Alleged Imo state Properties recovered from Rochas wife's warehous. Mrs. Uloma Nwosu, eldest daughter of the immediate past governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorocha narrowly escaped lynching Friday, by an angry mob comprising youths from Naze community and traders from Alaba Market, Owerri upon the discovery that alleged looted government properties by the previous administration were concealed in more than 15 containers (40 feet) inside a secluded warehouse along Aba road In the warehouse, believed to be owned by the former First Lady, Mrs. Nkechi Okorocha and located opposite Alaba Market, next to the All-In supermarket recently sealed by the EFCC, were allegedly found missing sets of furniture, air conditioners and different electronic gadgets used to decorate the Imo International Conference Centre, the Ahiajoku Centre as well as Government House offices but were carted away prior to the expiration of the Okorocha administration. ...
France records another terrifying moment yesterday as over 130.000 protesters storms the streets of Paris with many wounded and properties lost. French police put on a massive show of force on Saturday to prevent another demonstration by the gilets jaunes from spiralling into violence, at the end of what could prove a defining week for Emmanuel Macron’s presidency. More than 1,000 arrests were made across the country, with a large majority in Paris, during the fourth straight weekend of protests by the gilets jaunes, or yellow vests, a movement which began in response to fuel tax increases but has quickly swollen into a campaign against Mr Macron. The government said 125,000 people came out to block roads and towns throughout France, with 10,000 in Paris. On the first weekend of protest, more than 280,000 people had been on the streets. The government also said 118 protesters had been injured along with 17 members of the security forces. Some 89,...
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