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31/08/2026

DRAMA AT UNIZIK: LECTURER ATTACKED AFTER ALLEGATION OF SEXUAL MISCONDUCT

Tension erupted at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, after a lecturer in the Department of Chinese Studies was physically attacked by some students following an allegation of attempted sexual misconduct involving a female student.

The incident happened on August 15, 2026, and videos of the confrontation quickly went viral on social media.

In the footage, the female student was seen leaving the lecturer’s office carrying what appeared to be the lecturer’s clothes. The lecturer was subsequently confronted by a group of young men and physically assaulted.

The shocking incident sparked outrage, with many people demanding answers about what allegedly happened inside the lecturer’s office.

However, UNIZIK management condemned the attack, describing violence and jungle justice as unacceptable. The university immediately constituted an investigative panel to establish exactly what happened.

The lecturer was identified as Prof. Ifeanyi Sunny Odinye, of the Department of Chinese Studies.

In a later development, UNIZIK suspended Prof. Odinye for three months following preliminary findings concerning violations of the university’s regulations. However, the university made it clear that the sexual-misconduct allegation itself still required further investigation.

So, while the viral video has already generated massive public reactions, the full truth behind the incident is still being established.

What do you think?

should students ever take the law into their own hands, even when they believe a serious offence has occurred?

31/08/2026

His Excellency Mr Peter Gregory Obi has told the country that he won the 2023 election but was denied to be declared the winner....

29/08/2026

The catastrophic flood and landslide disaster along the Nepal–Tibet (China) border.

What happened?

On Wednesday, August 26, 2026, a huge collapse of ice, rock and debris in the Himalayas triggered a sudden surge of water into the Bhote Koshi/Lhende river system. The resulting flash flood swept through communities in northern Nepal and parts of Tibet.

The flooding was extremely powerful, destroying houses, roads, bridges, power infrastructure and entire sections of villages. Several people were also trapped or swept away at the Nepal–China border crossing.

How bad is it?

As of August 29, Nepalese authorities reported at least 669 deaths in Nepal, with seven more deaths in Tibet, while roughly 3,000 people remain missing. Many of those missing are foreign nationals, including tourists and pilgrims.

Rescue teams are still searching for survivors, but damaged roads, unstable mountains, bad weather and huge amounts of mud and debris are making the operation extremely difficult.

There is also concern about another lake that formed near the glacier. The immediate risk of a lake outburst has decreased as one lake has started draining, but authorities are continuing to monitor the area closely.

Why did it happen?

The immediate trigger appears to have been a glacial collapse/landslide, which sent enormous amounts of ice, rock and water into the river system. Scientists are still investigating exactly what caused the glacier to collapse, although glacier melting and climate change may be contributing factors.

Nepal is now asking for international technical assistance, and officials estimate rebuilding could cost $4–5 billion...

29/08/2026

Let us share and safe lifes

29/08/2026

Let us share and safe life. Okwuluora is doing a great job ....

28/08/2026