UPDATE: BODY OF A MAN SWEFT AWAY BY FLOOD RECOVERED. (PHOTO).

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 Body of a man sweft away by flood recovered The police in Apel, under the Sekhukhune District, have opened an inquest docket after the body of Mr Johannes Tsere Lekwadu (30) from Ga-Selepe was recovered from the Raphulu River at Atok (Sefateng) on Thursday, 04 December 2025. This comes after a missing person report was filed, with information suggesting that he may have been swept away by flooding. A search operation was activated, leading police and various stakeholders to work together throughout the period to locate him. Following a prolonged and coordinated effort, the body was found and retrieved. Emergency and support services attended the scene. Police investigations into the circumstances surrounding the incident are ongoing.

JAPA: WE'VE INTERVIEWED MORE THAN 150,000 NIGERIANS, 30,000 STUDENTS- US EMBASSY. (PHOTO).


Japa: We’ve Interviewed More Than 150,000 Nigerians, 30,000 Students — US Embassy

Chargé d’Affaires of the U.S., Embassy in Nigeria, Mr David Greene, has revealed that they have interviewed over 150,000 Nigerians while further noting that the embassy has interviewed about 30,000 students this year.

Greene made this statement during an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja. He said, “What folks do not know is that this year we have interviewed more than 150,000 people.

“This is in addition to 30,000 students. Hundreds of thousands of students have had the opportunity to seek visas from the U.S. We are doing the best we can to get proper ways for all the categories after having an enormous backlog as a result of COVID-19, and all that.”

“We have made great progress though. In March we instituted a five-year term for visas to the U.S.,” he added.

However, he assured visa applicants of the mission’s commitment to tackling all visa-related hitches. According to him, issues related to visas would fully become a thing of the past, saying the mission is doing everything within its power to tackle such challenges.

He urged persons desiring to travel to the U.S. to apply early and ensure that the visa requests are tied to events.

“Folks that are seeking visas should apply early, make sure that the plan is for an event as they can. This is because we do acknowledge that there is a backlog and we will do what we can to make sure people that need a warrant visa to the U.S., can get them,” he said.

 

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