GHANA TO APPLY FOR BRICS MEMBERSHIP. (PHOTO).

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 Ghana to apply for BRICS membership Ghana will formally apply to join BRICS after President John Dramani Mahama's cabinet approved the move, Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has said. Ablakwa said the decision was part of efforts to diversify Ghana's international partnerships and create more opportunities for economic development, Ghana News Agency reported. “Another major highlight which I am disclosing to the Ghanaian people for the first time is that the Cabinet of President John Dramani Mahama has decided that Ghana should put in a formal application to join BRICS,” Ablakwa said. The minister said joining the bloc would complement, rather than replace, Ghana's existing relationships with traditional development partners.

PANIC IN EKITI AS HUMAN’S DEAD BODY FOUND IN UREJE RIVER. (PHOTO).

 

 PANIC IN EKITI AS HUMAN’S DEAD BODY FOUND IN UREJE RIVER


Panic on Saturday gripped the residents of Ureje, a suburb of Ado Ekiti metropolis, as residents woke up to see a lifeless body of a human being inside Ureje River.


Ureje River is located along Federal polytechnic and Afe Babalola University area of Ado Ekiti capital city and where the Ureje River has its bridge and main valley.


A witness, who has his company around the area, said the Friday evening’s torrential downpour that raised Ureje River’s water level watched the corpse down to the area


He said they have reported the incident at the Police Station at Odo Ado Area, while efforts were being intensified to contact the state government on the matter.


As at the time of filing this report, the dead body was still floating inside the water.


Also, the gender of the victim could not be ascertained.

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