UN SECURITY COUNCIL APPROVES NEW SOMALIA MISSION. (PHOTO).

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 UN Security Council approves new Somalia mission The United Nations Security Council authorized an African Union stabilisation and support mission in Somalia - known as AUSSOM - on Friday that will replace a larger AU anti-terrorism operation from January 1, 2025, Reuters reported. Somalia's security has been underwritten by foreign resources since Ethiopia invaded in 2006, toppling an militant-led administration but galvanising an insurgency that has since killed tens of thousands of people. The European Union and United States, the top funders of AU forces in Somalia, wanted to reduce the number of AU peacekeepers due to concerns about long-term financing and sustainability, sources told Reuters in June. Negotiations about the new force had proven complicated, they said. The United States abstained from the UN Security Council vote on Friday over its funding concerns. The remaining 14 council members voted for the resolution.
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MAN KILLED DURING MORNING PRAYER IN ANAMBRA STATE. (PHOTO).

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 Man killed during morning prayer in Anambra



Some gunmen on Thursday killed a former President-General, Amansea Development Union in Anambra State, Cajetan Nwokike, Daily Post reports Friday.


The assailants reportedly entered Nwokike’s residence while he was performing a “traditional morning prayer of breaking of kola nut” and “shot him point blank on the head,” resulting in his instant death.


This was disclosed by the National President, Association of Past Presidents-General of Anambra State, Omife I.


The statement read, “The Association of Past Presidents-General of Anambra State has. 

received the shocking news of the brutal death of one of her members, Chief Cajetan Nwokike, former PG Amansea, who was allegedly shot dead by unknown gunmen yesterday morning in his house at Amansea.


According to another source:

Anambra: Ex-President-General Of Amansea, Nwokike, Killed By Unknown Gun Men In His Home


Early Thursday morning, unidentified assailants murdered Chief Cajetan Nwokike, the former President-General of Amansea Development Union in Anambra State.


His death comes less than two months after President-General of Umuoji, Chief Silas Onyima, was shot dead in his bedroom by assassins.


Nwokike’s death was disclosed by the National President of the Association of Past Presidents-General of Anambra State, Omife I, in a statement forwarded to Daily Post on Friday.


“The Association of Past Presidents-General of Anambra State (APPAS) has received the shocking news of the brutal death of one of her members, Chief Cajetan Nwokike, former PG Amansea, who was allegedly shot dead by unknown gunmen yesterday morning in his house at Amansea.


“The report said that late Cajetan Nwokike was performing his traditional morning prayer of breaking of kola nut that fateful morning when two young men entered his house and shot him point blank on the head, killing him instantly“APPAS is gravely worried about Chief Nwokike’s death which is one too many and we are appealing to Governor Soludo and the security agents to leave no stone unturned to unmask the perpetrators of this serial killings.


“We have no doubt that Governor Soludo has the capacity to do this, given his track record in security management so far.“We will deeply miss Chief Cajetan Nwokike, a man who was full of life and very active in APPAS, whose death has created a big vacuum in our Association.


“We condole with his family and assure them that his killers will not go unpunished. May his soul rest in peace,” the statement read.

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