BENUE GOVERNOR CLAIMS FOREIGN TERRORISTS BEHIND DEADLY ATTACKS. (PHOTO).

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 Benue Governor Claims Foreign Terrorists Behind Deadly Attacks Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia has alleged that the perpetrators of recent deadly attacks in the state are not Nigerians, describing them as foreign nationals speaking unfamiliar languages and exhibiting non-Nigerian characteristics. The governor made the remarks on Tuesday following a wave of violence that has killed scores and displaced many in the North-Central state. Speaking on the identity of the attackers, Governor Alia emphasized the need to clarify the nature of the threat. “We know Nigerians—by our ethnicities, we can identify a Fulani, Yoruba, or Hausa man. Even traditional herders, we know them, herding with sticks,” he said. “But these attackers come fully armed with AK-47s and 49s. They don’t bear the Nigerian look, and their language—Hausa or Fulani—is different, not like ours.” Citing local intelligence, Alia suggested the assailants may be from Mali or other foreign regions. “Some of our people who...

WATCH ADELE PERFORM IN THE POURING RAIN IN MUNICH.(VIDEO/PHOTO).


 Watch Adele Perform in the Pouring Rain in Munich


On Wednesday, Aug. 14, the singer, 36, performed to thousands of fans in Munich, Germany despite the arrival of a huge storm midway through her outdoor show.


In a video shared on X,Adele walked down the steps as the rain fell. Using one hand to hold her long black gown and the other on her microphone, she then moved to the beat as she sang her song, “Oh My God.”


In another video, per Billboard,Adele joked that the rain shouldn't stop her singing one of her most famous hits.


“If it stops raining when I do ‘Set Fire to the Rain,’ I’m going to be f----- furious,” she joked.


who normally performs without shoes — decided to put sneakers on midway through the show due to her feet feeling cold.


She also shared a snap on her Instagram Stories ahead of the show.


“ADELE IN MUNICH,” the post read. “I will be ON stage 7:30pm tonight,” she wrote alongside love heart and rain emojis.


This isn’t the first time Adele has had to perform in rain.


Back in 2017, the “Turning Tables” singer wore a plastic poncho when the rain came pouring during her show in Auckland, New Zealand.


Adele had to be rushed off the stage multiple times to dry her face with a towel but was later offered the poncho by a fan from the audience.


After opening the packet, she placed the item over her head and on top of her burgundy Zuhair Murad evening gown.


“At least it matches my dress,” she joked about the light pink poncho.


Watch video below.


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