MIRACLE IN UMUAHIA: CHURCH ROOF COLLAPSE DURING STORM LEAVES NO FATALITIES. (PHOTO).

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  A devastating storm in Umuahia, Abia State, caused the roof of the Methodist Church Nigeria, All Saints Cathedral, to collapse, but miraculously, no lives were lost. The incident occurred during a powerful windstorm that preceded an evening downpour, leaving many in shock. The collapse happened while youths of the church were holding a meeting inside the cathedral. Despite the terrifying incident, all attendees managed to escape unharmed, except for one person who sustained minor injuries. The storm's fierce winds also uprooted economic trees, brought down electric poles, and damaged the roofs of several residential buildings in the area. The Bishop of Umuahia East Diocese, Rt. Rev. Best Okike, lamented the extent of the damage, noting that the storm struck unexpectedly. "The tornado had destroyed everything," Bishop Okike said. "The speed of the wind is terrible, and people were inside here, holding a meeting; they managed to struggle out." Very Rev. Bright M...

FIFA RANKINGS: SUPER EAGLES DROP TO 44TH.(PHOTO).


 FIFA Rankings: Super Eagles Drop To 44th


Following their defeat to Rwanda in the final round of the 2025 African Cup of Nations qualifier, Super Eagles of Nigeria has dropped to 44th position in the latest FIFA rankings.


The Nigerian side failed to secure maximum points in the final round of the qualifiers playing a 1-1 draw with Benin in Abidjan before suffering a 1-2 defeat to Rwanda in Uyo.


The ranking released on Thursday afternoon saw Super Eagles dropped to 44th position from 36th position where they were ranked in October.


They also dropped to the 5th position in Africa behind Morocco, Senegal, Egypt and Algeria.


African Top 10:


1.Morocco  


2.Senegal 


3.Egypt  


4 Algeria 


5.Nigeria 


6 CIV 


7 Cameroon 


8 Mali


9 Tunisia 


10South Africa

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