BABCOCK UNIVERSITY DEBUNKS CARTER EFE'S 'FIRST CLASS' CERTIFICATE CLAIM, ISSUES STRONG WARNING. (PHOTO).

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  Babcock University Debunks Carter Efe's 'First Class' Certificate Claim, Issues Strong Warning A recent social media buzz surrounding popular Nigerian content creator and skit maker, Carter Efe, has taken an unexpected turn as Babcock University steps forward to debunk claims of his alleged first-class academic achievement. The entertainer had recently posted what appeared to be an academic certificate online, suggesting he had graduated from the prestigious institution with a "First Class Upper" degree in Biochemistry. This claim quickly garnered attention across various platforms, prompting the university to issue a definitive statement. Babcock University Sets the Record Straight In a swift and unequivocal statement released on Monday, June 29, Babcock University firmly declared that the certificate circulating on social media, attributed to Carter Efe, was not issued by the institution. The university’s management highlighted several glaring inconsistencies ...

AZERBAIJAN AIRLINES PLANE CRASHES WITH 72 ON BOARD ON CHRISTMAS DAY. (PHOTO).


 Horrific moment Azerbaijan airlines plane cr@shes with 72 on board on Christmas Day


This is the horrific moment a passenger plane with 72 people on board hit the ground in a fireball in a Christmas Day crash landing in Kazakhstan.


The Azerbaijan Airlines passenger aircraft crashed near Kazakhstan’s Aktau Airport close to the Caspian Sea on Wednesday morning, December 25, Kazakh authorities said, with up to 40 people feared de@d.


The aircraft was flying from Baku in Azerbaijan to Grozny in Russia, the Transport Ministry said in a post to its official Telegram channel. It was rerouted to Aktau in Kazakhstan due to fog in Grozny, Russian news agencies reported.


Footage of the crash showed the plane bursting into flames as it hit the ground and thick black smoke then rising. 


Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Emergency Situations said that the plane was carrying 69 people — 64 passengers and five crew members. 


The ministry said 29 people survived the crash, with many hospitalized.


Two children were among those hospitalized, the ministry said in a post to its Telegram channel.


Kazakhstan’s deputy health minister told ABC News that some of those taken to hospital are in critical condition.


Kazakh authorities have initiated an investigation into the crash, focusing on reported bird strike, mechanical failure and the decision to reroute the flight due to adverse weather conditions, Kazakh aviation authorities told ABC News.


Among the passengers were 37 Azerbaijani citizens, six from Kazakhstan, three from Kyrgyzstan, and 16 from Russia, the Transport Ministry said in a statement, citing “preliminary data.”


Azerbaijan Airlines said in a post to X that the aircraft “made an emergency landing” around 2 miles from Aktau. The aircraft was an Embraer 190 model with flight number J2-8243, it said.

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