ABIA: MORTUARY ATTENDANTS NARROWLY ESCAPE LYNCHING OVER MISSING TESTICLE. (PHOTO).

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 Abia: Mortuary Attendants Narrowly Escape Lynching Over Missing Testicle  A dramatic and disturbing incident unfolded yesterday at a mortuary facility located between Afoukwu and Abayi Okoroato village, along the Aba-Ikot Ekpene highway, in Obingwa council area of Abia State. Three mortuary attendants were nearly lynched by irate youths after a dead man's testicle was discovered missing from his corpse. The incident began when a family arrived at the mortuary to retrieve their son's remains for burial. Upon inspecting the corpse, they noticed that one testicle was missing, sparking outrage among the family and accompanying youths. Eyewitnesses described the scene as chaotic, with some youths violently attacking the mortuary, destroying buildings, and vandalizing properties. The attendants attempted to flee but were apprehended by the mob. Local residents expressed shock and disgust, stating that severing body parts from the deceased is considered an abomination in Igbo cultur...

KENYA APPROVES VISA-FREE ENTRY FOR AFRICANS, EXEMPTS TWO NATIONS. (PHOTO).


 Kenya Approves Visa-Free Entry for Africans, Exempts Two Nations


Kenya has announced a visa-free policy for citizens of all African countries, except Somalia and Libya, due to security concerns.


The new directive, approved by the cabinet, abolishes the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) requirement, allowing citizens of most African nations to visit Kenya visa-free for up to two months. East African Community (EAC) members, including Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Burundi, can stay for up to six months in line with EAC regulations.


While no specific timeline for implementation has been set, Kenya plans to introduce an improved system for instant travel approval, with a processing time of up to 72 hours.

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