WRESTLING STAR STEVE REGAL, KNOWN AS MR. ELECTRICITY, DIES AT 73.(PHOTO).

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Wrestling star Steve Regal, known as Mr. Electricity, dies at 73 Steve Regal, the wrestling star famously known as “Mr. Electricity,” has passed away at the age of 73. Regal’s death, which occurred in July, was confirmed by the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA), which paid tribute to the former champion’s impact on the sport. Regal began his professional wrestling career in 1977, eventually rising to prominence in the American Wrestling Association (AWA). He captured the AWA World Light Heavyweight Championship and had notable victories over competitors like Buck Zumhofe and The Road Warriors. In 1986, Regal defeated Denny Brown to claim the NWA junior heavyweight title, a milestone that helped pave the way for future generations of wrestlers. He made his WWF debut the same year, teaming with Terry Gibbs against Junkyard Dog and George Steele, and later faced off against stars such as Tito Santana and Pedro Morales. Standing 6 feet tall, Regal also held the NWA Pacific Northwest Heavyw...

EDO GOV. VISITS KANO, CONDOLES FAMILIES OF UROMI MASSACRE VICTIMS. (PHOTO).


 Edo Gov. Visits Kano, Condoles Families of Uromi Massacre Victims


Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, visited the Kano State Government House on Monday to offer condolences to the government and families of the 16 victims killed in Uromi, Edo State, last week. The trip comes amid widespread outrage in northern Nigeria over the targeted attack on traders from the region.


The victims, mostly from Kano and other northern states, were ambushed and killed in Uromi, a town in Edo's Esan North-East Local Government Area. The brutal killings have sparked protests in Kano, Katsina, and parts of Kaduna, with citizens demanding justice and better security for northerners living in the South.


Governor Okpebholo assured the Kano State government that his administration is working closely with security agencies to investigate the killings and bring those responsible to justice. He also expressed sympathy for the bereaved families, emphasizing that violence against any ethnic or religious group will not be tolerated.


The visit comes as pressure mounts on state and federal authorities to address growing concerns over ethnic tensions and insecurity across the country. Youth groups and community leaders in Kano have accused the Edo State government of not doing enough to prevent such attacks, calling for swift action to apprehend the perpetrators.

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