THREE DE-AD, FOUR COACHES AFFECTED AS WARRI-ITAKPE TRAIN DERAILS. (PHOTOS).

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 Three de-ad, four coaches affected as Warri-Itakpe train derails The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has confirmed the d3ath of three persons following the derailment of the Warri-Itakpe train in Agbor, Delta State. The Corporation added that four coaches left the rail track during the incident which occurred on Monday, June 8, 2026. The Managing Director of NRC, Dr. Kayode Opeifa, said in a statement that the emergency response team and other relevant authorities are currently managing the situation and providing necessary assistance. “The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has confirmed a serious train accident involving the Warri–Itakpe Train Service (WITS) corridor at Agbor, Delta State,” the statement read. “Rescue and emergency response operations were immediately activated. All passengers on board have now been accounted for. “Sadly, three fatalities have been confirmed at this time. Opeifa, while stating that relevant authorities will continue to assess the full circums...

UPDATE: MULTIPLE KILLER ENOCH NDOU SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON. (PHOTO).


 Multiple Killer Enoch Ndou Sentenced to Life in Prison


The Thohoyandou High Court, sitting at Waterval Magistrate's Court, has sentenced Enoch Ndou to life imprisonment for multiple murders.


Ndou carried out the brutal killings on Christmas Day in 2021 at Jimmy Jones village near Malamulele, Limpopo. His victims included family members, reportedly due to a dispute over inheritance. Among those killed was his pregnant cousin and her unborn child.


The horrific crime shocked the community and the country. With the sentencing, justice has been served for the victims and their families.

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