A TEXAS MAN IS BEING CHARGED WITH MURDER AFTER HE SHOT AN ARMED HOME INTRUDER WHO FORCED HIS WAY INTO HIS HOME.(PHOTO).

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 A Texas man is being charged with m*rder after he shot an armed home intruder who forced his way into his home. This alarming incident occurred on the evening of Friday, January 9th; in Big Springs, Texas.  On the night in question, the Big Springs Police Department responded to a home after receiving a 911 call. Upon their arrival, they were met outside by 43-year-old Joel Florez, pictured below. While questioning Florez, they learned that there was a gunshot victim inside of the home. When officers made their way into the home they discovered 36-year-old Phillip Lozano deceased from a gunshot wound. During the ensuing investigation, they learned Lozano had forced his way into the home while armed with a weapon. Once inside the home, Florez shot Lozano, causing a fatal injury.  For unknown reasons, officers determined there was probable cause to charge Joel Florez with homicide in the death of Philip Lozano. A warrant for the arrest of Joel Florez was issued, and he was...

CHIMAMANDA NGOZI ADICHIE VISITS HER FORMER KINDERGARTEN TEACHER IN NSUKKA. (VIDEO/PHOTO).



 Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Visits Her Former Kindergarten Teacher In Nsukka



Literature Meets Legacy, as Chimamanda Visits Her Kindergarten Teacher


On a quiet afternoon in Nsukka, there came a moment that would stir more than thirty years of memories. Standing at the door was internationally acclaimed novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, radiant and humble, holding a bouquet of gratitude. She had come to visit Mr. Raphael Idoko, her kindergarten teacher. Now grey-haired and frail but still sharp-eyed, Mr. Idoko was momentarily speechless. His former pupil, now a global literary icon, had not forgotten him. As they embraced, time folded in on itself: the little girl with curious eyes had returned, bearing stories, success, and heartfelt thanks.


“Mr Idoko was a wonderful teacher. He made a difference in my life. I think about him often. I said I must come and thank him,” Chimamanda said. Elated, Idoko embraced her, saying, “I understand that you have a new name now,” to which Chimamanda replied, “I am still Ngozi.” Mr. Idoko informed his guest that his granddaughter also bears the name Chimamanda. 


Chimamanda's visit was more than a gesture in a world quick to forget its humble beginnings. It was a tribute to one of the many teachers who made her dreams count; who believed, encouraged, and planted seeds in her tender mind. That day in Nsukka, literature met legacy, and a teacher’s life’s work found its loudest echo in the quiet knock of a grateful student.

Watch video below. 




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