FCT POLICE RESCUE SUSPECT FROM JUNGLE JUSTICE OVER ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION OF 5 YEAR OLD CHILD.(PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 PRESS RELEASE FCT POLICE RESCUE SUSPECT FROM JUNGLE JUSTICE OVER ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION OF 5 YEAR OLD CHILD. …CP FCT Condemns such acts as it delays the course of justice The FCT Police Command, on the 4th of October 2026 at approximately 02:46PM, received a distress call reporting that an unidentified adult male was being assaulted by an angry mob over an alleged attempt to abduct a child. Following receipt of the report, police operatives from Kuje Division were immediately dispatched to the scene, where one Bashir Usman was rescued from an irate mob that was about to lynch him. Preliminary investigations revealed that the suspect was being assaulted by the mob over allegations that he attempted to abduct a five year old child in front of her residence in Angwan Lado, Kuje Area Council of the FCT. The suspect has been taken into protective custody, while investigations into the alleged crime is being expanded to unravel the extent of his activities and apprend any accomplices who m...

CANADA MAKES HISTORY AS FIRST WORLD CUP HOST FORCED TO PLAY KNOCKOUT MATCH OUTSIDE ITS BORDERS. (PHOTO)



Canada makes history as first World Cup host forced to play knockout match outside its borders

The Canadian men's national soccer team has secured its first-ever berth in the World Cup knockout stage, but the achievement comes alongside a unique historical distinction: Canada has become the first tournament host forced to play an elimination match outside its national borders.

A 2-1 defeat against Switzerland solidified the team's path forward, sending the roster south to Los Angeles for a Round of 32 matchup against South Africa. Canada could have remained in Vancouver for the knockout rounds by securing a win or a draw in their final group stage match. Team members acknowledged that while they preferred to remain on home soil, they must now adapt to the travel requirements.

The structural arrangement sets Canada apart from its fellow 2026 co-hosts, the United States and Mexico, both of whom clinched their respective groups to guarantee home-field advantage for the upcoming round. The logistics also differ from the only other multi-nation World Cup in 2002, where co-hosts Japan and South Korea both remained in their own countries throughout their respective tournament runs.

Head coach Jesse Marsch reframed the cross-border relocation positively, noting that leaving the home environment could help the squad bypass the intense local media circus and surrounding distractions. Marsch emphasized that the upcoming days will prioritize physical recovery, rehabilitation, and mental preparation over intensive training sessions as the team prepares for the most significant match in the program's history.

The team remains confident that its fan base will travel down the Pacific coast to support them in California, noting that Los Angeles remains highly accessible for traveling Canadian supporters.


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