NOTORIOUS OUTLAW ABUBAKAR USMAN APPREHENDED IN DELTA FOREST. (PHOTOS).

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NOTORIOUS OUTLAW ABUBAKAR USMAN APPREHENDED IN DELTA FOREST A woman, Mrs. Blessing Chiedu, who was kidnapped on July 2, 2026, along Ani-Ifekide Farm Road in Ubulu-Uku, Delta State, has been rescued alive by security operatives. According to the report, her kidnappers demanded ₦100 million from her family. After receiving information about the kidnapping, the Delta State Police Anti-Kidnapping Squad, using the Hydra Tech Surveillance System, tracked and rescued her along the Ubulu-Unor/Ashama Road. Security forces then continued searching for the kidnappers and traced them to a hideout in the Ogwashi-Uku/Adonta Forest. During a gun battle, one of the most wanted suspects, Abubakar Usman, was arrested, while the other gang members escaped into the forest with their gun. Investigators believe Abubakar Usman and his gang were responsible for several kidnappings in Igbodo, Umunede, and nearby communities, where they allegedly collected millions of naira in ransom from victims' families....

ZIMBABWE LAWMAKERS BACK LEGISLATION EXTENDING PRESIDENT'S TIME IN POWER. (PHOTO).


 Zimbabwe lawmakers back legislation extending president's time in power


Zimbabwe's lower house of parliament passed a bill to extend presidential terms from five to seven years on Thursday, which would allow President Emmerson Mnangagwa to remain in power until 2030.


Some 216 ​lawmakers voted in favour of the draft legislation, passing the 187 mark needed ​for a two-thirds majority.


The bill now moves to the upper house of ⁠parliament, where it is also expected to sail through as Mnangagwa's governing ZANU-PF party ​controls it through traditional leaders and other proxies who generally vote with the party, Reuters reported.


Signs that ​Mnangagwa, 83, wanted to stay in power beyond the end of his second term in 2028 emerged about two years ago, when his supporters started chanting slogans at ZANU-PF rallies that he needed more ​time to complete his agenda.


The party last year resolved to change the constitution to lengthen presidential ​terms and the plan received cabinet backing in February.


Critics say the bill is a ruse for Mnangagwa to ‌stay ⁠in power for longer, though its backers say it will strengthen accountability and foster political stability.

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