TST DAILY DIGEST

SHAMELESS DANCE IN THE CHURCH

The women fighting inside this Church are TST. The mummy on blue is Mrs Akaa wife of our Pastor in Umuahia District. The lady receiving the heat is the daughter of the Deaconess who is on top of the Pastor's wife. They are our TST warriors fighting themselves inside the Church.

My conscience will not be at rest if I see this and close my mouth when I know that if it is TAG that did it I will not spare them.

We speak the truth even if it affects us.

Some may not like me for doing this against TST Family but it doesn't matter. I'm very sorry but I have to do this. I will still do the same thing again to show others that while we condemn TAG for being rebellious and rejecting peace and Reconciliation in AG Nigeria we don't have immunity or license to act the same way and be free.""

Nigerians are mourning a woman who was allegedly crushed to death by her angry husband as she tried to stop him from driving out of the compound with her phone.

According to SaharaReporters, the husband named Makanjuola Ayedun from Isanlu community, Yagba East Local Government Area of Kogi State, crushed his wife, Mrs Nike Ayedun to death with his car.

The incident occurred at Gwagwalada, Abuja, on Friday, May 14, 2021 around 10pm.

Ayedun allegedly knocked down his wife, Nike, a staff member of World Bank office at Asokoro, Abuja, while reversing his car.

It was learnt that due to the speed with which he reversed, the car crossed an untarred road and crashed into a building where some things were destroyed.

Ayedun allegedly tried to flee when he realised that he had killed his wife, blaming the incident on brakes failure.

However, SaharaReporters said a source revealed that it was not an accident. A source also alleged that the man had always physically assaulted his wife.

The source said, according to the publication: "The whole issue started when Nike discovered that the safe box she had got for the purpose of saving money for her son, who demanded a huge birthday party, had been broken by her husband. She then confronted him about it. That was how the husband started beating her.

"After beating the hell out of her in the house, he collected her phone so that she could not call anyone. The man went outside and turned on his car's engine while he came down to open gate. Nike ran to the gate demanding her phone. The husband said he would crush and kill her, and before she knew what was happening, the man knocked her down with full force while reversing the car," the source said.

Nike, a mother of two boys, was said to be the breadwinner of the family as her husband was not employed.

Friends have gone on Facebook and Twitter to mourn the mum-of-two.

Dozens of people are missing feared dead in Nigeria after a boat carrying about 200 broke in two and sank, officials say.

Most passengers were women and children travelling from neighhouring Niger to the north-western state of Kebbi.

One survivor said about 40 people had been rescued, but it is unlikely that many more survivors will be found.

Local authorities told the BBC that divers and emergency workers were trying to save others.

Five bodies have reportedly been recovered.

"Bodies are still being recovered. We can't ascertain the number for now," Yahaya Sarki, a spokesman for the governor of Kebbi, told the Reuters news agency.

Abdullahi Buhari Wara, administrative head of Ngaski district, told the AFP news agency that he blamed the accident on overloading, as the boat was meant to carry no more than 80 passengers.

The boat was also loaded with bags of sand from a gold mine, he said.

Qasimu Umar Wara, a resident of the nearby town of Wara, said that five bodies had been recovered but many more are expected to wash up in the days ahead.

The boat was overloaded, he said: "My brother is among those missing. This is the worst boat accident that has happened in this water."

Boat accidents along the River Niger are common with overcrowding a major cause, as well as collisions with tree trunks under the water.

"The Lord remembered Tinuade Soile. My God is indeed faithful, " she wrote.