SHOCKING…Woman Taken To Hospital With Shark Still Attached To Her Arm

 

A 23-year-old woman has received a bite from a small shark in Boca Raton, Florida. That’s enough to ruin anybody’s day at the beach. But to make matters even worse, she had to be taken to the hospital with the shark still clamped onto to her arm. Talk about being clingy.

“I have never seen anything like it,” Boca Raton Ocean Rescue captain Clint Tracy told The Sun Sentinel local newspaper. “Never even heard of anything like this.”

Zika virus may reach Europe this summer

The Zika virus could spread to Europe this summer, although the likelihood of an outbreak is low to moderate, the World Health Organization has said.

Areas most at risk are those where Aedes mosquitoes may spread the virus, like the Black Sea coast of Russia and Georgia and the island of Madeira.

Rescued Chibok Girl, Amina Ali Tells Friend’s Father Horror Story

The father of a missing Chibok schoolgirl who spoke privately to Amina Ali Darsha Nkeki, rescued this week in remote northeastern Nigeria, said after hearing about her ordeal at the hands of Boko Haram he told her not to repeat the horrific story to other parents.
Yakubu Nkeki, whose daughter Maimuna was among the 219 girls abducted from a school in the town of Chibok more than two years ago, spoke to Amina on Thursday after she met President Muhammadu Buhari.

See The State Where Government Pay Teachers with Freshly Hatched Chicks Instead of Cash

Angry teachers have protested government’s shocking decision to pay them with freshly hatched chicks instead of the normal cash.

Teachers in Uzbekistan were left in shock after government paid them with chickens instead of cash. The angry teachers complained that they want cash instead of the chickens given to them.

Shocking : See What Burnaboy Did To Girl He Impregnated Her After she Refused to Abort Their Baby

For The 1st Time In 15-Years, President Buhari Coming to Lagos on a 2-Day Visit

President Buhari

The Lagos State Government will formally welcome President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday, May 23, 2016 on a two-day working visit to the State. It will be President Buhari’s first official visit to the state since he assumed office about a year ago.

A statement issued by the State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, stated that this is the first time in about 15years that a sitting President will be visiting the State on a working visit and is a testimony to the landmark achievements in the last one year of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode as well as the good working relationship between Lagos State and the Federal Government.

Lagos records 112 crashes within 3 months

 The Lagos State Sector Command of the FRSC on Saturday said that no fewer than 751 people were involved in 112 road traffic crashes between January and March.

The Sector Commander, Mr Hyginus Omeje, said this during the commission’s 2016 First Quarter Performance Review Programme in Isolo, Lagos.
Omeje said that the record showed an increase of 43.6 per cent when compared with the 545 people that were involved in 78 crashes in the same period in 2015.