The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has declared the National Identity Number (NIN) as a compulsory criterion for the 2024 Batch B registration. While the NYSC emphasizes the necessity of NIN, some prospective corps members face issues linking their NIN to the registration system. The NYSC is working with the National Identity Management Commission to address these challenges, ensuring a seamless registration process.
Amid ongoing conflicts, Jerusalem Day celebrations turned violent, highlighting the city's fragile peace. A Saudi report spotlighted a rejected ceasefire offer, while escalations in northern Israel led to casualties. A new controversy emerged over alleged government manipulation using AI. These events underscore the complexities of the region's conflicts and the challenges faced by all parties involved.
The town of Belchertown, Massachusetts, marked Pride Month with its third annual Pride Flag Raising Ceremony at the Belchertown Town Hall. Among the speakers were town officials, community leaders, and a 10-year-old resident, all emphasizing inclusivity and support for the LGBTQ+ community.
The Anambra State Police Command has issued a strict warning against any Biafra Day celebrations on May 30, 2024. Responding to threats from IPOB, the Police assure the public that there will be no compulsory stay-at-home order and vow to secure the area. Citizens are encouraged to continue their usual activities as security forces are mobilized to ensure safety.
Guelph Police arrested several individuals over a span of three days for offenses ranging from arson and impaired driving to assault and robbery. The incidents led to a surge in police activity, resulting in a total of 661 calls for service within 72 hours.
Iran is in deep mourning following the tragic death of President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash. The funeral procession, which began in Tehran and concluded in Mashhad, saw thousands of Iranians coming together to bid farewell to their leader. The crash also claimed the lives of Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian and six others, marking a significant loss for the nation.
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