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There is a man in Aba prisons by name SUNDAY ANYIM.

He is from Ebonyi state.

He was arrested along Ehere market while he was selling okirika in 2012.

According to him, he left his family in Ebonyi and traveled to Aba to purchase okirika and he had no phone.

While selling the Okirika, police saw him and said he looked like one suspect that killed a woman in her farm land in Obingwa.

He was later arraigned for murder and since then, he has been in Aba prison awaiting trial.

He has been in Aba prison for 13 solid years awaiting trial.

No family member has ever visited him because his family doesn't know he is in prison.

His case file was part of the court files destroyed during the end SARS protest.

While we try in our little way to pursue his trial, please let's help search for his family members.

According to him, he is married with children.

If you are from Ebonyi and you have a family member by that name who left since 2012, please, he is not dead, he is in Aba prison awaiting trial for murder.

He is dark in complexion and average height. He should be in his 50s.

Nothing is impossible, you can be the answer to his prayer.

©️ Onyekachi Ezedike Hillary

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The Nigerian Air Force has clarified the situation surrounding its aircraft that made an emergency landing in Burkina Faso, following allegations by the Confederation of Sahel States (AES) that it violated the country’s airspace.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, the Air Force spokesperson, Air Commodore Ehimen Ejodame, explained that the aircraft was on a routine ferry mission to Europe. According to him, “The Nigerian Air Force wishes to clarify reports regarding the diversion of a NAF C-130 aircraft during its ferry mission to Portugal on 8 December 2025.”

He disclosed that the crew detected a technical problem shortly after takeoff from Lagos, which made an emergency landing necessary. “Following takeoff from Lagos, the crew observed a technical concern which necessitated a precautionary landing in Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso, the nearest airfield, in accordance with standard safety procedures and international aviation protocols,” he said.

Earlier, AES made up of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Republic had accused the aircraft, carrying 11 Nigerian personnel, of violating its airspace and claimed it was forced to land. The group also warned that any future violations could be neutralised.

However, Ejodame dismissed any wrongdoing, stressing that the crew is safe and well treated. “NAF crew is safe and have received cordial treatment from the host authorities,” he added.

He further assured that arrangements are in progress for the journey to continue. “Plans are ongoing to resume the mission as scheduled,” while reaffirming that the Air Force remains committed to safety, professionalism, and strict compliance with aviation standards.

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The UK government has rejected a request by Nigeria to deport 63 years old Ike Ekweremadu, a former deputy president of the Nigerian senate, who is serving a sentence of nine years and eight months after being found guilty in 2023 of conspiring to exploit a man for his kidney

The Federal Government of Nigeria wants him to continue his jail sentence in Nigeria but The UK government was concerned that Nigeria could offer no guarantees that Ekweremadu would continue his prison sentence after being deported....