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32-year-old Nigerian dies during childbirth in UK

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A 32-year-old Nigerian woman, Temitope Iwute, died during childbirth in the United Kingdom.

Iwute died shortly after receiving her Master’s degree at York St John University.

Announcing her death on Monday, the official X account of the Community of Nigerians in the UK made a post seeking to raise money to support her newborn baby and her family for her burial.

NIUK Community also launched a GoFundMe account to raise the needed funds.

The message read,  ”Dear NIUK Community, we’re reaching out with heavy hearts to support the family of Temitope Elizabeth Soneye Iwute, a vibrant 32-year-old who tragically passed away during childbirth, leaving behind her precious newborn son.

“Temitope had just completed her MSc at York St John University and was eagerly looking forward to her future. Now, we ask for your help to honour her memory and support her baby’s future.

“Your donations will ensure a proper farewell for Temitope and provide love and stability for her son. Every contribution matters.”

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So far, the account has raised £3,785 out of the £15,000 goal, with 157 donations amounting to 25 per cent.The organiser, Mauren Elor, further wrote in the GoFundMe description, “Imagine the joy of a mother-to-be, her heart overflowing with love for the little life growing within. Temitope Elizabeth Soneye Iwute, just 32 years young, radiated that joy.“She was a woman whose warmth could melt the coldest heart, whose laughter could chase away any shadow. She was a devoted wife, a cherished daughter, a beloved sister, and a friend to all. Temitope dreamed of motherhood, of cradling her child, of singing lullabies and of sharing her boundless love. Tope just rounded up her MSc program at York St John University(England) and was looking forward to her convocation ceremony.

“But fate, in its cruellest twist, had other plans. Temitope tragically passed on during childbirth at Croydon University Hospital London, leaving behind a precious newborn son and a world enveloped in grief. Little Baby will never know the tender touch of his mother, the soothing sound of her voice and the unwavering strength of her love. He will grow up without the woman who cherished him before he even took his first breath.”

Elor added that her kindness deserves a celebration of a life filled with love and light, stressing, “But more importantly, your generosity will help us embrace the little Baby with the love and care his mother would have showered upon him. It will help provide for his future, ensuring he has a safe and stable home, access to education, and the opportunity to grow into the wonderful man his mother knew he would be.

“Every donation, no matter how small, is a testament to the power of love and a promise to this little Baby that he will not face this journey alone. Please, open your hearts and join us in honouring Temitope’s memory and providing a future filled with hope for her precious child.

“Donate today and share this campaign. Let’s wrap her son in a blanket of love and show him that even in the darkest of times, compassion and kindness prevail.”

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Terrorists kill kidnapped Zamfara teacher after collecting ransom

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A teacher at Federal Government College, Anka, Mustapha Yahaya Maru, has reportedly been k!lled by armed band!ts despite the payment of ransom for his release.

Sahara Reporters reports that Maru was abducted early May while travelling to Anka in Zamfara State alongside several other passengers after their vehicle was intercepted by the attackers.

Following the abduction, the k!dnappers contacted his family and demanded a ransom far beyond their financial capacity.The report states that after intense efforts and negotiations, the family eventually raised and paid the agreed amount in hopes of securing his freedom.

Tragically, the bandits k!lled Maru on Tuesday instead of releasing him.

His de@th has thrown his family and the Maru community into mourning and has further heightened concerns over the worsening insecurity in the region.

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VDM must face law over fake viral Tinubu Audio, Says Presidency

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The Presidency on Wednesday said social media influencer Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VDM, should face the law over the circulation of an alleged fake audio purportedly involving President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, stated this in a post on X, accusing VDM of disseminating false content on social media.

“This VDM needs to face the weight of the law for being the conveyor and disseminator of a fake audio of President Tinubu. This is a clear case of an egregious abuse of the social media platform,” Onanuga wrote.

The presidential aide was reacting to a post by an X user, identified as Aneex, who questioned why some people believed the voice in the audio belonged to Tinubu.

The user described the audio as “cheap propaganda” and alleged that VDM was exploiting emotions to spread misinformation.

In the viral content, VeryDarkMan allegedly used the audio to call on Nigerians to reject President Tinubu’s re-election bid in the 2027 general elections.

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The development comes just days after President Tinubu secured the presidential ticket of the All Progressives Congress at the party’s nationwide direct primary held on Saturday, May 23, 2026.

During the exercise, Tinubu reportedly polled 10,999,162 votes, defeating his sole challenger, APC chieftain Stanley Osifo, who secured 16,503 votes from over 12 million registered party members.

Meanwhile, opposition figures are already positioning ahead of 2027, with Peter Obi expected to fly the flag of the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC), while former Vice President Atiku Abubakar is also expected to lead the African Democratic Congress (ADC) ticket.

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Eid-el-Kabir: Mbah preaches unity, tolerance, sacrifice, hope

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Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State has felicitated Muslim faithful in the state and the nation as whole on the occasion of Eid-el-Kabir, urging unity, tolerance, sacrifice, and hope.

Mbah, in his Eid goodwill message on Tuesday, also called for charity, urging Nigerians to rise in solidarity with one another, especially the less privileged.

He said, “On the occasion of Eid-el-Kabir, I extend warm felicitations to our Muslim brothers and sisters in Enugu State and across Nigeria as they commemorate this sacred festival of faith, sacrifice, and devotion to Almighty Allah.

“Eid-el-Kabir reminds us that sacrifice lies at the very heart of true service to God and humanity. It calls to mind the profound blessings inherent in the virtues of patience, obedience, trust, and unwavering faith – values exemplified by Prophet Ibrahim and which remain timeless lessons for us all.

“At a time when our nation continues to navigate important political and economic transitions, the significance of this celebration becomes even more profound.

“Let us be reminded that we all belong to one shared humanity and our collective progress as a people depends on our ability to uphold unity, mutual respect, peace, and compassion above all divisions.

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“This season, therefore, offers us another opportunity to recommit ourselves to the ideals of tolerance, sacrifice for the common good, and solidarity with one another, especially the vulnerable among us.

“As we celebrate, I urge all citizens to continue to pray for the peace, stability, and prosperity of our dear state and nation. Let us also continue to work together in harmony to build a society defined by justice, opportunity, and shared progress for all.”

He concluded by wishing the Muslim faithful a peaceful and joyous Eid-el-Kabir celebration.

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