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Man and Woman With Baskets on Their Heads Seen Speaking to Governor Soludo

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A video showing an unusual encounter involving Anambra State Governor, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo , has attracted attention online after a man and a woman were seen carrying baskets on their heads while appearing to interact with the governor. The unusual scene has generated curiosity among social media users, with many viewers asking questions about the meaning behind the gesture and the circumstances that led to the encounter. In the circulating video, the individuals can be seen with woven baskets positioned on their heads as they appear to approach or interact with Governor Soludo. The sight immediately stands out because of the traditional nature of the baskets and the unusual way they were being carried during the encounter. The footage has since prompted different reactions from viewers who are trying to understand what the gesture represented. Unusual Encounter Attracts Attention Governor Soludo, who has been actively involved in public events and engagements acr...
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The Baby Whose Umbilical Cord Had Yet To Be Severed Was Rescued By A Passer-by Who Heard Her Cry From an abandoned toilet At Government Day Secondary School (GDSS), Dumne In The Song Local Government Area Of The State.

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Children they say are an heritage of the Lord and the fruit of the womb is his reward, for the fact they came from God should be cherished at all times no matter the way they came into this world.

A newborn baby was found alive two days after she was dumped in an abandoned toilet by her father in Adamawa state, Northeast Nigeria.

SaharaReporters learnt that the baby whose umbilical cord had yet to be severed was rescued by a passer-by who heard her cry from an abandoned toilet at Government Day Secondary School (GDSS), Dumne in the Song Local Government Area of the state.

SaharaReporters learnt that the infant was thrown away because her grandmother had forbidden her son from raising a child born by a non-Muslim mother.

As further gathered, the father, Ibrahim Lalle, acting on his mother's instructions wrapped the rejected infant in a polythene bag and dumped her in an abandoned toilet.

The baby's mother, Hande Daniel, a Christian, was reportedly impregnated by Lalle, a Muslim. However, after Daniel had the baby girl at Lalle's house, his mother vehemently protested that it was against the Islamic tenets to raise the child.

"Lalle's mother also rejected the idea of her son contemplating any marital relationship with Daniel because of her religious beliefs," a source said.

Meanwhile, Daniel and Lalle's mother have been arrested by the Adamawa State Police Command, while Lalle is at large.

The spokesperson for the Adamawa State police command, SP Suleiman Nguroje confirmed the incident, saying, "The newborn baby was rescued by a good Samaritan and is currently being medically attended to in an undisclosed hospital.

"Meanwhile two suspects, the baby's mother and grandmother are in our custody. A manhunt has been launched to apprehend the principal suspect, after which they will be charged to court for the law to take its course."

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