A wedding ceremony has ended in a sad note after the bride’s father stormed the venue and disrupted the event. A wedding ceremony which took place at Kingdom Witness Chapel in Awutu Breku in the Central region of Ghana ended abruptly when father of the bride stormed the church to demand payment of the bride price. According to AdomNews , the father of the girl, Mohammed Ali claimed the young man had paid half of the GH₵1000 he demanded when the couple who have dated for years decided to marry. The incident resulted in serious chaos when the man walked straight to the altar to drag his daughter away. Mr. Ali also claimed the man promised to buy him a cloth but has failed to fulfill that too. The bride price, also known as bride token, is an amount of money or property or wealth paid by the groom or his family to the parents of a woman upon the marriage of their daughter to the groom. All efforts by pastor of the chu...
As many as four lions have escaped from a popular park in South Africa, causing a lot of tension in the area. South African rangers on Monday continued searching for four male lions that escaped from the country’s flagship Kruger National Park, a spokesman for the national wildlife parks said. According to NAN, the SANParks spokesperson William Mabasa said that the lions were seen near a road a few kilometres from the park. It was not known how the lions got out of the park, most of which is fenced. The Tourism and Parks Agency of Mpumalanga province, where part of the Kruger Park is located, said it was helping rangers and police in their search. “We urge the communities to be alert and inform us of any sightings,’’ said Johannes Nobunga, chief executive officer of the agency. “The terrain in which the search is being conducted poses some challenges for the team, however we will continue to work with farm owners and the community in the area to provide us with any informat...
The Nigerian Law School has released summary of the final examination results conducted from April 22 to 28. The Director-General, Nigerian Law School, Mr Olarewaju Onadeko, (SAN), made this known in a statement on Saturday Fct. He said that 2,125 students participated at the examinations while 1,393 were successful. According to him, candidates with conditional Pass are 196 while 596 failed. A further breakdown of the results showed that candidates with Pass accounted for 65.6 per cent, those with conditional Pass represented 6. 4 per cent, while those who failed were 28 per cent. Onadeko said that the ‘Call to the Bar’ ceremony for the successful candidates will hold on July 13 in Abuja. Source: (NAN)
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