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The murder-for-hire trial of Lil Durk, the Grammy-winning rapper, has been delayed due to jury deliberation. The Los Angeles federal jury reached a verdict in the case against Lil Durk on Friday, acquitting him of murder for hire charges. However, the jury's decision is expected today as they continue their deliberations.
The Los Angeles federal jury has reached a verdict in the murder-for-hire trial of Lil Durk, who is accused of putting a bounty on the life of Quando Rondo. The case has been ongoing for three days with the jury deliberating today.
Police in Anambra State have arrested a woman over alleged sexual abuse of a minor child. The arrest comes after the rescue of four children who were allegedly being abused by the accused. The incident has sparked outrage among residents, with calls for stricter laws against child abuse.
The Daily Post Nigeria reports that Thierry Henry has named a team to potentially hurt Arsenal in their upcoming European matches. The list includes players like Michael Olise and Harry Kane, with the Ballon d'Or award frontrunner Kylian Mbappé also being mentioned. Goal.com's Michael Olise disagrees, backing Harry Kane instead. ESPN's Henry is see
The Federal Government has settled a claim of outstanding benefits for 2,700 former Nigeria Airways workers who had been waiting for over two decades for their dues to be paid. The payment comes after a series of reports and news outlets highlighted the issue.
The Federal Government has settled a claim of $27 million (£18.4 million) for former Nigeria Airways workers who had been waiting for two decades to receive their benefits.
Disputes between Lionel Messi and the Argentine Football Association are expected to lead to a lack of stars in the national team for upcoming international matches. The Argentine Football League has announced that games will be stopped to honor the star player, while legal battles and unpaid bonuses continue to escalate tensions within the league.
The Federal Government has settled a long-standing dispute with 2,700 former employees of the defunct Nigerian Airways. The workers received N18 billion in benefits as compensation for their outstanding dues and severance payments.
The Federal Government has paid N18 billion to 2,700 former Nigeria Airways workers who had been waiting for two decades for their benefits. The payments were made after a long legal battle that lasted over two years.
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