Sad! Abia Electrician gets electrocuted days to his wife’s funeral

 

According to reports, Allison Obiajunwa, an electrician from Abia, died unexpectedly after being electrocuted.

The funeral for Allison Obiajunwa's wife was held a few days after her kid died, according to Allison Obiajunwa's relatives. The family is in shock over their son's unexpected demise.

According to reports, the electrician had recently lost his wife and was preparing to bury her a few days before he passed unexpectedly.

However, he was electrocuted in the state's Obingwa LGA while attempting to connect and repair a transformer cable.

A source said “The worst of it all is that his dead wife is still in the morgue, waiting to be buried in few days time. This is double tragedy or the family. We got to know that the electrician didn’t wear safety kits when the tragic incident happened. I don’t know whether to blame the company or the dead man for this criminal negligence”.

Kano Court Orders Killing Of ‘Noisy’ Cockerel For Disturbing Neighbours

The owner of a raucous cockerel has been told by a Kano State magistrate court to kill it or pay a fine.

On Tuesday, April 4, 2023, the court issued the ruling following a complaint against the bird owner from two neighbors.

They insisted that the bird disturbs both their sleep and the serenity of the neighborhood with its constant crows.The owner, Isyaku Shu'aibu, was given the order to butcher his bird by the court in Gidan Murtala.

One of the plaintiffs, Yusuf Muhammed, of Ja’en quarters of Kano’s metropolis told the court that the cockerel’s relentless crowing was an infringement of his right to a restful sleep.

While admitting his cockerel’s knack for loud crows, Mr Shu’aibu prayed the court to stay the judgement until Fridayy, April 7, 2023.

He told the court that he had bought the bird to celebrate Good Friday and asked to be given until the Christian holy day before killing it for a family feast.

The magistrate, Halima Wali, hen ruled that Shu’aibu should cage and slaughter the bird on Friday or face a penalty from the court.

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