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 A Nigerian woman who was believed to have passed away has apparently experienced a revival.  She fell unconscious and was initially thought to have succumbed to injuries inflicted by her husband. However, signs of life have emerged despite her critical condition.   A neighbor of the victim shared on Twitter that a wife had been fatally beaten by her abusive spouse.  Several hours later, she joyfully shared that the woman displayed vital signs of life while en route to the mortuary. X page WhatsApp Channel Your feedback is important to us. Share your comments and join the conversation!

  Over 100 individuals lost their lives, and over 150 sustained injuries in an event hall in the northern Iraqi town of Qaraqosh when a fire erupted during a wedding, according to early reports from officials on Wednesday. X page WhatsApp Channel   Quoting a "preliminary count," Iraq's official INA news agency reported that health authorities in Nineveh province had determined that "100 individuals had lost their lives, and over 150 had been injured in a fire at a wedding hall in Hamdaniyah," also known as the town. This casualty count was corroborated by Saif al-Badr, a spokesperson for the health ministry, who stated that most of the injured were receiving treatment for burns or oxygen deprivation, noting incidents of overcrowding within the packed reception hall. The Iraqi Red Crescent reported over 450 casualties but could not provide a detailed breakdown of the fatalities. In an official statement, civil defense authorities highlight

On Monday, the Benue State Government verified the kidnapping of Mr. Matthew Abo, who serves as the Commissioner for Information, Culture, and Tourism, along with Mr. Iorwashima Erukaa, a former Chairman of the Ukum Local Government Area (LGA). In a statement, Tersoo Kula, the Chief Press Secretary to the Benue State Governor, reported that Mr. Abo was seized by armed individuals at his Sankara residence around 8 pm on Sunday, while Mr. Erukaa was taken on Saturday. "The abductors transported both individuals to undisclosed places. They have established communication with Erukaa's family but have not yet made contact with Abo's family," Kula stated. Your feedback is important to us. Share your comments and join the conversation! Visit us on Twitter(X) Join WhatsApp Channel

  A 58-year-old individual became the world's second recipient of a genetically modified pig heart transplant.   Lawrence Faucette couldn't qualify for a human heart transplant, leaving him with no alternative but to pin his hopes on receiving an organ from a genetically modified pig heart. This week, a 58-year-old man achieved the distinction of becoming the world's second recipient of such a transplant, marking a notable achievement in the expanding realm of medical research.   Xenotransplantation, the practice of implanting animal organs into humans, holds promise as a potential solution to the ongoing scarcity of human organ donations, with over 100,000 Americans currently awaiting organ transplants. Your feedback is important to us. Share your comments and join the conversation! Visit is on Twitter(X) Join WhatsApp Channel

 Previously, Antarctica was believed to be the most unforgiving continent, making it seemingly impossible for life to thrive in its harsh climate. However, it has become increasingly evident that life can persist in the face of extreme adversity, with organisms now found in this icy realm.   Flowers growing in Antarctica indicates that climate change is impacting the continent's ecosystem and causing it to warm. This is concerning because it suggests that climate change has started to change Earth's environment in surprising and noticeable ways.  In Antarctica, two plant species known for their ability to endure frigid conditions, Colobanthus and Deschampsia, have been identified. These species have been observed to naturally thrive on the continent, thriving in sub-zero temperatures and engaging in photosynthesis. Yet, recent research indicates that their growth and distribution have been significantly impacted by rising temperatures over the past decade.    Your feedback is i