A Nigerian woman's account of a bizarre incident at a burial ceremony has gone viral online after she claimed rainmakers disrupted the event. According to the eyewitness account shared by GistReel.Com, the incident happened while she was attending a burial ceremony. She narrated that a group of rainmakers stormed the venue and demanded the sum of N200,000, threatening that if they were not paid, they would make rain fall and disrupt the burial. "The woman's children refused to pay," she wrote. According to her, less than an hour after the family declined to pay the money, heavy rainfall began. "It was so heavy that it almost carried the canopy away. My husband and some other men had to hold it down," she recounted. In a twist that left many attendees stunned, she said the rain stopped abruptly after about 20 minutes. "Surprisingly, after about 20 minutes, the rain stopped. I witnessed everything with my own eyes," she added. The story, which was ...

  Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) is raising a red flag. The hospital now records 4 to 6 NEW stroke cases daily, translating to over 1,000 admissions every year. According to Neurologist Dr. Priscilla Abrafi Asafo-Adjei, Head of the Multidisciplinary Stroke Team at KATH, nearly half of these cases are people BELOW 45 years. Doctors warn stroke is increasingly affecting young people and call for urgent lifestyle checks, early screening and awareness.

  BREAKING: Poland Plunged Into Constitutional Crisis as President Turns Plane Around Mid-Flight Poland faces a severe constitutional crisis after the Constitutional Tribunal's leadership was suspended on Friday night, Oct 30.   Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska announced the suspension of Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski and Vice President Bartłomiej Sochański, triggering protests and a police deployment outside the court in Warsaw.   President Karol Nawrocki was en route to Senegal when the news broke. He turned his Senegal-bound aircraft around over Spain to prevent what he called an attempted coup d'état in Warsaw, landing in Warsaw before 10pm and going directly to the Tribunal headquarters.   President Nawrocki has accused the government of carrying out a constitutional coup and called for urgent consultations to restore legal order.   The confrontation is part of a long-running dispute over judicial appointments and the composition of...

  Jerusalem – Yashar party leader and opposition figure Gadi Eisenkot on Wednesday accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of exploiting unverified claims of foreign interference to undermine official election results and delay the convening of the 26th Knesset. In a strongly-worded post on X, translated from Hebrew, Eisenkot said he commends Netanyahu for "finally condemning Qatari involvement in the State of Israel".   The comment was made sarcastically, referring to the separate Qatargate investigation involving former Netanyahu aides.   Foreign involvement "grave" matter Eisenkot said foreign interference was a serious matter, particularly when it involved a country that "funds and supports the Hamas organization".   In his full statement, shared in the screenshot, he wrote: "Foreign involvement in the State of Israel is an unacceptable and gravely serious matter, especially when it involves a country that funds and supports the Hamas organizati...

  A candid photo of a lady lounging on a sofa has taken the internet by storm, with fans celebrating her effortless charm. Lying in a simple fitted dress, focused on her phone, she radiates natural beauty without any glam setup. Social media users argue that true elegance doesn't need filters or poses, it reveals itself in relaxed, everyday moods. The viral image is being praised as a reminder that confidence and simplicity are the real definitions of beauty. Many have shared the picture, calling it relatable and inspiring for modern women everywhere today. h

  Vučić Concedes Defeat as Student List Wins Historic Serbia ElectionVučić Concedes Defeat as Student List Wins Historic Serbia Election Serbia’s former president Aleksandar Vučić has conceded defeat for his ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in Sunday’s snap parliamentary election. “We don’t have the final results yet, but… it’s clear we lost. The ‘Student List’ won,” Vučić told supporters in Belgrade.   He projected the Student List would get 135 to 140 seats in the 250-seat parliament, with SNS on 105 and no one else entering parliament.   The result ends 14 years of SNS dominance, after a student-led movement born from months of anti-corruption protests secured an outright majority.  

  Style is not what you wear, but how you wear your story. Fashion offers endless options, yet true elegance comes from knowing yourself. It's about fit, fabric, and feeling confident in your own skin.  Trends fade quickly, but personal style remains, evolving with your life, mood, and aspirations. Mix vintage treasures with modern cuts, bold colors with neutral calm. Let accessories whisper, not shout. Ultimately, fashion is a language; style is your accent, unique, intentional, and unforgettable to everyone who meets you daily with quiet effortless grace and bold intention

Gunmen opened fire inside a church during a funeral in Jordan's Karak governorate, Public Security Directorate said. Several people killed, dozens wounded in rare church attack. The funeral procession turned to panic as attackers targeted mourners inside sanctuary. Security forces sealed area and launched manhunt for suspects. Jordan, seen as regional stability anchor, rarely experiences sectarian church violence. Government promised swift justice while church leaders urged calm. Incident raises security concerns ahead of regional religious gatherings this weekend.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu launches his re-election campaign Saturday facing voter anger over insecurity and economic hardship. His team cites power-sharing rotation and reforms but opposition points to kidnappings and inflation. Tinubu's unwritten North-South power sharing rule looms over contest as regional tensions rise. Campaign kickoff expected in Abuja with supporters rallying despite fuel price protests. Analysts say security will dominate 2027 debate. The launch comes as

Cedi sells at GHS12.25 on forex market, GHS11.67 on BoG interbank, traders report. The Ghana Reference Rate fell to 10.04% in October from 10.18% in September, signaling easing borrowing conditions despite Bank of Ghana holding policy rate at 14%. Importers worry about December diaspora demand pressure on currency. Bank of Ghana says interbank stability measures continue. Forex bureaus in Accra quote higher due to seasonal demand ahead of Christmas homecoming.