Wonders Shall Never End- A Chihuahua (Dog) Adopts a Meercat

A baby meerkat which was expected to die after being abandoned is now being reared by an unusual adoptive mother - a pet Chihuahua.

Tiny Wilson was born on January 20 - but was immediately shunned by his real mother as the runt of the litter.

Dennis Drew, 30, owner of Mablethorpe Seal and animal Sanctuary, in Lincolnshire had the idea of introducing him to his colleague's pet Chihuahua Kimi - who was going through a phantom pregnancy at the time. She has reared him as her own ever since.

Mr Drew had the idea after overhearing a staff member talk about Kimi - who was going through a phantom pregnancy at the time.

He introduced Wilson to the dog - who was lactating as part of her phantom pregnancy - and was amazed when the meerkat fed from her.

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Denrele Edun Talks About Goldie's Last Moments on Ndani TV

I watched it and you should too.Very touching!

Man Impregnates Two Daughters, Attempts Raping Third

A 58-year-old man from Agbura community, Yenagoa Local Government, Bayelsa State was on Thursday arrested by the police for allegedly impregnating his two daughters.

The suspect, whose name was not disclosed, was also said to have attempted to rape his third daughter.

Our correspondent gathered that the arrest was initiated by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Women Affairs, Mrs. Pulu Zifawei.The matter reportedly got to the office of the special adviser after the suspect made several attempts to rape his younger daughter.

 

The 14-year-old daughter, a student of the Community Secondary School, Agbura, was said to have reported the sexual harassment by her father to the school counsellor during a guardian and counselling session.

The school counsellor, who is also the victim’s class teacher, reported the case to the Ministry of Women Affairs which alerted the police.The suspect was arrested and detained at the Azikoro Police Station.

KWASU Offers Aerospace and Astronomical Engineering

Kwara State University (KWASU) now offers Aerospace and Astronomical Engineering.

The first students will be graduating with a degree in Aerospace and Astronomical Engineering and are already writing first exams. The department is with the Faculty of Engineering.

The Head of Department pulled from the U.S, Prof. Christopher Odetunde is a renowned Professor of Aerospace and Aeronautic Engineering who has over 30 years of both field and theoretical experience.

He says  the department has ensured that standards for teaching this course meets international standards and all hands are on deck to keep improving the standards of this course theoretically and most importantly practically.

The modules are of international rating and all equipments needed to run this department have been put in place. So  parents should be rest assured that their wards and children will be put through the necessary practical classes.


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