A musician known as Prince Midnight created a unique electric guitar called the “Skelecaster” using the real skeleton of his late uncle, Filip. The unusual instrument was made as a tribute to the man who first introduced him to heavy metal music. After Filip’s remains were sent from Greece to the United States, Prince Midnight decided to honor his memory in a creative and unconventional way. He carefully transformed the skeleton into a fully functional guitar, combining art, music, and remembrance. The Skelecaster quickly gained attention online for its shocking design and emotional backstory. For Prince Midnight, it was more than just an instrument it was a personal tribute to family, music, and the bond they shared through heavy metal.

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Early independence moments in Africa were powerful scenes of joy and pride. In Ghana, crowds filled Accra as the Union Jack came down and the new Ghana flag went up in March 1957. () In Nigeria, the same kind of historic midnight happened on October 1, 1960 in Lagos as the British flag was lowered and the green white green was raised. () These flag raising moments were not just ceremonies. They were a message to the world: we are free. #Independence #Ghana1957 #Nigeria1960 #AfricanHistory

Troops Eliminate Top Boko Haram/ISWAP Commander Abu Khalid In Sambisa Forest Nigerian troops under the Joint Task Force (North East), Operation Hadin Kai, have killed a senior Boko Haram/ISWAP commander, Abu Khalid, during a night offensive in Sambisa Forest, Borno State. Military authorities confirmed that Khalid served as the group’s second-in-command within the Sambisa axis. He was neutralised alongside 10 other fighters during the coordinated operation. The Theatre Command’s Media Information Officer, Lieutenant-Colonel Sani Uba, disclosed the development in a statement on Sunday, noting that the success came less than 24 hours after troops eliminated another notorious commander, Julaibib, operating around the Gujba area of the Timbuktu Triangle. According to Uba, soldiers from Sector 1, working closely with members of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) under Operation Desert Sanity, engaged the terrorists at the Komala general area in Konduga Local Government Area at about 11 p.m., leading to the deaths of the insurgents. The military said the continued offensives are part of ongoing efforts to dismantle terrorist strongholds and restore security across the North-East. #Nigeria #Borno #SambisaForest #CounterTerrorism

Story of the Ikeja Bomb Blast — January 27, 2002 On a day like this, 27 January 2002, a devastating explosion rocked the Ikeja Military Cantonment in Lagos, changing Nigeria forever. What started as a fire outbreak inside the military armory triggered a series of massive explosions, throwing the city into chaos and fear. Many residents thought Nigeria was under attack or that a coup was underway. The blast was heard and felt up to 30 miles away. Tremors collapsed homes and shattered windows as far as 10 miles from the epicenter. According to the Red Cross, at least 1,000 bodies were recovered, while many others were reported missing and never found. Over 5,000 people were injured, and more than 12,000 residents were left homeless, with entire neighborhoods destroyed. In panic, about 20,000 people fled Lagos on the night of the explosion. Survivors gradually returned over the following week to scenes of loss and devastation. Military reports later stated that the disaster was caused by a bomb that detonated inside the armory, setting off other stored explosives. In a moment that remains unforgettable, President Olusegun Obasanjo visited the Ikeja Cantonment barefoot, addressing victims and assessing the damage firsthand. The Ikeja Bomb Blast remains one of the deadliest peacetime disasters in Nigerian history. Read. Remember. Retweet to educate someone. #IkejaBombBlast #January27 #NeverForget #NigerianHistory #Lagos #NigeriaStories If you want, I can also make it short

Story of the Ikeja Bomb Blast — January 27, 2002 On a day like this, 27 January 2002, a devastating explosion rocked the Ikeja Military Cantonment in Lagos, changing Nigeria forever. What started as a fire outbreak inside the military armory triggered a series of massive explosions, throwing the city into chaos and fear. Many residents thought Nigeria was under attack or that a coup was underway. The blast was heard and felt up to 30 miles away. Tremors collapsed homes and shattered windows as far as 10 miles from the epicenter. According to the Red Cross, at least 1,000 bodies were recovered, while many others were reported missing and never found. Over 5,000 people were injured, and more than 12,000 residents were left homeless, with entire neighborhoods destroyed. In panic, about 20,000 people fled Lagos on the night of the explosion. Survivors gradually returned over the following week to scenes of loss and devastation. Military reports later stated that the disaster was caused by a bomb that detonated inside the armory, setting off other stored explosives. In a moment that remains unforgettable, President Olusegun Obasanjo visited the Ikeja Cantonment barefoot, addressing victims and assessing the damage firsthand. The Ikeja Bomb Blast remains one of the deadliest peacetime disasters in Nigerian history. #IkejaBombBlast #January27 #NigerianHistory #NigeriaStories

BREAKING: Seven persons have been confirmed d€ad following a night attack on an illegal mining site at Capitex, Kuru community, Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State, the Nigerian Army has said.

BREAKING: Boko Haram Strikes Adamawa Governor Fintiri’s Hometown, Kills 2 Forest Guards, Abducts Another Suspected Boko Haram terrorists launched a deadly midnight raid on Kirchinga, Madagali LGA, Adamawa State, the hometown of Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri. Two newly established Forest Guards, Njidda Maradi and Yuguda Abasaryu, were killed, and a third was abducted. Witnesses reported that the attackers had camped near a local burial ground before the assault. Security forces were alerted, but the assailants escaped, highlighting ongoing gaps in protection across conflict-hit Northeast Nigeria. #BokoHaramAttack #AdamawaSecurity #ForestGuards

BREAKING: Terrorists Attack Adamawa Governor Fintiri’s Hometown, Kill Two Forest Guards, Abduct One In a deadly overnight assault, suspected Boko Haram terrorists attacked Kirchinga, the hometown of Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, in Madagali Local Government Area. Local sources confirmed that two operatives of the newly established Forest Guards, Njidda Maradi and Yuguda Abasaryu, were shot dead during the attack. Another guard was abducted and taken to an unknown location. Eyewitnesses reported that the assailants stormed the village between 1:00 am and 2:00 am, opening fire on the guards before fleeing. Authorities have yet to comment on the incident, while security forces are reportedly on high alert in the area. #AdamawaAttack #BokoHaram #ForestGuards #SecurityAlert

Man stops a church night vigil programme with a cutlass over noise disturbance at Ibeku, Umuahia, Abia State

Man Storms Church Vigil with Cutlass Over Noise Complaint in Abia….. A man reportedly disrupted a church night vigil in an Abia community after storming the premises with a cutlass over alleged noise disturbance. Witnesses said he became angry over the loud music and prayers coming from the church late at night and confronted worshippers, causing panic. Residents and church members quickly intervened to prevent violence, while the suspect was later handed over to security operatives. The incident has sparked debate on noise pollution, religious tolerance, and community safety. #fintternews

Nigerian Man Cries Out After Thieves Steal His Welding Machines…… A Nigerian man has cried out in distress after thieves reportedly broke into his workshop and stole his welding machines. The incident, which occurred overnight, has left the victim devastated, as the machines were his main source of livelihood. He appealed for help and urged security agencies to act swiftly to track down the culprits. The case has sparked reactions online, with many Nigerians expressing sympathy and calling for improved security to protect small business owners. #fintternew

Annie Macaulay’s Nightclub Moment Sparks Online Buzz….. Annie Macaulay has taken over social media after a video captured her surprising reaction at a nightclub. In the clip, the mother of two was introduced in the lively atmosphere using her husband’s name, which immediately drew cheers from the crowd. What she did next quickly caught the attention of many, with fans and critics sharing mixed reactions online. The moment has since gone viral, fueling conversations about celebrity marriages and public appearances. #fintternews

At Least 39 Dead, Dozens Injured After Two High-Speed Trains Collide in Spain Tragedy struck in southern Spain as two high-speed trains collided near Adamuz, killing at least 39 and injuring 73, including four minors. The crash involved an Iryo train from Málaga to Madrid and a Renfe Alvia service from Madrid to Huelva. Rear carriages of one train slammed into the front of the other, causing derailments and overturned carriages. Rescue teams worked through the night to free trapped passengers. Spain’s PM and King Felipe VI expressed deep condolences. Investigations continue, with the cause of the collision still unknown. #SpainTrainCrash #HighSpeedTrainDisaster #BreakingNews

Midnight Fire Guts Adamawa Grains Market, Traders Count Heavy Losses As Foodstuffs Burn to Ashes A devastating midnight fire has razed Dumne’s popular grains market, Kasuwan Dadi, in Adamawa State, destroying large quantities of foodstuffs and traders’ goods. The inferno reportedly started around 1:22am, catching traders off guard as flames swept through key sections of the market. Though no lives were lost, many families suffered huge economic losses. Youths, mothers and elderly women bravely battled the fire to prevent further spread. Residents are urging government authorities to assess the damage and provide urgent relief, warning the incident could worsen food and economic hardship. #AdamawaFire #NigeriaNews #MarketInferno

BREAKING: Senegal Crowned 2025 AFCON Champions After Late 1-0 Win Over Hosts Morocco Senegal have lifted the 2025 AFCON trophy after a dramatic 1-0 victory over host nation Morocco in a tense and controversial final. The match was rocked by drama after a Senegal goal was disallowed and a penalty was awarded to Morocco, prompting Senegalese players to briefly walk off the pitch in protest. Order was restored, Morocco missed the penalty, and the game remained level until Pape Gueye struck in the 94th minute to seal a historic win. The thrilling final has sparked massive debate among fans, capping an unforgettable AFCON night. #AFCON2025 #SenegalChampions #MoroccoVsSenegal

Lokoja-Abuja Expressway Gridlock Strands Commuters, Children Amid Festive Travel Chaos Travelers on the Lokoja–Abuja Expressway faced hours of gridlock, with vehicles barely moving over a five-kilometre stretch. Passengers, including children, were stranded for over four hours, as security agencies prioritized clearing convoys over helping ordinary commuters. The chaos is linked to ongoing road construction and absent contractors, leaving motorists frustrated and exposed to risks like accidents and fatigue. This latest traffic nightmare highlights infrastructural neglect and poor management, echoing similar standstills on the route during peak travel periods. #LokojaAbujaJam #TrafficChaos #NigeriaTravel

Makoko in Tears: Thousands Homeless After Lagos Government Demolishes Waterfront Homes Residents of Makoko, one of Lagos’ oldest fishing communities, are struggling to survive after the Lagos State government demolished parts of the densely populated waterfront settlement, leaving thousands without shelter and livelihoods. In late December, bulldozers moved into sections of Makoko, pulling down wooden homes and small shops built on stilts above the lagoon. The state government said the action was taken for safety and urban planning reasons, citing environmental risks and the proximity of some structures to high-voltage power lines. However, displaced residents tell a different story. Many say they received little or no prior notice before their homes were destroyed, leaving families stranded, children displaced, and breadwinners without means of survival. Beyond policies and plans, Makoko is home to real people whose lives have been shattered overnight. As the dust settles, residents are calling for compassion, dialogue, and urgent support to help them heal, rebuild, and regain dignity. #Makoko #Lagos #HousingCrisis #Humanity

FCT Police Nab Six Armed Robbery Suspects Targeting Abuja Nightclubs, Recover Weapons, Drugs The FCT Police Command has arrested six suspected armed robbers linked to a series of violent attacks on nightclubs and recreational centres across Abuja. Acting on intelligence, officers raided the gang’s hideout in Dakwa, Dei-Dei, where the suspects were allegedly planning another attack. Police said the gang was responsible for multiple robberies, including an incident at Crystal Lounge, Wuse II, where jewellery worth ₦15 million was stolen and sold for ₦1.2 million. Recovered items include a toy gun, knives, charms and 42 bags of suspected cannabis. The suspects remain in custody and will be charged after investigations. #fct #police

A moment in history 🇳🇬 Nigeria lifted the Africa Cup of Nations in 2013 after a hard-fought 1–0 victory over Burkina Faso in the final. A night of pride, passion, and continental glory for the Super Eagles. 🏆💚🤍💚 #AFCON2013 #SuperEagles #NigeriaFootball #AfricanFootball #Throwback