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An angry Singaporean man is suing the principal of a prestigious school for confiscating his son’s mobile phone for three months. According to Straits Times, the secondary school bans students from using phones during school hours as it considers them a distraction. Now, the student’s father is now claiming damages and demanding the school returns the phone, arguing that it has infringed on property rights. The man had lent his iPhone to his son, and it was confiscated on 21 March after the boy was caught using it during school hours, according to court documents. The boy was told the phone would be returned after the three month confiscation period. The father has since filed a lawsuit claiming an unknown amount of damages, as well as a legal injunction demanding the phone be returned immediately while the case proceeds. However, the parent’s request to have the phone returned immediately was turned down by District Judge Clement Julien Tan.  The judge ruled that the pr...

A 12-year-old Mississippi girl literally had a hand in her baby brother’s birth when she helped the doctor deliver him. Jacee Dellapena was trying to watch her brother be born on Tuesday when she started crying because she thought she’d miss the birth because she was too short, WBLT reports. That’s when the doctor asked Jacee’s mother, Dede Carraway, if she’d allow the girl to help deliver the baby. “I actually, like delivered him, like, he let me actually push down and pull the baby out….I was like, ‘Wow, like I’ve played fake doctor before, but this is, like, the real thing, this is is the real deal.’ I was really nervous,” Jacee told the station. In the end, Dellpena was able to help deliver 7-pound, 6-ounce Cayson Carraway. The doctor even allowed her to cut the umbilical cord. “I don’t even know if there are words to describe how it felt,” Carraway told Fox News. . “Never in a million years, if you would have told me 12 years ago she [Jacee] would be delivering m...

Have you ever sent something on WhatsApp in an argument and instantly regretted it? Have no fear, WhatsApp  is set to release a new feature which will allow you to recall that message. However, you have up to five minutes to decide if you want to recall the sent message, anything sent more than five minutes ago, however, is unfortunately there to stay. The feature will also work on images, videos, GIFS, documents, quoted texts and even Status replies. According to WABetaInfo, a fan site that tests new WhatsApp features, the app will enable Recall in version ‘2.17.30+’. Version 2.17.30 has just hit the App Stores – so hopefully not too long to wait

The police officer who survived the armed robbery attack at Zenith Bank on February 22, 2017, at the ever busy Wetheral Road, Owerri, Imo State, Sergeant Otu Attang, has cried out to public spirited individuals and organizations to come to his assistance and not allow him die in his pathetic condition. The viral video footage of the armed robbery attack on the bank where a bank customer was said to have been robbed N2.5M, leading to a gun battle between the police officers attached to the bank, had gone viral on the internet on Thursday, June 8, 2017. The attack left one of the armed robbers dead by the gallant police officers, while two others that escaped were later arrested by the Imo State Police Command. Ifeanyicy.com gathered that one of the police officers, Sergeant Chukwudi Iboko, from Abia State, who displayed uncommon gallantry, going by the CCTV footage, died around 4am of 23 February 2017, while the second officer who also sustained severe injuries died at about the...

The death has common announced of immediate-past chairman of the Governing Board, National Youth Service Corps, Chief Gordon Bozimo. Bozimo, who is also a Board of Trustees’ member of the Peoples Democratic Party, died on Monday at Arkansas State Hospital in the United States at the age of 67. The Delta State-born business mogul had struggled with an undisclosed illness in recent times. A statement signed by the senior son, Preye Bozimo, on Tuesday said burial details would be communicated soon. Preye said, “…The Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, Bozgomero Nigeria Ltd., Port Harcourt, Chief Gordon Bozimo, passed on after a brief illness yesterday, 5th June, 2017, at the Arkansas State Hospital in the United States at the age of 67. “Survived by two wives, Megan and Tari, and many children, grandchildren and many relations, Chief Gordon Bozimo hailed from Bayelsa and Delta states. Burial arrangements will be announced by the family soon.” www.agbosblog.com

The Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration), Prof. Charles Igwe on behalf of the Vice Chancellor welcoming the Hon. Minister of State for Education, Prof Anthony Anwuka on inspection visit to the University. For details click: www.unn-pro.blogspot.com.ng