Is this the missing Malaysian plane? Satellite image shows a plane above Thai jungle

12 days after Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 went missing, the mystery has still not been solved. This incident is unprecedented in aviation history. The latest update now is that a Taiwanese student is claiming to have found a satellite image which appears to show the missing passenger plane in the skies above a jungle. The authenticity of the photo has not been verified, and the region depicted in the image is unknown. The image was taken from a map search website currently being used by thousands of people in an attempt to search for the plane.

Malaysian authorities have yet to respond to this new claim. Some days ago, some fishermen and villagers close to the southern border of Thailand said they saw 'bright light descending at high speed' and loud noise of a plane engine on the night the plane disappeared.

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End SARS protest: Police deployed to Lekki toll gate [PHOTOS]

The Police have dispatched teams of operatives along the Lekki corridor ahead of Saturday’s End SARS protest at the toll gate. The Rapid Response Squad (RRS) of the Lagos State Police Command confirmed the deployment. “CSP Yinka Egbeyemi is presently leading a team of police officers on a show of force to Lekki Toll Gate (Admiralty Plaza) Obalende, Ikoyi, Jakande Roundabout, and other areas in Eti Osa”, RRS tweeted Friday night. The Police department said this was “part of efforts to deter crime as well as boost the morale of his officers in the areas”. Two opposing camps – #OccupyLekkiTollGate and #DefendLagos – are planning separate protests on Saturday. This commenced after majority of the 9-member Lagos Panel of Inquiry approved the reopening of the toll plaza. The chairman, Justice Doris Okuwobi and four others ruled in favour of another application by the Lekki Concession Company (LCC). Others were DIG Taiwo Lakanu (Police), Lucas Koyejo (National Human Rights Commission), Segun ...

The Richest Igbo man in Nigeria; rumoured to be richer than Dangote

We all know the Igbo tribe creates a lot of Nigerian billionaires but who is the richest Igbo man Nigeria? Read on to discover! Who is the Richest Igbo Man Nigeria? The Igbo tribe in Nigeria are widely known to be successful in entrepreneurship under any field they find themselves. Think about every industry in Nigeria and you would find the Igbo men there flying excellently high. Even when it comes to the richest pastors in Africa you will find an Igbo person there. You should already know him by now Have you ever asked yourself who is the richest Igbo man Nigeria ? We are answering that question today with every piece of information you need to know about this person. Prince Arthur Eze, the CEO of Atlas Oranto Petroleum is the richest Igbo man in Nigeria and definitely one of the richest men in Nigeria for the year 2021. He is also a philanthropist and a politician. Prince Arthur Eze Background, Family and Age Born on the 27th of November 1948, he is 72 years old. Th...

20 Forbidden Destinations You Can Never Visit

Due to the increasing use of technology, it feels quite impossible to know that some parts of the planet are still unexplored and covered in mysteries. The lesser you know about these destinations, the more you crave for it. This is exactly the feeling that you will have after reading about these 13 most forbidden places in the world. Read on and be prepared to feel intrigued by the secrets that are impossible to understand. 1. Lascaux Caves, France Source The Lascaux Cave is a treasure trove for archaeologists around the globe. The cave complex contains pre-historic paintings that are 17,300 years old. The series of Paleolithic paintings that looks hauntingly vivid hugs the wall and depict animals like cattle, stags, bison and many more. Sadly, the cave is closed to the general public since 1963. Archaeologists believe that human presence might destroy the ancient work of art. 2. North Sentinel Island, India Source Home to the Sentinelese tribe, the North Sentinel...

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