A High Court judge in the Oron Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, Justice Joy Uwanna, and her driver have been abducted by gunmen. Naija News learnt that the gunmen, on Monday, killed the judge’s orderly in the attack, which occurred along Uyo-Okobo Road. The chairman of the Oron branch of the Nigeria Bar Association, Torosco Eyene, confirmed the development to Punch on Tuesday. He said the judge was kidnapped along the Okobo axis on her way to Uyo after a court sitting.

A new Snapchat filter that claims to reveal your cause of death is gaining popularity on the app. Here’s how to find it and use it for yourself. OK. We’re not trying to be too grim or anything (goodness knows we don’t really need to bring things down this year), but — you’ve wondered about how you’re going to die, right? It’s not exactly fun to think about, but we all know that, at some point (barring some truly astounding leaps in medical science), we are all going to shuffle off this mortal coil.

Former Interim National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bisi Akande, has revealed how the ruling party derived its change slogan. In his autobiography titled ‘My Participations’, launched in Lagos on Thursday, Akande said the slogan was coined by US media and political consultants, AKPD, for the party in 2013. Akande said that the consultants were hired by the national leader of APC, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to help ACP boost its new image and coin messages acceptable to Nigerians.

If you stumbled onto Reddit some midsummer’s morning, here’s what you might have found on the self-styled “front page of the Internet”: A local news article about Donald Trump’s latest faux pas. A photo of several dozen people watching Jaws while floating on inner tubes. More than 2,600 comments parsing the question “When did you discover that you were hot?” An animated GIF of Shaq dunking a golf ball. And a video of a torpid cat ruining some poor woman’s yoga practice.

Also widely known as Annie LeBlanc, she has starred as Rhyme McAdams on the Brat web series Chicken Girls and A Girl Named Jo as well as the Brat film Intern-in-Chief. She signed a talent deal with Nickelodeon in 2018 and began starring in their web series Camp Nick a year later. She was also cast as Lex on the Nickelodeon series Side Hustle.  She's maintained her connections with fans via her YouTube videos which document her day-to-day life. Before Fame She first started out on the YouTube channel Acroanna, where she posted gymnastics meets and tutorials.