Abdallah el-Kurebe

1 week ago | ashenewsdaily.com | Abdallah el-Kurebe

The smell of wet earth and loss lingers in the air. In Mokwa, Niger State, the flood didn’t just come with water—it came with sorrow. It came like a thief in the night, swallowing homes, silencing laughter, and leaving behind the haunting stillness of a town in mourning. At least 151 people have died. More than 3,000 are now homeless.

1 week ago | ashenewsdaily.com | Abdallah el-Kurebe

In Maiduguri, not long ago, the skies opened — not with hope, but with fury. Floodwaters swept through communities, killing and displacing thousands. It was a horror that should have sparked immediate national alarm. But before the shock could fully settle, tragedy struck again — this time in Mokwa, Niger State, where floods from rains have claimed 151 lives and displaced over 3,000 people so far.

1 week ago | ashenewsdaily.com | Abdallah el-Kurebe

In a remarkable and unsettling leap into the future of warfare, China has unveiled a new class of bio-inspired drones that mimic real birds so convincingly that they can fly through populated skies virtually undetected. These ornithopter drones, capable of both silent surveillance and precise tactical strikes, signal a transformative moment in military stealth technology—one that blurs the line between machine and nature.

1 week ago | ashenewsdaily.com | Abdallah el-Kurebe

New research shows how 310 premature deaths and 230 new children’s asthma cases can be prevented every day over the next 15 years if governments act towards reducing vehicle pollution and accelerate the move to electric vehicles. By Chetan BhattacharjiPollution from fossil-fuel vehicles is most lethal for two age groups, those above the age of 65 and those under five, a new study shows.

1 week ago | ashenewsdaily.com | Abdallah el-Kurebe

Every year, road traffic crashes claim the lives of approximately 1.19 million people globally, with an additional 20 to 50 million people suffering non-fatal injuries—many of which result in lifelong disabilities, according to the latest global road safety data by the World Health Organization (WHO). The toll of road traffic injuries falls disproportionately on certain groups.