A couple has gotten married in a very private and simple ceremony, wearing nothing but casual wears at Evangelical Church Winning All, (ECWA) church, Kaltungo, Gombe State.
Due to the Coronavirus lock-down, couples from different parts of the world have been settling for online weddings and very private weddings with just a few persons in attendance.
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A few weeks ago, Lagos had its first online wedding as a Nigerian couple, Yinka and Demola got married via Zoom.
For this wedding, the groom rocked a white t-shirt and a pair of black trousers while the bride wore a bubu dress and a black scarf.
To pastors and two other family members were present.
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In Another Story Murder-Suicide: Man Kills Dad, Then Himself, Leaves A Note Written In Blood
When the world is battling the effect of coronavirus both on humanity and on economy, a very sad story was reported, where a man reportedly killed his dad and then himself at their family home in a ‘murder-suicide’ during the coronavirus lockdown.
Nicholas Mooney, who is understood to have suffered mental health problems, allegedly wrote notes in blood and on an iPad in an attempt to explain what had happened
The 23-year-old is believed to have stabbed his father, James, 60, to death before using the knife to k**l himself.
Officers from Police Scotland found the notes as well as blood around the £300,000 home in Ralston, Paisley, on Thursday last week.
An area around the house was cordoned off by police as forensic personnel collected evidence.
Sources told the Record officers faced a scene of horror when they first arrived to investigate the incident.
One source said: “It was a murder-suicide – and it’s an absolute tragedy. There were notes written in blood in the house. Nicholas stabbed his dad and then killed himself.
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