Man accused of decapitating Iwo Jima statue with sledgehammer near Quantico
A sledgehammer attack on an Iwo Jima statue near Marine Corps Base Quantico left one Marine figure decapitated, causing hundreds of thousands in damage.
Related discussion groups
No group discusses this yet. Start a discussion group and attach this story.
More news about Nigeria
- L’Ebola atteint le Nigeria et aucun pays africain n’est à l’abri, dit l’OMSLe Nigeria a annoncé mardi avoir repéré une personne porteuse du virus Bundibugyo.
- CBD COP17: UNDP, UNICEF launch campaign to promote green careers among young peopleUNDP and UNICEF have launched a global campaign to help young people explore career opportunities and build skills for a sustainable, nature-positive, low-carbon future. The initiative aims to reac...
- Mbah unveils multi-billion naira pharmaceutical company in EnuguThe coming on stream of the company is expected to boost local drug manufacturing, create jobs and strengthen healthcare delivery in the country. The post Mbah unveils multi-billion naira pharmaceu...
- Peter Obi promises support as family buries NDC supporter killed in EnuguPREMIUM TIMES earlier reported sporadic shootings at the airport and the NDC secretariat in Enugu State on 10 October during the party's governorship campaign flag-off. The post Peter Obi promises...
- Otu budgets N987.8bn for 2027, capital projects get 72%The governor said the 2027 budget represented a 2.57 per cent increase compared with the 2026 budget. The post Otu budgets N987.8bn for 2027, capital projects get 72% appeared first on Premium Time...
- NEC endorses 90-day plan to ease cost of living for Nigerians, but no specific details yetThe health minister briefed the NEC on preparedness to tackle Ebola. The post NEC endorses 90-day plan to ease cost of living for Nigerians, but no specific details yet appeared first on Premium Ti...
- Interpol Cybercrime Sweep Recovers Over $105 Million, Nets 1,462 ArrestsAngolan authorities seized more than 2,000 crypto-mining devices; a Nigerian probe traced more than $2.4 million in suspected fraud proceeds.
- Ebola: Nigerian govt says no restrictions on large gatherings for nowMr Pate also said the woman at the centre of Nigeria’s first confirmed case is recovering and that laboratory results were showing improvement. The post Ebola: Nigerian govt says no restrictions on...