Nigerian Christians, particularly those in Plateau State, have mobilized in fervent prayers for Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, following an alarming warning from an ‘Anonymous Group’ that the pastor has been targeted for assassination. Rev. Dachomo, widely respected for his outspoken advocacy on behalf of Christians facing violence in the region, has reportedly drawn the attention of Islamic extremists and bandits. The threat is believed to be linked to his regular online videos highlighting attacks on Christians, which the group claims have influenced former US President Donald Trump’s warnings about potential intervention against terrorists in Nigeria. The Anonymous Group, a decentralized international collective known for “hacktivism,” posted on Facebook on Friday night, stating that extremists have allegedly issued orders to assassinate Dachomo within the next seven days. The group described the pastor as a significant obstacle to the militants’ activities, alleging that he has become a “...
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has confirmed that Viktor Gyokeres will remain unavailable for the Premier League clash with Sunderland on Saturday, extending the striker’s absence from first-team action. Gyokeres missed Arsenal’s 3-0 win over Slavia Prague on Tuesday after suffering a hamstring injury in last weekend’s victory at Burnley. The Swedish striker has undergone scans this week and has also been left out of the Sweden squad for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers. His continued absence adds to a growing list of injury concerns for Arteta as Arsenal approach a busy period in both domestic and European competitions. Arsenal are not in action again until November 23, when they host Tottenham in the North London derby, but the squad will have to manage several key absences in the meantime. Speaking about Gyokeres on Friday morning, Arteta said, “No, no news. We remain the same, nobody new that can join the squad. So, all the same.” Gyokeres was one of eight first-team players t...