Street Gossips!

Two teenagers have been arrested for raping the two-year-old, said Dependra Pathak, a top officer. The accused, both juveniles were arrested on Saturday, October 17, through the evidence found in a CCTV footage in the region. The duo kidnapped the toddler on Friday while she was playing outside her home, taking advantage of a ten-minute long power cut which took place around 11.30 pm. Police had formed 15 teams and questioned more than 250 residents of the western Delhi neighborhood where the toddler was raped and left bleeding in a park. While making the revelation, Dependra Pathak, said the victim is doing fine and will be discharged from the hospital within 24 hours.

According to Radio Baifra's Twitter page, Its Director Nnamdi Kanu has been detained by DSS. Read their tweet below:

An Egyptian man and his wife used chili and spices to kill their newborn baby to avert a scandal in their village after the woman became pregnant before marriage. Police arrested the man and his 19-year-old wife in South Egypt after she reported that her baby was killed by her husband. The husband said he decided to stuff the baby’s mouth with chili pepper and spices after an agreement with his wife. Newspapers in Egypt said the husband told police the couple decided to get rid of the baby to avert a scandal in the village on the grounds she was born four months after their marriage following a pre-marriage relationship between the two.

According to a new paper lead-authored by researchers at Microsoft’s quantum lab, a working quantum device could arrive within the next 10 years. “Recent improvements in control of quantum systems make it seem feasible to finally build a quantum computer within a decade,” reads the abstract published this week in Arxiv. The paper goes on to detail how a combination of quantum algorithms and conventional computing could be employed to analyze electronic structures too large and complex for conventional computing alone. The paper is particularly notable since some of the researchers have been skeptical of existing quantum architectures like those currently offered by D-Wave at Google’s Quantum Lab. Two of the authors of this week’s paper also contributed to a paper published last June that studied the D-Wave 2 and found no evidence of a computing advantage over conventional mainframe architectures, although D-Wave has since disputed those conclusions. But the new paper suggest

A Saudi teenaged boy died after he was accidentally shot by his father while he was checking his gun at their house in the Gulf kingdom. The boy was sitting in front of his father when the bullet struck him in the chest, prompting his father to call an ambulance. “The son was rushed to hospital but died on the way,” ‘Sabq’ newspaper said in a report from the Northern Saudi town of Rafha. It did not specify the son’s age but said the “shocked” father was detained by the police for questioning.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on Saturday said it had arrested a 34-year-old man, (name withheld) suspected to be working for an international criminal organisation. The agency said through a statement by its Head of Public Affairs, Ofoyeju Mitchell, that the suspect was in possession of 108 automatic teller machine (ATM) debit cards. According to the agency, the arrest took place at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) Lagos while the suspect was attempting to board a Qatar Airline flight to China. “The debit cards belong to five commercial banks,” the agency said. It quoted its commander at the Lagos airport, Mr Ahmadu Garba, as saying that the suspect was arrested in connection with alleged money laundering. The agency also added that the suspect was immediately transferred to the Assets and Financial Investigation Directorate of the Agency for investigation. “First City Monument Bank (FCMB) had the highest number of cards with 58. St