In the video, protesters were heard saying they have a right to record the scene as it is their phones, but a man in military uniform kept questioning them, as others joined and it became rowdy.
Watch the confrontation below...
The 16-year-old was armed with a knife and a Molotov cocktail and inflicted multiple wounds on a police officer before being shot dead in Kukmor.
Local media named the teenage attacker as Russian Vitaly Antopov.
In a chilling video before the attack, Antipov told how he intended to destroy a cafe which he saw as sinful and 'devilish'.
It is unclear why he instead targeted a police station.
Filmed as he walked in darkness to the scene, the 16 year old - whose mother is reportedly a devout Muslim - said: 'May the peace, mercy, and blessings of Allah be with you.
'I'm now going, to blow up... or I mean to burn a cafe, where they… listen to music… A club where they sell alcohol... Such a vile, devilish place. Inshallah, it will be destroyed.'
The video was revealed by BAZA media which said it was withholding the full footage because it included calls to attack police.
Russia's Investigative Committee said it was treating the incident as an attempted act of terrorism and had opened a criminal case.
Russian news agency Interfax said the teenager had shouted 'Allahu Akbar' and called police 'infidels' during his assault in the region of Tatarstan.
Investigators said the teenager had tried to set fire to a district police building and stabbed the police officer while being arrested.
He is said to have screamed 'I am going to kill you all' as he stabbed an officer three times in the hip and arm.
Another police officer had fired warning shots into the air before being forced to open fire, officials said, saying the teenager had died of his wounds before medics could arrive on the scene.
Investigators have opened a case into an 'attempted terrorist act' and 'encroachment on the life of a law enforcement officer', the committee said.
Antipov was reported to be from the Altai region in Siberia and had a job working in a halal cafe named Barakat.
Its owner Marat Zamaleev had served 14 years for sabotage and the Illegal manufacture of weapons.
Arzoo Raja was abducted from her home in Karachi on October 13, and two days later her 'husband' produced a marriage certificate saying she was 18 and had converted to Islam.
The case has led to protests in Karachi and Lahore but a Pakistani court has upheld the marriage after her husband claimed she had converted of her own free will.
Arzoo tried to run to her mother during the court hearing but her husband held her in a tight grip to stop her from leaving, it is alleged.
Arzoo's father Raja said that his daughter had been abducted from the family home in Karachi's Railway Colony after her parents went to work.
When police contacted the family two days later they said that the 'husband' had already obtained a marriage certificate, according to a Christian group called the Centre for Legal Aid, Assistance and Settlement (CLAAS).
'Very often young girls are threatened into giving statements to the court saying they have married and converted to Islam of their own free will,' said CLAAS UK director Nasir Saeed.
It is a very sensitive matter for Pakistani Christians but sadly it is all falling on the deaf ears of the politicians and the authorities.
'It is sad as the Pakistani police and courts have failed to respect their own laws, as well international standards, which are continuing to be ignored especially in forced conversion and forced marriage cases even in the higher courts.'
Arzoo allegedly had her name changed to Arzoo Fatima and a judge claimed that she had converted to Islam of her own free will.
At a court hearing, the husband allegedly 'held on tightly to her arm' to stop her reaching her mother, who was not allowed to meet her daughter.
The certificate said she was 18, but the family has a birth certificate showing she is 13, according to a Catholic organisation called Aid to the Church in Need.
The charity says that Arzoo's parents have lost their jobs and been threatened by kidnappers since their daughter disappeared.
According to figures from the campaign group Girls Not Brides, around 21 per cent of girls in Pakistan are married before the age of 18.
The group says that traditionalist customs and religious views mean some families believe they should 'marry off their daughters once they reach puberty'.
Low levels of education are also described as 'both a cause and a consequence' of child marriage,' it says.
In 2017, Pakistan's government tried to crack down on child marriage by imposing prison sentences up to 10 years for offenders.
The 29-year-old rapper (real name Jacques Berman Webster II) went all out in a custom chocolate-brown Batman suit, posing next to his two vehicles of matching color in several Instagram posts and Instagram story videos.
The Sicko Mode Grammy nominee was compared to a cockroach by several commenters on Saturday, and by Sunday morning, his Instagram account was deactivated.
Scott's Twitter account is still active, though, as of Sunday afternoon, he has yet to comment about deactivating his Instagram.
The deactivated account was seemingly first noticed by Rap Alert, who posted some of Scott's last Halloween pictures and a snap of his now-blank IG page.
Since Scott hasn't commented as to why he deleted his Instagram, it's not 100% confirmed that he did so due to the comments left by his costume haters.
The Duke of Cambridge, 38, did not reveal he was sick because he didn't want to alarm the public.
He caught the virus in the darkest days of the pandemic after the Prince of Wales and Boris Johnson fell ill. At the time up to a thousand Britons were dying of Covid-19 each day and there had been more than 50,000 cases.
The Duke was treated by palace physicians and quarantined at the family home of Anmer Hall in Norfolk. His wife did not fall ill or test positive for the virus, it is understood.
'There were important things going on and I didn't want to worry anyone,' the Duke said at an engagement, according to The Sun.
That month, William continued working and made 14 telephone and video calls despite sources revealing he was rocked by the disease.
A source told The Sun: 'William was hit pretty hard by the virus - it really knocked him for six.
'At one stage he was struggling to breathe, so obviously everyone around him was pretty panicked.
'After seeing medics and testing positive - which was obviously quite a shock given how fit and healthy he is - William was determined it should be business as usual though.
'He was determined to fulfil his engagements.'
Following the news that his father and the Prime Minister had both fallen ill, William believed that going public with his sickness would only add to the nation's anxieties.
As the Queen gave her impassioned 'We Will Meet Again' address, the Duke decided it would be better not to add to Britain's strain, sources said.
And despite the impact the virus had on him, the father-of-three continued to contact frontline NHS workers to tell them how 'proud' he was of their commitment.
Indeed, his having caught coronavirus brought home just how terrible the contagion is and that it can strike anybody down, a source told The Sun.
"In the spirit of Halloween", she wrote.
A bystander could be heard saying the man died on November 20, 2019, and was buried on 8 October, 2020. Another onlooker was heard saying “He’s breathing, he’s breathing,” as they opened the casket of the dead man and found out that he was still fresh and had not decayed.
The video which popped up online has received some mixed reactions from netizens as some people have called it a hoax.
The superstar, 39, also spoke about how she has started beekeeping and that she has taught her children that they are 'never too young to contribute to changing the world'.
For one of the photographs in the spread, Beyonce looked sensational in a billowing red dress that showed off her phenomenal figure.
The gown featured sparkly silver jewellery detailing at the back and the beauty wore her hair in tousled waves as she looked back over her shoulder at the camera.
In another striking shot the singer slipped into a plunging red tailored jacket which she paired with matching briefs.
She was accessorised perfectly with statement silver jewellery, gold heels and wore her hair in curls with a dramatic centre parting.
In the accompanying interview the mother-of-three - born Beyonce Giselle Knowles - discussed how the pandemic and Black Lives Matter movement have changed her as a parent.
She shares Blue Ivy, eight, and twins Rumi and Sir Carter, three, with her husband Jay-Z, real name Shawn Corey Carter.
The 34-year-old already has ink of the names of her husband John Legend and their children Luna, four, and Miles, two.
She became pregnant again this year and after she lost the baby she revealed that she and John had planned to name him Jack.
In the picture she posted to her Twitter page this Saturday night the word 'Jack' can be seen just beneath her right wrist close to 'John.'
She in fact appeared to be holding hands with John across the table as they enjoyed a date night together in Los Angeles.
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In a statement on Sunday in Lagos, the group demanded the recall of Mrs Mojisola Alli-Macaulay over alleged “gross misrepresentation” of her constituency at the assembly.
The statement was jointly signed by Mr Kingsley Nwanze, Convener, Amuwo Odofin Intelligentsia, and Mr Gbenga Akinbinu, National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Amuwo Odofin Chapter.
It said that Alli-Macaulay made unguided statements which were inciting and callously targeted at Nigerian youths during plenary sessions.
The group, therefore, vowed to commence legal proceedings for the recall of Alli-Macaulay over her comments alleging that most Nigerian youths on social media are always high on drugs.
Alli-Macaulay, in a video of her address at an Oct. 26 plenary of the House on the looting and violence that trailed the #EndSARS protests, had said, “We need to begin to orientate our young people. They are high on drugs all the time, most of them.”
The group said: “It is on record that Amuwo Odofin youths protected all business premises within the local government and they were highly commended by well-meaning Nigerians, including the council chairman.
“We would like to state emphatically, that we are not in support of destruction of property by hoodlums.
“It is unfortunate that our representative at the LSHA did not have a good grasp of the positive contributions of Amuwo Odofin youths during the crisis that ravaged other parts of Lagos State.”
The group listed six reasons as grounds for the commencement of legal proceedings to recall Alli-Macaulay from the assembly.
“She does not have functional constituency office as required by law within the constituency for almost two years in office.
“She has not prepared any bill aimed at improving the lives of her constituents and by extension, Lagos State.
“Her continuous representation is totally against the well-being of her constituents.
“It was widely circulated on major social media platforms that she used COVID-19 palliative items as gifts at her last birthday party.
“She has refused to give her account of stewardship at the Lagos State House of Assembly since she assumed office.
“She has also religiously remained inaccessible since she assumed office.”
She has dragged him in and gradually making him become comfortable with social media.
At first he hasn't been responding well, when the whole husband and wife promo for her business started, but now, he is gradually getting comfortable with the camera.
Before now, Liz's partner has been Arike, but after her marriage, her husband seem to have taken over. Watch a video clip below...
Two more below...
Running mostly on the platform of the Democratic Party, the candidates are bidding for different offices at the federal, state and local levels.
NAN reports that besides the presidential election, governorship polls are holding in 11 states and two territories, in addition to other state and local elections.
Congressional elections are also holding on Tuesday with all the 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, and 35 of the 100 seats in the Senate up for grabs.
At the federal level, Mr Oye Owolewa, whose father is from Kwara and mother from Oyo, is aiming for a ‘shadow’ (non-voting) seat in the House of Representatives.
Owolewa, a PhD holder in Pharmacy from the Northeastern University, Boston, is seeking to represent the District of Columbia (DC) under the Democratic Party.
If elected, the 30-year-old, whose agenda includes fighting income inequality in the U.S., would be the first Nigerian congressman in the country’s history.
Also at the federal level, Mr Yomi Faparusi, an Ibadan-born native of Ode-Ekiti in Ekiti State, is vying as an independent candidate to represent the state of Tennessee in the U.S. Senate.
Faparusi holds a doctorate in Medicine from the University of Ibadan, a PhD in Health from Johns Hopkins University, and Juris Doctorate from the Widener University School of Law, Delaware.
This is not his first shot at the U.S. Congress. In 2014 and 2016, he vied for the Republican Party’s ticket to the House of Representatives but lost in both occasions
Faparusi’s priorities include being a positive voice for all Nigerians in the U.S. Senate and inspiring Americans of African or Nigerian descent to seek public office in the country.
In Missouri, a Republican-controlled state, Mr Yinka Faleti from Lagos is the Democratic Party flagbearer in the election for the office of Secretary of State.
According to Wikipedia, Faleti was in the U.S. Army as an active-duty officer from 1998 to 2004. He served in Kuwait, first under Operation Desert Spring and later as part Operation Enduring Freedom.
The 44-year-old father of four holds a Bachelor’s degree from the United States Military Academy, West Point, and a Juris Doctorate from the Washington University School of Law.
His goals as a Secretary of State include protection of the “right to vote for Missouri families”, and ensuring elected officials hear the people’s voice.
Also at the state level, Mr Paul Akinjo from Ondo is running for election to the California State Assembly under the Democratic Party to represent District 12.
Akinjo once served as Vice Mayor of Lathrop, California, and in the U.S. Army Reserve from 1982 to 1989. His priorities include housing, immigration and transportation.
In Delaware, a small Mid-Atlantic U.S. state, Adewunmi Kuforiji is aspiring to represent District 34 in the state House of Representatives.
Kuforiji, originally from Ibadan, Oyo, secured the Democratic Party’s ticket on Sept. 15 after defeating his challenger, Robert Haynes, at the primary. He holds a Bachelor in Accounting and a Master’s in Business Administration from the Delaware State University.
In the 2018 mid-term elections, he vied for the same position but lost to the incumbent, Lyndon Yearick, of the Republican Party, whom he is facing him on Tuesday.
Also at the state level, Ms Esther Agbaje, is seeking to represent District 59B in the Minnesota House of Representatives on the platform of the Minnesota Democratic–farmer-labour Party (DFLP), an affiliate of the U.S. Democratic Party.
The 35-year-old daughter of an Episcopal priest and a librarian, both Nigerian immigrants, defeated longtime state Representative Raymond Dehn in the party’s primary in August.
She is one of four progressive greenhorns who defeated established Democratic legislators in the primary.
Agbaje has a law degree from Harvard University, a Master’s from the University of Pennsylvania, and has served in the U.S. Department of State, among others.
As a millennial, a “generation that has suffered numerous setbacks”, she seeks to bring a fresh perspective and new ideas to government.
On the ballot at the local government level are April Ademiluyi, Ngozi Akubuike and Benjamin Osemenam.
Ademiluyi, 39, is running on the Democratic Party’s ticket for Judge of the Seventh Circuit Court in Prince George’s County, Maryland.
For her part, Akubuike, a legal practitioner, is an independent candidate for judge of the Minnesota 2nd District Court Position 8.
Akubuike studied law in Nigeria, then worked in the banking sector before moving to the U.S. where she graduated from the Mitchell Hamline School of Law.
She has served in several capacities, including legal manager for the state of Minnesota.
Osemenam, who moved to the U.S. in 1982, is contesting for a seat in the Brooklyn Park City Council of Minnesota to represent East District.
An engineer with the Minnesota Department of Transportation, he is vying on the platform of National Party.
He is a former president of the Association of Nigerian Engineers in Minnesota.(NAN)
The Old Lady were having a hard time keeping the newly-promoted side at bay at half time. The home side forced a 1-1 draw in the first half after Morata opened scoring.
However, Ronaldo who came in as a substitute in the 56th minute needed only three minutes to rescue the old lady. The 35-year-old received a through ball from Morata, runs at Spezia defense, creates a one on one with the goalkeeper, and simply put the ball in the net.
Adrien Rabiot who also came in as a second-half substitute doubled Juventus lead putting them 3-1 ahead.
Ronaldo scored the final goal in the match from the penalty spot after Paolo Bartolomei tripped Federico Chiesa.
Juventus who celebrate their 123-year-old birthday got the perfect gift from Ronaldo.
She made the announcement of Sat Oct 31st, 2020, on her Instagram page after she got a new house as a birthday gift from her lover.
According to the actress who is Tchidi Chikere’s ex-wife and mother of his 3 sons, the house was an unexpected gift and it came at a time she was actually wishing for one.
In the post, Sophia shared photos of the house with her Range Rover and wrote about her excitement on being a landlady in Lagos while thanking God and her love for making it possible of becoming a landlady.
She wrote: “Say hi to the latest landlady in Lagos!
Best birthday gift not from me!
Am still in shock
When u wish people well and have a clean heart, God won’t forsake you. I remb how many of my friends that I posted their house n prayed silently for mine n now it came as a gift
Thank you my love for making me a landlady in Lagos”
