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Western Libya have arrested a man for killing his ex-wife and throwing her body in Qaryat Boaishi in Tripoli. The crime was unveiled on February 22 when a watchdog brought a human leg to his owner, who immediately reported this to the police. Police detectives, with the help of the same watchdog, located the dead boy. They found a dead woman whose body was cut into pieces while some parts of her limbs were eaten by stray dogs. The detectives managed to locate and arrest the killer in Rayayna town, some 142 southwest of Tripoli, after five days.  Graphic: Man kills his ex-wife, chops her body into pieces He was identified as Abu Baker Miriheel, the ex-husband of the victim, Zainab Enfis. No further details were given regarding the reason of the gruesome crime. Source: Libya Observer

According to a spokesperson for the Gadaffi family, the son of former Libyan leader,Saif al-Islam Gadaffi, will contest in the upcoming presidential elections in 2018. Basem al-Hashimi al-Soul told influential local media agency, Egypt Today, that Saif al-Islam has the support and credentials required to end the chaos that has gripped Libya since the overthrow of his father Muammar Gadaffi in 2011.   “Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the former Libyan president, enjoys the support of major tribes in Libya so he can run for the upcoming presidential elections due in 2018,” said Libyan Tribal Chief and spokesperson of the Gaddafi family, Basem al-Hashimi al-Soul. Al-Soul says that a platform to launch the former first son’s presidential campaign will soon be launched.  “The platform includes some procedures that Saif al-Islam hopes the United Nations would adopt to help Libya move from the incumbent transitional period to stability.”   Saif al-Islam Gadaffi h...

Atleast, 401 Nigerian migrants last night and this morning returned to the country from Libya. They arrived at the Murtala Mohammed Airport Lagos, and were received by the Senior Special Assistant on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, Mrs Abike Dabiri, officials of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) among others. 144 of them arrived at 7pm last night while 257 of them arrived at 1.40am this morning. Their return comes barely a week after the widespread condemnation of the booming slave trade business in the North African country.