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In the journey of life, several factors humble a man which could be interpreted as, Lack ill-health and death, and this makes Life, a long lesson in humility.
 
The above statement easily heralds the feeling that envelopes the corporate office of La Fete Communications as family, friends, and colleagues of late Idriss gathered to open the book of condolence for late Sierra Leonean media guru Idriss Ojumore Kpange.
 
Young Idriss was the epitome of creativity in media communications in his home country and was regarded as the key driver of change in videography and production in Sierra Leone leading to his becoming a content provider for Reuters. The emergence of Idriss in no little way paved the way for several youths in-country, to learn the trade-in multimedia.
 
Born on 6th September 1978, Idriss was a former student at Njala Secondary School and later proceeded to Saint Edward Secondary School Freetown and gave up the ghost on the 15th, of February 2022 and he would be finally laid to rest on 3rd March 2022.
 
Meanwhile, the condolence book is open to friends’ colleagues, and family members at the La Fete office in Freetown Sierra Leone.

A British man allegedly raped a woman during an overnight United Airlines flight from New Jersey to London, police said.
The 40-year-old woman told the cabin crew she was sexually assaulted while in business class as other passengers were sleeping on the Jan. 31 flight from Newark to Heathrow Airport, 7News reported.

“Police at Heathrow Airport were alerted to an incident on an inbound flight,” a Metropolitan Police spokesperson told the station. “Officers met the aircraft on arrival and arrested a 40-year-old man on suspicion of rape.”
The accused man was later released from custody pending further investigation. He had been seated in a separate row from the woman, who relayed the incident to crew members before they alerted cops prior to landing, 7News reported.

A message seeking comment from United Airlines was not immediately returned early Wednesday.

 Cops at Heathrow conducted a forensic search of the luxury cabin after the man was taken into custody. Investigators also took a scan of his fingerprints and a DNA sample, the Sun reported.

The woman, a fellow Brit, was taken to a rape counseling facility, where she was interviewed by cops about the harrowing in-flight attack.
The man and woman were apparently strangers but had been chatting and drinking together earlier in a lounge area, a source told the Sun.

“The woman said she was raped by the passenger during the flight while others were asleep,” the source said. “She was distraught and reported it to cabin staff who radioed ahead to police, who were waiting as the plane came into land.”

Passengers on the business class flight paid roughly $4,000 for the trip, according to the Sun.
The woman was “very distressed” after the alleged attack, the source told the newspaper.