2 Boys Injured When Bouncy House Blows Away

According to sources, the bouncy house at Sullivan Farms in Nashua was not yet open to the public and was not completely tethered to the ground.

 

Two young boys were injured when a bouncy house blew away in Nashua, New Hampshire.

One of the boys was flown to Tufts Medical Center in critical condition.

Both of the victims are toddlers, officials confirm.

The bouncy house, which was being set up for a fundraising event, was not open to the public and was not completely tethered to the ground, says the co-owner of Rickety Ranch, which helped set up the event.

Credit/ NECN

 

A professor of Business Education at Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, Mahmood Aliyu, has declared his intention to contest the 2015 presidential election on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC). The presidential aspirant made the declaration at a press conference on Saturday in Minna. Mr. Aliyu said his decision to vie for the presidency was informed by the agitation for the emergence of new crop of leaders “to fight the malaise in the country. “There has been agitation for the emergence of new crop of leaders by well-meaning Nigerians in order to take this country out of problems.’’ The aspirant said APC was the only party that could tackle the current security challenges bedevilling the country. He added that “an APC government will tackle the security issue with all the seriousness it requires and deserves’’.

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