UK prime minister Boris Johnson involved in car crash, his condition unknown
- Prime Minister Boris has been involved in a car accident outside Parliament on Wednesday, June 17
- His convoy was targeted by a protester as the prime minister left the Palace of Westminster
- Authorities have spoken about the prime minister's condition
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United Kingdom prime minister Boris Johnson has been involved in a car crash outside Parliament on Wednesday, June 17.
Johnson's convoy was targeted by a protester as the prime minister left the Palace of Westminster.
According to Cornwall Live, the demonstrator, who had been protesting about Turkish action against Kurdish rebels, ran into the road outside the gates to Parliament.
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YEN.com.gh notes that this forced the lead vehicles in the convoy - a police motorbike and Johnson's car - to stop, with a support vehicle running into the back of the luxury saloon carrying the prime minister.
Authorities said there were no reports of anyone being injured in the incident.
The protester who targeted the prime minister's car was detained by police and taken into the Palace of Westminster by officers.
In other news, a Nigerian man identified as Adewale Adeniyi has inspired many people on LinkedIn with his grass to grace story.
Adeniyi said he worked as a roadside mechanic for six months without being paid during his undergraduate years at the higher institution where he studied engineering.
He said bailing oneself out of the less privileged circle is by showcasing "uncommon knowledge", adding that one becomes irresistible by doing so.
Adeniyi shared a picture in which he was flanked by two roadside mechanics to show his humble beginning.
He said: "I like sharing this picture because it reminds me of a time I worked with roadside mechanics as a University Engineering Student for 6 months and was never paid a kobo. I felt cheated but what I learned was priceless."
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh also reported that Emmanuel Boateng, a young baby born in Britain to Ghanaian parents has become the country's youngest survivor of COVID-19 after fully recovering from the pandemic.
The young child's mother narrated the incident in a video report sighted by YEN.com.gh on the verified YouTube channel of The Telegraph.
The woman indicated that after learning that her tiny baby had been infected with the novel coronavirus, all her hopes were dashed completely and she lost all prospects of having her baby back in good health.
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