DJ Carey Jailed for Faking Cancer Scam
Former celebrity DJ Carey receives prison sentence after orchestrating elaborate cancer scam that deceived family and friends out of substantial funds in emotional fraud case.
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Irish Sports Star Jailed For Fake Cancer Scam
Shocking court case reveals how Irish sporting hero deceived family and friends with elaborate cancer hoax using iPhone cable for medical deception.
STL Capital Reignites Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign
STL Capital Group partners with COPE Foundation to intensify breast cancer awareness campaign across Nigeria, offering free screenings and educational programs to empower women.
Nigerian Lady Gets iPhone 17 Pro Max Early in China
A young Nigerian woman living in China shares her incredible story of getting the unreleased iPhone 17 Pro Max, revealing exclusive features and her surprising encounter with Chinese tech authorities.
Harris: Biden Refused Trump Debate, AI Detected Something Off
Vice President Kamala Harris makes explosive claim that Joe Biden deliberately avoided debating Donald Trump as artificial intelligence systems flagged unusual patterns in campaign strategy.
Nigerian Celebrities Who Conquered Breast Cancer
Discover how these 10 famous Nigerian stars battled breast cancer and emerged victorious. Their courageous journeys offer hope and inspiration to women everywhere.
Nigeria's Breast Cancer Crisis: Death Rates Rising
Medical stakeholders warn of escalating breast cancer mortality in Nigeria, calling for urgent nationwide action through early detection and improved healthcare infrastructure.
Nigerian Celebrities Who Conquered Breast Cancer
Discover inspiring stories of Nigerian celebrities who battled breast cancer and emerged stronger, proving that life after diagnosis can be beautiful and fulfilling.
INEC Sets Osun 2026 Primaries Deadline, Bans Early Campaigns
INEC announces September 2025 deadline for political party primaries ahead of Osun 2026 gubernatorial election, warns against premature campaigning and violence.
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