Prince Andrew Released After Arrest in Epstein Probe

Prince Andrew has been released from police custody following his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office, linked to his dealings with Jeffrey Epstein. King Charles expressed concern as royal experts predict a potential criminal trial.

117 Repentant Borno Terrorists Complete Rehabilitation

One hundred seventeen repentant terrorists from Borno State have successfully completed the Disarmament, Rehabilitation and Reintegration program under Operation Safe Corridor, marking a milestone in Nigeria's counter-insurgency strategy.

Pregnant Bar Owner Arrested for Trafficking Girls to Ghana

Plateau State authorities have arrested a pregnant bar owner and another woman for allegedly trafficking three young girls to Ghana for prostitution. The victims, rescued and repatriated, revealed they were deceived with promises of legitimate work.

Lady's New Generator Stolen, Shares Emotional Video

A Nigerian lady's viral TikTok video shows her in tears after her brand-new generator was stolen from her apartment compound just days after purchase, sparking widespread sympathy and security concerns.

Ex-Prince Andrew Accused of Watching Child Torture

New allegations from the Epstein files claim Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor watched a young girl being tied to a table and tortured with electric shocks in the mid-1990s, with Surrey Police investigating separate trafficking claims.

Teens Found Dead at Holiday Park; Carbon Monoxide Suspected

A 17-year-old boy and a 15-year-old girl were found deceased in a rental home at Little Eden Holiday Park in Bridlington. Police are investigating potential carbon monoxide poisoning, with a 33-year-old man arrested on suspicion of gross negligence mansla

Ajiran Indigenes Reject Palace Notice, Seek Fair Murder Probe

Ajiran indigenes in Lagos have distanced themselves from a disputed notice linked to the Ojomu Royal Family, calling for an impartial investigation into recent killings while raising concerns over land sale proceeds and community development.

Nigerian Jailed in US for Tax Fraud via Hacking Scheme

A Nigerian national, Matthew A. Akande, has been sentenced to eight years in a US prison for hacking tax firms, filing over 1,000 fake returns, and stealing over $1.3 million in refunds through a phishing scheme.

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