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Terrifying To Watch Video - 36 Year Old W∆man, Anulika Onyeanusia Uses A Min∆r In Ad∆lt Oriented Content In A Viral Video.

It Has Been Confirmed That The Anambra State Police Command Have Arrested Her In Connection With An Alleged Case Of Ch∆ld P∆rnography In Onitsha, The Commercial Centre Of The State.

The Suspect Was Arrested Following The Circulation Of A Disturbing Trending Video Of A Woman Using S∆x T∆ys On A Min∆r.
During The Arrest, Operatives Also Rescued Four Childr∆n, Aged Two, Three, Six And Nine Years, Respectively, As Well As Recovered S∆x T∆ys And Other Items Relevant To The Ongoing Investigation.
#minors #childabuse

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POLARIS BANK MANAGER SHOT DEAD AT FUTO AS GUNMEN ABDUCT TWO FEMALE STUDENTS

OWERRI — Tragedy struck the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO), on Sunday evening when suspected kidnappers opened fire on a Polaris Bank branch manager, identified as Mr. Ossy, killing him during an attack on the university campus.

The banker, who was based in Owerri, was reportedly on campus to drop off his children when the gunmen launched the attack. According to accounts, his children managed to escape the scene, but their father was fatally shot after reportedly resisting the attackers.

In the same incident, the gunmen allegedly abducted two female students, sending fresh panic across the university community.

Polaris Bank confirmed the killing in a statement signed by its Head of Brand Management and Corporate Communication, Rasheed Bolarinwa. The bank said the manager was attacked by hoodlums while bringing his children to the campus, adding that although the children escaped, their father was not as fortunate.

The bank appealed for calm and urged the public to allow security agencies to conduct their investigation.

FUTO management also confirmed the deadly incident, stating that a visitor to the university was shot dead on September 6, while two female students were abducted.

In a statement signed by the university Registrar, Chinonso Uba, management said it was working closely with security agencies to secure the safe release of the abducted students. It also promised to strengthen security across the campus and neighbouring communities.

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Kano Political Commentator Ibrahim Dan Shagamu has been brutally murdered today at his home in Kano.

Dan Shagamu was a critic who made videos and commentaries about Nigerian politics, Religious and Social Issues in Northern Nigeria.

He had cried out that some extremists were planning to kill him but no one did anything.

Reports say his killing was so cruel, they used an Hausa phrase to describe it - Yankan Rago

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YOUNG LADY SHARES A VERY SAD CHILDHOOD STORY
"My parents are General overseers. I don't know how my parents got to meet him but he came to church and started playing the keyboard. He didn't have anything. So my parents brought him in 2009. I was 5years old."

"He called me into his room. On that day we were 3 at home. Him , my 7 years old brother and I"

"He asked me to sit on the bed, then he said I shouldn't tell anyone. He laid onntop of me. Later that night I told my brother what had happened. I didn't know that this man heard me telling my brother. So later that night , he took me to the kitchen and then used a knife to threatene. That the next time I told anyone, he would unalive me."

"It continued the next day and became consistent. The only time I get to rest is if he goes home to see his parents. "

"Most times my dad was not at home and my mum at work. Even days when everyone was home , he did it."

"He would do things like mastubate in front of me. Then when he releases he rubs it on his nose and then use the remaining one on my body "

"He abused me from age 5 to 9 when he left the house. My parents found out in lockdown 2020. The church preaching on that day was similar to what happened and my brother shared his experience of an older woman who molested him. My mum looked at me and said, share yours. Like do you have such an experience? It was my brother who said yes to her. So I had to explain to them my mum cried for like the longest and my dad was speechless. The man is currently a Pastor with Foursquare in Ibadan."

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Nigerian dual citizen who worked as a USA Senior Immigration officer arrested for selling permanent residence (Green cards) and U.S citizenship.

Lukman is accused of a multi-year cash-for-status scheme where he collected over $1 million.

Lukman Owolabi Ganiyu, a Senior Immigration Services Officer at USCIS in Dallas, and his accomplice Adeniyi Akeem Somoye were arrested September 2.

U.S prosecutors say they ran the scheme from December 2019 through March 2026.

During that time, Lukmam Owilabi Ganiyu;

🔸️Approved family petitions,

🔸️Green-card applications,

🔸️Petitions to remove conditions on residence, and

🔸️Naturalization applications in exchange for money.

Ganiyu did not conduct required interviews, supervisory reviews, background checks, and bypassed standard protocols.

According to the DOJ, Ganiyu and Somoye collected about $671,438 through Zelle, Cash App, and other apps, plus $287,830 in cash deposits.

Somoye moved about $1.7 million in transfers and deposited $449,010 in cash.

Somoye sent Ganiyu about $138,392 plus another $21,900 from a company he managed.

Ganiyu was making about $67,732 a year in his official position as U.S Immigration officer.

One of the most damaging allegations is that Lukman Ganiyu assigned Somoye’s naturalization application to himself, then signed it the same day in December 2022

Lukmam later approved residency paperwork for Somoye’s wife and child.

Many of these cases involved applicants from African countries.

U.S Investigators say they found thousands of WhatsApp messages and hundreds of calls between Ganiyu, Somoye, and applicants.

They are being charged with conspiracy to receive illegal gratuities by a public official.

Each man faces up to five years in federal prison and a fine of up to $250,000 if convicted.

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Their trusted errand boy/garden boy kílled them in their home and fled the country. He’s been nabbed now! Dr. Jesse Amuah, a medical doctor and his wife, Elizabeth Esi Amuah, was last seen on March 23, 2026.

‼️A formal missing person report was filed on April 22, 2026, after family members found their home locked and noticed their Nissan Sunny vehicle was gone.

‼️A joint investigative team later located and recovered the remains of the couple at designated locations, which were transferred to the Police Hospital for preservation and autopsy.

‼️Investigations quickly focused on Abraham Awundok, who served as an errand boy for the couple. According to police, he kílled the pair, stole their mobile phones, a sum of money, and their private vehicle.

‼️Following the crime, Awundok fled Ghana for the United Arab Emirates. The Ghana Police Service collaborated with INTERPOL to issue a Red Notice for his arrest.

‼️On August 30, 2026, Awundok was deported from Dubai back to Ghana by investigators from the Anti-Armed Robbery Unit and INTERPOL. During police interrogation, the suspect admitted to the murders.

‼️On September 7, 2026, the Ghana Police Service announced a major breakthrough in the case following the arrest and deportation of their 32-year-old errand boy, Abraham Awundok, from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

‼️The stolen vehicle has since been recovered, and the suspect remains in custody as police finalize their investigations.

May their souls rest peacefully and their families be comforted 💔💔

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Ghanaian-American woman shot deád 15 times by her husband Michael Dickerson in Texas. He was sentenced to 50 years in prison after pleading guilty to the murder of his 23-year-old common-law wife, Alexis Zina Walls, in Bryan, Texas.

On February 7, 2025, Dickerson called 911 at approximately 12:40 a.m. to report that he had kíllèd Walls at their home. He confessed to investigators that he shot her 15 times because he suspected she was cheating on him. Vile!!!!!!

On February 3, 2026, Dickerson pleaded guilty in the 85th District Court. Judge Kyle Hawthorne handed down the 50-year maximum sentence.

The couple's 18-month-old autistic son, Zaylen, was inside the home when the shooting occurred but was physically unharmed. He is currently being raised by Walls' parents.

Statements from the Brazos County District Attorney's Office strongly condemned the act as a tragic outcome of domestic violence, while local coverage by KBTX News noted that Alexis was remembered by friends and family as a deeply loving mother.

May Alexis keep resting peacefully 🥺💔

Ps. A common law wife is a woman who is legally recognized as married to her partner without ever having obtained a marriage license or having a formal ceremony.
Instead of a marriage certificate, the union becomes legally binding based on the couple’s actions and mutual agreement. Only a few states in the USA practice this. No by heart cohabitation in these states.

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HE WENT FOR A COSMETIC P*NIS ENHANCEMENT WHILE VACATIONING WITH HIS WIFE… HOURS LATER, HE WAS GONE.

The mysterious death of wealthy British-Nigerian influencer Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo finally has a heartbreaking explanation.

On March 5, 2026, the 43-year-old businessman reportedly visited an unnamed clinic in Bangkok, Thailand, where he received 40 milliliters of hyaluronic-acid filler and lidocaine during a p*nis enlargement procedure.

After leaving the clinic, Igho and his wife, Danielle Simba Allen, went for a massage at their hotel.

That is when everything took a devastating turn.

Igho suddenly complained of chest pain and passed out twice. He was rushed to Sukhumvit Hospital, where he was initially awake and answering questions. His wife told doctors about the filler injections, but before they could perform a recommended CT scan, he lost consciousness.

Doctors reportedly fought to save him for more than 100 minutes.

Igho passed away during the early hours of March 6.

A postmortem later reportedly discovered material inside his lungs consistent with the filler used during the procedure. A London coroner ultimately ruled that the cosmetic treatment caused a fatal pulmonary embolism.

When Igho first died, early reports called it a heart attack. Now, six months later, the inquest has revealed what allegedly happened during his final hours.

Known online as Tiny, Ego and Denisi, Igho built a following around his bold fashion, luxury vacations and extravagant lifestyle. He was later laid to rest in London as family, friends and celebrities—including Afrobeats superstar Davido—gathered to remember him.

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Delta High Court Remands ‘Odogwu Asaba’ Over Alleged Rape, Death of 20-Year-Old

A Delta State High Court has ordered that content creator Ifeanyi Ogbonna, popularly known as Odogwu Asaba, be remanded at the Ogwashi-Uku Maximum Correctional Centre over allegations surrounding the rape and death of 20-year-old Favour Agbro.

The court granted the remand application on Friday, September 4, 2026, following the conclusion of police investigations into the case.

The lawyer representing Favour’s family, Awele Ideal, announced the development in a statement on Friday. She also disclosed that the results of the autopsy and toxicology examinations had been released to the police investigation team.

“Today the 4/9/2026, The application to remand Mr Ifeanyi Ogbonna (Odogwu Asaba) was heard and granted by the Court. He has now been Remanded at the Ogwashi Uku Maximum Correctional Center (Prison), from there he shall be brought to court until the completion of his trial which now lies with the Ministry of Justice (AG and DPP),” she said.

According to Ideal, the autopsy and toxicology findings, together with other evidence gathered during the investigation, have been included in the investigation report prepared for the prosecution and trial of the case.

She explained that she was representing Favour’s family on a pro bono basis and would continue providing both legal services and financial assistance to ensure that the case was fully pursued.

“I still hold the brief of this case for late Favour’s family on Probono basis rendering my legal services and financial support to ensure that no stone is left unturned,” she said.

Ideal further promised to keep the public informed as developments unfold in the case, adding, “Justice is everyone’s business.”

The remand was also confirmed by the Senior Special Assistant to the Delta State Governor on Media, Ossai Ovie Success.

In a Facebook post on Friday, Ossai disclosed that Ogbonna had been taken to the correctional facility following the court’s ruling.

“Court Remands Ifeanyi Ogbonna, ‘Odogwu Asaba,’ Over Late Favour’s Case,” he wrote.

Ossai explained that the court’s decision came after the autopsy and toxicology results were released to the police investigation team.

According to him, those results, along with other evidence collected during the investigation, had been incorporated into the report prepared for prosecution and trial.

He added that Ogbonna would remain in custody and would be brought before the court as proceedings in the case continue.

Police had earlier arrested Ogbonna following allegations that he raped Favour, who subsequently died after ingesting a toxic substance.

The case drew widespread public attention after reports emerged that Favour had recorded a video before her death in which she spoke about her alleged encounter with the content creator.

According to reports surrounding the case, Favour had travelled to Asaba after she was allegedly invited by Ogbonna to participate in a content creation training programme advertised on social media.

She was later allegedly taken to a hotel, where Ogbonna was accused of raping and assaulting her.

After returning home, Favour reportedly informed her parents about what allegedly happened and recorded a video in which she narrated her account of the incident.

She later ingested a toxic substance and died.

Following a petition submitted by Favour’s family, the Delta State Commissioner of Police directed the Effurun Area Command to investigate the allegations.

The investigation subsequently led to Ogbonna’s arrest.

Police continued their investigation into the circumstances surrounding Favour’s death, while autopsy and toxicology examinations were carried out as part of efforts to establish what happened.

With the remand order now granted, the case is moving from the investigation stage towards prosecution.

The Delta State Ministry of Justice is expected to take over the matter through the Attorney-General and Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).

Ogbonna remains presumed innocent unless and until he is found guilty by a court of law.

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BREAKING🚨 ICE made a Bronx dad who speaks no English SIGN documents he COULDN'T READ, and only gave him an interpreter after he BEGGED for one over and over.

Gagne Diagne, 32, had made himself a coffee on the morning of August 14, kissed his baby, and gone downstairs to grab a box from his car parked across the street.

Masked men walked up, asked his name, showed him a document with his photo, and shoved him against the car. He was supposed to log into his DoorDash app at 8:30 a.m.

"I had thought they were thieves since they all wore masks," Diagne told a reporter. The agents asked who he lived with. He said his wife and his kid. So they asked him to call her down to come get his keys.

Neighbors gathered on the sidewalk while the agents handcuffed him and put him in a car. They stopped at a gas station to chain his feet, then locked him in a small room at 26 Federal Plaza in Manhattan.

Diagne does not speak English. He asked for an interpreter over and over, and says ICE agents had him sign documents he could not read. He only got one after insisting several times.

"It was then I cried when I realized that I was about to leave my wife and my kid behind," he said.

His friends called the Amadou Ly Foundation, a small nonprofit that helps West African immigrants in New York. They filed a habeas petition without a lawyer to stop ICE from moving him out of the Second Circuit.

"Time is of the essence whenever someone gets caught by ICE," said founder Amadou Ly, who believes a transfer would have landed the case in a court likely to deny it.

A judge reopened his asylum case, canceled the removal order, and ordered him released.

Six days after the arrest, dozens of Senegalese delivery workers parked their e-bikes in a Bronx park to hug him while his wife rocked their 4-month-old in a stroller.

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