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14/10/2025

🚨Police in Jonesboro, Arkansas, USA, have arrested 41-year-old Helen Mary Jones after she allegedly pulled a knife on her boyfriend during a h3ated argument.

According to reports, the altercation began when the man allowed another woman to use their apartment shower a decision that sparked Helen’s fury. When he tried to leave to avoid the situation, she reportedly grabbed a knife, blocked the door, and threatened to stab him.

Officers arrived shortly after and arrested her at the scene. She’s now facing aggravated assault on a household member, a Class D felony. A judge has set her bond at $25,000, and she’s been ordered to have no contact with the victim.

10/10/2025

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17/09/2025

🚨On July 24, 2025, political activist Alino Faso was found dead in his detention cell in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire. He had been detained since January 10, 2025, on charges of collaborating with agents of a foreign state, conspiring against state authority, and spreading false information.

Although authorities in Côte d’Ivoire claimed his death was a su***de, Burkina Faso suspects it may have been an assassination, raising serious concerns about the treatment of political detainees abroad.

In response, on September 15, 2025, Burkina Faso launched a judicial inquiry and ordered an autopsy to determine the true cause of death. The government is demanding transparency and accountability to ensure justice for Alino Faso.

This case highlights ongoing human rights concerns and the risks faced by activists advocating for political change in the region.

17/09/2025

🚨Under Nigerian law, buying and selling Naira notes outside of banks is illegal. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and security agencies have declared it a punishable offense.

Yet, across many cities, street money changers and black-market operators openly sell bundles of cash at higher rates, especially during cash scarcity. This practice fuels corruption, money laundering, and makes life harder for ordinary citizens who are forced to pay extra just to access their own money.

The law is clear:
Section 21 of the CBN Act prohibits the sale, mutilation, or abuse of the Naira.
Offenders risk fines and imprisonment if caught engaging in this illegal trade.

14/09/2025

🚨Bucharest, Romania. A 30-year-old Nigerian man has been arrested for the alleged r@pe and attempted murder of a s+x worker.

According to reports, the incident occurred in Sector 6, Bucharest, after the woman asked the suspect to leave when she realized he had no money to pay in advance. Instead, he allegedly choked and r@ped her, also destroying her mobile phone.

The Prosecutor’s Office attached to the Sector 6 Court in Bucharest has placed the suspect in preventive custody for 30 days as investigations continue. He now faces charges of r@pe, destruction, and home invasion.

11/09/2025

🚨On Sunday, September 7, 2025, an army officer identified as Major Josiah was abducted by armed youths in Bomadi Local Government Area of Delta State.

He was taken from his lodge and moved into the creeks of Burutu LGA, sustaining gunshot wounds to his leg and hand during the abduction.

Community members later discovered him and alerted the authorities. The officer was subsequently handed over to the Joint Task Force (JTF), who took him into custody for medical attention.

Military sources confirmed that Major Josiah is safe and currently receiving treatment.

09/09/2025

🚨⚖️ Myon Burrell Back in Prison After Gun and Drug Arrests

Myon Burrell, whose life sentence for the 2002 múrder of 11-year-old Tyesha Edwards in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA was commuted in 2020, is back behind bars.

In 2024, Burrell was re-incarcerated after police found męthàmphetamine and a loaded gun in his vehicle, and $60,000 in cash at his residence. He had previously been arrested in August 2023 during a traffic stop for erratic driving, where police discovered a loaded handgun and drùgs in his car.

In December 2024, Burrell was sentenced to five years in prison, a ruling later upheld by the Minnesota Court of Appeals.

This case continues to spark debate, balancing his past wrongful conviction with his recent criminal activity.

📍 Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

07/09/2025

⚖️ After spending 27 years behind bars for a murder he didn’t commit, Bryan Hooper Sr. is finally free.

Hooper was convicted in 1998 for the killing of 77-year-old Ann Prazniak in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. His conviction was based largely on testimony from Chalaka Young, who recently admitted she was the one who committed the crime.

While serving time in Georgia on another case, Young provided a handwritten confession and a recorded statement in July 2025, admitting she falsely accused Hooper to cover up her own role.

On September 3, 2025, a judge vacated Hooper’s conviction, and he walked out of Stillwater Correctional Facility a free man the next day.

The Great North Innocence Project and the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office worked together to overturn the wrongful conviction. Officials have expressed deep regret that Hooper lost nearly three decades of his life to a crime he did not commit.

05/09/2025

The Oyo State Police Command has arrested 26-year-old Josiah Ayomide, a school gateman in Ibadan, Nigeria, for allegedly dëfiling a four-year-old pupil.

Police revealed that on August 29, 2025, the young victim complained of pains in her privatę parts to her eldest sister. She later confided in her mother, alleging that the school gatekeeper had violated her while she was at school.

She was immediately taken to the Police Medical Clinic, Eleyele, Ibadan, for examination and treatment. The medical report confirmed that her h***n was ruptured, with bruises observed around her private area.

Parents, guardians, and educators let this be a wake-up call. Always teach children about safe and unsafe touches.
Encourage them to speak up if anyone makes them uncomfortable.
The suspect will be prosecuted once investigations are completed.

04/09/2025

A magistrate Court in Ikorodu has ordered that two separate DNA tests be conducted on Liam Aloba, the son of late Nigerian singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad.

The order came after an application filed by Mohbad’s father, Joseph Aloba, who sought a paternity test. The court directed that one test should be carried out in a recognized hospital within Nigeria, while another should be conducted abroad.

Both parties or their representatives are required to be present during the sample collection.
The case has been adjourned to November 11, 2025 for further proceedings.

Mohbad’s widow, Omowunmi Cynthia Aloba, was listed as the respondent in the application but did not oppose the court’s order.

03/09/2025

Finland: Court Sentences Pro-Biafra Agitator Simon Ekpa to Six Years for Terrorism Offences

The Päijät-Häme District Court in Finland has sentenced Simon Ekpa, a Nigerian-born political activist, to six years in prison after finding him guilty of multiple crimes, including terrorism-related offences and aggravated tax fraud.

According to court documents and reports by Finnish media outlet Yle, Ekpa used his large social media following to incite violence and fuel unrest in Nigeria’s southeastern region between August 2021 and November 2024.

The court ruled that he was an influential member of a militant separatist movement, actively supporting armed groups with weapons and propaganda, with the goal of pushing for a breakaway Biafran state.

In addition to terrorism charges, he was also convicted of aggravated tax fraud, with judges unanimously ruling that his activities had significant criminal impact.

Authorities in both Finland and Nigeria have welcomed the judgment, describing it as a strong message against the misuse of social media to incite violence.