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Woman Arrested Over False Kidnap Alarm in Edo

Osarobo Omoyemen, 24, has been arrested by the Edo State Police Command for fabricating a kidnapping story on TikTok, claiming abduction and rescue along Upper Sakponba Road, Benin. She further alleged police extorted her after detaining her at Akpata Station. The Edo police investigation revealed the tale was invented solely to boost her social media following, with evidence including a deleted video showing an accomplice encouraging viewers to follow her TikTok page. Police spokesperson Moses Yamu stated that Omoyemen’s false alarm could cause panic and incite hostility against police in Edo State. She has been charged to court, and authorities are pursuing her accomplices. The police warn this case should deter misuse of social media to create public disorder or tension.

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Kano Hisba Arrests Seven Over Immoral Acts, Human Trafficking

Kano State Hisba Board arrests seven individuals over immoral activities and thwarted trafficking attempts, warning parents about child safety. Full Content:Kano State Hisba Board arrested seven people for alleged immoral acts at a joint on Zoo Road following resident complaints. The suspects, most under 23, included individuals from Kano, Bauchi, and Kogi. The Board also apprehended a teenage boy and girl in a tricycle, and a girl recently repatriated from Sokoto State. The total number of suspects arrested is now 10—all will face charges after investigations. In a separate operation, Hisba foiled an attempt to traffic two girls (aged 16 and 18, from Kaduna and Kano) to Lagos for onward movement to Saudi Arabia. Aminudeen, the Board’s Deputy Commander-General, emphasized the need for parental vigilance and described the children as a trust from Allah. Last month, over 25 were arrested […]

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China Approves Arrest of Ex-Abbot of Shaolin Temple Over Embezzlement

Chinese authorities have approved the arrest of Shi Yongxin, former abbot of the globally renowned Shaolin Temple, for suspected embezzlement, misappropriation of funds, and accepting bribes as a non-state employee. Shi was removed from his role in July 2025 for “extremely bad behaviour,” and is accused of misusing project funds and temple assets, leading to a formal investigation and his defrocking by China's top Buddhist authority. Shi Yongxin, nicknamed the “CEO monk,” presided over the temple since 1999 and was responsible for expanding Shaolin’s influence worldwide. Despite significant accomplishments, he drew criticism for commercialising Buddhism and was accused by former monks of financial misconduct, maintaining a fleet of luxury vehicles, and personal scandals involving alleged children with multiple women. The Henan province Xinxiang Procuratorate announced Shi’s arrest has been formally approved, although reports are unclear about his current detention status. […]

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Prison Looms for Brazil’s Bolsonaro After Court Rejects His Appeal

Brazil’s far-right former president Jair Bolsonaro faces imminent prison after Supreme Court judges unanimously rejected his appeal against a 27-year sentence for masterminding a failed coup following his 2022 election loss to President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Bolsonaro, convicted in September, was found guilty of plotting to prevent Lula from taking office, with prosecutors alleging the scheme included plans to assassinate Lula and a Supreme Court judge—a plot averted due to lack of military support. With this latest decision, Bolsonaro’s legal team has only five days to file a final appeal, which can be swiftly quashed by lead judge Alexandre de Moraes. Once the final judgment is published—expected as early as next week—a warrant for Bolsonaro’s arrest will likely be issued the same day. The sentence, already reduced for age, was based on Bolsonaro’s role in instigating a violent […]

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NDLEA Arrests Drug Kingpin, Dismantles Synthetic Drug Lab in Lagos

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested a notorious drug kingpin, Yussuf Azeez, at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos while he tried to board a flight to Saudi Arabia for Umrah. The suspect, previously charged with drug offenses in the UK and Nigeria, had set up a major synthetic cannabis laboratory in Lekki, Lagos. NDLEA operatives raided the lab, found 148.3 kilograms of Colorado—an illicit synthetic strain of cannabis—and dismantled laboratory equipment and precursor chemicals. Additional suspects were arrested at the site. In related operations, NDLEA intercepted designer drugs and methamphetamine at Lagos terminals, seized tramadol and cannabis in Niger and Taraba states, and arrested multiple traffickers nationwide. Seizures included 769 kg of skunk, 105.5 kg of Molly, 15,000+ tramadol capsules, and other contraband moving between states. The agency has pledged to intensify crackdowns on drug cartels […]

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Police Arrest Two Cameroonians for Human Trafficking in Ogun

The Ogun State Police Command has arrested two Cameroonian nationals for involvement in human trafficking and kidnapping. The police said that the suspects lured victims into Nigeria by promising to help them get foreign visas. A female victim from Cameroon reported that she was brought into Nigeria by a man named Donald, who promised her a Canadian visa. On arriving at Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos, she and her younger sister were taken to Mowe in Ogun State, where they were held against their will. The woman managed to escape on November 3 and alerted the police. Officers from the Anti-Kidnapping Unit raided the hideout and rescued another victim, Kengne Maeva. Two men—Ndzana Kamga Isidore and Tingue Stephen—were arrested at the scene. The main suspect, Donald, is still on the run. Preliminary investigations revealed that the victims’ families paid 3,600,000 […]

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NBA Stars Arrested in Major Illegal Gambling Scandals

The NBA has been rocked by a major scandal as two high-profile gambling investigations have led to the arrest of several figures, including a current player and a head coach. Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier and former player Damon Jones were arrested by the FBI for allegedly sharing confidential player information, such as injury statuses, to facilitate insider betting. In a separate case, Portland Trail Blazers Head Coach Chauncey Billups and Jones were linked to a mafia-connected, rigged poker ring that used high-tech cheating devices to defraud wealthy players. The FBI stated that over 30 people were arrested across 11 states in connection with these operations, with losses estimated in the tens of millions of dollars. The NBA has placed Rozier and Billups on immediate leave pending the outcome of the investigations.

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Police Arrest Activist Sowore at Abuja Court Premises

Activist and politician Omoyele Sowore was arrested by armed policemen on Thursday within the premises of the Federal High Court in Abuja. The arrest occurred shortly after he attended a court session in solidarity with the detained IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu. Police officers stated they were acting on the instructions of the Commissioner of Police and took him to the FCT Police Command. The Force Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin, later explained that the arrest was linked to a protest Sowore led on Monday. Hundeyin stated that Sowore was arrested as the alleged leader of the protest to ensure "fairness," as others involved had already been charged. He assured that Sowore would be arraigned quickly and not detained beyond the legal limit. Sowore's lawyer condemned the arrest, calling it a mockery of the judicial system.

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Police Arrest 6 Suspected Kidnappers, Rescue 3 in Bauchi

he Bauchi State Police Command has arrested six suspected kidnappers and rescued three abducted victims in the Toro local government area. According to a police statement, the operation was launched on September 29th after a distress call about an attack in Euga Village. A combined team of police and local security partners tracked the suspects to the outskirts of the village, engaged them, and successfully rescued the three male victims unharmed. The rescued individuals have been reunited with their families. The six suspects are currently in custody and are providing information to investigators before being charged to court. The State Commissioner of Police reaffirmed the command's commitment to public safety and urged citizens to continue providing timely information to security agencies.

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Interpol Arrests Wanted Nigerian Fraud Suspect in Argentina

A Nigerian man, identified as Ikechukwu N., has been arrested in Argentina by Interpol for allegedly leading an international cybercrime network. The suspect was wanted for orchestrating multiple romance scams that targeted thousands of women. His arrest was part of "Operation Jackal," a global initiative targeting organized criminal groups from West Africa. Interpol confirmed this is Argentina's first arrest of a fugitive who was the subject of both a Red Notice and a new "Silver Notice," a pilot project aimed at helping countries trace and recover criminal assets. This arrest is part of an ongoing international crackdown on West African cybercrime syndicates, which have been involved in similar large-scale romance fraud schemes across the world.

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