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Bobrisky Urges Nigerian Crossdressers to Revert to Original Gender Amid James Brown's Financial Struggles

Nigerian crossdresser Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, has addressed his fellow crossdressers in the country, advising them to revert to their original gender. This comes amid claims that James Brown, also known as Princess of Africa, is facing financial struggles. According to Instagram blogger Tosin Silverdam, James Brown is experiencing financial difficulties, allegedly without a home and having to move his belongings to friends' residences. In response to these claims, Bobrisky took to social media to advise Nigerian crossdressers to abandon their alternative lifestyle. He claimed that his colleagues viewed him as a rival, unaware that he was defending them. In a now-deleted post, Bobrisky wrote, "I'm advising all cross-dressers in Nigeria to go back to their real gender... Mummy that was standing up for y'all has left Nigeria for good." Bobrisky, who recently relocated to the UK, stated that he was "the undefeated woman in Africa" and bid...

Sister Adopts 2 Year Old Half Brother After Parents' Tragic Deaths

In a poignant tale of resilience and family bonds, Molly Schultz, a mother of five from Washington, adopted her 2 year old half brother, Easton, after the sudden deaths of their father and his wife. In March 2016, Molly's father was battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer when his wife unexpectedly passed away from an overdose. Facing his own mortality, he entrusted Easton's care to Molly, who, alongside her husband, embraced the child into their family. After a 458 day legal journey, Easton's adoption was finalized in June 2017, solidifying his place among his four nieces turned sisters. Throughout the process, Molly and her family fought to provide him with stability, love, and a sense of belonging. The adoption day was filled with emotion, as they walked into the courthouse as legal strangers and left as an official family. This story highlights the profound strength of familial love and commitment in the face of adversity. Despite overwhelming challenges, Molly ensured tha...

Nigerians Deceived with Job Offers in Ghana, Held Captive, and Fed Watery Garri

 Two Nigerians were reportedly lured to Ghana with the promise of job opportunities, only to be locked up and subjected to harsh treatment. A viral post on social media exposed their ordeal, showing them receiving verbal abuse from individuals believed to be Ghanaians. According to reports, the victims were tricked into traveling to Ghana under false pretenses. Instead of securing employment, they were detained in a locked room and fed watery garri once a day. Their captors allegedly demanded a ransom worth millions before considering their release. The video of their suffering has sparked widespread outrage, with many calling for authorities to intervene and investigate the growing trend of job scams targeting vulnerable Nigerians. The incident highlights the dangers of human trafficking and the need for stricter measures to protect job seekers from falling victim to such deceitful schemes.

Tirupur Tragedy: Elderly Couple Brutally Hacked to Death by Relative Over Farm Dispute

A shocking case of family violence has emerged in Tirupur, where an elderly couple was brutally hacked to death by their own relative over a long-standing dispute. The victims, 82-year-old Palanisamy and his 75-year-old wife Parvatham, were found murdered in their farmhouse in Unjapalayam near Avinashi on Thursday morning. According to police reports, their deaths stemmed from a heated argument with their neighbor and relative, Ramesh (43), an employee at a textile firm. Authorities revealed that tensions had been brewing between the couple and Ramesh due to his goats and hens frequently straying into their farm. On Wednesday night, a quarrel escalated, and in a fit of rage—fueled by alcohol—Ramesh reportedly grabbed a sickle from his house and brutally attacked the couple, killing them on the spot. The following morning, Ramesh called his parents, informing them of the tragedy before attempting to flee. He discarded his blood-stained clothes in a nearby well and tried to escape on his...

Australia's Youngest Convicted Murderer Released Under Supervision

After serving nearly 25 years, Australia's youngest convicted murderer, referred to as SLD, has been released from prison under strict supervision. SLD was 13 years old in 2001 when he abducted and fatally stabbed his three-year-old neighbor, Courtney Morley-Clarke, on the New South Wales Central Coast. His 20-year sentence expired in 2021, but concerns about his maturity and institutionalization led to extended detention orders. In 2023, during a supervised release, SLD reportedly approached approximately 200 women over 95 days, including mothers with young children, resulting in his return to custody. On March 14, 2025, the New South Wales Supreme Court dismissed an application to extend his detention, allowing his release under a five-year extended supervision order. This order mandates adherence to a predetermined schedule, restrictions on communication methods, and continuous electronic monitoring. Psychiatrists have diagnosed SLD with a severe personality disorder, noting ...

Tinubu Meets Catholic Bishops Talks Security

President Bola Tinubu met with Catholic Bishops of Nigeria on Friday March 14 at the Presidential Villa in Aso Rock Abuja. The delegation was led by Archbishop Lucius Iwejuru Ugorji the President of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria alongside Bishop Emeritus John Cardinal Onaiyekan and Bishop Matthew Kukah. During the meeting Tinubu addressed key issues facing the nation highlighting his administration’s efforts in tackling security challenges. The presidency stated that Nigeria has made significant progress in security since Tinubu assumed office on May 29 2023. “In terms of insecurity Nigeria is more secure today than it was in 2023 thanks to our military security agencies and the strong leadership of President Tinubu” the presidency noted. According to the statement over 8000 criminals including bandits armed robbers Boko Haram terrorists and kidnappers have been neutralized in the past two years. Additionally more than 10000 abducted Nigerians mainly women and children ...

Zambian Nursing Student Dies by Suicide After Failing Exams

In a tragic event, a nursing student from Lewanika Nursing School in Zambia, Sandra Musole, has reportedly taken her own life after failing some of her courses. According to reports, the exam results were released on a Monday, revealing that Sandra did not perform well in certain subjects. This outcome deeply affected her, leading to this unfortunate incident. Her untimely death has left friends and classmates heartbroken, with many expressing profound sorrow over the loss of such a promising young life. In her memory, Lewanika Nursing College organized a candlelight vigil on Thursday night. Sandra was laid to rest at Katongo Graveyard. This incident highlights the immense pressures faced by students and underscores the critical importance of providing mental health support within educational institutions. Note: Specific details about this incident are limited, and the information provided is based on available reports.

Nigerian Churchgoers Kill Owl Believed to Steal Destinies, Sparking Cultural Debate

In a recent incident that has garnered significant attention, members of a Nigerian church killed an owl they believed was attempting to steal their destinies. The event, captured on video and widely shared on social media, shows congregants displaying the deceased bird, interpreting its presence as a spiritual threat. In various Nigerian cultures, owls are often associated with witchcraft and ill fortune. For instance, in Igbo society, nocturnal birds like owls are perceived as messengers of death, with their appearance believed to herald impending demise. Similarly, in Yoruba culture, owls are seen as mysterious creatures symbolizing deep insight, but their presence can also be interpreted as a warning of potential danger. However, this incident has sparked a debate between traditional beliefs and wildlife conservation efforts. While cultural interpretations often view owls as omens or agents of evil, conservationists emphasize their ecological importance. Owls play a crucial role ...

Nollywood Actress Cindy Amadi Passes Away at a Young Age

Nigerian actress Cindy Amadi, best known for her role in the movie Ìfé , has tragically passed away. Her death was confirmed on September 14, 2023, leaving fans and colleagues in shock. The news was shared by the producers of Ìfé , who expressed their deep sorrow over her passing. “Cindy brought her magic to our set and changed our lives forever. She was passionate about developing her craft and was well on her way to a thriving career before her untimely passing,” they stated. Cindy Amadi gained recognition for her role in Ìfé , a groundbreaking Nigerian film that tells the story of a deep and passionate romance. Her performance captivated audiences, establishing her as a rising star in the industry. Human rights activist Pamela Adie also confirmed the news, expressing condolences to Amadi’s family. Tributes have poured in from fans and colleagues, remembering her talent and dedication to her craft. Her passing is a significant loss to Nollywood, and she will be remembered for the...

Afrosoul Star Yallunder Passes Away at 30

South African Afrosoul singer and songwriter Yolanda Nyembezi, known as Yallunder, has passed away at the age of 30. The Bizana-born artist died on March 13, 2025, at Johannesburg's Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital after battling an illness. Her family released a heartfelt statement: "A soul so rare and a voice so rich, Yolanda graced this earth with a spirit that was as warm as it was powerful." They described her as a beacon of love and artistry who remained strong throughout her illness. Born on August 23, 1994, Yallunder was a classically trained vocalist and graduated cum laude in vocal pedagogy. She gained recognition in 2018 through her soulful voice, which attracted industry icons like Black Coffee and Sjava. Over the years, she collaborated with musicians such as Kabza De Small and Kelvin Momo. The music community is mourning her loss, with fellow artists and fans sharing tributes online. Her family has asked for prayers and support, emphasizing that her mus...

Bronx Mother Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Death of 7-Year-Old Daughter

 In a tragic case that has gripped New York City, 35-year-old Navasia Jones has pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter for the 2021 death of her seven-year-old daughter, Julissia Batties, in their Bronx apartment. This plea agreement, reached on March 12, 2025, results in a 15-year prison sentence for Jones. The case has been fraught with complexities. Initially, both Jones and her son, Paul Fine Jr., were charged in connection with Julissia's death. Fine Jr. faced allegations of sexual abuse and assault against his half-sister. However, as part of Jones's plea deal, she accepted full responsibility, leading to the dismissal of charges against Fine Jr. This outcome has left Julissia's family devastated. Her father, Julius Batties, expressed profound grief and anger, feeling that the 15-year sentence is insufficient for the loss of his daughter. He lamented, "I don't get my daughter back." The case also highlights systemic issues within child protective...

U.S. Lawmakers Urge Trump to Sanction Nigeria Over Rising Christian Persecution

The United States House of Representatives has urged former President Donald Trump to impose sanctions on Nigeria over the ongoing killings of Christians and religious minorities. During a congressional hearing titled Conflict and Persecution in Nigeria: The Case for a CPC Designation , lawmakers and policy experts detailed the alarming scale of religious violence in Nigeria, primarily carried out by Islamist extremists. Lawmakers Slam Biden’s Administration for Policy Reversal Legislators also criticized President Joe Biden’s administration for removing Nigeria from the list of Countries of Particular Concern (CPC) —a designation given to nations that fail to protect religious freedoms. “In December 2020, President Trump designated Nigeria a CPC, only for Secretary Blinken to reverse it in November 2021 without justification,” said Rep. Chris Smith, who authored the Frank R. Wolf International Religious Freedom Act . “Religious leaders in Nigeria were outraged by this decision.” Smith...

Lagos Police Denies Arrest Over Polygamy, Confirms Domestic Violence Case

 The Lagos State Police Command has dismissed claims that officers arrested a man, Charles Chiawa, at the request of his wife for taking a second wife. Instead, the police clarified that Chiawa was detained for domestic violence. Reports had initially suggested that Charles was arrested after his wife, Uche Chiawa, allegedly used her connections to have him detained at Ejigbo Police Station for marrying another woman. The couple, married for 20 years, reportedly faced issues after Charles had a child with another woman eight years ago. Charles insisted he had the right to take another wife under traditional marriage customs, but Uche argued that their union was also registered as a court marriage, giving her legal grounds to take action. In response to the allegations, she stated, "I used the police to arrest him because he always beats me." A source familiar with the situation claimed that Uche had used her influence to ensure Charles remained in detention, blocking attem...

Kidnapped Businessman Killed During Rescue in Kaduna

In a tragic incident in Kaduna State, a businessman named Enemona Destiny was abducted from his residence on March 10, 2025. Reports indicate that during a rescue operation by soldiers, the kidnappers, upon sighting the approaching troops, killed Enemona. This incident highlights the escalating insecurity in the region, where kidnapping for ransom has become alarmingly frequent. The community mourns the loss of Enemona, remembering him as an industrious individual whose life was cut short by this senseless act of violence. This tragic event underscores the urgent need for enhanced security measures and a comprehensive strategy to combat the rising tide of kidnappings in Kaduna State and across Nigeria. The safety of citizens remains a paramount concern, necessitating immediate and effective action from authorities to prevent such incidents in the future. 

Avoid Checking Your Husband’s Phone, Women Advised

A Nigerian woman, Kate Chinagorom Eze, has sparked discussions online after claiming that many married women struggle with bitterness and depression because they constantly check their husbands’ phones. In a Facebook post, she shared her observations, stating that some women become consumed by suspicion, leading to stress-related illnesses. “Having women in a close community has opened my eyes to why many are bitter and depressed. One major reason is that married women feed on their husbands’ phones like food, which has caused different types of illnesses,” she wrote. She recounted a case where a woman developed health issues due to sleepless nights spent monitoring her husband’s phone. The woman reportedly became so anxious over a message from her husband’s ex that she got into an accident while distracted by her thoughts. Despite her husband's reassurance that there was no ongoing affair, she confronted the other woman, who, out of anger, made false claims just to escalate the si...

58-Year-Old Ogun Man Dies by Suicide After Jumping into Well

In a tragic incident in the Ori-Osoko Community of Abeokuta, Ogun State, a 58-year-old man named Adeleye Alani reportedly ended his life by jumping into a well on March 11, 2025. According to the Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer, Omolola Odutola, the incident was reported on March 12 by the deceased's brother, Adeleye Olukunle Olubunmi. He had received distressing news from his brother's wife, Adetoyin Taiwo Adeleye, who returned home around 10:30 p.m. on March 11 to find her husband missing. A search around their premises led to the discovery of his slippers beside their house well, raising suspicions. To her dismay, she later realized that her husband had jumped into the well, taking his own life. Upon receiving the report, police operatives were immediately mobilized to the scene, where the body was recovered, and photographic documentation was taken. The deceased’s remains have been deposited at the mortuary, and an investigation is currently ongoing to ascertai...

UK Introduces Stricter Visa Rules for Foreign Workers and Students to Curb Immigration

The UK government has unveiled tighter visa regulations for foreign workers and students, aiming to reduce immigration and prioritize local employment. The new rules, set to take effect on April 9, will require employers to prove they have attempted to recruit within England before hiring foreign care workers. Key Changes: - Employers must demonstrate efforts to recruit locally before hiring foreign care workers. - Minimum salary threshold for Skilled Worker visas increased to £25,000 per year (£12.82 per hour). - Stricter regulations on student visas, granting officials more power to reject non-genuine applications. Government Crackdown on Immigration Abuse Seema Malhotra, Minister for Migration and Citizenship, emphasized the need to protect international care workers from abuse and exploitation. The government has already revoked over 470 care sector licenses in the past 18 months and will continue to bar employers who repeatedly violate immigration laws from hiring overseas workers...

Tragic Murder of Newlywed Woman in Jigawa State

 In a tragic incident in Jigawa State, a 22-year-old newlywed woman, Zainab Ibrahim, was found murdered in her home just five weeks after her wedding. The incident occurred on March 12, 2025, in the Warware Quarters of Hadejia Local Government Area. According to the Jigawa State Police Command, officers responded to a distress call and discovered Zainab unconscious in a pool of blood, with a deep cut on her throat. She was immediately transported to the General Hospital Hadejia, where medical personnel pronounced her dead upon arrival. The police have launched a comprehensive investigation to identify and apprehend those responsible for this heinous act. The community has been urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities. This incident has raised concerns about the safety of residents in the area, prompting discussions on the need for enhanced security measures to protect citizens, especially women, from such violent crimes. The tragic loss o...

Tenant Left Homeless After Landlord Secretly Sells Property

 A recent incident has brought to light the challenges tenants can face when landlords sell properties without proper notification. According to reports, a landlord sold a house without informing the tenant, leading to an abrupt eviction and leaving the tenant stranded with their belongings. The situation gained attention after a viral post on X (formerly Twitter) highlighted the tenant's plight, sparking discussions about tenant rights and landlord responsibilities. Understanding Tenant Rights During Property Sales Tenants have specific rights when a landlord decides to sell a property: • Lease Agreements : If a tenant has a fixed-term lease, the new property owner is generally required to honor its terms until it expires. • Notice Requirements : Landlords are typically obligated to provide advance written notice before requiring a tenant to vacate, even if the property is sold. The notice period varies based on local laws and the type of lease agreement. • Eviction Procedure...

Las Vegas Woman Dies After BBL Surgery in Miami, Raising Safety Concerns

 A woman from Las Vegas has died after undergoing a Brazilian butt lift (BBL) procedure at a cosmetic clinic in Miami. Ahmonique, known as @Trapstarscar on social media, traveled to Miami with her sister for cosmetic surgeries. While her sister underwent a BBL and tummy tuck and survived, Ahmonique tragically passed away at Keyla Recovery House after her second BBL procedure. Her sister has accused the recovery center of negligence, claiming they gave Ahmonique unprescribed pills and failed to monitor her properly. She also stated that the recovery house deleted its Instagram page following the incident. Reports suggest Miami authorities have since shut down the facility. The case has sparked discussions on the safety of post-surgical recovery homes and the risks associated with cosmetic procedures.

Bethlehem's Main Street Nominated for USA Today's 10Best Main Streets 2025

 Bethlehem's Main Street has been nominated as one of the top 20 main streets in the United States by USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards. This recognition highlights the street's vibrant culture, historical significance, and its role as a central gathering place in the community. The nomination places Bethlehem's Main Street among other notable contenders, including Cooperstown, New York; DeLand, Florida; Emporia, Kansas; and Winchester, Virginia. The Historic Hotel Bethlehem, a prominent landmark on Main Street, has played a significant role in promoting the area. The hotel has been recognized as the Best Historic Hotel in the Nation by USA Today for four consecutive years. To support Bethlehem's Main Street in achieving a top spot, the public is encouraged to vote online at USA Today's 10Best website. Voting is open once daily until noon on April 7. This nomination not only brings national attention to Bethlehem but also underscores the communit...

Astronomers Find Largest Cosmic Water Reservoir

 Astronomers have identified the most massive and distant water reservoir ever detected in the universe, located around quasar APM 08279+5255, approximately 12 billion light-years from Earth. This enormous water vapor cloud holds an estimated 140 trillion times the amount of water found in all of Earth's oceans combined. Quasars are highly luminous celestial objects powered by supermassive black holes consuming surrounding matter. In this case, the quasar's black hole is about 20 billion times more massive than the Sun and generates energy equivalent to a thousand trillion Suns. The discovery of such a vast water source just 1.6 billion years after the Big Bang suggests that water has been abundant throughout much of cosmic history. This finding offers crucial insights into the formation and evolution of galaxies and the potential existence of life-supporting conditions in the early universe. This breakthrough challenges previous assumptions about the distribution of water in ...

Tragedy in Abuja: Woman Collapses and Dies During Ramadan Tafsir in Mosque

A 42-year-old housewife, Maman Zainab, tragically passed away while attending a Ramadan tafsir at a mosque in Gawu, located in the Abaji Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja. Eyewitnesses reported that the incident occurred around 11:23 AM on Tuesday, while Maman Zainab was participating in the religious session alongside other women. According to Ismail Bala, a resident of Gawu, she had left home in good health but suddenly began feeling dizzy and complained of a severe headache before collapsing. She was immediately rushed to the hospital, but sadly, doctors pronounced her dead on arrival. Medical professionals attributed her death to high blood pressure, a condition that can lead to fatal complications if left unmanaged. Following Islamic traditions, Maman Zainab’s remains were laid to rest shortly after her passing. Her sudden demise has left the community in shock, serving as a reminder of the importance of health monitoring, especially during fasting periods...

Madhya Pradesh Infant Suffers Severe Burns in Superstitious Ritual

In Shivpuri district, Madhya Pradesh, a six-month-old infant named Mayank suffered severe facial burns after his parents subjected him to a ritual by a local tantrik, aiming to treat an ailment. The burns have critically affected his cheeks, lips, and both eyes, with doctors fearing potential loss of vision.  The incident occurred in Hanuman Colony, where the child's father, Aadesh Verma, brought Mayank to the district hospital's eye department. Upon examination, eye specialist Dr. Girish Chaturvedi discovered multiple burn injuries. Initially, the mother admitted they had consulted a tantrik in Ramnagar, Kolaras, where the injuries were inflicted during the ritual. However, the parents later altered their account, claiming the burns resulted from a kitchen accident involving hot tea.  Dr. Chaturvedi highlighted the severity of Mayank's condition on social media, urging authorities to take strict action against those responsible. He noted that the baby's corneas were da...

American Airlines Plane Catches Fire After Emergency Landing in Denver

 An American Airlines Boeing 737-800 caught fire after landing at Denver International Airport on Thursday evening. The aircraft, carrying 172 passengers and six crew members, was diverted due to reported engine vibrations. After a safe landing at 5:15 p.m. local time, one of the engines ignited while taxiing to the gate. Firefighters quickly extinguished the flames, and all passengers were safely evacuated. Twelve people sustained minor injuries and were taken to the hospital. The FAA has launched an investigation into the incident. American Airlines praised the swift response of the crew and emergency teams, emphasizing passenger safety as their top priority.

Lagos Attorney-General Visits Kirikiri Prison, Approves Buses for Inmate Transport

Lagos Attorney-General, Lawal Pedro, SAN, visited Kirikiri Maximum Security Custodial Centre to assess conditions and interact with inmates. Acknowledging the overcrowding issue, he announced Governor Sanwo-Olu’s approval of two Coaster buses to improve inmate transportation for court proceedings. Pedro emphasized ongoing efforts to decongest prisons through plea bargaining, restorative justice, and other reforms. He also urged inmates to participate in rehabilitation programs for better reintegration into society. This visit highlights the Lagos State Government’s commitment to justice reforms and improved correctional facility conditions.

Nigerian Businessman Dies in Cameroonian Police Custody, Sparking Outrage

 Nigerian businessman Nnamdi Joseph died in police custody in Douala, Cameroon, under suspicious circumstances, triggering widespread calls for justice. Arrested over an alleged car headlamp theft, Joseph reportedly suffered severe health complications in detention. Witnesses claim authorities ignored his pleas for medical help, instead administering unsuitable medication. Allegations also suggest officers demanded bribes before allowing his release. Despite being rushed to a hospital, he died shortly after arrival. The Nigerian Consulate has vowed to seek accountability, while activists demand an independent investigation into police misconduct and the treatment of foreign nationals in Cameroon.

Oregon Toddler Found Dead in Siletz River After Week-Long Search

 The body of 2-year-old Dane Paulsen was found in the Siletz River, about three miles from his home, after disappearing on March 1. Authorities focused the search on the river after discovering his footprints leading to the water’s edge. Juan Heredia of Angels Recovery Dive Team located the body six feet underwater. Lincoln County Sheriff Adam Shanks expressed deep sorrow, calling it an "unbearable loss." The case remains under review, but no criminal charges have been filed.

South Carolina Veteran Dies Heroically on Birthday Saving Drowning Teen

 On March 8, 2025, Navy veteran Lonnie Hancock, 43, tragically drowned while rescuing a 13-year-old boy from the Wateree River near Ridgeway, South Carolina. The boy had slipped on rocks and fallen into the river while fishing with his family. Hancock, celebrating his birthday that day, immediately jumped into the river upon witnessing the incident. He was joined by 21-year-old family friend Valentin Quiroz, the boy's father, an off-duty police officer, and an active-duty Army soldier. While the boy was successfully rescued, both Hancock and Quiroz drowned during the heroic effort. Kershaw County Sheriff Lee Boan praised the men's bravery, stating, "These men didn't hesitate. They saw someone in trouble and they jumped in. That's what heroes do." Hancock, a father of four, had retired from the U.S. Navy in 2020 after 20 years of service. A GoFundMe page has been established to support his surviving wife, Jessica Yarber, and their children. Funeral arrangem...

South Korean Pilots Charged After Accidental Bombing Injures Civilians

 Two South Korean Air Force pilots face criminal negligence charges after mistakenly bombing a village during a training exercise, injuring at least 29 people. The incident occurred in Pocheon, near the North Korean border, when two KF-16 jets accidentally dropped eight bombs on civilian areas. Investigators found that incorrect coordinates were entered into the aircraft’s systems, leading to the strike. Both pilots have been removed from duty, and their certifications are under review. The Air Force chief of staff apologized and pledged a full review of safety protocols. Meanwhile, local officials demand stricter measures to prevent future accidents.

Texas Woman’s Murder Conviction Overturned After 27 Years on Death Row

 After 27 years on death row, Brittany Marlowe Holberg’s conviction has been overturned by a federal appeals court. The ruling found that prosecutors failed to disclose that their primary witness was a paid informant, violating Holberg’s right to a fair trial. Holberg was convicted in 1998 for the murder of 80-year-old A.B. Towery in Amarillo, Texas. She claimed self-defense, stating that Towery attacked her during a dispute. However, the prosecution presented testimony from Vickie Marie Kirkpatrick, Holberg’s cellmate, who alleged that Holberg admitted to killing Towery for money. Unbeknownst to the defense and jury, Kirkpatrick was a confidential informant for the Amarillo police at the time. The U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals determined that the prosecution’s failure to disclose Kirkpatrick’s informant status compromised the trial’s integrity. Judge Patrick E. Higginbotham noted that this omission violated Holberg’s due process rights, as established by the Brady doctrine, ...

Priscilla Ojo Celebrates Birthday with Juma Jux on a Tour in Saudi Arabia

Nigerian influencer and entrepreneur Priscilla Ajoke Ojo recently marked her birthday with a special tour in Saudi Arabia, sharing captivating photos alongside her partner, Tanzanian musician Juma Jux. Priscilla, daughter of Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo, has been in the spotlight for both her social media influence and her relationship with Juma Jux. Their bond has gained widespread attention, blending Nigerian and Tanzanian cultures. The couple’s stunning photos from their trip showcased Priscilla in an elegant wine-colored dress, while Juma Jux opted for a classic white outfit. Fans have flooded their posts with admiration, celebrating their love and cultural connection.