Category: Crime and Judiciary

According to footage circulating online, the police were called to the residence, and Cameroonian international Nicolas Moumi Ngamaleu could be heard saying: “Please don’t touch me.” No official statement has been released yet from the player or his representatives.

The Nigerian Navy said to have rescued 10 crew members from a distressed vessel, MV SEMA III, which was en route to Calabar from Malabo, Equatorial Guinea. In a statement by the Director of Naval Information, Commodore Ayiwuyor Adams-Aliu, said that the Navy had proven its swift response capability and dedication to saving lives at...

The Enugu State Ministry of Health has arrested a fake doctor and sealed an illegal hospital in Obollo-Etiti, Udenu Local Government Area, for operating without a licence and endangering patients’ lives. According to a statement released to newsmen on Sunday, by the ministry’s Public Officer, Mrs. Ugodu Avemaria, disclosed that the operation was coordinated by...

Denmark’s government on Friday announced a political agreement to ban access to social media for anyone aged under 15. The move, led by the Ministry of Digitalization, would set the age limit for access to social media but give some parents — after a specific assessment — the right to give consent to let their...

 A British man who would “dream about being like James Bond” was jailed Friday for seven years after trying to spy for Russia. Howard Phillips, 65, was found guilty in July for trying to pass information about former Defense Secretary Grant Shapps, whom he knew, to two men who he believed were Russian intelligence agents. However,...

Attackers firing machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades boarded a ship off the coast of Somalia on Thursday, British officials said, likely the latest attack by resurgent Somali pirates operating in the area. The British military’s United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations center issued an alert over the attack, warning ships in the area. The private security firm Ambrey also reported...

A Dutch appeals court on Thursday dismissed an appeal by a group of human rights organizations that filed a lawsuit arguing the Netherlands was violating international law by continuing to sell weapons to Israel. The Hague Court of Appeal found that although “there is a serious risk that Israel will commit genocide against the Palestinian...

One of two inmates who were mistakenly released early from a London prison surrendered Thursday after waving to reporters and smoking a cigarette on the steps of the Victorian-era lockup. Billy Smith, 35, turned himself in to HMP Wandsworth three days after he was released in the latest administrative blunder to focus attention on an...

Police in Germany said Thursday they were investigating the appearance of swastikas painted with human blood and smeared on dozens of cars, some mailboxes and building facades in the central town of Hanau. Police spokesman Thomas Leipold said officers were alerted Wednesday night when a man reported that he noticed the shape of a swastika applied in...