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A tragic domestic violence incident in Delta State has sparked widespread reactions online after a woman was accused of allegedly killing her husband and two women believed to be his romantic partners during a violent confrontation. According to information circulating in a viral video published by YouTube crime commentary platform …
Read More »Imo Man Allegedly Kills Three People, Claims “Holy Spirit” Ordered Him To Attack ‘Evil Ones’
True Crime Daniel A man identified as Micheal Akudinobi has allegedly confessed to killing three people in Imo State, claiming he was acting under what he described as spiritual instructions from God. In a disturbing confession circulated online by crime platform True Crime Daniel, the suspect admitted attacking and killing …
Read More »Nigeria Police Ban POS Operations Within 200 Metres of Police Stations Nationwide
Step Rights Magazine The Nigeria Police Force has ordered a nationwide restriction prohibiting Point-of-Sale (POS) operators from conducting business within 200 metres of police stations and other police formations across the country. According to an internal police communication obtained by local media, the directive was issued by the Inspector-General of …
Read More »German Paediatrician Charged With 130 Child Sexual Abuse Offences
Prosecutors allege doctor abused children over 12 years while working in hospitals near Berlin Step Rights Magazine German prosecutors have charged a paediatrician with 130 counts of rape and other serious sexual offences involving children in one of the country’s most disturbing medical abuse investigations in recent years. The suspect, …
Read More »Kwara Court Sentences Pastor to Life Imprisonment for Raping Minors and Arranging Forced Abortions
Step Rights Magazine ILORIN, Nigeria — A Nigerian high court on Wednesday sentenced the founder of a church to life in prison after convicting him of raping underage members of his congregation and illegally terminating pregnancies resulting from the assaults. Justice Hammed Aliyu Gegele of the Kwara State High Court …
Read More »30-Year-Old APC Aspirant Completes Screening for Kaduna Reps Seat, Sparks Youth Leadership Debate
A 30-year-old All Progressives Congress aspirant, Mahmud Sadis Buba, popularly known as Abin Al-Ajabin Zazzau, has completed the party’s screening process for the Sabon Gari Federal Constituency seat in Kaduna State ahead of the 2027 general elections. Buba’s appearance at the screening venue attracted wide attention online, with many social …
Read More »WHRRC Appoints Dr. Jyoti Zongluju as International President, General Cell (F)
Delhi, India — The World Human Rights Research Council has appointed Dr. Jyoti Zongluju of Law Chambers, Delhi, India, as the International President, General Cell (F). The appointment followed a review of her qualifications and professional experience, according to the council. In a statement, the organisation said Dr. Zongluju is …
Read More »CDHR Reaffirms Solidarity With Cuba During Visit to Ambassador in Abuja
The Committee for the Defence of Human Rights has reaffirmed its solidarity with the people of Cuba following a diplomatic visit by its leadership to the Cuban Ambassador in Abuja amid ongoing concerns over the humanitarian impact of longstanding economic sanctions on the island nation. The National President of CDHR, …
Read More »UK Prison Error Sparks International Manhunt for Nigerian Man Convicted in Child Abduction Case
Authorities Under Fire After Inmate Accidentally Released Despite Additional Jail Sentence By Step Rights Magazine British authorities are facing growing criticism after a Nigerian man, Ifedayo Adeyeye, was mistakenly released from prison in the United Kingdom despite still having an outstanding jail sentence and pending transfer proceedings to France. Adeyeye, …
Read More »US Appellate Court Upholds $300,000 Defamation Judgment Against Blogger in Favour of MFM
Appeal Dismissed as Maryland Court Affirms Earlier Defamation Ruling By Step Rights Magazine The Appellate Court of Maryland, United States, has reportedly upheld a $300,000 judgment entered against controversial blogger, Olufunke Ashekun, in a defamation case involving the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) USA and its General Overseer, …
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