Mali: Former PM Choguel Maïga accused of embezzlement
Former Malian Prime Minister, Choguel Maïga, has been accused of embezzlement. The former leader is said to have covered up some of the financial incidents that took place over the…
One dead, groom hospitalised as bride allegedly poisons Jigawa wedding guests
A wedding in Jigawa State has turned tragic after a bride allegedly poisoned food served at the reception. The incident is said to have left the groom critically ill and one of the wedding guests dead. The incident occurred in the Jahun Local Government Area of the state. Eyewitnesses suggested to PUNCH Online that the
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A wedding in Jigawa State has turned tragic after a bride allegedly poisoned food served at the reception. The incident is said to have left the groom critically ill and one of the wedding guests dead. The incident occurred in the Jahun Local Government Area of the state. Eyewitnesses suggested to PUNCH Online that the
Bride Allegedly Poisons Wedding Guests In Jigawa, Leaving One Dead, Groom Hospitalised
Tragedy struck a wedding in Jahun Local Government Area, Jigawa State, as a bride allegedly poisoned food served at the reception, resulting in the death of one guest and leaving…
Investigators arrive at South Korean President’s residence to enforce arrest warrant
Investigators from South Korea’s Corruption Investigation Office (CIO) arrived at the residence of impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol on Friday morning to enforce an arrest warrant, marking an unprecedented moment in the country’s political history, according to a report by Yonhap News Agency. President Yoon is under investigation for multiple allegations, including leading an insurrection
Investigators arrive at South Korean President’s residence to enforce arrest warrant
Investigators from South Korea’s Corruption Investigation Office (CIO) arrived at the residence of impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol on Friday morning to enforce an arrest warrant, marking an unprecedented moment in the country’s political history, according to a report by Yonhap News Agency.
President Yoon is under investigation for multiple allegations, including leading an insurrection — a grave charge that could result in life imprisonment or the death penalty.
The accusations stem from Yoon’s abrupt declaration of martial law in early December, which plunged the nation into political turmoil.
On Tuesday, a court approved the arrest warrant, making Yoon the first sitting South Korean president to face such an order.
The decision has escalated tensions between investigators and the embattled leader, who was stripped of his presidential powers last month following a parliamentary impeachment vote.
The presidential security team stated that “security measures will be taken in accordance with due process for matters related to the execution of warrants.”
Yoon’s impeachment came after some members of his own ruling party turned against him, citing his refusal to resign in the wake of his contentious decree.
The former prosecutor has ignored three summonses from investigators in recent weeks, refusing to cooperate with the ongoing probes.
Despite mounting legal challenges and an impeachment trial before one of South Korea’s highest courts, Yoon remains defiant. In a rare public statement shared with supporters gathered outside his residence earlier this week, Yoon vowed to “fight to the end” to defend what he described as the country’s interests.
This marked Yoon’s first public comment in weeks, as he had largely retreated from public view amid widespread condemnation of his actions.
Investigators arrive at South Korean President’s residence to enforce arrest warrant
FCT Police recover abandoned SUV in Abuja, urge owner to come for verification
Operatives of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Police Command have recovered an abandoned Toyota Prado Land Cruiser Jeep, a Sport Utility Vehicle, SUV, in Abuja. The Police Public Relations Officer,…
Borno bans street hawking, others
The Borno State Urban Planning and Development Board has banned street hawking and other illegal activities in Maiduguri metropolis. In a statement on Friday, the General Manager of the board, Mr Limán Mustapha, said the ban was in accordance with the Borno State Urban Planning and Development Law of 2002. He said the board banned
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The Borno State Urban Planning and Development Board has banned street hawking and other illegal activities in Maiduguri metropolis. In a statement on Friday, the General Manager of the board, Mr Limán Mustapha, said the ban was in accordance with the Borno State Urban Planning and Development Law of 2002. He said the board banned
Nigerian Navy hands over six suspects, 126 smuggled bags of rice to customs in Lagos
The Forward Operating Base, FOB, of the Nigerian Navy in Badagry, Lagos State, has handed over six suspected smugglers and 126 bags of foreign parboiled rice to the Nigeria Customs…
2025: Foreigners’ll serve Nigerians, God’ll shame mockers – Pastor Giwa makes prophetic declarations
The Senior Pastor of The Second Coming of Christ’s Ministry, Adewale Giwa, has disclosed that God will use many foreigners to serve Nigerians within the country. Pastor Giwa, while making…
Soldiers foil planned terror attack, arrest explosives courier in Borno
Troops of the Multinational Joint Task Force operating under Sector 3 in Mongunu have intercepted a suspected terrorist courier conveying Improvised Explosive Device-making materials to Gubio Local Government Area of Borno State. A statement on Friday by the task force’s Chief Military Information Officer, Lt-Col. Olaniyi Osoba said the terrorist was arrested on Thursday following
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Troops of the Multinational Joint Task Force operating under Sector 3 in Mongunu have intercepted a suspected terrorist courier conveying Improvised Explosive Device-making materials to Gubio Local Government Area of Borno State. A statement on Friday by the task force’s Chief Military Information Officer, Lt-Col. Olaniyi Osoba said the terrorist was arrested on Thursday following
UN chief condemns New Orleans truck attack
The United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, has condemned Wednesday’s truck attack that killed at least 15 people in the city of New Orleans, United States. Media reports indicated that a U.S. male citizen had intentionally driven a pick-up truck into a crowd of people celebrating the New Year in the city’s French quarter shortly after
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The United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, has condemned Wednesday’s truck attack that killed at least 15 people in the city of New Orleans, United States. Media reports indicated that a U.S. male citizen had intentionally driven a pick-up truck into a crowd of people celebrating the New Year in the city’s French quarter shortly after