According to Nivo News, operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have taken into custody Archbishop Angel Oyeghe over allegations of conspiracy, naira mutilation, and suspected money laundering.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The Benin Zonal Directorate of the anti-corruption agency arrested Oyeghe on Tuesday. The self-proclaimed Archbishop, who heads the Faith Healing Ministry in Warri, Delta State, was apprehended after a video circulated online showing several individuals under her supervision spraying naira notes on a live cow during a church event.

The EFCC stated that it is pursuing other individuals connected to the incident, noting that the actions of the suspects violate Section 21 of the Central Bank of Nigeria Act, 2007.

Archbishop Oyeghe has provided useful statements to investigators and will be formally charged in court once the ongoing investigation is completed.

According to Nivo News, human rights activist Liborous Oshoma has attributed the ongoing crisis within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the failures of its past leaders. Speaking on Arise News, Oshoma accused Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike of destabilizing the party ahead of the 2027 elections.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Oshoma stated that the PDP turned to Wike for support after former leaders abandoned the party during its most critical moments. He explained, “I would not just start the crisis of PDP from 2023. I would first and foremost blame the past presidents that the platform of the PDP produced for abandoning the party when it needed them most. At that time, it suddenly dawned on them that there was no money to run the party. Some persons went to mortgage the party to Modu Sheriff. Atiku had left. Obasanjo had torn his PDP card. And then they quickly ran to Wike.”

He further argued that this move effectively “mortgaged the party’s future” to the then Rivers State governor without fully considering the repercussions. Highlighting the party’s legal disputes, Oshoma pointed to the prolonged conflict between the Federal High Court in Abuja and the Federal High Court in Port Harcourt, noting, “It shows truly that something is wrong.”

Oshoma also criticized Wike for turning against PDP leaders he previously supported, stating, “You said you wanted Uche Secondus out, he went out. Atiku was your problem, Atiku had gone. Now Damagum came. You were in hot romance with him until now. Enough should be enough.”

On the contentious Ibadan convention, Oshoma condemned the persistent clashes between courts of coordinate jurisdiction, explaining, “It’s sad and unfortunate that at this day and time, we’re still having a ping-pong of judgments and court orders. When courts of coordinate jurisdiction clash, you pick and choose which to obey. In this case, the last court order, from Oyo State, was obeyed, and they went ahead with the convention.”

British-Nigerian heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua has been issued a stern warning ahead of his December return to the ring, with promoter Frank Warren stating that any hopes of facing Tyson Fury will vanish if Joshua fails to defeat YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Joshua is scheduled to fight Paul on December 19 in what many analysts describe as a risky encounter. Warren emphasized that Joshua cannot afford any mistakes, noting the pressure on him following a painful loss to Daniel Dubois last year, where he was knocked down multiple times before the fight was stopped in the fifth round.

“It’s how he beats him, if he beats him. AJ is coming off a significant loss. Five or six times he was on the floor in that fight. It was a tough night for him,” Warren said, highlighting the scrutiny Joshua’s upcoming performance will face.

Despite previous setbacks, plans remain for Joshua to compete in Riyadh in February, with a potential fight against Fury in September still on the long-term roadmap under Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh. Warren insists the immediate focus is simply to get past Paul.

While Joshua is widely seen as the favourite, Warren acknowledged Paul’s growth in the sport. “Jake Paul has faced criticism for choosing easy opponents, but he’s a professional who trains hard. Facing a two-time world champion and Olympic gold medallist is a massive step up, but it’s a fight that will generate huge attention given his huge following in America,” Warren noted.