Notorious Anambra Native Doctor Akwa Okuko Tiwara Aki Detained to Verify the Effectiveness of His Alleged Money Rituals

Popular Anambra native doctor, Akwa Okuko Tiwara Aki has been taken into custody as authorities investigate the authenticity of his alleged money ritual practices for clients.  In a video circulating online, the native doctor vehemently denied performing “Okeite” rituals, citing compliance with a newly implemented law in Anambra State that bans such activities.  During the…

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Iran Open to Negotiations with the U.S., but Not under Pressure, Says Minister

Iran has expressed readiness to negotiate with the United States but firmly rejected the “maximum pressure” approach employed by former U.S. President Donald Trump.    Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated on Saturday, February 8, that negotiations could not occur under such a strategy, describing it as “a form of surrender.”   “The lifting of…

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“I’ll give him space—he’s dealing with enough issues with his wife, who’s not great,” Donald Trump states, confirming he won’t deport Prince Harry from the US.

US President Donald Trump has said he has no plans to deport Prince Harry from the US amid a legal battle over his immigration status.     ‘I don’t want to do that,’ Trump said on Friday. ‘I’ll leave him alone. He’s got enough problems with his wife. She’s terrible.’     Recall Harry’s immigration status is the subject…

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UK Prime Minister Starmer Dismisses Minister for “Badly Misjudged” Remarks

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has dismissed Andrew Gwynne, a junior health minister, from his position following controversial remarks, marking another challenge for the Labour government just seven months into its tenure. Gwynne has also been suspended from the Labour Party, amid allegations of anti-Semitic comments.   The decision came swiftly after the prime minister…

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Ghana Prohibits First-Class Travel for Government Officials

Ghanas President John Mahama has imposed a ban on first-class travel for all government appointees as part of efforts to cut down public expenditure amid the countrys economic difficulties.Speaking at the swearing-in of new ministers at the Jubilee House, Mr. Mahama said all non-essential travel would be prohibited, while the Chief of Staff must first clear any…

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