BREAKING - Oklahoma City BLM leader Tashella Dickerson has been federally indicted on 25 counts after prosecutors say she stole more than $3.15 million in donor and bail-fund money intended to free George Floyd protesters she instead bought six houses with.

BREAKING: Tashella Dickerson, a BLM Oklahoma City Leader, was just INDICTED for wire fraud and money laundering. BLMOKC reportedly raised more than $5.6 million in bail funds to free George Floyd rioters. However, when bail funds were returned, Dickerson allegedly pocketed $3.15 MILLION in returned bail checks into her personal account. She allegedly used this money to pay for luxury vacations, retail shopping, $50,000 in food, a vehicle, and SIX retail properties in Oklahoma City. You just can't make this up.

Update: Nigerian Foreign Affairs Minister Yusuf Tuggar has confirmed that, three days after the C-130’s had an emergency landing in Burkina Faso, both the eleven Nigerian officers and the aircraft remain in the country. He stated that negotiations with the Traoré regime are ongoing to secure the release of the aircraft and the soldiers

Ghanaian Big Boy, Abu Trica Indicted for Orchestrating Romance Scams That Defrauded Elderly Victims of Over $8 Million in US A federal grand jury has issued a 2-count indictment against a Ghanaian national accused of swindling elderly victims out of more than $8 million through romance scams. According to the recently unsealed indictment, Frederick Kumi, also known as Emmanuel Kojo Baah Obeng and Abu Trica, 31, from Swedru, Ghana, was allegedly part of a criminal operation that targeted elderly Americans in romance fraud schemes beginning in 2023. Kumi was apprehended in Ghana on December 11, 2025.

A Canadian man won a $3.6 million lottery but had to claim it through his girlfriend’s bank account because he didn’t have an active one. Days later, she ran off with another man and 'ghosted him.' 😳

Lege Miami Clarifies Viral Comment on ‘Not Enjoying’ Friendship With Seyi Tinubu Nollywood actor and matchmaking entertainer Lege Miami has clarified his earlier statement claiming he has “never enjoyed” his friendship with Seyi Tinubu, after the remark stirred widespread reactions online. In a follow-up video, Lege explained that he was referring to the absence of extended physical closeness or long visits—not neglect or mistreatment. He emphasised that Seyi Tinubu checks on him occasionally and has never pressured him with errands or demands. The actor said social media users misinterpreted his words, insisting their friendship remains cordial and free of obligations. His clarification sparked fresh reactions from fans who mocked the initial misunderstanding and the online uproar it generated.

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Imo Police Accused of Sabotaging Case of 9-Year-Old Defiled by 60-Year-Old Man The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC) has accused some Imo State police officers of undermining justice in the alleged defilement of 9-year-old Nmesoma Chiwike by 60-year-old Okechukwu Azuagu. Officers at Isinweke Police Division and SCID Owerri reportedly released the suspect and informed the victim’s family that “the matter has been settled,” despite defilement being a non-compoundable felony punishable by life imprisonment. RULAAC called on the Police Service Commission to investigate, sanction culpable officers, rearrest the suspect, and ensure the child receives protection and support.

Priest Testifies on 2022 Owo Church Terror Attack as Trial of Five Suspects Begins A Catholic priest gave a harrowing account at the Federal High Court in Abuja of the 2022 Pentecost Sunday attack on St. Francis Catholic Church, Owo, Ondo State, which left over 40 worshippers dead and more than 100 injured. Testifying behind a protective screen, the priest described how he sought to protect children and ferry victims to the hospital amid gunfire and explosions. The five accused—Idris Abdulmalik Omeiza, Al Qasim Idris, Jamiu Abdulmalik, Abdulhaleem Idris, and Momoh Otuho Abubakar—pleaded not guilty to a nine-count amended charge. Justice Emeka Nwite adjourned the trial to January 13 and 14, 2026.

Oyo Court Rejects Bid by Sacked Osun APC Chairmen to Access Frozen Council Funds An Oyo State High Court has dismissed an application by sacked Osun APC local government chairmen seeking to challenge an earlier order freezing council funds in UBA. Justice Ladiran Akintola ruled that the applicants lacked the legal standing to intervene, noting they had withdrawn their earlier joinder request. The court held that the former chairmen had no lawful claim to the funds and dismissed their application entirely. The case was adjourned to December 18, 2025, as legal representatives seek clarity from a recent Supreme Court ruling on the matter.

Atiku Accuses EFCC of Political Witch-Hunt, Says Malami’s Arrest Shows Selective Anti-Corruption War Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has accused the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) of engaging in politically motivated investigations aimed at weakening opposition parties. Reacting to the arrest of former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami, Atiku claimed the agency has abandoned its core mandate and now targets individuals based on political alignment rather than evidence. He alleged that the EFCC operates as an appendage of the ruling APC, citing continued harassment of opposition figures while corruption cases involving government allies are ignored. Atiku further argued that Malami would not have been arrested had he defected to the APC, warning that the agency’s credibility is eroding due to political interference. He called on anti-graft institutions to restore independence and integrity to regain public trust.

NLC Declares Nationwide Protest for December 17 Over Insecurity, Education Collapse, Economic Hardship The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has announced a nationwide protest scheduled for December 17, 2025, citing worsening insecurity, deepening poverty, failing tertiary education, prolonged health sector strikes, and political interference in the Labour Party. Following its NEC meeting in Lagos, the NLC condemned the rising wave of kidnappings, including the abduction of 24 schoolgirls in Kebbi State, and criticised lapses in security deployment. The union warned that 139 million Nigerians now live in poverty, according to the latest World Bank report. It also raised concerns over decaying university infrastructure, unpaid staff allowances, and the ongoing Joint Health Sector Unions strike. The NLC vowed to revive the Labour–Civil Society Coalition and described the planned protest as necessary to force action on national crises affecting security, education, the economy, and governance.

The United States Coast Guard, in collaboration with the U.S. Navy, has intercepted a Nigerian-owned supertanker, Skipper, over allegations of crude oil theft, piracy, and other transnational crimes. Authorities said the tanker was illegally flying the Guyanese flag at the time of the arrest. In response, Guyana’s Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) confirmed that Skipper is not on its national ship registry and that the vessel was using the flag without authorization.

Senate Committee Clears Reno Omokri, Ex-INEC Chair Yakubu, Others as Ambassadors Despite Nomination Controversy The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs has cleared Reno Omokri, former INEC Chairman Mahmood Yakubu, former Enugu Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, and several others nominated as Nigerian ambassadors. The screening followed President Tinubu’s submission of 32 ambassadorial nominees. While many nominees were asked to “take a bow and leave,” Omokri’s appearance drew public scrutiny due to past criticisms of government administrations and allegations of divisive online commentary. Despite the controversy, the committee affirmed its constitutional duty to vet all candidates and will submit its final report to the full Senate for confirmation.

Eight UNIJOS Students Dead in Night-Time Crash on Zaria Road, Three Others Injured Eight students of the University of Jos (UNIJOS) have died in a tragic night-time accident involving a trailer and a bus transporting eleven students along Zaria Road. The crash occurred around 2:30am after the bus reportedly attempted a dangerous overtaking. Seven victims died on the spot, while one passed away in the hospital. Three injured students are currently receiving treatment. The FRSC has launched a full investigation and issued fresh warnings against night travel, speeding, and dangerous driving. Meanwhile, the University of Jos has yet to release a statement, heightening anxiety among students and families.

Court Rejects Ex-Minister Saleh Mamman’s No-Case Submission in ₦33.8bn Fraud Trial, Orders Defence A Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed former Power Minister Saleh Mamman’s no-case submission in the ₦33.8billion fraud case filed by the EFCC. Justice James Omotosho ruled that the prosecution had established a prima facie case after presenting 17 witnesses and 43 exhibits linking Mamman to the alleged diversion of funds meant for the Zungeru and Mambilla hydropower projects. The court held that the evidence was strong enough to require the ex-minister to enter a defence. The case was adjourned to February 23, 2026.

Actress Queeneth Hilbert Accused of Using Police to Arrest Filmmaker Stanley Ontop After Social Media Clash Actress Queeneth Hilbert has been accused of using the Nigeria Police to arrest filmmaker and activist Stanley Ajemba, popularly known as Stanley Ontop, following a heated social media exchange in which she allegedly insulted and threatened him. According to a close associate, Hilbert filed a petition that led to his arrest and detention at the Delta State CID in Asaba. Ontop was released after a night in custody and later celebrated his freedom in an Instagram video, expressing gratitude to supporters.

JUSTIN‼️Don Jazzy just dr0pped a revelåti0n that sh00k the whole industry. He cònfîrmed that it t00k alm0st $4–5 milli0n to pùsh Rèma’s gl0bal h!t “Cålm D0wn” to the lèvel the w0rld sees today.😳🔥 People love to sh0ut “0rganic success,” but bèhiñd every gl0bal rec0rd is seri0us stråt£gy, h£avy inv£stment and a team that belièves in the visi0n. N0thing d0minåtes the w0rld by açç!dent. This is why Mavin Rec0rds stays unmåt¢hed, they d0n’t just creåte stars, they buìld them. Rèma’s success wåsn’t luçk, it was intenti0nal, cålcùlated and p0wered by a låbel williîng to go all in. Respect to Don Jazzy for saying it as it is. The music business n0 be chìld’s plåy, greåtness c0sts m0ney, disc!plìne and påtiençe. Let this inspìre anyone trying to buìld something bìg, If you want gl0bal resùlts, be reådy for gl0bal såcr!f!ce.🗣️

Emir of Kano Muhammadu Sanusi says Nigeria’s political elite have deliberately undermined the country’s progress by treating public office as a private enterprise rather than a national duty. Speaking at the 15th anniversary event of Enough is Enough Nigeria in Lagos, Sanusi said the political class routinely sidelined development opportunities because “public office is about themselves, their families, and people close to them, not about the country or the citizens”. “We have done enough damage and maybe we need to stop. And I think this is the point Omobola is making about missed opportunities. Not just missed opportunities, I think sometimes deliberately missed opportunities,” he said. “The reason we miss these opportunities is because we have people who think public office is about themselves, it’s about their families, it’s about people close to them, it’s not about the country. But public office is about the citizens.” Sanusi urged young Nigerians to reject what he described as a dysfunctional system and commit to building a nation that reflects its actual promise. He said the country’s current political and social structure is one defined by “ethnic rivalries, religious conflicts, and competition for personal aggrandizement”, all of which, he warned, limit national advancement. Read more on fintter.com #fintter

BREAKING: EFCC Finally Files Charge Against Dr. Chris Ngige, the APC founding father To Be Arraigned On Friday. Ngige is accused of using his position to confer undue advantage by awarding different contracts to his associates.