NDLEA Arrests Infamous Drug Kingpin “Kanmo-Kanmo” 12 Years After Murder of 3 Officers; Female Vendor Also Nabbed Lek​an Jimoh, aka “Kanmo-Kanmo,” a notorious drug lord wanted for 12 years after orchestrating the killing of three NDLEA officers in 2014, has been arrested in Owode, Ogun State. NDLEA recovered 69kg of skunk during the operation. Kanmo-Kanmo had previously escaped a 2023 raid where 1,922kg of cannabis was seized and his warehouse forfeited to the government. The arrest ends a long manhunt, while a female online vendor was also apprehended for drug trafficking. Justice may finally catch up with the violent kingpin. #KanmoKanmoArrest #NDLEA #DrugBust #OgunState #JusticeServed

Nigerian Man Sentenced to Death in Malaysia for Killing 4-Year-Old Step-Grandson A Malaysian High Court has sentenced 48-year-old Nigerian, Ibekwe Emeka Augustine, to death for murdering his four-year-old step-grandson by throwing the child from the third floor of an apartment in Setapak. The incident occurred on November 29, 2020, between 7:45 a.m. and 8:15 a.m., during a violent episode in which Augustine also attacked other family members. Justice K. Muniandy, who delivered the verdict, found Augustine guilty under Section 302 of the Penal Code for murder. He was additionally convicted on four other charges, including attempted murder of his biological son, grievous hurt to his wife, attempted suicide, and sexual assault of his stepdaughter. For these charges, he received a 14-year prison term to run concurrently from the date of his arrest. Deputy Public Prosecutor Zaileen Nadia Zubir described the acts as “self-induced” due to prolonged drug abuse, highlighting the child was dangled by one leg before being thrown from the window. Witnesses confirmed the brutal act, including the mother of the victim. Augustine also inflicted severe injuries on his wife, including a fractured hip. During the trial, 22 prosecution witnesses and two defence witnesses testified. In mitigation, Augustine’s lawyer pleaded for life imprisonment, citing first-time offender status and remorse. Justice Muniandy condemned the crimes as “inhuman and despicable,” emphasizing that they occurred within a single day and persisted even after the wife attempted to intervene. The case has drawn international attention for its brutality and underscores Malaysia’s strict enforcement of capital punishment for severe violent crimes. #MalaysiaJustice #NigerianSentenced #ChildMurder #JusticeServed

Nigerian Convicted in Puerto Rico for Laundering Millions From Fraud Schemes A U.S. federal jury in Puerto Rico has convicted Olusegun Baiyewu, 37, of Richmond, Texas, for conspiracy to launder millions from romance scams, pandemic relief fraud, and business email compromise attacks. The U.S. Department of Justice said Baiyewu and four others laundered proceeds from schemes that targeted elderly Americans and businesses, disguising illicit funds through multiple accounts and purchases, including used cars shipped overseas to Nigeria. Officials said the conviction underscores U.S. resolve to dismantle transnational organized fraud networks exploiting vulnerable victims. Sentencing will be held before Judge Raúl M. Arias-Marxuach in Puerto Rico. #FraudAlert #JusticeServed #CyberCrime

Lagos Court Slams Nine Chinese Nationals with Jail Time for Cyber-Terrorism and Fraud! #CyberCrime #LagosCourt #EFCC #InternetFraud #NigeriaNews #JusticeServed

BREAKING: Death by Hanging: Cleric Found Guilty of Murdering Young Woman in Osun In a chilling verdict delivered today, the Osun State High Court has sentenced an Islamic cleric to death by hanging for the brutal murder of his 25-year-old client. The court found the cleric guilty of luring the young woman under the guise of spiritual help before ending her life in cold blood. The gruesome incident, which sparked outrage across the state, has now reached its legal conclusion with the ultimate penalty. Justice was served as the judge described the act as “heinous and premeditated,” emphasizing that religious titles should never be used as cover for criminal behavior. The ruling has triggered reactions from across the country, with many calling for tighter regulation and scrutiny of self-proclaimed spiritual figures. #BreakingNews #OsunState #JusticeServed #DeathSentence #IslamicCleric