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A man has accused another young man of maltreating and locking him up at his residence, where he claimed he was made to carry out internet fr@ud.

According to him, the young man withheld his phone, which he said was worth ₦350,000, and allegedly gave him only ₦90,000 after selling it.

He also alleged that he was denied food, prevented from leaving the residence and forced to take an oath before he eventually escaped.

The man claimed he was threatened with ***** and told he would suffer if he left without returning to repay money allegedly owed to the young man.

NAF director of public relations and information, Ehimen Ejodame, said the aircraft was on a “routine mission” when it crashed.

The air force spokesperson said a rescue operation is underway, adding that the plane was heading to Lagos from Benin, Edo state.

“The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has activated an immediate Search and Rescue operation following an ATR-42 aircraft accident in the Igbokoda area of Ondo State on 5 October 2026.

The aircraft was on a routine mission from Benin to Lagos when the accident occurred. Search and Rescue operations, in coordination with relevant authorities and emergency response agencies, are currently ongoing.

The NAF is committed to ensuring the success of the ongoing Search and Rescue efforts. Further details will be communicated in due course.”

The air force was, however, silent on the number of casualties and passengers on board before the crash.

The Lagos State Police Command has commenced an investigation into an alleged extortion involving a dispatch rider who claimed he paid N20,000 to police officers attached to the Makinde Divisional Headquarters.

Over the weekend, the dispatch rider released a video showing the moment he was stopped by the police officers conducting a stop-and-search exercise. He said the officers accused him of taking ‘’one-way’ while driving along Airport Road in Lagos. The officers were oblivious of thefact he was recording them with his hidden camera. There are reports that the police officers allegedly extorted N20, 000 from the rider. The viral video, however, did not capture this moment.

Reacting to the viral video, the command, in a statement released this morning, October 5, said it was aware of the viral video. The command mentioned it has identified the officers involved as personnel attached to the Makinde Divisional Headquarters, adding that they had reported to its headquarters for questioning.

The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has confirmed the crash of a military aircraft in Igbokoda, Ondo State, after it disappeared from radar while en route from Benin to Lagos.

In a statement released, the Minister said the aircraft had 32 persons onboard and disappeared at about 9:13 am after air traffic controllers lost contact with it. He said rescue operation is ongoing.

I regret to inform the general public that Air Traffic Controllers have informed me of the disappearance of a military aircraft with tail number NGR 931, enroute Lagos from Benin at 0913 hours earlier today. All efforts to raise the aircraft on radio proved abortive.

Subsequently information however confirmed that the military aircraft has crashed close to the Naval Base in Igbokoda, Ondo State. The wreckage has been located and search and rescue operations are ongoing.

Preliminary information suggests that there were 25 passengers and 7 crew members on board.

Whilst the control and regulation of military aircraft are completely outside the authority of the Ministry of Aviation, and Civil Aviation Authority, I have just spoken to the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke and pledged our total cooperation and assistance in the search and rescue efforts ongoing.’’

Reality star Temi Nkem has won the Big Brother Naija season 11

The housemate was one of the nine finalists, which included Aikou, Barry, Bluethopia, Flora, Oyin, Ricky, Sheba, and Tram.

After six evictions, Sheba,  Temi Nkem, and Aikou were the last three housemates standing.

For winning the show, Temi Nkem will be taking home the ₦160 million grand prize. The prize comprises ₦100 million in cash and a brand-new SUV, making it one of the biggest reward packages in the history of the reality television show.

A Nigerian woman has called for DNA tests to be banned in marriages, arguing that they are contributing to the breakdown of families.

In a video, she said men cheat and sometimes bring children from other relationships into their homes, questioning why women should not be allowed to do the same.

According to her, any child a woman gives birth to while married should be considered the husband’s child, regardless of whether she was unfaithful.

She also argued that DNA tests are often driven by a lack of trust between couples and claimed that eliminating them would help more marriages thrive.

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The South African pastor, who made news headlines when he made a failed prediction about the date rapture will take place in 2025, has now shared a new date.

Joshua Mhlakela previously predicted that the rapture would occur on September 23, 2025, during the Jewish Feast of Trumpets.

His prediction failed. Now, he has claimed that the rapture will now take place between October 12 and 13, 2026.

Mhlakela said he had calculated the timing of the rapture. He said the new date was based on his interpretation of the biblical Feast of Trumpets, which he now believes falls in October rather than September.

Last year, followers of Mhlakela sold their properties, quit their jobs, and prepared to be taken up to heaven after Mhlakela predicted that the rapture would occur on September 23, 2025.

On the said date, they gathered, praying and looking up to the sky, but nothing happened.

When the date passed without the rapture occurring, Mhlakela said the delay was not a mistake but part of God’s plan to give people more time to repent.

He has now claimed that his earlier calculation was wrong because the Feast of Trumpets had been placed about a month earlier than its “true” date. He said additional visions, including one involving two full moons, convinced him that the biblical calendar was off by a month.

The report notes that the Book of Exodus does not state that the sun was in Aries during the Exodus.

His latest prediction has also been criticised by other Christians. Pastor and author Vladimir Savchuk said setting a specific date for Jesus’ return contradicts biblical teachings, adding that Scripture says the Antichrist must be revealed before Jesus returns.

Mhlakela’s new claim has renewed debate over attempts to predict the timing of the Rapture and whether such predictions are consistent with Christian teachings.

The rapture is a belief among some Christians that believers will be taken up to Heaven to meet Jesus Christ before a period of intense suffering known as the Tribulation.

Egyptian security forces arrested six journalists working for the independent investigative journalism platform Matsda2sh last month, with their whereabouts unknown, Human Rights Watch said.

Security forces arrested the journalists in raids across the country. They are: Abdallah Qadry, Mohamed Ashraf Abu Emeira, Islam Barakat, Omar Helal, Mohamed Mahmoud, and Mohamed Adel. The six journalists constitute the investigative platform’s entire editorial newsroom.

“Egyptian authorities’ simultaneous arrest of the entire newsroom at a prominent independent news platform is deeply alarming,” said Bassam Khawaja, deputy Middle East and North Africa director at Human Rights Watch. “Dismantling an entire newsroom in a matter of hours without warning or cause sends a chilling message to all journalists working in Egypt and shows just how little space is left there for critical reporting.”

Matsda2sh was established in 2018 and publishes investigations and verifies information on issues of public interest in Egypt and the wider region.

The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR), whose lawyers represent all six journalists, said in a statement that security personnel who raided some of the journalists’ homes did not present arrest or search warrants and did not disclose the basis for their arrests or where they would be held. Security personnel also seized electronic devices belonging to the journalists and their family members.

On October 1, Egypt’s Interior Ministry acknowledged the arrests and said the six journalists were suspected of preparing what it described as “fabricated news” for Matsda2sh and alleged that the platform is linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, an international Islamic social and political movement.

The ministry did not, in its statement, identify the specific criminal charges the journalists face or disclose where they were being held. The platform has denied the allegations.

More than 80 organizations, including Human Rights Watch, condemned the arrests and called for the release of the journalists.

Portugal national team coach Jorge Jesus has left the door open for Cristiano Ronaldo to return to the squad if he wishes, despite the forward walking out on his teammates.

Their dispute began last week when Jesus left 41-year-old Ronaldo on the bench for Portugal’s first win over Norway. Ronaldo subsequently walked out on the squad on Wednesday after learning he would not start against Denmark.

“For me, Cris, in the next call-up, if he’s playing at Al-Nassr, he’ll be a player who can be called up,” Jesus told reporters, referring to Ronaldo’s Saudi club side. “If he wants to, he’ll return to the national team.”

The coach said if Ronaldo wishes to speak to him before Portugal’s next matches in November, that would happen.

“If he wants to, as we did before this call-up, we talked before the call-up, we can talk before the next call-up,” continued Jesus. “But Cris is the one who’s going to decide.”

Former Real Madrid and Manchester United attacker Ronaldo is Portugal’s all-time leading scorer and most-capped player.

Jesus said he had told Ronaldo he needed him in the squad for his first games at the helm after replacing Roberto Martinez following the 2026 World Cup.

“Cristiano should end his time in the national team the way he wants, he’s the one who will decide how he wants it,” said Jesus.

“That’s how we talked, the two of us — I said, ‘I need you’. In my first call-up, I said, ‘I need you, I need you to be close to me, playing or not playing, I need you’. And now I’m saying the same thing.”