A Fulani woman identified as Khadijat has been arrested for allegedly st@bbing her co-wife, Ramatu, to d3ath following a disagreement between them in Ijoka community, Olamaboro Local Government Area of Kogi State.

The incident occurred on Thursday, August 13, 2026, while members of the family were in the bush harvesting palm kernels.

A presenter with Ankpa Radio-Television confirmed the arrest in a video posted on Sunday, August 23.

Speaking in an earlier video, the women’s husband, Jibrin, said he received a call at 4pm concerning an incident involving his wives and other members of the family.

He said Ramatu reportedly raised an alarm and cried for help while the attack was taking place.

Her cries attracted the attention of other family members who were harvesting palm kernels in another part of the bush.

Jibrin said that when the family members attempted to move towards the location, Khadijat allegedly warned them not to enter the area, claiming that it was unsafe.

By the time the family members reached the location, Khadijat had reportedly fled the area.

Jibrin said Ramatu was found with multiple st@b wounds and was already d3ad.

He said the circumstances surrounding the incident later pointed to Khadijat as the alleged attacker.

Jibrin said the two women had a disagreement several weeks before the incident.

According to him, the family did not realise that the earlier dispute could eventually result in a violent confrontation.

He alleged that Khadijat may have continued to harbour resentment over the disagreement before the fatal incident.

The Commissioner of Police, FCT Command, CP Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi, on Friday, 21st August, 2026, handed over recovered illicit drugs and substances, alongside arrested suspects, to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), FCT Command.

Speaking during the handover, the CP stated that while nothing precludes the Command from investigating and prosecuting drug-related offences, the Command considers it necessary to maintain strong synergy and collaboration with sister security and law enforcement agencies within the FCT, particularly the NDLEA, whose statutory mandate includes the investigation and prosecution of drug-related offences.

Receiving the items and suspects on behalf of the NDLEA FCT Strategic Command, the Public Relations Officer, ACN Samuel Orji, expressed appreciation to the Commissioner of Police for extending an arm of inter-agency synergy through the handover. He assured that the suspects would be subjected to proper investigation and prosecuted in accordance with extant laws.

The FCT Police Command reiterateD its commitment to strengthening collaboration with sister security agencies and relevant stakeholders in the collective effort to safeguard the Federal Capital Territory. Members of the public are equally encouraged to remain vigilant and promptly report suspicious persons and activities to the nearest Police Station or through the Command’s emergency lines: 0803 200 3913, 0806 158 1938.

A Kenyan man, Dan Ambiya ‘Lampard’ has remarried seven months after the d3ath of his wife, Harriet Eshimuli, a development that has sparked mixed reactions among Kenyans, who questioned the timing of the remarriage.

Harriet passed away on January 14, 2026, after a brain tissue rupture due to blood pressure complications.

While Dan and his new wife, Olivia’s wedding has attracted congratulatory messages, sections of online users have questioned how Lampard chose to remarry so soon following the loss of his wife.

Others have defended his decision, arguing that grief is deeply personal and that losing a spouse should not condemn someone to a lifetime without companionship.

Some Kenyans, including friends of his late wife, suggested that Olivia has always been in the picture and Dan cheated on his late wife.

One claimed that the new wife attended Harriet’s funeral.

The founder of the Community of Nigerians in the UK, Benjamin Kuti aka Oluomo of Derbu, says popular Nigerian dancer, Iweh Odinaka aka Poco Lee, is currently being held on remand in the United Kingdom over an alleged ass@ult offence.

In a statement released on X today August 24, Kuti said Poco Lee is expected to appear before the Snaresbrook Crown Court in London in for a plea hearing.

He also said he intends to attend the proceedings and offer support to the Nigerian entertainer.

Reports about Poco Lee’s alleged detention in the UK began circulating on social media on August 19, although details surrounding the alleged incident remain limited.

Nollywood actress Ronke Oshodi broke down in tears after learning of late veteran actor Taiwo Hassan's *****, popularly known as Ogogo, while in the UK.

In a video shared online, the emotional actress was seen crying profusely and repeatedly saying, “I am pained.”

Spiritualist Angela Nwosu has opened up about a traumatic experience she says she suffered at the hands of her mother when she was 14.

According to Angela, her mother accused her of sleeping with a male friend, an allegation she denied. She said her father later held her down while her mother allegedly assaulted her with Cameroon pepper mixed with kerosene, causing severe pain and an injury.

Angela said the experience left her deeply traumatised and that she spent years blaming herself for what happened.

She also alleged that the injury later caused a persistent discharge and terrible odour, which led to further embarrassment at home and school.

Now a mother herself, Angela says the experience still affects how she disciplines her own children because she is determined not to repeat the cycle.

“I don’t want to end up like my mother. I don’t want to do to them what my mother did to me,” she said.

She added that despite being an adult, she still struggles to find closure over what happened.

Celebrity fashion designer Toyin Lawani has questioned the growing trend among some Lagos women, saying many of them are beginning to look alike due to similar facial enhancements.

In a video shared online, Toyin said she noticed that more women were beginning to have similar features, particularly long jaws and plump lips.

“There is something going on in Lagos. Everybody is starting to look alike. I see you today, next day, long jaw,” she said.

She then questioned where the women were getting the facial features from, adding that many of the women she described as “Lagos baddies” now appear to have similar looks.

“All the Lagos baddies are just looking alike. Long jaw and plump lips,” she added.

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Former Big Brother Naija star Phyna has responded to her colleague Sheggz and his lawyer after they threatened her with a ₦500 million lawsuit.

In a video, Phyna said she was prepared to face Sheggz in court if he chose to pursue the matter, while questioning the decision to threaten her with legal action.

She also accused Sheggz of relying on Bella’s silence and claimed she had witnessed some of what allegedly happened during their relationship.

Phyna maintained that she would not remain silent while she believed her friend was being publicly misrepresented, adding that she was willing to provide her account of events in court if necessary.

Actress Laide Bakare has apologised and paid tribute to late veteran actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, after facing heavy criticism online over a dancing video she posted following his *****.

In a video addressing the backlash, Laide said she had just returned from a movie premiere and was unaware that the video had been widely shared and tagged.

She explained that her phone had not been with her for some time and urged people not to judge her without knowing the circumstances.

Calling it a “dark Sunday,” the actress expressed sadness over Ogogo’s ***** and urged people to be mindful of what they say during the difficult period.

Part 4 (Final): The Cartographer of Broken Hearts

A year passed, slow and deliberate, Corin walking the hopeful pathway Thessaly had first charted for him with patient, genuine effort some days easier than others, grief never fully disappearing but gradually, steadily becoming something he could carry alongside real joy instead of beneath crushing isolation.

Thessaly's gift had changed too, in ways she never anticipated. Word spread slowly through the village of a cartographer who didn't just witness grief, but helped guide people gently through it, and her small shop grew busier with careful, hopeful visitors seeking not just to be seen, but to genuinely heal.

"You've changed so much," Corin observed one evening, watching her carefully guide a young widow through her own grief map, gentle pathways emerging with practiced, compassionate skill. "You used to fear this gift, hide from genuine connection entirely. Now look at you."

"I had good reason to change," Thessaly said, smiling warmly at him once her visitor departed, gratitude evident on the widow's tearful, hopeful face. "You taught me that vulnerability doesn't have to mean vulnerability to pain alone. It can also mean vulnerability to genuine healing, genuine connection, genuine joy."

Corin reached for her hand, something deliberate and nervous in his careful grip. "I have something I've been planning for weeks now, actually. Something I hope, given everything we've built together this past year, feels like the natural next step on our own shared pathway."

Thessaly felt her heart quicken, watching him retrieve a small, carefully wrapped box from his coat pocket.

"I asked you once to show me my own grief map," Corin said, kneeling carefully before her. "You revealed pathways I never knew existed, guided me toward healing I never believed possible. I'd like to ask you something else now, Thessaly not about grief this time, but about hope. Will you marry me? Will you let me spend the rest of my life helping you build joy alongside whatever grief you help others carry, exactly as you've done so completely for me?"

Thessaly felt tears spilling freely, overwhelming joy and complete certainty settling into her chest. "Yes," she said immediately, pulling him up before he'd even fully risen. "Completely, genuinely, without a single moment of hesitation."

As Corin slipped the ring onto her finger, Thessaly felt something profound settling permanently into place—not just her own healing, finally complete after years of guarded isolation, but genuine proof that her unusual gift, once feared and hidden, had ultimately led her toward exactly the connection she'd always secretly longed for.

They married that spring, surrounded by countless grateful villagers whose own grief Thessaly had gently helped chart toward healing over the preceding year proof, standing together in genuine community, that her rare gift had transformed from isolating burden into something capable of building genuine, lasting connection for herself and everyone fortunate enough to know her.

"I think," Thessaly said that evening, resting peacefully against Corin as their wedding celebration continued joyfully around them, "we've both discovered something remarkable this past year. That even the deepest grief holds pathways toward genuine hope, if we're brave enough to properly map them together."

Corin smiled, pulling her closer with complete, genuine contentment. "And that sometimes, the very things we fear most about ourselves become exactly what someone else needs most completely."

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