The Federal High Court in Abuja has discharged and acquitted suspended DCP Abba Kyari and his two brothers in a 23-count NDLEA case over alleged non-declaration of assets.

Justice James Omotosho ruled that the prosecution presented insufficient evidence, calling their case “watery” and noting no proof linked Kyari to disputed properties in Abuja, Maiduguri, or Borno State.

The court criticized including Kyari’s brothers in the conspiracy charge, describing it as unsubstantiated and in bad faith.

The ruling covers only asset declaration allegations; other cases, including drug-related charges, remain ongoing.

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A South African woman, Nicole Govender has broken her silence about the devastating los of her two daughters, the s”Something was wrong” – South African mom recounts final hours before her daughters were allegedly poisoned to d3ath by their fatherix-year-old Amelia Hope and four-year-old Elena Faith, who d!ed in a suspected poisoning incident.

Police said believe the girls’ father, Leon Munsamy, poisoned them before taking his own life. father.

The children were reportedly given a McDonald’s meal shortly before the tragedy.

Speaking with the post, Govender, 37, an IT and software specialist, described the days leading up to the incident as tense and unsettling.

She said her former husband began sending troubling messages after learning she had entered a new relationship.

According to Govender, the messages included remarks she described as mocking and emotionally manipulative.

The communication intensified in the days before the incident.

The couple had separated in April last year after eight years of marriage and finalised their divorce in August.

Govender alleged the relationship had deteriorated due to what she described as abusive and controlling behaviour.

Days before the tragedy, Govender said Munsamy’s brother arrived unexpectedly at her home to discuss rumours he had heard about her personal life.

During the visit, she opened up about the difficulties she had experienced during her marriage.

She later realised Munsamy had been sitting in the vehicle during the conversation. Govender claimed he suddenly emerged and stopped his brother from continuing the discussion.

A Nigerian man has cried out for urgent help after allegedly being attacked at his home by a group of men, claiming the assault occurred following his renouncement of Islam.

In a chilling video circulating on X (formerly Twitter) by @ChukEricE, the man could be heard screaming for assistance as the men reportedly tried to force their way into his home.

In his words, he said:

“Please help me, help me. They are breaking my door. Please help me. I said I wasn’t doing Islam again, that was my offense. Please help me.”

The footage shows the men attempting to break down his door, with one reportedly saying they should find a better way to bring the iron door down.

The man said his declaration to leave Islam triggered the alleged attack, raising serious concerns about freedom to choose one’s beliefs.

Social media users have expressed shock and outrage.

One wrote, “This is horrifying! No one should be attacked for changing their faith.” Another added, “Religious freedom must be respected. This is unacceptable.”