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Pastor’s R13.9m Mansion ‘Sold’ to Wife as Trust Fraud Feud Deepens, Springboks Bounce Back
By: Miracle Orumor
A pastor’s alleged R13.9 million mansion sale to his wife has sparked fresh controversy amid a bitter trust fraud dispute, raising questions over the handling and ownership of the luxury property.
The dramatic legal feud has reportedly placed the pastor and his family under intense scrutiny, with allegations surrounding the transfer of the multimillion-rand mansion and the management of trust assets taking centre stage.
The case has attracted widespread attention as the battle over the property and alleged financial wrongdoing continues to unfold.
Meanwhile, in the world of sport, the Springboks delivered a much-needed bounce-back performance, giving South African rugby fans something to celebrate after a difficult outing.
The latest developments have dominated conversations across South Africa, with the pastor’s mansion controversy and the Springboks’ resurgence making headlines this Sunday.
What are your thoughts on the pastor’s R13.9 million mansion controversy?
By staff Reporter Rukevwe Odeh
Bandits have reportedly ambushed police officers travelling along the Sokoto–Gusau road, with some officers feared dead.
The attack occurred on Monday when the officers were travelling in a Zamfara State mass transit bus, popularly known as Bazamfara, en route to Gusau, the state capital.
The exact number of casualties remained unclear as of the time of filing this report, as details of the incident were still emerging.
The attack adds to growing security concerns along the Sokoto–Gusau highway, where travellers have faced threats from armed bandits.
By staff Reporter Rukevwe Odeh
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has rescheduled its presidential campaign kick-off in Sokoto State to Wednesday, November 4, 2026, amid alleged threats to the event.
The campaign launch, initially scheduled for an earlier date, was postponed as concerns over the alleged threats prompted the party to adjust its programme.
The development comes amid heightened political activities ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
The party is yet to provide further details on the alleged threats or announce additional changes to the campaign schedule.
By staff Reporter Rukevwe Odeh
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested two Nigerians based in Europe for allegedly ingesting 200 wraps of cocaine weighing 3.46 kilograms while attempting to travel from Abuja to Paris, France.
The suspects were reportedly apprehended during an operation by the agency as they prepared to embark on the international journey.
The arrest underscores the NDLEA’s continued efforts to combat drug trafficking and prevent the use of Nigerian airports as transit points for illicit drugs.
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