A 32-year-old Nigerian was arrested here by Kolkata police for allegedly cheating 20 people of Rs 3 crore.He’d promised to organize kidney donations for them.

Police said David Ujma Uba came to India four years ago on a tourist visa. He stayed in Kolkata, created a fake hospital website and issued an advertisement asking those in need of kidneys to get in touch with him. He cheated them after the money was transferred into his bank account.

The victims registered a complaint with Kolkata cyber crime police in April.

Realizing that cops are on his trail, he shifted to Tamil Nadu and then to Bengaluru. He was staying with a friend at Nagenahalli Dinne near Kothanur. Police traced him through his phone’s call record details.

A groom got the ultimate revenge on his “cheating” bride – by playing a video of her alleged infidelity in front of their stunned wedding guests.

According to DailyMirror, the couple’s loved ones were astonished when they saw the woman allegedly “behaving intimately” with another man in the footage.

The clip, displayed at the wedding in Singapore, began with a montage of the bride and groom’s relationship so far, according to local media.

But suddenly, it cut into footage of the woman going into a hotel room with her alleged lover, before the pair apparently engaged in “intimate” actions.

The groom, a wealthy businessman, had hired a private detective a few weeks before the wedding to check on his wife-to-be, Zaobao reports. He had apparently suspected she was cheating on him.

After the video was played at the wedding, the “embarrassed” and “humiliated” bride is said to have run out of the room. The case came to light after the investigator the husband-to-be hired, Ms Zhuo, spoke to Singaporean media about it.

Ms Zhuo from Ajax Investigation And Security Services, said she had expected that the customer would use the information she had provided about the bride-to-be allegedly seeing another man to call off the engagement.

Instead, she was shocked to receive an invitation to the couple’s wedding. She claimed she spent six weeks monitoring the fiancée before reporting back on her alleged findings to her client.

Below is a Picture of the TSTV decoder set to be on sale soon.

Meanwhile, TSTV may have run into a storm after its official launch last Sunday, October 1, in Abuja as major global content providers in the area of news, sports and entertainment have accused the pay-TV start-up of piracy, and asked it to stop airing their content.

One of the content providers, Turner Broadcasting System Europe, in a letter to TSTV entitled “Re: Formal notice to imperatively desist distributing Turner’s channels,” dated September 27, 2017, noted that “it has come to our attention that TSTV intends to launch on October 1, 2017 a package of channels that would include CNN.

“In this respect, the distribution and broadcast of the above-mentioned channel in Africa, including in Nigeria, has to be authorised by us in advance.

The distribution and broadcast of this channel without authorization will infringe our intellectual property rights and constitute acts of piracy.”

The letter, signed by a director at Turner, Eleanor Browne, added: “In this context, we invite you to undertake in writing not to distribute CNN, and not to use or reproduce the channel’s trademarks on any advertising or promotional material.”

The letter was stamped RECEIVED at TSTV by one Umana Kufre, dated September 29, 2017, and copied to industry regulator, National Broadcasting Commission, where it was also stamped RECEIVED on September 29, 2017. Turner also copied the Nigerian Copyright Commission. In the same vein, another content provider, beIN, wrote a similar letter to TSTV entitled “Illegal Pirating of BEIN Content: Cease & Desist.” The letter from beIN was dated September 28, 2017, and equally copied to the Nigerian Copyright Commission where the RECEIVED stamp was dated September 29.

The same official at TSTV, Umana Kufre, signed receipt of the letter, and the RECEIVED stamp was also dated September 29. Ditto at the National Broadcasting Commission, where the beIN letter was received with the stamp bearing September 29, 2017 date.

beIN in its letter noted that it is “the exclusive licensee of the broadcast rights to many of the world’s major international sporting leagues and other entertainment content in our various territories,”adding that “other parties are not permitted to copy and re-broadcast beIN content without express authorization.”

The beIN letter, signed by its Director of MENA Legal Affairs, Dr. Mohammad ElSaid requested TSTV within seven days to “cease and desist from selling, copying, making available, communicating, distributing, or otherwise infringing the copyright in any beIN content, within Zimbabwe, or anywhere else in the world; cease and desist from using beIN trade marks.” TSTV was also required to provide written confirmation that it not only received the letter from beIN, but that it has ceased and desisted from infringing activity earlier described.

They’re fake letters —TSTV

However, the new TV provider denied the letters and described them as frivolous. TSTV in tweets on its twitter handle, @tstvafrica, urged Nigerians to disregard the letter as they were fake and an attempt to bias Nigerians even before it begins sales.

“DISCLAIMER!! We are not unaware of the messages circulating in the social media regarding a letter from beIN Sports and Turner. We wish to inform Nigerians that the letters are FAKE and were prepared basically to bias Nigerians.”

Efforts to speak with TSTV promoter and its MD/CEO, Dr Bright Echefu, were unsuccessful last night as calls placed to his two known numbers did not go through; the network reported they were switched off. Healso did not reply to emails sent to him.

Indonesian president, Joko Widodo, was on his way to an important state event, when he got stuck in traffic. This forced him, and his security detail to get out of his car and walk 2 kilometers to get to his destination.

Indonesia’s notorious traffic congestion was on display for the world Thursday after the country’s president was forced to walk two kilometres through the scorching heat to attend a military parade.

Widodo and senior government officials were held up by gridlock as they approached the military parade in Cilegon, a port city about two and a half hours drive from the capital Jakarta, the presidential palace said.

After a 30-minute wait, “the president then decided from inside the car that he would walk,” Widodo’s guard Ili Dasili said in a statement.

The Nigerian Army says those who are following the leader of the now-outlawed IPOB group, Nnamdi Kanu, have entered one chance.

Speaking at the end of a two-day media conference on the military’s enhancement of human rights in Abuja yesterday October 5th, the Director, Army Public Relations, Brig. Gen. Sani Usman, said Kanu is a man with no means of livelihood who deceives his followers using propaganda. He said this while reacting to allegations that the IPOB leader was in the custody of the military.

“There was an allegation that somebody went into hiding. Now, I can’t remember the day but in an interview on Channels TV, one of Nnamdi Kanu’s younger brothers said that he was in hiding and he knew where he was. And one lawyer came up that he has taken the Chief of Army Staff to court.

Now, who gave you the brief? You said you do not know where he (Kanu) is. Now, who gave you the brief? And the media is asking us where is Nnamdi Kanu? Why not ask the man that said so who gave him the brief to take people to court when he does not know where the man is? That is why those people following him have entered into a one-chance vehicle.

This is somebody standing trial in a criminal case. Sometimes, whether we like it or not, we want to stand against the truth. But no matter how long, the truth will come to pass on October 17.

This is an individual without a means of livelihood. I can speak eloquently. So what? If I can speak like him; I can also have my own group, that’s exactly what is happening. So, what is the essence of our education as a people? You know that somebody is in a criminal case, and you believe in him.” he said

A Nigerian man about to travel abroad, two days ago, discovered substances believed to be hard drugs inside tubers of yam he was given to by “his friend” to deliver to someone abroad.

In a video footage posted on Facebook, the man from Edo state, revealed that the drugs were inserted in the tubers of yam and covered with sand.

He said “When I saw sand on the yam, I decided to wash the sand off as I cannot carry sand abroad.

”Fortunately, as I was washing the sand, I saw water coming out from the top, meaning there’s hole inside, as I continue washing I saw some needles.

”I then pulled everything and there was drug inside.”

”This is something that could put you in jail. Men are wicked, we have to be careful,” he added.

Here’s the video, after the victim discovered the hard drug inside the yam he was asked to deliver to someone abroad;

Now, the guy who put the hard drugs inside the yam, has been identified.

According to a video we obtained, the culprit, while being interrogated, says he was sorry, but then, what’s beyond shocking is that, the victim says, he has never met the culprit before.

The interrogation was done in the victim’s church.

WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW;

A young man was caught while trying to rape a female student while going home from school in Philippine.

The suspect was apprehended by residents – who suspected his movements before trying to carry out the shameful act. He was handed over to police authorities for proper investigation.

A 31-year-old housewife, Ngozi Obasi, who allegedly poured a pot of hot water mixed with pepper on her husband’s private part, on Thursday appeared in an Ebute Meta Chief Magistrates’ Court in Lagos.

The accused, who resides at 17, Fatiregun St., Ilaye in Ebute Meta, is charged with attempted murder to which she pleaded not guilty.

The Prosecutor, Sgt. Kehinde Omisakin, said Ngozi committed the offence on October 1 at 3.00 a.m. at their residence in Ebute Meta.

She said the accused after a heated argument, emptied the pot of hot water mixed with pepper on the private part of Igwe Obasi, her husband, in a bid to murder him.

The offence contravened Section 230 (b) of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the offence is punishable with life imprisonment.

In his ruling, Chief Magistrate Tajudeen Elias admitted the accused to bail in the sum of N100,000 with one surety in like sum.

Elias said the surety must show proof of tax payment in the last three years to the state government.

He adjourned case until October 16 for mention.

(NAN)