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  Joseph Badu Boateng, a Ghanaian national better known as Dada Joe , has been extradited to the United States to face serious fraud charges linked to a multi-million dollar scam operation. The U.S. Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) announced the extradition in a statement shared on social media, highlighting its successful cooperation with Ghanaian authorities. Boateng is accused of heading a sophisticated criminal network that defrauded American victims through romance and inheritance scams. “Diplomatic Security Service special agents at the U.S. Embassy in Ghana worked with Ghanaian authorities to assist the FBI in the extradition of Joseph Badu Boateng, also known as Dada Joe Remix,” the DSS stated. According to the DSS, Boateng has been formally indicted for leading a fraud ring that exploited digital platforms to deceive and steal millions of dollars from U.S. citizens. He is now in U.S. custody and will face trial for his alleged crimes. Boateng’s extradition marks a si...

  A highly unusual and controversial event has drawn widespread attention online after a worshipper at a white garment church in Nigeria allegedly vomited a snake during a deliverance session. The incident came to light through a video shared on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) by user @ChuksEricE. In the clip, a live snake can be seen writhing on the church floor while congregants react in panic. According to the caption accompanying the footage, the snake was purportedly expelled from the body of a church member during the spiritual exercise. The scene quickly descended into chaos as churchgoers scrambled for safety. The snake was observed slithering toward a seated individual before taking cover behind their legs. The unsettling video has since gone viral, sparking intense debate and skepticism across social media platforms. Online Reactions The reactions from users ranged from disbelief and sarcasm to genuine astonishment: @iam_Bonex: “I wonder ho...

  United States President Donald Trump has suggested that he may consider deporting South African-born billionaire Elon Musk, following a growing political rift between the two. During a press briefing at the White House on Tuesday, Trump was asked whether he would consider deporting Musk. His response was cautious but pointed: “I don’t know. We’ll have to take a look.” The tensions stem from Musk’s vocal criticism of Trump’s flagship legislative proposal, dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” Musk has objected to provisions in the bill that reduce federal support for electric vehicles (EVs), a move that directly impacts his companies, Tesla and SpaceX. Trump, who previously enjoyed Musk’s support and financial contributions during the 2024 presidential campaign, appeared frustrated by the billionaire's opposition. He hinted that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) might review Musk’s access to federal subsidies. "We might have to put DOGE on Elon. You know what...

  A Nigerian man has been left devastated after discovering that his girlfriend vanished along with his car shortly after he returned from abroad. The story came to light through a post on X (formerly Twitter) by user @dammiedammie35, who shared a video of the emotional man recounting the situation. In the video, the man explains that he had returned to Nigeria two days earlier but chose not to inform his girlfriend, Jessica, about his arrival. Standing outside his home, visibly upset, he says: “This is my house. I’m recording this so people understand what’s going on. I came back to Nigeria two days ago and didn’t tell my girlfriend. Since then, she’s been unreachable and my car is gone.” He also mentioned that attempts to track the vehicle using a GPS tracker initially showed promise, but the signal was abruptly lost before it could be recovered. The video quickly gained traction online, sparking a wave of reactions—ranging from sympathy to sarcasm—as viewers weighed in on ...

A young woman has sparked conversation on social media after offering an unconventional perspective on fatherhood and DNA test results. In response to increasing reports of men abandoning children after DNA tests reveal they are not biologically theirs, she has urged men to continue supporting and loving those children regardless of the outcome. Speaking in a widely shared video, the woman criticized the act of walking away from children simply because of biological revelations. She described such behavior as irresponsible and emotionally harmful, especially for the children involved. According to her, fatherhood is more than biology—it’s about the bond formed over time. She emphasized that if a man discovers through a DNA test that the children he raised are not his, he should avoid disclosing that information to the children and should continue fulfilling his fatherly responsibilities. "Men, if you ever find out your kids aren’t biologically yours, keep that information away fro...

A 13-year-old girl who had been missing for several days has been located, following a search initiated by her mother and supported by local leader Lawson Afisem and his team. According to the girl’s mother, the teenager had requested permission to visit her father, as the parents are separated and living apart. The mother agreed, believing her daughter was heading to her father's residence. However, when she contacted her ex-husband two days later, he revealed that he had not seen the child. Worried and distressed, the mother approached Lawson Afisem for assistance. A search was launched, and fortunately, the young girl was found safe. During questioning, the teenager revealed that she had not gone to her father’s house, but had instead gone to stay with her boyfriend, known only as “Baba.” The girl admitted that she spent the entire weekend and the following days with Baba, engaging in inappropriate and unlawful conduct. This confession has sparked concern over the lack of superv...