THREE-MONTHS-OLD INFANT FOUND FOLLOWING ALLEGED CHILD STEALING IN LUSAKA. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 THREE-MONTHS-OLD INFANT FOUND FOLLOWING ALLEGED CHILD STEALING IN LUSAKA October 12, 2026 – The Zambia Police Service wishes to inform the public that a three-months-old female infant, who was allegedly stolen from her mother in  City Market area of Lusaka, has been found. Brief facts of the matter are that on October 9, 2026, at around 14:00 hours, Beatrice Lengalenga, a resident of Katondo area in Kabwe District and mother of the infant, was allegedly lured to travel to Lusaka by an unidentified female who purported to offer her employment. Upon arrival in City Market area of Lusaka, the mother, accompanied by the infant and the unidentified female, proceeded to a salon, where the mother was offered hairdressing services.  While the mother was having her hair done, the female offered to hold and look after the infant. She subsequently allegedly fled with the child without the mother's consent. Upon receiving the report, police officers immediately launched investigatio...
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CAR CRASH; LEVERKUSEN EXPLAIN BONIFACE'S HEATH CONDITION. (PHOTO).

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 Car crash: Leverkusen explain Boniface’s health condition


Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen have issued an update on the health condition of Nigeria international Victor Boniface following a car crash in Germany. 


The Super Eagles striker survived a car accident on Sunday, hours after guiding Leverkusen to a 2-1 win over Eintracht Frankfurt in the German Bundesliga.


In a now-deleted post on his social media accounts, the 23-year-old shared video footage and photos of his smashed car after an accident.


Boniface wrote, “God is the greatest” and “God says my time hasn’t come.”


A German tabloid, Bild, confirmed that the Nigeria international was only a passenger in the car that collided with a truck.


“Boniface was on the A3 between Bad Camberg and Idstein on his way to Frankfurt Airport shortly after seven on a training-free Sunday, where he wanted to pick up friends, when the Mercedes collided with a truck,” the website wrote.


“The striker was not behind the wheel himself, he was just a passenger. 


“According to the police, the driver lost control of the car due to fatigue and skidded from the middle lane to the right into the truck. The collision even caused the Mercedes to overturn.


“When asked by BILD, Bayer Leverkusen said, “He is fine.” Boniface only had two minor injuries to his hand. The driver and Boniface were treated and examined in the hospital and have now arrived safely back in Cologne.”


In one of the photos posted, the forward can be seen looking into the camera and then showing what appears to be his arm dripping with blood.


Boniface’s safety from the shocking event has brought relief to fans and the football community, as he continues to play a vital role in Leverkusen’s impressive campaign this season.


Leverkusen will hope to have the striker back in action for their UEFA Champions League away fixture against Brest on Wednesday.


It has been an eventful week for Boniface, who last Monday had a chaotic trip with Nigeria’s national team to Libya with a forced stay of over 15 hours at a remote airport, compelling the Eagles to boycott their matchday 4 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.

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