CP ORUTUGU EXPOSES DOMESTIC STAFF WHO ALLEGEDLY MURDERED HIS EMPLOYER, A PENTECOSTAL CHURCH BISHOP, TO SELL THE VICTIM’S PRADO JEEP. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 CP ORUTUGU EXPOSES DOMESTIC STAFF WHO ALLEGEDLY MURDERED HIS EMPLOYER, A PENTECOSTAL CHURCH BISHOP, TO SELL THE VICTIM’S PRADO JEEP The Commissioner of Police, Anambra State Command, CP Ikioye Orutugu, PhD, today 13th May 2026  exposed and arrested a domestic staff member allegedly involved in the gruesome murder of his employer, a Pentecostal Bishop of End-reconciliation Ministry Asaba, Delta State, and the subsequent attempt to dispose of the victim’s Toyota Prado Jeep in Nkpor, Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra State. The breakthrough followed a swift intelligence-led operation by Operatives attached to the Rapid Response Squad (RRS), Awkuzu, which led to the arrest of the suspect and another individual alleged to be the buyer of the stolen vehicle. Preliminary investigation reveals that the suspect, who served as the Bishop’s driver and domestic staff, allegedly conspired with yet-to-be-identified criminal elements to murder the cleric before fleeing with the...

THAILAND ALLEGES CAMBODIA PLANTED LAND MINES AFTER BLAST INJURES 3 SOLDIERS NEAR BORDER. (PHOTO).


 Thailand alleges Cambodia planted land mines after blast injures 3 soldiers near border

Three Thai soldiers were injured Saturday after one of them stepped on a land mine while patrolling near the Cambodian border, the Thai army reported.

The explosion occurred in Sisaket province, an area along the contested border, just two days after Thailand and Cambodia reaffirmed their commitment to a ceasefire aimed at ending last month’s brief but deadly conflict.

In a statement, the Thai army alleged that the mine was planted by Cambodia, calling it a “clear violation” of the Ottawa Convention — the international treaty banning the use of anti-personnel mines, which both nations have signed. Thailand’s foreign ministry echoed the claim, saying this was the third such incident in less than a month and accusing Cambodia of “blatant” disregard for international law.

Last month’s clashes left dozens dead on both sides, including civilians, and displaced more than 260,000 people. The fighting began a day after five Thai soldiers were wounded by a land mine in disputed territory. A ceasefire took effect on July 29, but tensions have remained high despite a 13-point truce agreement reached in Malaysia on Thursday.

Thai army spokesperson Maj. Gen. Winthai Suvaree said Saturday’s incident “seriously hinders” efforts to uphold the ceasefire and resolve disputes peacefully.

Cambodia’s Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority denied the accusations, insisting no new mines have been planted and highlighting its “internationally recognized record” in clearing more than a million mines and nearly 3 million other unexploded devices left over from decades of war. Cambodian officials suggested earlier blasts may have been caused by leftover mines from past conflicts.

Saturday’s blast left a Thai sergeant major with severe injuries, including the loss of his left foot, while two other soldiers sustained less serious wounds.

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