RCCG BEGINS INTERNAL PROBE INTO SEXUAL MISCONDUCT CLAIMS AGAINST FORMER TEENS PRESIDENT. (PHOTO).

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 RCCG Begins Internal Probe into Sexual Misconduct Claims Against Former Teens President The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has opened an internal disciplinary process over allegations of sexual misconduct circulating on social media against its former National Teens President, Adefolarin Fowosere, popularly known as Pastor Ade Fire. The 22-year-old previously served as lead pastor of RCCG The Revival House, a congregation focused on teenagers and young adults, and was closely associated with the church’s teens ministry. The claims, which emerged on X and TikTok in recent days, accuse Fowosere of sexual misconduct, abuse of pastoral authority and exploitation involving multiple women. Several women have alleged that he used his position as a spiritual leader to engage in inappropriate relationships with young women under his leadership. Similar accounts have been shared by other social media users. When contacted by PUNCH Online, Fowosere asked the correspondent to send a ...

MADAGASCAR RECEIVES THREE COLONIAL-ERA HUMAN SKULLS FROM FRANCE. (PHOTO).


 Madagascar receives three colonial-era human skulls from France


Madagascar ceremonially received three colonial-era skulls from France on Tuesday, 128 years after they were taken from the Indian Ocean nation, including one believed to be that of a Malagasy king beheaded by French troops.


Public pressure has grown in recent years for former colonial powers such as France and Britain to return artefacts taken from Africa and Asia.


The skulls, presumed to belong to King Toera and two others from the Sakalava ethnic group, were formally handed over to Madagascar at a ceremony held at the French culture ministry in late August.


A military guard of honour raised swords as three men in traditional dress carried the skulls, draped in red cloth, out of the plane that landed in Antananarivo late on Monday, Reuters reported.


The skulls were welcomed with a ceremony on Tuesday attended by President Andry Rajoelina at the Mausoleum of Antananarivo, the resting place of Malagasy national heroes.


A police officer, a soldier and a gendarme carried the skulls into the mausoleum, where Rajoelina, wearing a traditional "Lamba Landy" textile draped over a black suit, inspected a guard of honour.


"We are here to pay tribute and honour the heroes and those who fought for the homeland 128 years ago under the leadership of King Toera and his soldiers," Rajoelina said.


The king's skull will now be taken to Ambiky, in the Menabe region, where he was killed in 1897, the ministry of communication and culture said, with several stops en route to accommodate ceremonies to mark the occasion.

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