ICE PRINCE REVEALS HE SPENT ₦340 MILLION ON WEED BEFORE QUITTING SMOKING AND ALCOHOL. (PHOTO).

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 Ice Prince Reveals He Spent ₦340 Million on Weed Before Quitting Smoking and Alcohol Ice Prince has spoken about his former smoking lifestyle, revealing the massive amount he spent on cannabis before eventually quitting. During a recent podcast interview, the rapper disclosed that between 2020 and 2026, he spent about ₦340 million on weed from just one supplier. According to him, the amount does not include purchases he made from other dealers based in Abuja, Jos, Ghana, and London. Ice Prince explained that he later decided to stop smoking and drinking alcohol as part of a personal transformation focused on self-improvement, discipline, and better wellbeing. “From 2020 to 2026, I have spent N340 million on weed from just one dealer alone, not to even mention my other dealers from Abuja, Ghana, Jos, and London. This is just one dealer, who lives close to me in Lagos,” he stated. The artiste noted that quitting smoking and alcohol became part of his journey toward weight loss, heal...

POLICE IN KENYA EXHUME AT LEAST 33 BODIES FROM A MASS GRAVE. (PHOTO).


 Police in Kenya exhume at least 33 bodies from a mass grave


Authorities in western Kenya said on Thursday they have exhumed at least 33 bodies from a mass grave, and the remains were believed to have been transferred there from a hospital morgue.


Homicide detectives exhumed the remains of eight adults and 25 children as well as dismembered body parts packed in gunny sacks from a mass grave at a church-owned cemetery in the town of Kericho, according to authorities.


“We were able to establish that these were bodies transferred from Nyamira District Hospital to a private cemetery in Kericho," Mohamed Amin, the head of the Directorate of Criminal Investigations, told reporters.


Amin said detectives want to find out whether the bodies were disposed legally after being removed from a morgue.


Two people arrested


Under Kenyan law, hospitals and morgues are required to dispose bodies that are unclaimed for more than 14 days. The process requires authorisation by court order.


Government pathologists conducted autopsies on Thursday to determine the cause of death. The bodies' identities have not been revealed.


At least two people have been arrested.


Local media reported that unidentified people brought the bodies from elsewhere and hurriedly buried them. Some of the gravediggers are said to have alerted the police.


Other similar incidents


“We need authorities to conduct a thorough investigation,” said resident Brian Kibunja.


This is the third major mass-grave incident in Kenya over the last three years.


In 2023 police uncovered hundreds of bodies buried in a forest in the Kenyan coastal region of Kilifi. The bodies were exhumed from mass graves linked to a religious leader who starved his followers to death.


In 2024, authorities recovered nine bodies from a dumpsite in Nairobi, the capital.

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