COURT ADJOURNS EL-RUFAI, SIX OTHERS' #8.68 BILLION FRAUD CASE TO DECEMBER 8.(PHOTO).

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COURT ADJOURNS EL-RUFAI, SIX OTHERS' #8.68 BILLION FRAUD CASE TO DECEMBER 8 The Federal High Court sitting in Kaduna has adjourned the trial of former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai, and six others over alleged corruption and money laundering involving an ₦8.68 billion Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) surveillance contract to December 8, 2026, following changes in the legal teams representing the prosecution and the first defendant. A statement by Head Media and Public Communications(ICPC), Okor Odey says the matter instituted by Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), came up before Honourable Justice Hauwa’u Buhari of the Federal High Court, Kaduna Judicial Division, where the newly appointed prosecution counsel, Ibrahim Muktar, announced his appearance and informed the court of a change in the prosecution team. Muktar consequently sought an adjournment to enable him to study the case file, review previous proceedings, and familiar...

LONG ISLAND WOMAN CHARGED AFTER STATUE OF JESUS DECAPITATED AT CATHOLIC CHURCH, PARISHIONERS REACT IN SHOCK. (PHOTO).



 Long Island woman charged after statue of Jesus decapitated at Catholic church, parishioners react in shock


 A Long Island woman has been charged after police said she decapitated a statue of Jesus Christ at a Catholic church in East Islip, an act that left parishioners shaken, angry, and searching for answers. The damaged statue at St. Mary’s Church was covered with a plastic tarp following the incident, with flowers later placed nearby as the community reacted to the vandalism.

Authorities charged 41-year-old Deyonna Suber in connection with the incident. She was arraigned in Suffolk County court, where her attorney denied the allegations and said there are no claims that the act was motivated by religious bias or classified as a hate crime. A judge ordered her to stay away from the church while the case moves forward.

Church members and leaders described the damage as deeply upsetting, with parishioners calling it a desecration of a sacred space and asking for prayers for the person involved. The church’s pastor also urged compassion while the community grappled with the incident, which occurred at a statue that has stood in the courtyard for about 12 years and is often used as a backdrop for First Communion photos.

Local law enforcement estimates the damage at around $1,500, and restoration efforts are expected to be supported by community groups. It is not yet clear how long repairs to the statue will take as the case proceeds through the courts.


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