HARD TIMES AWAIT ILLEGAL MINERS AS OLUKOYEDE BAGS MINILS’ FELLOWSHIP AWARD. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 Hard Times Await  Illegal Miners as Olukoyede Bags MINILS’  Fellowship Award The Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, has vowed to intensify his crackdown on illegal mining by going after the financiers, mineral buyers, compromised public officials and other collaborators who profit from the illicit exploitation of Nigeria’s mineral resources. Olukoyede made this disclosure in Ilorin,  Kwara State on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, while delivering a Keynote address at a joint conference on Illegal Mining, Corruption and Climate Implications organised by the Michael Imoudu National Institute for Labour Studies MINILS, Ilorin, in partnership with the Human and Environmental Development Agenda, HEDA.  Beyond the address, the EFCC’s boss was honoured with the Fellowship of the Institute Speaking on the theme, “Uprooting the Roots of Resource Theft: A Zero-Tolerance Approach to Mining Corruption and Increasing Inse...

TOP GHANAIAN-AMERICAN CHEF STAR BANNED FROM BEING ALONE WITH DAUGHTER AFTER ABUSE FINDING. (PHOTO).





 Top Ghanaian-American Chef star banned from being alone with daughter after abuse finding


A judge has issued a year-long protective order against celebrity chef Eric Adjepong, citing evidence that he abused his 7-year-old daughter, Lennnox.


On July 10, a Maryland judge ruled that “there is a preponderance of the evidence to believe” the chef and TV host physically abused his daughter Lennox, whom he shares with his ex Janelle Davis-Mack, according to the Washington Post. 


This led to a protective order that currently prohibits him from contacting the child without supervision. The order reportedly prohibits the 38-year-old from contacting, harassing, abusing or threatening to abuse his daughter or estranged spouse. 


The outlet claimed that the order, which runs through July 10, 2027, states Adjepong may still see Lennox, but the visits must be supervised.


The Ghanaian-American chef, TV host, and cookbook author must complete parenting classes and reunification therapy before he can have unsupervised contact with his daughter. 


Adjepong denies any wrongdoing. 


In a statement to The Washington Post, Adjepong noted, "Because this matter involves my young daughter, whom I love deeply, I intend to protect her privacy and will not discuss the underlying allegations or other sensitive family matters publicly other than to say that these allegations arose in the context of a long-running divorce and custody proceeding, which finally concluded on 2 June, 2026." 


Adjepong rose to fame as a finalist on Top Chef: Kentucky and Top Chef All-Stars before going on to host Food Network programmes including Alex vs. America and Wildcard Kitchen.

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