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Sheikh Gumi Alleges Abuja Security Sources Listed Him for Elimination

Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has made the serious claim that sources within Nigeria's security apparatus in Abuja informed him his name was listed for elimination alongside Boko Haram terrorists.

Gumi stated he received an early morning phone call from an unidentified source claiming his name was mentioned during a national security meeting. "They said I have been marked; that I will be eliminated," Gumi reported. "Even American, they said they came to fight terrorists, so who are the terrorists? They are the ones."

He leveled the blame for Boko Haram's emergence at the United States. "They are the ones doing it Boko Haram," he alleged, also criticizing former U.S. President Donald Trump's policies for worsening Nigeria's security and social divisions.

Gumi accused foreign-backed narratives of falsely framing Christians as the sole victims and criticized Nigerian elites and scholars for their silence. He argued that no sovereign nation would accept foreign interference designed to divide its people.

Warning that inaction is harming the country, Gumi concluded, "You brought us hardship... This is the kind of situation we are in. It is dragging the country down."

Driver Reveals Anthony Joshua Switched Seats Before Fatal Crash, Blames Brake Failure

A new report reveals boxer Anthony Joshua moved from the front to the back seat of his SUV moments before a fatal crash in Nigeria, narrowly escaping more serious injury. The accident claimed the lives of two of his friends, Sani Ghami and Latif Adeyole.

Joshua's driver, Kayode Adeniyi, pleaded not guilty to charges of dangerous driving in court, attributing the crash to a sudden brake failure. According to the driver's lawyer, Joshua was asked to move to the back seat because his size blocked the driver's view of the wing mirror. A friend then took the front passenger seat, which sustained the most severe impact.

Adeniyi, who has worked as Joshua's driver for over three years, was granted bail. Outside court, his family expressed deep distress over the tragedy. His son stated the family is "very upset" and extended condolences for the loss of life, maintaining his father's innocence and describing the event as a tragic accident.

President Trump Announces Capture of Venezuelan Leader Maduro by U.S. Military

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. According to the announcement, Maduro has been taken into custody by U.S. military forces and flown out of the country.

This development follows large-scale U.S. airstrikes on the capital, Caracas. A CNN team on the ground reported multiple explosions and power outages, with the first blast occurring around 1:50 a.m. local time on Saturday.

President Trump stated that "further details are to follow." He has previously warned of continued U.S. action against Venezuela, citing the country's alleged role in drug trafficking networks as justification for the campaign against Maduro's regime.

Terrorists Attack Christian Community in Plateau During New Year's Service, Killing Nine

A terrorist attack on a Christian community in Plateau State has left at least nine people dead. The assault targeted Chigwi village in the Vwang district during a New Year's Eve crossover service on Wednesday.

According to local official Iliya Chung, the victims included men, women, and children. He reported that six bodies were recovered immediately after the attack, with the death toll rising to nine by Thursday morning after several of the wounded succumbed to their injuries in the hospital.