Singer, Akon’s Range Rover Stolen As He Pumped Gas Into His Vehicle

LAGOS MAY 27TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Senegalese-American singer, Akon’s car was stolen from a gas station on Monday night, May 24 in the Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta.  The car was reportedly stolen as the singer was pumping gas into his car. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Akon stopped at a Quiktrip gas station to fill his white Range Rover up…

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Revealed: Top Nigerian Security Shots, Others Starched Stolen $400m In UAE-Group

LAGOS MARCH 31ST (NEWSRANGERS)- Assets and funds worth more than $400m stolen from Nigeria are kept in the United Arab Emirate, (UAE) by crooks, the country’s leading anti-corruption group said on Tuesday. The Human and Environmental Development Agenda, (HEDA Resource Centre) corroborated by foreign anti-corruption experts said during an international conference held in Abuja that…

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AFCON Trophy Stolen From Egyptian Football Association Hqtrs In Cairo

LAGOS SEPTEMBER 5TH (NEWSRANGERS)-The Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) trophy has reportedly been stolen from the Egyptian Football Association (EFA) headquarters in Cairo. Former EFA vice-president Ahmed Shobier has issued a remarkable claim that the most coveted title in African football has mysteriously disappeared. The Egyptian national team achieved unprecedented success between 2006 and 2010…

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Ghanaian Scammer Arrested At U.S Airport With Stolen $130,000 Jailed Four Years

LAGOS  SEPTEMBER 1ST (NEWSRANGERS)-A Ghanaian man in Charlotte, North Carolina, known as Suleman Alhassan has been arrested by police in the United States of America carrying $130,000 of stolen cash. According to U.S authorities, he’s scammed numerous ladies, mostly elderly ones, via dating sites. He runs a racket where he gets close to them then…

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Benin, Other Africa’s Stolen Artifacts For Sale In France During Global Economic Crisis

LAGOS JUNE 7TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Thousands of artifacts looted from African towns over a century ago line European and British Museums and institutions. After decades of campaigns for African pieces—such as the Benin bronzes to return home, the homecoming of the looted artworks finally began looking like a real possibility. But in the middle of the global…

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