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2027: APC campaign council member vows to mobilise women for Tinubu • Football transfer rumours: Alvarez set for Arsenal after being booed at Atlético? • Man jailed 12 years for rape, sexual assault while on bail • US man who used ChatGPT to plan bank robbery jailed 121 months • NAF intensifies air strikes against terrorists in Sokoto • Amnesty demands rescue of worshippers abducted in Niger mosque attack • KWAM1 breaks down in tears on stage over Ogogo’s death • Rivers: ADC alleges plot to rig 2027 elections, links varsity VC • Lagos pensioners give Sanwo-Olu August 31 ultimatum over pension increase • Ogogo’s death a great loss to creative, cultural community — Lagos Govt • Plateau: MACBAN alleges killing of 14 cows, rustling 29 others • 2027: Kwankwaso knocks APC campaign council, says election choice between oppressors, oppressed • Transfer: Flick speaks on Barcelona signing new striker as Arsenal receive offer for Martinelli • Actors Guild, Lagos chapter mourns screen Legend Ogogo • American jailed 10 years for using ChatGPT to plan bank robbery • PDP: Can Turaki camp turn Osun court victory into control of party? • Chelsea change course with Alonso primed to banish the chaos of youth • Premier League: 10 talking points from opening weekend of the season • LASU resolves results crisis, assures eligible students of graduation • From Messi to Ferdinand, 14 disastrous debuts in football history • 2027: APC campaign council member vows to mobilise women for Tinubu • Football transfer rumours: Alvarez set for Arsenal after being booed at Atlético? • Man jailed 12 years for rape, sexual assault while on bail • US man who used ChatGPT to plan bank robbery jailed 121 months • NAF intensifies air strikes against terrorists in Sokoto • Amnesty demands rescue of worshippers abducted in Niger mosque attack • KWAM1 breaks down in tears on stage over Ogogo’s death • Rivers: ADC alleges plot to rig 2027 elections, links varsity VC • Lagos pensioners give Sanwo-Olu August 31 ultimatum over pension increase • Ogogo’s death a great loss to creative, cultural community — Lagos Govt • Plateau: MACBAN alleges killing of 14 cows, rustling 29 others • 2027: Kwankwaso knocks APC campaign council, says election choice between oppressors, oppressed • Transfer: Flick speaks on Barcelona signing new striker as Arsenal receive offer for Martinelli • Actors Guild, Lagos chapter mourns screen Legend Ogogo • American jailed 10 years for using ChatGPT to plan bank robbery • PDP: Can Turaki camp turn Osun court victory into control of party? • Chelsea change course with Alonso primed to banish the chaos of youth • Premier League: 10 talking points from opening weekend of the season • LASU resolves results crisis, assures eligible students of graduation • From Messi to Ferdinand, 14 disastrous debuts in football history

August 24, 2026|07:42

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Cyber Crime

From fraud to audit obstruction: Why eCitizen empire is under scrutiny

The Standard Kenyan about 3 hours 1 mins read

The World Banks five-year ban on Webmasters Kenya and founder James Ayugi over alleged fraud in Somalia has raised concerns about the companys role in Kenyas eCitizen platform.

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