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Imo Govt Seals Hotel, Mortuary Over Suspected Organ-Harvesting, Kidnapping Ring The Imo State Government has shut down a hotel and a private mortuary in Umuowa, Ngor-Okpala after officials discovered decomposed and mutilated corpses stored in suspicious conditions. The findings have sparked fears of a possible organ-harvesting and kidnapping network operating in the area. Both facilities, owned by Stanley Morocco Oparaugo , were sealed during a joint operation involving the Ministry of Health, forensic experts, vigilante groups, and the police. Oparaugo is currently on the run , and authorities say “relevant exhibits” recovered from his residence are under forensic review. Police Commissioner Henry Okoye described the discoveries as “deeply troubling,” confirming ongoing investigations into potential organised crime, illegal corpse storage, and suspected organ trafficking. Residents of Ngor-Okpala have expressed shock, calling for transparency and swift action. Forensic teams are cu...

Ribadu Meets U.S. Lawmakers in Abuja, Calls for Stronger Counter-Terrorism Alliance Nigeria’s National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, has met with a visiting delegation of U.S. lawmakers in Abuja, reaffirming Nigeria’s commitment to deepening counter-terrorism cooperation with the United States. The visit by the U.S. congressional delegation follows high-level security talks held in Washington last month, signaling continued momentum in bilateral security engagements. The delegation, led by senior members of the U.S. House of Representatives — Mario Díaz-Balart, Norma Torres, Scott Franklin, Juan Ciscomani, and Riley Moore — held further discussions with Nigerian officials on expanding joint security initiatives. Ribadu emphasized that Nigeria is ready to enhance collaboration with the United States across counter-terrorism operations, regional stability efforts, intelligence sharing, and the overall Nigeria-U.S. strategic security partnership.