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A Federal High Court in Abuja on Wednesday ordered the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, to be transferred to Kuje prison in Abuja, pending the determination of the charge against him. Mr. Kanu is facing a six-count charge of treasonable felony, along with two others, David Nwawusi, and Benjamin Madubugwu. He was also charged for allegedly maintaining an unlawful organisation, and for illegal possession of firearms. At the opening of session Wednesday, Mr. Kanu’s counsel, Vincent Obeta, prayed the court to allow his client be taken to Kuje prison for ease of access to him. The counsel to the federal government, and deputy director of prosecution, Office of the Attorney General of the Federation, Mohammed Diri, however asked the court to allow Mr. Kanu’s continued detention by the SSS for ease of delivery to court sittings. In his ruling, the judge, James Itsoho, agreed with Mr. Obeta, and ordered Mr. Kanu taken to Kuje prison, pending the termination of hi...

NEWS WEIRD NEWS ALIENS Women 'had sex with aliens and gave birth to hybrid babies' - and so might YOU 15:38, 20 JAN 2016 UPDATED  18:45, 20 JAN 2016 BY   STEPHEN  WALTER The 'mums' claim to have given birth to half-alien children who live with their fathers on giant spaceships - and claim other women simply don't realise it         SHARES     14 COMMENTS Solent News Out of this world: Bridget Nielson, 27, claims to have mothered 10 'Hybrid Babies' with aliens A group of women are claiming they have children which were fathered by  aliens who live with their dads on giant spaceships - and described their sexual encounters with them as the 'best they've ever had'. The 'Hybrid Baby Community' believe aliens have been harvesting their  DNA  to create children that combine the best of both human and alien characteristics over a period of several years. According to two women who claim to ha...

Mum threatening suicide from bridge tells police body of baby is in her freezer 04:31, 21 JAN 2016 UPDATED  04:31, 21 JAN 2016 BY   NATALIE EVANS Paola Vargas-Ortiz called police telling them she had ingested rat poison before revealing the horrific truth about her baby son         1 SHARE KAREN BLEIER/AFP/Getty Images Suicide attempt: Police tracked Paola Vargas-Ortiz down to the Seven Mile Bridge A distressed mother who called police while  threatening to commit suicide  from a bridge told cops her baby son was dead in her freezer, authorities said. Paola Vargas-Ortiz was found on the Seven Mile Bridge in Florida after raising the alarm at around 3pm on Sunday claiming to have ingested rat poison. Officers grew concerned when they discovered baby-related items in her car nearby, Monroe County sheriff's spokeswoman Becky Herrin said. Vargas-Ortiz initially told officers a number of different stories, inclu...