England Football legend Paul Gascoigne 'punched in face as he bravely tried to tackle burglars breaking into neighbour's flat'

Former England player, Paul Gascoigne was reportedly attacked after he tried to tackle burglars breaking in to a neighbour’s home.

Paul (Gazza), 49, saw the pair from his balcony but when he went to confront them, one of the raiders allegedly punched him in the face.

The  former England player and ex-Tottenham  fell and injured his wrist.

Gazza was taken to hospital in an ambulance after being treated by paramedics.

A source said: “Without a second thought he intervened and stopped them breaking in.

“He got hit in the face then injured his wrist.

“The two men then scarpered pretty quickly.

“He was worried about his flat being empty so discharged himself out of hospital and went home pretty much straight away.

“He didn’t have to step in but he was real hero in doing so. But it really shook him up.”

A Dorset Police spokesman said: “We were called at 2.22am on Monday April 17 to reports of a burglary at an address in Poole.

“Police attended, however no offences were identified.”

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Nigerian husband of Canadian woman accused of human smuggling arrested by U.S. Customs

Authorities in the United States say a Nigerian national, Victor Omoruyi, husband of Michelle Omoruyi and two Canadian citizens have been apprehended as part of an investigation into human smuggling. 

Officials with U.S. Customs and Border Protection said yesterday, in a statement, their own agents apprehended the two Canadian citizens and Mr Omoruyi on the North Dakota side of the border between North Portal and Northgate. According to The National Post, Mr Omoruyi was being held Thursday at the Grand Forks County Correctional Center.

On Wednesday, April 20, authorities announced that Michelle Omoruyi, 43, of Regina, was facing rare human smuggling charges after she was stopped by RCMP last Friday evening driving a vehicle near the border with nine foreign nationals from West Africa.

So far, authorities have released few details about how these individuals fell under suspicion and whether other arrests could follow. But a senior U.S. border official said Thursday the growing numbers of migrants seeking to jump the border has everyone on high alert.

“It’s on everybody’s radar,” said Alan Zeitvogel, acting division chief of operations for U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Grand Forks, N.D.

The nine individuals had bypassed formal channels to come into the country, entering instead somewhere between the North Portal and Northgate crossings, the legal entry points into Saskatchewan from North Dakota. They subsequently filed refugee claims and were released from CBSA custody pending the outcome of their refugee hearings.

The following day, police searched a Regina residence and found a significant amount of cash — some in foreign currency, RCMP said.

During a four-month investigation, the Canada Border Services Agency “uncovered evidence to suggest suspected smugglers were allegedly bringing foreign nationals into Canada from the United States by facilitating their illegal crossing between designated ports of entry," Jason Evert, a CBSA assistant director, told reporters Wednesday.

The identities of the other two — a man and a woman — could not be verified, but Zeitvogel confirmed all three were still in custody and charges were pending.

It is not known how many other people may be connected to the suspected smuggling operation. The charges against Omoruyi have not been proven in court.

There are many reasons why migrants might pay a smuggler to help them get across the border, Zeitvogel said. Maybe it’s because of their knowledge of the area or because they can provide a means of transportation, he said.

In January, five Nigerians including three children were believed to be headed for Saskatchewan but became stranded in a North Dakota field near Portal in the bitter cold.  Burke County Sheriff Jeremy Grohs said they were suffering from frostbite and the onset of hypothermia. The youngest, about 15 months old, was flown to the hospital.

According to federal data, Saskatchewan saw only a handful of irregular border crossings from asylum seekers in the first three months of this year. Nationwide, the number of irregular crossings climbed from 315 in January, to 658 in February, to 887 in March.

Shocking ! Newborn baby boy pulled out alive from shallow grave three days after his mum buried him

This baby boy was miraculously saved from death after he was pulled out of a shallow grave where he was buried by his 25-year-old South African mother. The child had been in the grave for three days and was discovered after factory staff heard a cry and decided to investigate.

The incident occurred in the town of Paddock, in KwaZulu-Natal Province, eastern South Africa.  The baby's mother, who works in a factory, made a makeshift grave using sand and timber taken from the factory. After the baby was found days later by her co-workers, the mother confessed that she buried him because she was upset that her parents will be angry with her for having a second child.

Captain Gerald Mfeka confirmed the incident to journalists, saying: "They searched and found him hidden underneath some timber, covered in sand. On hearing the commotion, the mother confessed that the child was hers. Her explanation was that she was afraid of her parents.

"This was her second child, the elder one being four years old, and she felt her parents would not approve of another baby."

Looted money: $19,000, N18m recovered from Senator Goje’s house in Abuja

Security operatives who stormed the Abuja residence of Danjuma Goje, the senator representing Gombe central, found cash in sums of $19,000 and 4,000 Saudi riyals.

They also found cash of 18 million Nigerian Naira.

Although the police authorities are yet to issue a statement on the Thursday afternoon search, there are unconfirmed reports that they might have been acting on a tip-off.

Goje, who was governor of Gombe from 2003-2011, was at the national assembly office working on the 2017 budget when federal police stormed his residence with over 40 officers.

“Our men were there for between four and five hours and they carried out a thorough search,” the source told The Cable.

It was learnt that officers broke down doors and all the boxes found in the house of the chairman of the senate appropriations committee. They also went through all the files in the residence.

Recall that EFCC recently recovered about N15billion in a flat in Ikoyi, Lagos.

A 21-year-old Woman Sharing Her N*de Photos on Whatsapp Group to Lure Married Men Exposed (Photo)

A 21-year-old lady has clashed with some married women after posting her n*de photographs on WhatsApp groups in order to lure married men.

She has been accused of hooking young ladies and included them in the “Yummy mummies” where she connected them with businessmen for money.

When confronted, Leila confirmed posing n*de but said the photograph could have been posted on WhatsApp group by her ex-boyfriend.

Her n*de photo which cannot be published because of the extreme nudity has generated buzz online.

“I remember posing for n*de photographs long back and I want to believe the photographs were posted by my ex-lover, it is obvious that he did it since I broke up with him,” said Leila.

“I am not insane to post n*de photographs on WhatsApp groups, handizi hure ini.

“I do not hook ladies for men as alleged, how can I do that? To gain what? Ivo vachibatirwa varume kuti imhuka here,” said Leila before adding this writer into the notorious Yummy Mummies group to be insulted by the ladies.

Some ladies who threatened the writer included Isheanesu Chirashi, Mellisa Makoma and Farai Matiringe who claimed to be Leila’s advisors. The ladies demanded evidence of the photograph posted and names of the ladies complaining about their men.

“I feel Leila’s behaviour is posing negative examples to many innocent girls of her age by posting nude photographs to men,” she said.

“She is making herself available for exploitation by men and I feel as a woman for us to progress, we need to watch what we do and how we present ourselves to others because that’s the only way we can be respected,” she added.