A mud-walled kitchen in the village of Getare, Bobasi constituency, Kisii County, has drawn hundreds of worshippers and curious visitors after farmer Mary Onsombi said she discovered an image resembling the Virgin Mary on the soot-blackened wall. According to Taifa Leo, what began as a faint outline on Friday had attracted thousands of villagers by Sunday, with people travelling from various areas, including boda boda riders, students, and preachers. Onsombi is described as a devout Catholic.

A man in Getare village, Bobasi constituency in Kisii County, Kenya, has demolished his house after large crowds of visitors began flocking to see an image said to resemble the Virgin Mary, which his wife Maria Onsombi reportedly saw on her kitchen wall, according to Taifa Leo. Charles Onsombi is said to be threatening anyone approaching the property with a machete, frustrated by the hundreds of pilgrims arriving to witness the alleged phenomenon.

Malama Umulkhair, a mother of four from Maraban Jos in Kaduna State, attended a religious school event on Sunday, unaware that she would become the target of a lynch mob. The incident unfolded dramatically, resembling a slow-burn movie, highlighting the dangers faced by individuals in such situations.

A family in Kitale, Trans Nzoia County, is mourning the loss of their relative, Wycliffee Makheti Muchaka, who died in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) three weeks ago due to travel restrictions related to an Ebola outbreak. They are seeking government assistance to repatriate his body for burial. Muchaka was working in DRC as a mechanic after going there for employment.

Traders at the Mowe/Ofada Market in Ogun State have protested against the demolition of their market by the state government, claiming it was executed without prior notice to shop owners. The demolition reportedly occurred around 2am on Friday, leading to significant unrest among the affected traders, who are demanding accountability from the authorities.

Traders at Mowe/Ofada Market in Ogun State have reported significant losses following the demolition of their stalls by the government without prior notice, resulting in damages exceeding N500 million in goods. The affected traders are appealing to the government for assistance.