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Piers Morgan walks off live interview after explosive clash with influencer: 'You're a f---ing idiot'

TV host Piers Morgan has walked off a live interview on his own show amid an explosive clash with internet personality and Netflix documentary subject Harrison Sullivan, who's also known as HSTikkyTokky.

Amid a wider Piers Morgan Uncensored talk show discussion about Sullivan's appearance in the new documentary Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere, the pair engaged in a heated fight, with the 60-year-old host growing increasingly frustrated over 24-year-old Sullivan's volatile accusations against him during the chat.

In a partial clip of the wider interview that's currently circulating on social media, Morgan asked Sullivan, "I'm curious why you don't think disowning a child for being gay is homophobic?" with regard to Sullivan's participation in the documentary that examines internet culture surrounding toxic masculinity and its impact on the digital landscape

"What I do with my children is up to me," Sullivan replied, before telling Morgan: "I don't agree with you going to Epstein's island."

Morgan emphatically denies any illegal involvement with Jeffrey Epstein — a convicted sex offender who died in prison in 2019 — despite telling Sullivan that he believes his name appears 27 times in files released by the Justice Department and related to Epstein's dealings.

"I've never been to Epstein Island. Just to be clear, Harrison, let's be calm. Just to be clear," Morgan said. He later told Sullivan, "Do you want to keep doing this? You'll make yourself look very stupid," before telling the guest that he only met Epstein's currently incarcerated associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, once — very briefly — in his entire life.

"I say this very respectfully. I don't think you're very well informed about things like that, or you wouldn't go there," Morgan said, as Sullivan continued to question Morgan's involvement

"You're making yourself look an even bigger idiot than you did on the Netflix show," Morgan added, while Sullivan pressed on, telling Morgan, "To people like you, sir. I don't mind that. You make yourself look like an idiot every single day."


Sullivan then pulled up a 2022 Instagram photo of Morgan's wife Celia Walden lounging by the pool and said Walden "wants to get used like a toy by a big Black man who's cleaning her car." He then alleged that Morgan had an issue with him because the TV host projected such an image onto him: "Because I'm the big Black man that shagged your wife while you are on holiday?" he asked.

Sullivan then pulled up a 2022 Instagram photo of Morgan's wife Celia Walden lounging by the pool and said Walden "wants to get used like a toy by a big Black man who's cleaning her car." He then alleged that Morgan had an issue with him because the TV host projected such an image onto him: "Because I'm the big Black man that shagged your wife while you are on holiday?" he asked.

Morgan can then be seen gathering his papers and dismissing Sullivan, getting up from his desk and walking away from the interview while muttering, "Let's just end this" and "I'm not doing this. Sorry, guys. It's pointless."

Following the interview, Sullivan shared the moment to his personal Instagram account, writing, "Piers Morgan… cucked off his own show. Just like his cucked by his Mrs on the daily. Silly old man."

The United States Department of Justice has filed a civil complaint seeking to revoke the citizenship of a Nigerian, Emmanuel Oluwatosin Kazeem, over his role in a large-scale identity theft and tax fraud scheme.

According to a press release issued by the department on Thursday, Kazeem orchestrated a massive identity theft and tax fraud scheme that targeted over 259,000 victims and attempted to steal more than $91 million from the US Internal Revenue Service.

The complaint, filed on Wednesday in the US District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, seeks to revoke Kazeem’s American citizenship, which the government alleges he obtained through fraud and concealment of his crimes.

Kazeem was convicted in 2017 on 19 counts of mail and wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, and was sentenced to 15 years in prison.

He served only six years before then-President Joe Biden commuted his sentence in December 2024 alongside nearly 1,500 others who had been serving under house arrest following early prison releases during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The DOJ’s Civil Division Assistant Attorney General, Brett Shumate, said the Trump administration would not allow wrongdoers to retain citizenship they were never entitled to.

The Trump Administration will not permit wrongdoers to retain the U.S. citizenship that they were never entitled to in the first place. U.S. Citizenship is a privilege, and we will continue to ask courts to revoke a status that was obtained through fraud and deceit.”

According to the press release, the denaturalisation complaint alleges that Kazeem’s fraudulent activities which were carried out both before and after his naturalisation, disqualified him from lawfully obtaining citizenship.

The complaint further alleges that he had earlier entered a sham marriage to secure permanent resident status before marrying a second woman, a conduct that independently disqualified him from naturalisation.

The fraud scheme came to light in May 2013 when, according to the DOJ, “a victim in Medford, Oregon, notified the IRS that false federal and Oregon state tax returns were filed electronically using her and her husband’s personal identifying information.”

An IRS investigation led to search warrants executed at residences in Illinois, Maryland, and Georgia, as well as numerous email and instant messenger accounts used by Kazeem and his co-conspirators.

The press release stated that agents seized “approximately 150 prepaid debit cards and $50,000 in money orders” at a Chicago property, and more than 50 electronic devices, 40 money orders exceeding $29,000, $14,000 in cash, and prepaid debit cards containing over $12,000 in fraudulent tax refunds at properties in Maryland and Georgia.

The search warrants, according to the DOJ, “helped agents identify Kazeem as the leader and mastermind of the scheme.”

Investigators found that the scheme resulted in the conspirators possessing stolen personal identifying information of more than 259,000 victims.

The DOJ said Kazeem “purchased more than 91,000 identities from a Vietnamese hacker that originated from an Oregon company’s private database”, a firm that provided pre-employment and volunteer background checks for thousands of clients.

Kazeem divided the stolen identities into batches and distributed them to co-conspirators, including his younger brother, Michael Oluwasegun Kazeem.

The press release said Kazeem “trained and directed his co-conspirators…to use stolen PII to obtain thousands of electronic filing PINs to bypass IRS authentication procedures.”

They acquired over 19,500 electronic filing PINs and gained unauthorised access to thousands of taxpayers’ financial transcripts during the course of the conspiracy.

In total, Kazeem was linked to 10,139 fraudulent federal tax returns seeking over $91 million in refunds, of which more than $11.6 million was successfully obtained.

The DOJ said “at least 2,000 wire transfers totalling over $2.1 million dollars were sent to Nigeria,” with over 700 transfers worth more than $690,000 directly linked to Kazeem.

He used the proceeds to make a nearly $200,000 down payment on a newly constructed house and to purchase a $175,000 townhouse, both in Maryland

His average monthly credit card payment between 2012 and 2015 exceeded $8,300.

He also reportedly attempted to invest the funds in the development of what the DOJ described as “a $6 million dollar, 4-star hotel in Lagos, Nigeria.”

One day before his arrest in May 2015, Kazeem transferred the townhouse to his sister in Nigeria for $10 and added her to the deed of his Maryland home for the same amount.

He was sentenced on 20 June 2018 and ordered to pay more than $12 million in restitution.

His criminal conviction followed a joint investigation by IRS Criminal Investigation, the US Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General, and the FBI.

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prophetfire:
I like the way the church pursued the case because the woman was telling bare-faced lies.
Serves her right.

djseanjohn77:
90% of allegations from a Nigerian woman against men are often false. 70% are often initiated by them, when you opt for pull out, they will use everything against you to run you down.
They have often succeeded in Nigeria, using their bromance with Nigerian forces and system to get their way 9the popular ones).

To succeed in life, avoid them, to excel as a an of God, keep distance, they will throw themselves at you, and still turn to blame you for it. Women naturally seek a powerful man, an influential man, spiritual man - That's why you see them always around these people in their numbers. They do not have problems o, they just want to bring you down just as they brought holy men down.
Jesus himself succeeded because he had men around him even in privacy always 9John and Peter were always closest to him, even Judas when others are not there.

Agugbadin:
Hananiah and Sapphiras lied before the holy spirit and went down.

grandiose4ever:
She should just go to the church and beg o. They may forgive her

Kingosytex:
He made Hush look like a kid with $1.3m?
Tell me another joke bro. Hush had roughly $40m in cash. He was indeed a very big baller. This guy na small boy wey Hush go sit down dey teach am the business

The Baltimore County Court, Maryland, United States of America, has slammed $300,000 damages on Olufunke Ashekun for defaming the Mountain of Fire and Miracles, MFM, ministries USA Incorporated and its founder, Dr Daniel Olukoya

Recall that Ashekun and MFM have been in a legal battle following her posts and campaigns on social media, which the church considered defamatory and offensive.

A statement by the church on Sunday said the jury having found Ashekun guilty of “defamation and false light”, it was ruled that she pays the church compensatory damages in the sum of $250,000 and punitive damages in the sum of $50,000 to serve as a deterrent for unfounded allegations.

The court noted that the plaintiff proved its case beyond every reasonable doubt even as it regretted what it described as “weak, inadmissible evidence and witnesses” of the defendant.

It further noted that Ashekun’s campaign negatively affected the professional integrity of Mountain of Fire and the church’s reputation.

Parts of the statement read, “In a judgment handed down by the Circuit Court of Baltimore County Maryland on the 13” of March 2026 in the matter of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries USA, INC v Olufunke Ashekun, the plaintiff successfully prosecuted its claims of Defamation and False Light resulting in a binding Court order against Olufunke Ashekun for compensatory damages in the sum of $250,000 and punitive damages in the sum of $50,000.

“In granting the judgment and damages, the Court recognized the prolonged intense and malicious campaign conducted by Olufunke Ashekun against Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries USA, INC. who was seriously concerned by the reach and extent of her destructive rhetoric.”

The statement also disclosed that a day to the ruling by the jury, Funke Ashekun slumped when she realized that the case was already overwhelmingly against her and was taken out from the court by an emergency 911 Ambulance.

It noted that the following day, her husband suffered the same fate of slumping in court when the jury made its pronouncement.

Goddyrichie:
u dey talk rubbish do u know who hush is

afunmmy:
Bro it is true. I earned this for years in covenant University as a PhD holder too.

A United States federal court has sentenced a Nigerian national, Matthew Akande, to eight years in prison for masterminding a cyber fraud scheme that defrauded the U.S. government of more than $1.3 million through fraudulent tax filings

Akande, 37, was sentenced on Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani in Boston, according to a statement published on the U.S. government’s website.

In addition to the prison term, he was ordered to pay $1,393,230 in restitution and will serve three years of supervised release upon completion of his sentence


The statement read in part: “A Nigerian national living in Mexico, who was extradited to the United States, was sentenced yesterday in federal court in Boston for his role in a scheme to break into Massachusetts tax preparation firms’ computer networks and to file fraudulent tax returns

Authorities said Akande was arrested in October 2024 at Heathrow Airport in the United Kingdom at the request of U.S. officials and was extradited to the United States on March 5, 2025.

He had earlier been indicted by a federal grand jury in July 2022 on multiple charges, including conspiracy, wire fraud, unauthorized access to protected computers, theft of government funds and aggravated identity theft

Prosecutors revealed that between June 2016 and June 2021, Akande and his accomplices carried out phishing attacks targeting tax preparation firms in Massachusetts.

The fraudulent emails, disguised as inquiries from prospective clients, were designed to trick recipients into installing remote-access trojan malware, including a program known as Warzone RAT


According to the statement, “Akande worked with others to steal money from the United States government using taxpayers’ personally identifiable information (PII) to file fraudulent tax returns in the taxpayers’ names.”

Investigators said the malware enabled the group to access clients’ personal information and prior-year tax records.

Using the stolen data, they filed more than 1,000 fraudulent tax returns seeking over $8.1 million in refunds.


The refunds were directed to bank accounts opened by co-conspirators in the United States, who withdrew the funds in cash and transferred a portion to third parties in Mexico at Akande’s direction.

“In total, Akande and his coconspirators filed more than 1,000 fraudulent tax returns seeking over $8.1 million in fraudulent tax refunds over approximately five years.

“They successfully obtained over $1.3 million in fraudulent tax refunds,” the statement added

CodeTemplarr:
How did the school become rich?

sonofthunder:
I believe this was his pay as a starting GA or something like that. I think I saw Covenant university salary structure for academic staff about 12+ years ago and it was reasonable.
He should clarify his experience and position, the image is not clear.

There's also a chance that he's taking advantage of the schools accommodation for staff.

But the amount on the payslip I'd say is poor

Kdon2:
Winners is not a church, it's a slave camp.

SmartPolician:
He's busy using the money he's supposed to use for rewarding hard work to build the Ark.

victorazyvictor:
Did you ask what year?