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FRAUD Kiram: The Royal Ruse of Professional Conmen, Fuad and Omar Kiram
How Fuad and Omar Kiram Sold a Nation That Wasn’t Theirs…
They say if you send money to a Nigerian prince, you might lose a few thousand. But trusting a self-styled Southeast Asian sultan claiming access to trillions in hidden gold could entangle you in one of the most calculated sovereignty scams of the century.
‘The Social Network:’ How Titles Became Tools of Power
What began as a bid for power became a blueprint for symbolic fraud with real-world consequences.
Fuad Kiram, a self-proclaimed Sultan who emerged as a rival claimant to the throne of Sulu, borrowed centuries of symbolic tradition for his fabricated monarchy: the Royal Hashemite Sultanate of Sulu and Sabah.
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Sulu Police Force is Now Part of Region IX
The Sulu Provincial Police Office (PRO) is now officially part of the Police Regional Office-9 (PRO-9) since September 15, 2025.
Sabah Floods Ease as Officials Tally Landslide Losses and Weigh Future Solutions
The flood situation in Sabah has shown signs of easing, with just two temporary evacuation centers still operating in the Penampang and Papar districts.
Supreme Court Halts Redistribution of Sulu’s BARMM Seats ahead of Elections
The Supreme Court has issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) suspending the implementation of a controversial law that would have reallocated Sulu’s seven parliamentary seats in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM)
“Fraud Kiram’s” Resume and the Man hijacking the Sulu Royal Legacy
From the Royal Palace of Maimbung in Sulu, a figure emerged cloaked in ceremony and mystery, a man who styled himself as the heir to a fading sultanate.
Former Therium Executives Have Eyes on the Arbitration Market in Singapore
Simon Dluzniak and Louise Herd, two former Therium executives are setting up the third party litigation company Ninety Mile Capital in Melbourne, Australia.
The Death of Three Fishermen in Sulu is Part of a Bigger Problem
On August 23, 2025 three fishermen from Maguindanaon were killed a few miles off Barangay Kabingaan in Tapul town, Sulu.
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TRADITION AND HERITAGE
The Sulu people are known for their traditional boats called vintas, colorful sailing vessels with iconic vertical stripes on their sails. Vintas are traditionally used by the Tausūg and other indigenous groups in Sulu for fishing and transportation, and they represent their strong maritime heritage.
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