Ghanaian 'King of African Tribe' and Followers Evicted from Scottish Forest

Ghanaian man Kofi Offeh, known as the "King of African Tribe," and his followers living in a Scottish forest were evicted by immigration officers. Offeh, along with Jean Gasho and Kaura Taylor, claimed to be part of a tribe seeking to reclaim ancestral land.

The trio, who had been occupying the forest, were removed following a court order banning their presence on private property. Despite their resistance, enforcement officers led them away, ending their makeshift camp in Jedburgh, Scotland.

The eviction marked the culmination of a legal battle over the disputed land, with authorities enforcing the court ruling.