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e Nigerian anti-corruption unit discovered more than $43 million in US dollars at an upscale apartment in Lagos.

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The anti-graft agency said in a statement it raided the apartment Tuesday after a tipoff about a "haggard" woman in "dirty clothes" taking bags in and out of the apartment.

The agency said it also found 23.2 million naira (Nigerian currency worth $75,000) and £27,800 (UK currency, worth $35,000 US) "neatly arranged" inside cabinets hidden behind wooden panels of a bedroom wardrobe.

The commission said the funds are "suspected to be proceeds of unlawful activity" but no arrests have been made yet.

Nigeria has struggled with corruption and looted funds for decades, but the watchdog unit has been on a lucky streak.

Earlier in the week, the agency discovered around 250 million naira in cash ($817,000) in a Lagos market and a further 448 million naira cash ($1.5 million) at a shopping plaza.

These gains have been credited to a whistleblowing policies launched in December by Nigeria's finance minister.

Whistleblowers can now anonymously provide information through a secure portal, if the information leads to the recovery of stolen public funds, the whistleblower is entitled to between 2.5%-5% of the total money recovered.

In February, the minister of information, Lai Muhammad, said the policy has led to the recovery of over $180 billion.

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Nigeria's anti-corruption unit finds $43 million cash in Lagos apartment

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The anti-graft agency said in a statement it raided the apartment Tuesday after a tipoff about a "haggard" woman in "dirty clothes" taking bags in and out of the apartment. The agency said it also found 23.2 million naira (Nigerian currency worth $75,000) and £27,800 (UK currency, worth $35,000 US) "neatly arranged" inside cabinets hidden behind wooden panels of a bedroom wardrobe.

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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have agreed to pay $140,000 to a group of 185 interns who claimed they were overworked, according to a new filing in Manhattan Supreme Court.

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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have agreed to pay $140,000 to a group of 185 interns who claimed they were overworked, according to a new filing in Manhattan Supreme Court.

In the court filings obtained by the New York Post, the interns alleged they worked up to 50 hours per week for months at a time for the Olsen twins. Each intern will receive approximately $530 each and the remaining payout will go to their lawyers if a judge approves the agreement.

"It was like 100 degrees outside. I'd just be sweating to death," former design intern Shahista Lalani told the Post. She worked for the Oslen's The Row. "I probably carried like 50 pounds worth of trench coats."
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Lalani said she rarely got a break and she and other interns

"You're like an employee, except you're not getting paid," Lalani said. "They're kind of mean to you. Other interns have cried. I'd see a lot of kids crying doing coffee runs, photocopying stuff."

The settlement includes interns who worked at the company since 2009.

A rep for the Olsens did not immediately return Fox News' request for comment. However, according to the New York Post, the former child stars said the deal was struck "avoid the uncertainties of litigation" according to the court filing.

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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen settle interns' wage lawsuit for $140G

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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have agreed to pay $140,000 to a group of 185 interns who claimed they were overworked, according to a new filing in Manhattan Supreme Court. In the court filings obtained by the New York Post, the interns alleged they worked up to 50 hours per week for months at a time for the Olsen twins.

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A San Francisco startup 3D printed a whole house in 24 hours

only for $10,000

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The result is a 400-square-foot house that's around as big as a standard hotel room. It's no mansion, but it could prove attractive to the growing contingent of people who prefer tiny homes. Apis Cor says the whole house cost about $10,134 make, with the door and windows eating up the largest part of the budget. That sounds about right for a tiny home, though that probably doesn't account for the cost of land.

The company uploaded a video of the process you can watch below. It even shows what the interior looks like with appliances, including a curved TV that fits the house's curved wall, provided by Samsung. If Apis Cor does start 3D printing houses, owners can choose any shape they want and even choose to make one larger than this compact abode.

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A San Francisco startup 3D printed a whole house in 24 hours

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The result is a 400-square-foot house that's around as big as a standard hotel room. It's no mansion, but it could prove attractive to the growing contingent of people who prefer tiny homes. Apis Cor says the whole house cost about $10,134 make, with the door and windows eating up the largest part of the budget.

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Justin Bieber impersonator charged with more than 900 child sex offenses

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The 42-year-old man allegedly used multiple platforms -- including Facebook and Skype -- to communicate with his victims, Australian police said in a statement Thursday.

"The breadth of offenses committed in this instance are frankly horrendous," Queensland Detective Inspector Jon Rouse said.

The man allegedly posed as Bieber in order to solicit explicit images from children under 16.

"This investigation demonstrates both the vulnerability of children that are utilizing social media and communication applications and the global reach and skill that child sex offenders have to groom and seduce victims," Rouse said.

Police warned parents and Bieber fans to be extra vigilant when using the internet.

"The fact that so many children could believe that they were communicating with this particular celebrity highlights the need for a serious rethink about the way that we as a society educate our children about online safety," Rouse said.

Police said they found a large amount of child exploitation material on the suspect's computer, and that his offending dates back at least 10 years.

The alleged offender was investigated and arrested by the Argos Taskforce, a special branch of the police in Queensland responsible for the investigation of online child exploitation and abuse.

The Canadian singer is in the final week of his Australia tour which ends on March 15.

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Justin Bieber impersonator charged with 900 child sex offenses

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The 42-year-old man allegedly used multiple platforms -- including Facebook and Skype -- to communicate with his victims, Australian police said in a statement Thursday. "The breadth of offenses committed in this instance are frankly horrendous," Queensland Detective Inspector Jon Rouse said. The man allegedly posed as Bieber in order to solicit explicit images from children under 16.

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danaya vann - Justin Bieber impersonator charged with more than 900 child sex offenses

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danaya vann - Justin Bieber impersonator charged with more than 900 child sex offenses

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A man who allegedly posed as singer Justin Bieber online has been charged with more than 900 child sex offenses, including rape.

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Chad Greenway retired

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Poachers broke into a zoo outside Paris overnight and shot and killed a rhinoceros before cutting off one of its horns, zoo officials said today.

The brazen incident is believed to be the first instance of rhino poaching in Europe.

The Thoiry Zoo, in the suburbs west of Paris, said in a statement that the poachers cut off part of the rhino's second horn too but appeared to have been interrupted or had defective equipment.

Vince, the 4-year-old male white rhino that was killed, mostly likely had his horn taken off with a chainsaw, according to the zoo.

The zoo's two other white rhinos - 37-year-old Gracie and 5-year-old Bruno - survived, the zoo said.

World Wildlife Fund, an international environmental organization that categorizes endangered species and supports conservation efforts, lists white rhinos as "near threatened" rather than endangered and cites poaching as one of the biggest threats to the species.

"White rhinos are a spectacular conservation success story, but the current poaching crisis could reverse all of our conservation gains," Matthew Lewis, an African-species expert writes on WWF's website.

After rebounding from the brink of extinction, white rhinos number more than 20,000, most of them in wildlife preserves, according to the WWF.

The French government published a decree in August 2016 prohibiting the transport or sale of elephant ivory or rhinoceros horn.

No one has been arrested yet in connection to the incident, zoo officials said.

The Thoiry Zoo told ABC News that surveillance footage of the incident was handed over to investigators.

ABC News' Paul Pradier contributed to this report.

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Poachers kill rhino for its horn at French zoo

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Poachers broke into a zoo outside Paris overnight and shot and killed a rhinoceros before cutting off one of its horns, zoo officials said today. The brazen incident is believed to be the first instance of rhino poaching in Europe.