A 36-year-old Ghanaian man, Kofi Offeh, who called himself the king of an ‘African tribe’, has been evicted from his camp in Scotland.
He and his followers, Jean Gasho from Zimbabwe and Kaura Taylor from Texas, had been living in a makeshift camp in a forest in Jedburgh, Scotland.
Immigration officers led the trio away from the forest on Thursday, October 2, 2025, Daily Mail reported.
Offeh and Taylor were seen being led away by law enforcement early on Thursday morning.
Offeh and Gasho, who called themselves King Atehene and Queen Nandi of the Kingdom of Kubala, have been living in the forest with the goal of “retaking” their land stolen from their ancestors 400 years ago.
The enforcement by the immigration officers comes after the trio were served two eviction notices from the land they have been occupying since May.
A fresh court order, dated October 1, 2025, banned the group from reoccupying the private land, which they had been previously warned to vacate.
Following a court ruling on Wednesday, the enforcement officers stormed their camp on Thursday morning and evicted the three members who had vowed to ignore legal notices.
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