Texas Woman and ‘Lost African Tribe’ in Scotland Forest Finally Sacked: ‘As Landowners We Took Action’
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After months defying eviction notices and grabbing international media attention, 21-year-old Texan woman, alongside two self-styled “royals” claiming to rule over an “African kingdom”, has been evicted from their base in a makeshift camp inside a Scottish forest.
Kaura Taylor — who goes by the name Asnat inside the group calling itself the Kingdom of Kubala — was forced out of the encampment Thursday, Oct. 2, when Immigration Enforcement officers and Police Scotland raided the site near Jedburgh, a rural town close to the England-Scotland border.
Scottish authorities say Taylor was living as a “handmaiden” to 36-year-old Kofi Offeh, who calls himself King Atehene, and his wife Jean Gasho, 43, who calls herself Queen Nandi. The trio had been living in a wooded area since May, first on private land and later on property owned by the Scottish Borders Council.
The group was first served an eviction notice in August. After moving their camp across a fence to avoid removal, they were ultimately barred by Selkirk Sheriff Court from returning to the original site. Police and immigration officers then executed Thursday’s eviction.
According to a Home Office spokesperson, two people — believed to be Offeh and Gasho — were arrested on suspicion of immigration offences. Taylor has not been arrested but was ordered to leave the camp as the site is now being cleared by the council.
Back in Texas, Taylor’s mother, Melba Whitehead, told British media she fears her daughter was “lured” into a cult-like group and is now living 4,000 miles away under someone else’s control.
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