Overview
- Kaura Taylor, 21, now calling herself Asnat, posted that she joined the group by choice and alleged family abuse, claims her relatives dispute as they press welfare concerns.
- She is living near Jedburgh with the Kingdom of Kubala led by “King Atehene” (identified as Kofi Offeh) and “Queen Nandi” (Jean Gasho), and is described by the group as a handmaiden and informal second wife.
- Scottish Borders Council says it is working with Police Scotland and has provided housing and support information, while reports say eviction notices have been issued to the forest camp.
- Taylor is believed to have entered the UK on May 25 on a six‑month tourist visa, setting up a potential decision point when it is due to expire in November.
- Her one‑year‑old child is with her, drawing child‑protection scrutiny, and the father has contacted Police Scotland, while the group alleges harassment including a tent being set on fire, which has not been independently verified.