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12/06/2023

Forgotten Heroes Without Caps.
As important as this story stands in the history of our nation's struggle for democracy it is a shame that not many of our teenagers know much about it.

There is no better day to put the story out than today the June 12th
On October 25, 1993. Four dissatisfied Nigerian teenagers hijacked a Nigerian Airways Airbus A310 that was flying from Lagos to Abuja and diverted the plane to Niamey, Niger Republic.

They were dissatisfied with the annulment of the June 12 elections by the military Head of State, Gen Ibrahim Babangida. The young Nigerians, Richard Ogunderu was 19, Kabir Adenuga was 18, Benneth Oluwadaisi was 20, and Kenny Rasaq Lawal was 19. They were students of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA).
They all unassumingly boarded the flight at MMA alongside other passengers. About 16mins before landing, they waited until the pilot announced that passengers should fasten their seat belts and prepare for landing. The next thing the passengers heard was:👇🏼
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“Ladies and gentlemen, this plane has been taken over by the Movement for the Advancement of Democracy. Remain calm, we will not harm you. You will be told where the plane will land you. You do not move or you die”.
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The leader of the hijackers, Richard Ogunderu a 19-year-old, walked into the cockpit and seized the process, and then one other followed. Two remained to watch over the passengers. When he got to the cockpit, the pilot knew immediately this was an attack, so he had to obey the instructions given to him.
Ogunderu then asked the pilot to divert the aircraft straight to Germany. The pilot convinced him the plane did not carry sufficient fuel to crossover the Atlantic and then suggested they divert to a nearby country, Niger or they will crash and everybody dies.

The two hijackers told the pilot what they wanted was where they could give publicity to their reason for the hijack. They told him they wanted Germany because they could have good press coverage that would support their democratic cause for Nigeria. But that couldn’t happen because of the fuel shortage.
They agreed to land in Niamey, Niger Republic. Upon landing the hijackers found themselves surrounded by hundreds of armed Nigeriène soldiers at the airport. They had earlier distributed their demands in pamphlets among the passengers calling on the Nigerian government to overturn the annulment of the June 12 election. They gave the government 72 hours to meet their demands or else they would set the plane ablaze.

To show they were not ready to kill anyone so long govt listen to them, they released 34 of the 193 passengers, among whom were top Nigerian government officials.
The leader of the hijackers spoke to a BBC correspondent. The correspondent asked what they were fighting for, and he told him, they wanted to actualize the mandate given by the Nigerian people to M.K.O Abiola.

Nigerian government sent 24 delegates to come and talk to the hijackers, but none of them entered the aircraft to talk to them, instead, they were in the hotel, asking them to come down.
The Nigerian soldiers did not storm the plane because..the hijackers claimed to have rigged the plane with explosives, and so began negotiations, keeping the remaining passenger's hostage. For three days, the hijackers and the passengers fed on coffee & biscuits.

At some point, they ran out of water for coffee, and one passenger demanded water. Under the guise of bringing them water and food, the Nigeriène soldiers eventually realized the hijackers were not armed, and under the cover of darkness, they stormed the plane.

The four teenagers were arrested, cuffed with hands behind their backs, and taken straight to a prison cell. The hijackers spoke neither Hausa nor French and nobody made any attempt to question them in English. They were denied food for days.

The hijackers were remanded in Niamey prison for 9years before they were released in 2001. The Nigerian government didn't even bother requesting for them to be extradited. They wanted them away from Nigerian soil, to prevent them from becoming a symbol of resistance to Nigeria's youths.
TAKE HOME:- These TEENAGERS represented the generation of Nigerian youths of 1993. Intelligent, bold, patriotic, and courageous. They courageously believed they could save Nigeria from the tyrannical steel claws of the military Junta.

Even as teenagers. They placed their lives on the chopping plank to save Nigeria. They weren’t asking for what Nigeria could do for them, they thought of what they could do for Nigeria. They were only teenagers, yet they wore the chest of warriors.

- John Faluyi

06/06/2023

Paul Walker said: Somebody is in the hospital right now begging God for the opportunity you have. Don't you dare go to bed depressed. Count your blessings and shake it off.

06/06/2023

Do not get addicted to escaping. Face your s**t, handle your business and win. No battle was ever won by people who run.

06/06/2023

Why would someone post a disturbing photo of someone with a painful ailment, or someone that is late, and caption it with
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"If you scroll pass, you will suffer until you die"

Are some people senseless?

And thousands of people will be in the comments section, trying to avert the stupid curse🙄

06/06/2023

Story Of Gloria Okon, Nigeria’s Most Controversial Female Drug Smuggler:

On the 22nd of April, 1985, the National Security Organization (NSO) arrested a 35-year-old lady named Gloria Okon at the Aminu Kano International airport for smuggling substances suspected to be he**in and other kinds of hard drugs.

She was about to leave Nigeria for England when she was caught with 56.70 grammes of the substances, 301 dollars, 60 pounds sterling, N20,000 and 19,000 Italian lira.

The news of Gloria Okon’s apprehension flooded both local and international media. Nigerians were eager to know her fate because then, Decree no. 20 of the Buhari military junta declared anyone caught with hard drugs punishable by death.

But on April 28, 1985, six days after Gloria Okon was arrested, she died in a very mysterious and controversial manner while in custody.

The medical report stated that the cause of her death was food poisoning. It was said that she didn’t show any sign of illness when arrested until a day after.

A customs officer who kept Gloria Okon in custody said that that on the day she was arrested, she requested for rice and beans and she was given, and later she started complaining then died.

Before her death, she was interrogated but refused to talk. She only left a very slim clue; she mentioned the name Bassey but without a second name which dragged the investigation to a dead end.

none of Gloria Okon’s relatives showed up to claim her co**se and that further shed light on the dark part of the saga.

After Babangida Overthrow Buhari from power, Gani Fawehinmi, a prolific Nigerian lawyer, set to revive the investigation of Gloria Okon’s case but ended up crashing into the walls of Haliru Akilu and Kunle Togun, top security agents of Gen. Ibrahim Babangida.

In the absence of no conclusion on Gloria Okon’s case, several speculations began to spread like wildfire among Nigerians. Some believed that Gloria Okon was working for the first lady, Mariam Babangida, and she was killed so the cat won’t be let out of the bag.

Some people also believed that Gloria Okon’s death was faked and the co**se sent to her family was not hers. It was also said that she was living her normal life overseas while portrayed dead in Nigeria.

In June 2009, Professor Taiyemiwo Ogunade, in an interview with THE NATION said: “Gloria Okon is actually Chinyere, that’s her real name. She married Charles “Jeff” Chandler, the fellow who killed Nzeogwu and was killed a day later.

Chinyere, Maryam IBB and Princess Atta were young friends who hung out together. They all married into the military, because the military was a proud and respectable profession then.

Charles Chandler, who was Tiv, married Chinyere who I think is from Imo State. IBB married Maryam from Asaba and Mamman Vatsa married the princess.

So Chinyere became a widow and resorted to trading between UK and Nigeria. And then she was caught with drugs; Mamman Vatsa was the person who put Chinyere on the next available flight from Kano to London

and then claimed that she was dead by parading a dead woman picked out of the mortuary.

Dele Giwa an investigative jounalist with News watch later found out that she was in London having delivered a baby by another man.

He sent a French photographer to the place and they saw Maryam Babangida at the event. Kayode Soyinka brought back the photographs.

Dele was sitting across the table from Kayode examining the photos taken of “Gloria Okon” (Chinyere, Richard Chandler’s wife) at the naming ceremony in London.

Maryam Babangida was there. And then a letter parcel was delivered to Dele Giwa and he said excitedly that this must be from “Mr. President” referring to the discussions he had with IBB days earlier. The bomb exploded and severed his lower abdomen; he died a few hours later.“

Till today, the mysterious case of Gloria Okon has not been solved and no one seems not to be interested in reopening the closed case. Will the case be reopened? A question worth asking!

Credit: Old Naija

05/05/2023

Ike Ekweremadu has been sentenced to 9 years, 8 months imprisonment, his wife, Beatrice, 5 years, 6 months imprisonment, and Doctor Obeta, 10 years imprisonment.

Ike Ekweremadu, a former Deputy Senate President of Nigeria, and his wife Beatrice, alongside their doctor, Obinna Obeta, appeared in a UK court for sentencing today, May 5. 2023

They were found guilty in March of conspiring to harvest the kidney of a 21years old Lagos trader they brought into the UK from Nigeria.

The couple and their doctor were apprehended in June last year and have been undergoing trial for human trafficking and organ harvesting.

05/05/2023

How did they become judges? What qualifications did they present?

05/05/2023

Who says salaries can't make you rich?

05/05/2023

Straight to the point. You are leaving your job. Why bother with too much grammar?

05/05/2023

At the height of his fame and wealth, Goddy Aniabor, the publisher of now-rested Hearts Magazine, was the toast of musicians and Lagos big babes because of his generosity of heart and his large pocket.

Goddy, who is now a taxi driver on the streets of Lagos, allegedly made money from Yahoo, known as 419 at the time.

When asked about his fraud background and how he made money

"Goddy waxed philosophically that Yahoo is not a crime; rather, he collected from those who stole from his ancestors."

What a defense!

He invested the money by starting different businesses, including the

1) The Heart Magazine, a romance soft-sell publication that gave the defunct Hints Magazine a big run for its money

My generation grew up reading both Hints and Heart magazines, as it was our first exposure to s*x and a platform that taught us s*x education and everything we needed to know about s*x.

2) Goddy Aniabor founded a color printing business that printed for the This Day newspaper, the Punch newspaper, and many other media publications.

3) He also had a security company and was among the pioneers, even though security guard companies have not become mainstream.

4) He was a big player in the real estate business in Lagos with over 100 buildings to his name.

Just one man.

But beyond all these companies, Goddy was rich in every word of them.

He once confessed that he had 3 billion naira at Equity Bank in 1990.

3 billion naira of those in that era are equivalent to 70 billion today.

That was how rich he was.

Nigerian women, especially Lagos' big babies, who are today our mothers and grandmothers, loved him.

He takes care of his women and empowers them as well.

He had a retinue of babes as side chicks, as it was said that he could camp a babe at the Sheraton hotel without seeing her for 3 months because there were so many camped in different guest houses and hotels in Lagos, and he was taking turns sleeping with them, one after the other.

So you need to be patient before it's your turn to enjoy his rich, royal p***s.

The Sheraton Hotel loved him as well; he was their biggest individual customer and always had guests staying over at the hotel.

He once paid a bill of 86 million naira for his guests at that hotel.

He was so big that he had a permanent room which incurs daily bills at Sheraton in the 90’s

This was at a time when the dollar was 86 naira to one dollar.

Owambe parties are not complete without him.

He was a spender and could spend 1 million naira in one swoop without looking back.

Shina Peter and Sunny Ade were his favorites.

To his credit, he made a lot of men by taking them out of poverty.

Car dealers also loved him. He drove luxury cars and was always among the first to drive a new Rolls-Royce in Nigeria whenever the manufacturer released it.

He has up to 59 cars in his garage, which include Bentleys, SUVs, and Rolls-Royces.

He was the Odogwu of the 1990s as he lived life.

Today, Goddy, who is 62, can only reminisce of the good days, as all he has now are memories of the lavish life that he once lived and the women he once slept with.

He is now a shadow of himself as he drives a taxi in Lagos to pay his bills.

All his hangers-on, sycophants, girlfriends, side chicks, and even the men he raised from poverty have abandoned him to his poverty except one, Mike Biggy, who lives somewhere in Akowonjo. He rented a house for him and takes care of his bills.

This was a man who used to have properties in GRA Ikeja and Allen Avenue; many of them were guest houses (there was no Lekk at that time), but today he is living at the mercy of his benefactor.

All his properties have been sold off at a given-away price because Goddy's family knew he was broke and so leveraged that to buy the properties at a ridiculously below-market price.

Also, he had a drug addiction problem, so he was selling the properties at a ridiculous price to feed his addiction.

His wife, Anthonia, who was a party animal, abandoned him too as she moved with the kids abroad.

Obviously, the attraction for her was the man's money, and immediately he fell into hard times. She disappeared with the kids to the UK, where they now live.

Goody also alleged that his wife was part of his downfall, as she colluded with the managers of his business to steal him dry before running away to the UK when the money ran out.

When I wrote last night that kind women are rare as they don’t give birth to them again, Anithonia Aniabor is an example.

Goddy Aniabor's "Grace to Grass" story is a lesson for my generation to ponder.

Stay away from Yahoo and fraudsters.

Fraud does not pay.

It is a short-term solution and pleasure, and all that money will end up going down the drain, just like it was made.

It was easy for Goddy to lose everything because he did not work hard for it; rather, he made it through fraud, which is the easy way.

The only way to be wealthy and stay wealthy is to invest and be financially smart.

Building wealth is hard and takes longer, but when you succeed, it is rewarding and worth it.

Anything more than this is a fluke and not sustainable.

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05/05/2023

IMAGINE HOW THE PRISONS ARE

Whatever you do, as a Nigerian, try to avoid any action that will put you in Nigerian prisons. They are not for the faint-hearted. My sneak peek into police cells, gave me a hint.

Nigerian prisons will question your humanness and your sanity. Pigs, cows, chickens and other animals, in properly managed animal farms get treated a step better than Nigerian prison inmates (I mean ordinary prisoners, not the high profile guys with money to throw around and buy relative comfort).

For several months, there has been a clampdown on recalcitrant and overzealous police officers, who have continued to abuse their offices in their lines of duty. Apparently, there seem to be a plan to sanitize the force. So far, it has proven to be a near impossible task. Corruption has so eaten through the fabrics of the commission, has become the only acceptable language, that cubbing it has become a herculean task. Each day, a new caught-on-camera video emerges of police officers doing their thing- from abusing, intimidating and harassing innocent civilians, to being complicit in kidnappings and robbery. And each passing day, we hear of in-house trials and varieties of punishments, for those found guilty. Has that dissuaded the others? Possibly. But from the feedback we get on social media, it appears that there is a very long way to go.

Now, these happen in the open, against innocent civilians, and are captured on cameras. Imagine what happens behind the tall walls of the prisons, on those convicted by the law as criminals, or awaiting sentencing, or even awaiting trials, where the officers are aware that there are no hidden cameras anywhere. Here, they are the lords and masters, the alpha and omega, the judge and the jury, and can do whatever they liked.

Except you are fighting for a truly noble purpose and vision, avoid unnecessary drama and confrontations that could land you in Nigerian prisons. You may realise a bit too late that they may be "Condemnational Facilities" and not quite "Correctional Facilities"

Noel Etobe

29/04/2023

*VANGUARD NEWS*

*April 23, 2023*

*The righetousness of dissent*

*By Obi Nwakanma*

*“No one tells the deaf that there is a stampede in the market” – Igbo proverb*

*On May 29, a handover ceremony should take place, with a parade at the Eagles Square, to inaugurate a new, elected President of Nigeria. That date would end the eight disastrous years of Mr. Muhammadu Buhari as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. I do emphasize the word “disastrous.” Buhari is a very tragic figure of Nigerian history.*

*History beckoned twice to him to govern. First as a military Head of State. Second as a Civilian President of Nigeria. In both instances, he was a failure. In the unfolding annals of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari will be recorded as the worst leader ever to rise to leadership, at least so far. Whatever else happens, he would be recorded among the worst plagues to befall Nigeria. Should Nigeria manage to survive and hang together as a nation, the story would be told of a Muhammadu Buhari who was offered the opportunity for greatness but squandered it over pettiness, ignorance, provincialism, and the corruption of the institution of state.*

*He would be known as Buhari the religious fanatic, who in the end was abandoned by God. He would be known as Buhari the hypocrite, who came promising to end corruption, but supervised the most corrupt government thus far in the annals of Nigeria. Until Buhari, no one ever heard about a nepotistic Nigerian head of state. You could accuse those who came before him of many things, but they always rose above their narrow provincialism.*

*But Buhari made nepotism an official character of Nigerian statecraft. The administration under Buhari took Nigeria from one of the most prosperous countries on the rise, to one of the extremely impoverished, hopeless, nightmarish, and very suicidal nations on earth. Nigeria became the poverty capital of the world under him. That is a very record achievement. His most signal achievement in fact. Nigeria became the brazen killing field for terrorists – both officially sanctioned state terrorists under his command,and non-state terror groups.*

*For the first time in the history of Nigeria, it became impossible to travel, and to conduct exchange nationally. How can a country without ability to move goods and human beings conduct trade and exchange; and feed itself? Farmers were running from bandits. Trains were derailed and Nigerians publicly kidnapped. The Nigerian Military Academy was brazenly attacked and cadets and officers killed. Buhari made certain that Nigeria was on her knees. This administration, of all its greatest sins, have borrowed Nigeria into economic slavery with nothing to show for it. Nigeria became a looters haven. I’m not sure Nigerans appreciate the tragic extent of this yet. This is a national emergency. Buhari knows it and is in a hurry to hand over power, and run. Nigeria is in a sticky end. Investors – both local and foreign have fled from Nigeria. Nigerians are fleeing like a herd on stampede. They call it “Japa.” Those who are fleeing are young, talented, and virile Nigerians. They are giving up on Nigeria as never before. It used to be that Nigerians had hope: they would travel, but they always hoped to return.*

*Today, under Buhari and his APC disaster, young Nigerans are dusting their heels at the doorsteps of Nigeria. They do not hope to return. There is nothing left for them in Nigeria. It is a dark and nightmarish place to be born, and this has been made so very stark for them under the APC administration. So, President Muhammadu Buhari wants to quickly handover, and leave on May 29, 2023. He says, the handover date is “sacrosanct.”*

*Nigerians are still debating whether the Buhari who is in a hurry to run from A*o Rock on May 29 is the exact Buhari they elected in February 2015. This Buhari seems far too loopy. With that fixed, sheepish smile constantly on his face, he seems very clearly out of touch with everything. Saying things that are out of this world, including statements in his Salah message claiming to have conducted the freest and most peaceful elections in the history of elections in Nigeria, which is to the administration, one of its “proudest achievements,” adds to the mystery. It is of course a lie that the elections were free or peaceful.*

*Every report about it – both from international and local observers – with concrete evidence, emphasize the opposite. Only Buhari, Lai Mohammed, the APC and INEC are the only ones selling the lie of a free and peaceful elections. It is in fact one of the most laughable polls ever conducted in Nigeria. Billions went down the drain in the guise of technology which the Electoral body under this administration claimed would be a game changer, but which suddenly developed a “glitch” just as the presidential results began to trickle in. Someone deliberately rendered all that billions spent on electronic technology for the polls absolutely useless.*

*It is treasonable waste of national resource. If it were in China, all those who conducted such a sham election, with the vast incidents of open corruption would be publicly shot. But this is Nigeria. Here corruption and impunity against the state has replaced patriotism and high moral conduct. Today in Nigeria, it is considered immoral, to be too moral. That is the legacy of Buhari. But back to the elections. The claim that handover date to a new president on May 29 is sacrosanct is bogus.*

*The key question is, if these elections were true, fair, and peaceful, and the results broadly accepted, why are there no celebrations? Why is it only the government and a handful of APC partisans justifying the results? Why are the results very seriously disputed and the challenges still in court? Why is there disquiet on the streets? Why does Nigeria seem like a bomb about to go off? Why is Buhari trying to run away quickly, and hand over hot charcoals to somebody with whom he has very clearly made succession deals?*

*Why did Datti Baba Ahmed’s very eloquent and fearless declaration on National TV waring against that handover and its consequence spook this administration and its fellow travelers? Let no one deceive Nigerians. May 29 handover is not certain. It should in fact not be. Datti Baba Ahmed is quite correct: to hand over power to Mr. Tinubu, whose elections is under serious dispute before an election tribunal would be illegal and unconstitutional. It would delegitimize the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. It would amount to the end of democracy and the tossing of Constitutional government.*

*It would shred the constitution of Nigeria and establish a precedent which would legitimize power by heist. It would therefore best serve the interest of Nigeria to constitute the election tribunal very quickly, and get it to dispense quick and informed judgment, as the legal luminary, Olisa Agbakoba has suggested- ed. It is no rocket science. If the courts could do it cleanly in Kenya, there is no earthly reason, other than self-indulgence, why the Nigerian courts cannot do the same.*

*And if the Nigerian election tribunal cannot adjudicate this matter in time, and this is where I disagree with Mr. Agbakoba, there are grounds to establish, under the constitution, a transitional government pending the inauguration of the President. Buhari can go. Indeed, Buhari must leave on May 29.*

*But the institution of state remains. The president of the republic is not the institution of state. He is just head of state. But Nigeria has a protocol list. That protocol list was established for a reason. Whereas the current President and Vice-President must leave office constitutionally on May 29, and vacuum exists because the courts have not declared an elected President as is required by law, the President of Senate can be sworn in as Acting President to lead a transitional government pending when the courts will declare a president duly elected.*

*A president does not need to be inaugurated on May 29. That date is not sacrosanct. It is only a conventional date. A president of Nigeria can be inaugurated on October 1. If the National Assembly is in abeyance, the Chief Justice can swear in the Secretary to the Federal government as acting President of an interim government and Administrator of the Republic pending the adjudication by the courts, and the declaration of a duly elected President of Nigeria.*

*The doctrine of necessity will apply in this case, and the established protocol for state succession in the event of vacancy as we are about to experience it, must equally apply.*

*©️ 2023 Vanguard Media Limited, Nigeria*

By Obi Nwakanma “No one tells the deaf that there is a stampede in the market” – Igbo proverbOn May 29, a handover ceremony should take place, with a parade at the Eagles Square, to inaugurate a new, elected President of Nigeria. That date would end the eight disastrous years of Mr. Muhammadu ...

29/04/2023

A classical demonstration of how the 2023 Nigerian presidential election was rigged.

Take what belongs to A and give to B. The books are still balanced.

29/04/2023

SUPERB: The presentation from this young poet is inspirational for this generation.❤️❤️❤️

29/04/2023

"For the last 9-months, my wife, Brooklyn has been pregnant with a very sick baby boy. Three or four months ago, we learned that the baby had severe hydrocephalus. Back in the old days, hydrocephalus was called, 'water on the brain' - too much brain fluid. Ultimately, we were referred to Cincinnati Children's Hospital, where we were told by several of the most highly regarded fetal specialists in the country that his condition was dire. The baby's condition was 'off the charts bad'. It was so extreme that the specialists stopped measuring and monitoring his fluid level because, at that point, it didn't really matter. The MRI's were sickening to look at.
We were told, pointblank, that there was over a 90% chance that the baby would either die shortly after birth or have such severe cognitive impairments that any quality of life would be hard to imagine. We had a meeting with palliative care regarding the use of life sustaining measures and had detailed, awful, and emotional discussions about the ethics of when we might need to remove or cease such measures - which would result in the baby 'passing away peacefully'.
Brooklyn relocated to Cincinnati and lived in a hotel close to the hospital - in case she went into labor. I commuted back and forth. On July 8th, Brooklyn did indeed go into labor. Literally, 15 minutes before they wheeled her back to start the C-section, we had another meeting with doctors regarding the use of a breathing tube and at what point we might need to remove that tube and let the baby go to Heaven. Guess what? The baby came out crying - which was the sweetest sound I ever heard.
In a nutshell, Charlie Schnarr stayed in infant intensive care until yesterday - when we all came home. He seems to be a normal, beautiful baby doing all the things that babies do. He has mild ventricular enlargement, but we can deal with that with checkups.
How did this happen?!
The doctors said, 'We do not have and cannot come up with a medical explanation for what we've witnessed here'. Somehow his brain found a way to naturally clear the blockage or re-route the fluid that was causing the oppressive back up of brain fluid. During the last week, I heard the words, 'divine intervention' and 'miracle' more times than I could count. Nurses with decades of experience and esteemed, nationally admired doctors were flabbergasted but jubilant. Because of the domino effect of friends, family, clients, colleagues and even strangers praying and asking others to pray for us, I do not doubt that there were thousands of people praying for us.
I'm a practical person that certainly believes in science and medical technology, but I absolutely know, from the bottom of my heart, that God was involved in this. I give ALL of the credit and glory to Him. Prayer is positively powerful. God is real, and He still performs miracles."

Credit: Truth Inside Of You

16/04/2023

Senator Sani says so.

16/04/2023

These people sef!!🙄🙄😥

16/04/2023

Tinubu's Dual Citizenship Woes And It's Connection To Drugs Trafficking

16/04/2023

See the present condition of the Adamawa Returning Electoral Commissioner after he unilaterally declared the guber result in favour of Aisha Binani of APC.

16/04/2023

Vawulence Pro-Max. Peace is not an option.🤣🤣🤣

16/04/2023

Mummy's Boys Association: They all came to the bank to change ownership of their accounts to their mums.

16/04/2023

😂🤣🤣😂

16/04/2023

President Elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu faces more problems as his Guinea passport is exposed.

16/04/2023

Food for thought🤣🤣🤣

13/04/2023

13/04/2023

Sad video of a building as it collapsed in Banana Island, Lagos, yesterday evening.