Hash asp (2024)

29/05/2024

Awesome 👏 love this 🥰

29/05/2024

Machala the tattoo artist 👩‍🎨

27/05/2024

Hmmm… What is your opinion about this ? 🤔

27/05/2024

If this video doesn’t inspire you then I don’t know what will👏🥹

27/05/2024

They did surgery stitching on a corn 🌽

27/05/2024

We love magic tricks🤭

27/05/2024

For the sake of your kids, the w0r$t mi$takè you can do as a man is marry a daughter of a s!nglè m0rda 👩

27/05/2024

You won’t be able to stop him 🏐 😎

27/05/2024

Awesome smart kids 🥰

25/05/2024

They asked my guy what he want in a woman, he said a$$ and b00bs😜

25/05/2024

Slice lede

25/05/2024

“Sydney was crying,” Skitmaker Carter Efe says as he t@ckles his colleague, Lord Lamba, for allegedly l¥ing about buying a Lamborghini

25/05/2024

Posted @ withregram • nstablog9ja Lagos police reacts to a video of its officer dr@gging steering wheel with a cabbie who was driving on full speed

25/05/2024

FG halts Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway realignment to save telecom cables, others

The Federal Government has announced the realignment of Lagos-Calabar coastal highway.

Minister of Works Dave Umahi disclosed this in Lagos at the 3rd stakeholders meeting of the coastal highway project on Thursday, May 23, 2024.

He said the federal government is doing away with the proposed new route of the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway from kilometres 16 to 25 and reverting to the gazetted alignment to save the telecommunications infrastructure and submarine cables, among others at the axis.�
“We have three critical infrastructure that are located on one spot. One is the 2Africa submarine cable that cuts across 33 countries connecting about three billion people. That cable landed at Mopo and where it landed, the West African cable systems (WACS) had already been located there about 17 years ago.

We have a mega IPP which is to provide power to the 2Africa cable and the WACS cable. The power plant is a 50 megawatt power plant expected to support this infrastructure.

The (new) corridor is passing right on the submarine cable and the other side is on the IPP. You cannot have the submarine cables without power. They will not function. The submarine cable is a critical national security infrastructure. If it is affected, everybody will be affected,” he said.
�Umahi said President Bola Tinubu would flag off the road’s construction on Sunday, May 26.

According to him, “We have fully redesigned section one, which is 47 kilometres, and we can say that we’ve done everything possible to put human face by managing the alignment. We’ve taken hard decisions and we’re happy that our decisions are not harmful.

We have also concluded the design of the road. We are concerned about some houses in this Goshen Estate.”

25/05/2024

FG halts Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway realignment to save telecom cables, others

The Federal Government has announced the realignment of Lagos-Calabar coastal highway.

Minister of Works Dave Umahi disclosed this in Lagos at the 3rd stakeholders meeting of the coastal highway project on Thursday, May 23, 2024.

He said the federal government is doing away with the proposed new route of the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway from kilometres 16 to 25 and reverting to the gazetted alignment to save the telecommunications infrastructure and submarine cables, among others at the axis.�
“We have three critical infrastructure that are located on one spot. One is the 2Africa submarine cable that cuts across 33 countries connecting about three billion people. That cable landed at Mopo and where it landed, the West African cable systems (WACS) had already been located there about 17 years ago.

We have a mega IPP which is to provide power to the 2Africa cable and the WACS cable. The power plant is a 50 megawatt power plant expected to support this infrastructure.

The (new) corridor is passing right on the submarine cable and the other side is on the IPP. You cannot have the submarine cables without power. They will not function. The submarine cable is a critical national security infrastructure. If it is affected, everybody will be affected,” he said.
�Umahi said President Bola Tinubu would flag off the road’s construction on Sunday, May 26.

According to him, “We have fully redesigned section one, which is 47 kilometres, and we can say that we’ve done everything possible to put human face by managing the alignment. We’ve taken hard decisions and we’re happy that our decisions are not harmful.

We have also concluded the design of the road. We are concerned about some houses in this Goshen Estate.”

25/05/2024

Despite court order, Gov. Abba Yusuf reinstates Sanusi as Emir of Kano

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25/05/2024

Nigerian man’s wedding called off after he and his fiancée were arrested over alleged $3.123m fr@ud in the U.S.

The wedding ceremony between a Nigerian man, Darlington Akporugo, and his fiancée, Jasmin Sood, which was billed to take place tomorrow, May 25 in Houston, USA, has been called off, following their arrest over alleged fr@ud.

The Fulshear couple was arrested in April on charges of conspiring to defr@ud more than a dozen elderly Americans who believed they were engaged in online romantic relationships with Akporugo.

The United States Department of Homeland Security accused the 46-year-old Nigerian and Sood, 35, of committing a mail and wire fr@ud that cost victims $3.123 million.

According to investigators, between approximately 2015 and 2022, the fr@udsters allegedly used fictitious personas and sought out and contacted elderly victims online who were often widowed.

The indictment alleges they used social networking and internet dating platforms and communicated with victims using email, text message and telephone to gain their trust.

The scammers would then ultimately deceive them into transferring large sums of money to various fraudster-controlled or influenced mailing addresses and bank accounts, many Akporugo and Sood owned or controlled, according to the charges.

After establishing trust with the victim online, Akporugo and Sood approached at least one victim in the Houston area in person, according to the allegations. They then allegedly drove the victim to banks for the purpose of sending money to the fraudster network, convincing her to give Akporugo control of the victim’s banking access devices.

The indictment also charges Akporugo with aggravated identity theft and fraud in connection with an access device. The scheme allegedly resulted at least 13 victims being defr@uded of an approximate $3,123,073.

If convicted, both face up to 30 years imprisonment for each of the wire fr@ud counts and conspiracy. Akporugo faces an additional 10 years on the fr@ud in connection with an access device and another mandatory two years if convicted of the aggravated identity th£ft.

25/05/2024

Days after getting married, media personality Sarki laments high cost of living

25/05/2024

Man bitterly regrets having many babymamas due to his lack of discipline

25/05/2024

Court sentences man to six months in prison for spraying Naira notes in Edo

Justice C.A. Obiozor of the Federal High Court sitting in Benin City, Edo State has convicted and sentenced one Osazee Kenneth Imagbenikaro to jail for spraying naira notes.

Imagbenikaro was convicted on a two count charge for offence bordering on spraying naira notes on Thursday, May 16, 2024 contrary to Section 21(3) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (Establishment ) Act 2007 and punishable under Section 21 (1) of the same Act.

One of the counts reads: “That you Osazee Kenneth Imagbenikoro (m) on or about the 28th day of April 2023 at Ogida Police Barracks, Benin City, Edo State within the jurisdiction of this honourable court did spray N100 notes at a funeral ceremony and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 21 (3) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (Establishment ) Act 2007 and punishable under Section 21 (1) of the same Act.”

The defendant pleaded guilty to the charge when it was read to him in court. And Justice Obiozor convicted and sentenced him to six months imprisonment on each of the count or a fine of N100,000 each.

The defendant is to undertake in writing to be of good behaviour going forward.

Imagbenikaro’s road to jail began following his arrest by operatives of the Commission for spraying naira notes at function.

25/05/2024

Singer Paul Psquare and his pregnant girlfriend, Ifeoma, reportedly ties the knot traditionally in Abia State

25/05/2024

Nigeria spends $25 billion on petrol importation yearly – VP Shettima

Vice-President Kashim Shettima has revealed that Nigeria spends $25 billion per annum on the importation of petroleum products.

He said this while speaking at an event in Victoria Island, Lagos on Thursday, May 23.

According to him, “With the support our government is lending to our private sector-led oil refineries and rejuvenation of some of the state-owned facilities.

The $25 billion we spend yearly importing petroleum and other refined products will soon be a thing of the past allowing the naira a much-deserved breath.”

Shettima said the country will not hesitate to backtrack and review policies if it would impose undue hardship on Nigerians as it “has been seen over time”.

“So this administration is not out to make the life of Nigerians tougher, but to make the Nigerian economy sustainable, and the lives of our people more enjoyable.

Rest assured, ladies and gentlemen, that the next few years will be full of positive achievements. They include improvements in the standards of living, higher productivity, food security, bumper harvests and remarkable achievement with the guidance and grace of Almighty God,” he said.