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Is the Refinery aware?

Can you compare electricity supply in Osun state to Akwa Ibom....?

NDLEA Busts Cocaine Cartel In Lagos Raid, Arrests Couple, Seizes N2.1Billion Worth Of Cocaine (Photos)
Tori NewsJul 7, 2024 12:00 PM

The couple was arrested alongside one of their associates identified as Okoye Ifeoma Maryjane, during a raid where large consignments of the class A drug meant for export and local distribution were recovered.


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Agbakoba John Mmadu and Agbakoba Ijeoma Chinwe, a Nigerian couple reportedly heading a Lagos-based high-profile cocaine syndicate have been arrested by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA).

The couple was arrested alongside one of their associates identified as Okoye Ifeoma Maryjane, during a raid where large consignments of the class A drug meant for export and local distribution were recovered.

The NDLEA's Director of Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi, announced in a statement on Sunday that a special operations unit conducted a raid on a notorious drug syndicate, following months of intelligence gathering and surveillance.


The syndicate is known for packaging, distributing, and trafficking cocaine both within Nigeria and internationally.

Babafemi said, "The 54-year-old Agbakoba John Mmadu was arrested at Ago palace way, Okota while his wife, Agbakoba Ijeoma Chinwe, 39, and associate, Okoye Ifeoma Maryjane, 31, who doubles as their stash keeper, were nabbed at Plot 2205 Eugene Ndubisi close, Lilly Estate, Amuwo Odofin area of Lagos, all on Wednesday, 3rd July 2024.
"While seven parcels of cocaine with a total weight of 7.652 kilograms were recovered from Mmadu at Ago palace way, not less than one hundred and twenty-two (122) compressed pellets of the same drug weighing 2.42kg were seized from the duo of Ijeoma and Ifeoma at Lilly Estate, bringing the total seizure to 10.1 kilograms valued at over N2.1 billion in street value.”

“Adam and Steve” – Nigerians disappointed as CEO of ChatGPT marries longtime boyfriend.

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, an American artificial intelligence (AI) research company, and Oliver Mulherin, a software developer and longtime lover, exchanged vows.

Only a dozen people attended the small, seaside wedding, which was held among the palm trees. Details of the event were kept under wraps until pictures appeared on social media.


Sam Altman, the creator of the well-known AI chatbot ChatGPT, was spotted walking down the aisle with his husband while wearing a white shirt and brown pants.

The pair is seen in the pictures saying their vows in front of their nearest and dearest friends and family on a breathtaking beach.

During a significant White House dinner last year, the pair made one of their first public appearances together, honoring Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The pair stated in a September 2023 interview with New York Magazine that they intended to begin a family soon.

Huge responses were generated by the post, prompting commentators to express their opinions.

No Gree For Anyone This Year🤪

South African Referee, Akhoma Makalima will become the second woman to officiate in an AFCON game.

The 35-year-old Referee will make history at the 2023 AFCON in Cote ‘D Ivoire when she takes the field for the Nigeria vs. Equatorial Guinea clash in the tournament.

Akhona is the first certified female soccer referee in South Africa where she has officiated in the Premier Soccer League, the SASOL Women’s League, and the South African Football Association (SAFA). She was also appointed by FIFA on January 9, 2023, to officiate the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia.

Born on the 27th of March 1988, her journey began in 2014 when she was enlisted as a FIFA international referee, marking the commencement of a remarkable career that would see her ascend to unprecedented heights.

She has since become a symbol of grace, resilience, and unparalleled skill in the world of football refereeing. What sets Akhona apart is not just her remarkable technical skills, but the undeniable passion she brings to the sport.

Akhona’s officiating prowess extends beyond international arenas, with her authoritative presence felt in the Premier Soccer League, the SAFA Women’s League, and the broader South African Football Association (SAFA). With every whistle blown and every decision made, she has proven herself to be a beacon of integrity and fairness on the pitch.

In a field where women have historically been underrepresented, Akhona has shattered the glass ceiling with each stride across the field.

Her dedication serves as an inspiration to aspiring referees, especially young girls who now dare to dream beyond societal expectations.

As the second woman ever to officiate in the AFCON, Akhona Makalima stands at the forefront of a movement, encouraging diversity and inclusivity in the world of football.

Over excited, because of clear view

Excitement, MultiChoice Group, the parent company of DStv and GOtv, has announced that its channels will air games of the forthcoming African Cup of Nations (AFCON).

In a statement on Wednesday, the broadcast powerhouse said it reached “a commercially viable agreement” with New World TV, a Togolese audio-visual group and AFCON broadcast rights holder for sub-Saharan Africa.

MutiChoice added that its SuperSport channels will air all 52 games of the competition billed to kick off on Saturday.

“SuperSport to broadcast all AFCON games live after MultiChoice secures broadcast rights January 10, 2024 – SuperSport will broadcast all 52 matches of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations Cote d’Ivoire 2023 (AFCON) live after MultiChoice secured the rights to broadcast the continent’s showpiece tournament, which kicks off on 13 January 2024 until 11 February 2024,” the statement reads.

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“MultiChoice reached a commercially viable agreement with rightsholders, New World TV (NWTV), to broadcast the 34th edition of Africa’s premier men’s football competition taking place in Ivory Coast.”

The development came a few weeks after MultiChoice disclosed that it failed to acquire the broadcasting rights for AFCON.

It was revealed that the company was beaten to the broadcasting rights by New World TV, a Togolese audio-visual group.

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New World TV had won the rights to broadcast all CAF’s 13 competitions to the sub-Saharan African audience for two years.

The initial announcement by MultiChoice has left most football fans in sub-Saharan Africa unsure of their viewing of the forthcoming continental competition.

Startimes had also announced it struck a sublicensing deal with New World TV and would air all the competition games.

Earlier, the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) also signed a memorandum of understanding with AfroSports TV, a cross-continental Free-To-Air (FTA) sports channel, to broadcast AFCON to the Nigerian audience.

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The Super Eagles of Nigeria landed in the Ivory Coast on Wednesday.

The team is in Group A alongside the hosts, Equatorial Guinea and Guinea-Bissau.

Nigeria will take on Equatorial Guinea in their opening game on January 14 before facing Ivory Coast four days later and rounding off the group stage with the Guinea-Bissau tie

Hope they won't implement Dr Betta policy🤦🤦🤦

Hope they won't implement Dr Betta Edu's policy🤦🤦🤦

Hilarious reply a lady got from her guy
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You people shouldn't worry, the end of Portable has come,when he was busy singing rubbish,Pastors dem no want go heaven,comot your eye for church money say na pastor get am,now pastors dem don invite am to the same church.

Who will maintain the factory?

Hunger in the land....APC see the effect of una local change

Thank God NCDC so far have spent 15billion naira on sms to Nigerians as part of the preventive measure.

His our president,anyhow we go manage am.

Godswill anam ku unea owooo

Wow this is wickedness.

Tak God no live was lost

The positive effect, is the affected enviroment will cooller an darker.

What about cali town

Oh,GOD by ur mercy.

Wow dis is unbelieveable

WHY?

Is good 4 dem

Eyan ukan nyin,ebonoh ki imaooooh

I pray that God should bring understanding between fed gov.and ASUU to solve this problem.