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Fearurcreeator:
Where he work before ?
You no sabi him house ?
Why not check about him well

Giftedhand47:
Always talking from both sides of the mouth

Today he's d saviour
But two years ago he was the devil

Very inconsistent man

Fearurcreeator:
You dey condemn person you no sabi personally na. Let am be

Fearurcreeator:
So let him be as you dey do your life make him do his

LegendHero:
FG announces N45,000 monthly stipend for technical college students nationwide


Source: https://nairametrics.com/2025/05/28/fg-announces-n45000-monthly-stipend-for-technical-college-students-nationwide/

Zee0007:
Do men who date rich get billed. If you have experienced one please can you let us know how it went or going.

Fearurcreeator:
E dey pain you ?
If person work make he no wear wetin him like. Carry am go court na.

Omooba77:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/05/nigerias-debt-heads-for-n180trn-as-tinubu-seeks-n34trn-new-loans/

press9jatv:
You preach fair hearing for Tompolo, but you teamed up with GTBank to k!dnap me, pointed guns at my mum, threatened to sh00t my friend, took my phone under duress, and seized my car, no petition, no charges!” — VeryDarkMan to EFCC Chairman




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vm9YlqucT8A

olax02:
Bro no long cap, We Lagosian knows Seyi well more than the outsider. He doesn't joke with his business. Just forget.

olax02:
Do you know how many investments Seyi has both in Naija and across? Wake up, bro.

Peterobiisathie:
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/vadodara/nigerian-nationals-arrest-unveils-underground-cyber-crime-syndicate/articleshow/121446696.cms

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https://www.nairaland.com/8429901/41-year-old-nigerian-arrested-duping-civil

adenigga:
President Bola Tinubu has restated his administration’s unwavering commitment to fighting corruption and recovering looted public funds, declaring that there will be no safe haven for corruption in Nigeria.

Tinubu made the declaration on Tuesday at the Ministry of Justice Asset Recovery Summit in Abuja with the theme “Synergising Towards an Effective Assets Recovery and Management”.

Tinubu, represented by the Permanent Secretary in the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Madugu Gagare, said asset recovery was a key pillar of the national anti-corruption strategy.

[b]“Asset recovery sends a clear and unwavering message: there will be no safe haven for corruption in Nigeria,” the president said. “It is about restoring the people’s trust and ensuring that every kobo of our national wealth works for the common good.”[/b]

He lamented the detrimental effects of corruption on national development, particularly in health, education, and infrastructure, stressing that repatriated funds must be reinvested into critical sectors to rebuild trust and promote equity.

Tinubu noted that transparency in the use of recovered assets has become a deliberate national policy, with many funds redirected toward high-impact infrastructure projects including the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway, Second Niger Bridge, Abuja-Kano Expressway, and rural electrification schemes.

At the summit, Tinubu launched two key initiatives aimed at improving accountability in asset management.

The first is the Proceeds of Crime (Standardised Automated Asset Forfeiture Management System) Regulations, 2024, which introduces a technology-driven process to track and manage forfeited assets.

The second is the National Central Database of Forfeited and Recovered Assets, created under Section 81(1) of the Proceeds of Crime (Recovery and Management) Act, 2022.

This publicly accessible platform will record all recovered assets and concluded forfeiture cases.

“These reforms are meant to ensure public oversight and foster transparency,” he said, adding, “Our government will take deliberate steps to strengthen anti-corruption institutions, enforce accountability, and ensure that justice is served—no matter whose ox is gored.”

Tinubu also expressed gratitude to international partners—including the United States, United Kingdom, Bailiwick of Jersey, Ireland, Switzerland, and France—for their cooperation in the recovery and repatriation of stolen assets. He called for continued collaboration to fast-track the return of funds still pending repatriation.

Also speaking at the summit, the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi (SAN), said the government was fully committed to transparency and the rule of law in its anti-corruption crusade.

Fagbemi revealed that in 2024 alone, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission recovered over N248bn, $105m, and 753 duplexes.


The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission also recovered N29.7bn and $966,900 in assets.

Since 2017, international cooperation has led to the recovery of over $763m and £6.4m, including $102.8m and £2.06m recovered between 2024 and May.

Notable recoveries include $52.8m from Galactica Assets, $50m in fines from Glencore, and £2.06m from Useni/Miner.

These assets, he said, have been reinvested into conditional cash transfers, healthcare centres, rural electrification, and key infrastructure projects under the Presidential Infrastructure Development Fund. Civil Society Organisations, including ANEEJ and the CLEEN Foundation, have been actively monitoring the use of recovered funds and publishing periodic audit reports to ensure accountability.

Fagbemi also announced that agencies listed under the Proceeds of Crime Act are now required to update the National Central Database monthly with records of assets under their control.

While acknowledging progress, the AGF pointed out challenges such as cross-border complexities, the need for deeper international collaboration, and the imperative of maintaining transparency.

“This summit offers a platform for dialogue and innovation. Let us ensure that recovered assets are not only reclaimed but also reinvested in education, healthcare, and infrastructure to directly benefit Nigerians,” he stated.

HCLEEN Foundation, have been actively monitoring the use of recovered funds and publishing periodic audit reports to ensure accountability.

Fagbemi also announced that agencies listed under the Proceeds of Crime Act are now required to update the National Central Database monthly with records of assets under their control.

While acknowledging progress, the AGF pointed out challenges such as cross-border complexities, the need for deeper international collaboration, and the imperative of maintaining transparency.


“This summit offers a platform for dialogue and innovation. Let us ensure that recovered assets are not only reclaimed but also reinvested in education, healthcare, and infrastructure to directly benefit Nigerians,” he stated.

Source: https://punchng.com/corruption-not-allowed-in-nigeria-says-tinubu

abc115:
https://x.com/NGRPresident/status/1927491528261345523?t=K1FN0m4N2YL67QOvIq75tw&s=19[/quote]speaker for 12yrs,governor for 8yrs,minister for 8yrs.Do the maths.these guys took over in their 30s.I feel for the youths of today.This man acheived a lot under 60.HBD to him sha

God1000:
Popular Enugu Billionaire Caught By Villagers After Burying Pregnant Woman, Mother And Others Al!ve In His House.




https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1ANhUu69P1/

McStoic:
Ewu Chim. Nwanne I greet oo. This your lines really woke up something inside me. Chaii

Difrent:
Either this man or Umahi
Will get the APC ticket when it's the turn of the south east

Goodlyhrt:
Omo.. "whole sale kinda" that kind thing 🤗 boss man👐

Chai

Well thank you sir for your time (to get big man wey dey listen to poor man na by strong juju) your humility is refreshing.

I appreciate 🙏

Goodlyhrt:
I no even dey find corporate work like that sha because I no go school (no degree) but I smart like werey.

Make I no stress you Chief.

I will be alright as God is on the throne.

But sir no vex o. If your business na something I go fit market for my area (Aba, Abia State) then feel free to help your boy 😁 try me one time make you see what I can do (to assess me)

Mrexcell:
That's definitely what's likely going to happen.

Goodlyhrt:
Chief we all can not be as fortunate like you na. Some of us still dey for our mama house still dey chop mummy thank you even at 50 sef.

No be everything be about small pikin o. Some of us na because of the hand that life dealt to us.

Abeg forgive us 🙏

If you can have a good word for me amongst your friends.and help me I will appreciate 🙏🙏

I need a job so bad.

Please

myami:
she sabi suck?

Yampotatocarrot:
Lol @ senior Yahaya Bello... Well, maybe na age dey make you humble sha...if we young guys begin compare ourselves like that, we fit enter depression

Yampotatocarrot:
Loooooooooooooooooooooooool @ my age mates are governors so... make me begin to mummy

I love your reasoning

Feldie:
you can hide money but you can't hide poverty. No matter how person pretend reach e go still show last last say hunger dey

Adewale1603:
See people are wired differently, due to their genetics and hereditary, poor people fresh pass some rich dudes, poor people get flesh pass some skinny rich dudes. Poverty doesn't show on some people faces same as wealth doesn't reflect on some people too. There are lots of average class people, that people view as being wealthy

Goodnewsforlife:
na small money dem Dey hide

If u get money reach one stage to use leg waka go turn shame, even to chop for road side buka go turn wahala.


A man with over 70 million in his account won't wear a boxer of 200

That's just d reality


A man with over 50 million in his account won't wear a slide of 3k, even abokis wear better