If you want people to take you serious dish out details not story.
Calling someone a thief without evidence amounts to defamation. Which carries jail term.
So speak or forever remain silent.
SammyB67: This girl name is Naomi Solomon on facebook she is a scammer she defraud people of thier hard earn money she is a choir in coccin damboa road she lives in damboa road maiduguri Borno state. Chibok by tribe Her numbers are 09049748935 and 07033227162 Doing business both online and offline is on ur own risks.
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command‘s anti-kidnapping unit, on the 2nd of October 2026, while on routine patrol around the Airport Bridge Taxi Park, said it observed a fully tinted navy blue Volkswagen vehicle with registration number KMC567LQ parked with its windows wound up and moved in to arrest the rapist.
It said that while the vehicle was shaking, the officers, suspecting foul play, approached the vehicle and opened it, only to see one Zayyanu Halilu raping a twelve (12)- year-old minor.
The command said that following the discovery, the suspect was promptly arrested and the victim was rescued.
FCT Police Public Relations Officer, Josephine Adeh, said preliminary investigation revealed that the suspect had, on several occasions, lured and sexually abused the underage victim in the said vehicle parked at the same location, with threats to “deal with her” if she reveals the abuse to anyone.
She said the medical examination also revealed that the victim is about three months pregnant as a result of the abuse.
According to her, the victim is currently receiving medical care and assessment, while the suspect remains in Police custody and will be charged to court upon conclusion of investigations.
She said the Commissioner of Police, FCT Command, Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi, urges parents and guardians to remain vigilant and pay close attention to the whereabouts, safety and welfare of their wards at all times.
“Members of the public are also enjoined to remain security-conscious and promptly report suspicious activities or persons to the nearest police station or through the Command’s emergency lines: 08032003913, 08028940883.”
You are happy to know others privacy but no body knows yours.
Truvelisback: I like his honesty. If he hadn't said this, many of us wouldn't have known. Besides, he just exposed how terrible Nigeria is in terms of economy and the devaluation of the Naira.
*Nigerian man says he has begged on Italian streets for nine years.
*He claims earnings from begging helped him build a house in Nigeria and support his family.
*His account has sparked debate online about migration, begging and life abroad.
A Nigerian man living in Italy has claimed that he has spent the past nine years begging on the streets of the European country while using the proceeds to support his family in Nigeria.
The man made the revelation in a video circulating online, where he compared living conditions in Italy and Nigeria.
Although he said Italy was a better place to live, he disclosed that begging had been his means of livelihood since relocating to the country nine years ago.
He said the income had enabled him to build a house in Nigeria and provide for his children and other family members.
He stated, “Italy is better than Nigeria, but I have been a beggar here in Italy for the last nine years and I have built a house in Nigeria and I take care of my kids and family very well.”
His account has generated mixed reactions on social media, with some users questioning why he would leave Nigeria for Europe only to depend on begging for a living.
Others expressed surprise at his claim that begging had provided enough income for him to build a house and support his family back home.
One social media user noted that the man had also mentioned being sick and said more details might emerge if he continued his story.
The video has consequently renewed online discussions about migration, economic opportunities abroad and the different means through which Nigerians living overseas earn a living.
Some reactions focused on whether travelling abroad necessarily guarantees employment or improved economic circumstances, while others questioned the circumstances that led the man to begging.
The full circumstances surrounding his decision to beg in Italy, his earnings and the house he claimed to have built in Nigeria could not be independently verified from the video.
"Italy is better than Nigeria, but I have been a beggar here in Italy for the last 9 years and I have built a house in Nigeria and I take care of my kids and family very well" — Nigerian man who begs for a living in Italy reveals. pic.twitter.com/ueTXxS6P6W
IamtheTruth1: I am surprised it took for him this long to respond. When the Governor removed him as an Emir. El-Rufai was the only one who received him from exile. Did fight the former Governor.
Was expecting Him to be leading the March to get El-Rufai free instead of writing on one page of the newspaper.
Nigerians will forget you in a week. That is why it's just stomach infrastructure.
The Emir of Kano, Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi II, has questioned the continued detention of former Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai, raising concerns over whether Nigeria’s anti-corruption campaign is being applied consistently.
Sanusi made the remarks during an interview with Channels Television on the sidelines of a book launch, where he argued that enacting laws to combat corruption was not enough without effective enforcement by institutions responsible for investigating, prosecuting and trying corruption cases
The emir alleged that some corruption cases had been dropped because the suspects had political connections or enjoyed the backing of influential individuals
“We have seen in this country people who are facing corruption charges who basically just get those charges dropped because they belong to the right political environment or have the right political support,” he said.
According to Sanusi, the manner in which some corruption cases had been handled raised questions about whether the anti-corruption campaign was being pursued consistently.
He cited El-Rufai’s case, describing the former governor as his brother, and questioned why he had allegedly been denied bail and remained in detention despite not having been convicted.
“An example is my brother, Nasir El-Rufai, who’s been denied bail. He’s been in detention for seven months, not having been convicted for anything,” he said.
Sanusi said developments such as El-Rufai’s case could lead members of the public to question the motive behind some anti-corruption proceedings.
“So people begin to wonder, is this really a fight against corruption, or is it a political battle?” he asked.
The emir said Nigeria would make little progress until politicians and those in positions of authority, including those responsible for the judiciary, decided to apply the laws for which they were enacted.
“Now, until the politicians and those who control political office and the judiciary decide that they are going to use these laws for the purpose for which they are set up, we’re not going to get anywhere,” he said.
Sanusi added that while reviewing the laws was a positive step, greater attention should also be given to the institutions responsible for enforcing them.
Otherwise, he warned, people with the right political connections could evade accountability.
El-Rufai is facing trial over allegations including corruption and money laundering. He has said his experience has made him reconsider some of his relationships, noting that some friends and associates remained silent during his trial.
MrSly: I want the subsidy returned but not the usual subsidy. This time I want the subsidy to be given to the local refineries in terms of supplying them srude oil at a low price and them place on them a maximum price control to enable Nigerians but crude at a cheap price. At the same time let the boarders be secured to avoid smuggling of petrol to neighbouring countries. That is the subsidy I want not the one that empowers foreign powers and importers.
That is when we have grown. There is only one refinery dangote and he is a shark.
Bullman: In the Gambia a litre of fuel in naira is about 1650 naira(103 dalasi).. In Nigeria it is 1500 Gambia has a population of 2.3 million they don't produce crude oil minimum wage is between 6500 to 7000 Bag of cement here is about 400 to 450 which is about 7000 naira for a bag. In nigeria is is sold for almost 10000 naira. Using Gambian minimum wage you can buy almost 70 liter of fuel and almost 18 bags of cement. You cannot do the same with your Nigerian minimum wage. Fuel in Nigeria ought to be affordable for even the poorest Nigerian. In the Gambia electricity went off for 48 hours in some part of the country, youth took to the street and matched to NAWEC office and protested that same day the light was restored and it haVe not gone off for almost three weeks.. Nigeria biggest curse is IMPROVISING and always ADJUSTING..
The family of a teenager, Imole Ilesanmi, has raised the alarm over her whereabouts after she reportedly went missing in the Agbado area of Ogun State.
Imole was said to have gone missing around 3pm on Sunday, September 20, 2026, after she left her family home.
Speaking exclusively with PUNCH Metro on Sunday, Imole’s father said she was at home when he asked her to prepare food for him.
He said the family later learnt that she planned to visit a cleric in the Popóshóla area after cooking
“She went missing on Sunday around 3pm. She was at home and I asked her to cook for me. The information we got was that she said she wanted to go and see an Alfa in that area after cooking. Since then, we have not heard from her.
“We have been calling her line. It was ringing from Sunday until Monday morning, but nobody answered. Her friends and some people we asked also said she mentioned that she was going towards that area,” he said
The father said the matter was reported at the Agbado Police Station, adding that the cleric was initially arrested but later released.
He said the family was concerned about the cleric’s release because they believed he could provide information that might help establish Imole’s whereabouts.
According to him, several people directed the family to the area where the cleric lived, while some residents also claimed to have seen Imole around the neighbourhood.
However, the cleric, identified simply as Alfa, denied knowing the teenager’s whereabouts, saying she did not visit his residence on the day she disappeared.
He said Imole had told people that she was going to Popóshóla, rather than his house.
“She did not say she wanted to come to my place. She said she was going to Popóshóla. Even her friend said she was going to Popóshóla, not my house.
“She used to come to my place before, but I did not see her on that Sunday. I also did not see her on Monday when they said she was seen around the neighbourhood,” he said.
Alfa said he was detained for a day before being released, adding that a police officer stayed with him at his residence throughout Sunday
“They detained me for one day. There was a police officer with me at my house throughout that Sunday. He was also the person who went with me to the station.
“He can testify that she was not at my place throughout that day. I am ready to provide his contact details so that he can confirm what happened,” he said.
Speaking on efforts to locate her, Imole’s sister, Ayomide Ilesanmi, said the family had been unable to establish what happened after she was last seen.
“The neighbour said they saw her walking up and down. She was restless and kept walking, and they told her to rest. Later, they did not hear from her again.
“We were told that she went to Popóshóla and that she branched at her friend’s place. We waited for her to come back, but minutes turned to hours and then days. It has been four days and she has still not come back,” she said.
Ayomide said the family had visited churches and a mosque to pray for Imole’s safe return.
She added that the family had received several rumours since they began circulating Imole’s photographs and information online.
“Since we started posting everywhere, different rumours have been coming. Some people would say they found her body or that they found something concerning her, but when we checked, we discovered that the information was fake.
“It has been difficult for us because we keep receiving different information and we don’t know which one to believe,” she said.
Ever since the ADC presidential candidate Alh Atiku Abubarka hinted on returning sudsidy.
There have been a loud chorus of his return to subsidy by many Nigerians.
Prominent Amongst them is NDC presidential candidate Mr Peter Obi who has promised to return subsidy.
Judging by SDM revelation one can say that the removal of subsidy without building and enabling the right environment and system has put Nigeria in a precarious state.
Apple Inc. is an American multinational technology company.
The produce the popular phone brand, IPHONE.
Every year Apple will release a new version of its iPhone. And then you see people scrambling to buy it.
But a closer look at the so called newer model you can not differentiate the older ones and new one aside the placing of it cameras and menu arrangements.
So I ask should Apple Inc continue to produce every year new models what do they expect their customers to do with the last year models.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has considered the remote possibility of US military action against Canada, according to an interview with The New York Times.
Carney told the Times that his administration has carefully examined the "extreme tail risk" scenario where the US takes military action against his country, and had prepared accordingly, without providing further detail.
"I think you have a responsibility in these roles to look at extreme tail risk," Carney told the Times. "That's just risk management. That's not a base case, but it would be irresponsible not to" prepare.
Tensions between the neighbouring countries have flared under US President Donald Trump.
Any conflict would likely be highly imbalanced. The US military has more than 2 million active-duty and reserve troops, while Canada has fewer than 200,000, according to their governments. Similarly, as of 2024, the US possessed 65 military submarines, compared to Canada's four.
Canada, though, has the longest coastline in the world and is close to the Arctic, two circumstances that have prompted Carney to boost defence spending since he took office.
Meanwhile, Trump has frequently talked about Canada as the "51st state". He also started a trade war with it that deepened last month as the two countries began exchanging tit-for-tat tariffs on a number of products.
Even since then, Carney told the Times, he speaks with Trump "frequently".
"From my perspective, we have a good relationship in the sense of we can pick up the phone and talk to each other about issues," he told the outlet.
"He's direct. I'm direct in terms of where positions are. It's much more efficient that way, and so you know that exists and that will continue to exist."
Carney said he believed there was still a path to resume trade negotiations with the US. Returning to their amicable ties would be beneficial for both countries, he said.
Nigeria can't do much because of of bad leadership.
Morizo: These xenopobic monkeys killed her and it's time to take concrete action by the government
SA has a lot of enemies in the away and now building a brick of enemies in Africa. They claimed Ramaphosa was poisoned. It might be his fellow SA that did it
Nigeria should form defence alliance with Israel US ust because of xenophobic SA!
digitalige: I couldn't believe Ayo was gone. I was still chatting with her just over two weeks before her reported death. Very peaceful and quiet colleague. It is well.
Ayodele Odularu, a Nigerian lecturer at the University of Fort Hare, South Africa, has been found dead at her residence in Eastern Cape Province of South Africa.
Speaking with Punch’s Diaspora Tales on Wednesday, Gbadebo Odularu, the brother of the deceased, said she died on August 16 at the age of 51.
A family member, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told the publication that the lecturer’s death was not natural and the circumstances remained unclear to the family. The family had asked for an investigation into her death.
In a GoFundMe statement published by Gbadebo on behalf of the family, the lecturer was described as someone who “dedicated her life to knowledge, discovery, and creating a better future for communities”.
The family said “although her journey on earth ended too soon, the impact of her life continues through the people she inspired, the knowledge she shared, and the communities she hoped to serve”.
“Ayodele was far more than a sister. She was a cherished daughter, aunt, friend, mentor, scholar, and a source of encouragement, compassion, wisdom, and strength to everyone blessed to know her,” the statement reads.
“Her presence brought warmth into every room. She was known for her kindness, infectious laughter, generosity, resilience, and unwavering commitment to uplifting others. She had a rare ability to make people feel valued, heard, and inspired.
“Dr. Ayodele Odularu dedicated her life to knowledge, discovery, and creating a better future for communities.
“As an Independent Senior Researcher at the University of Fort Hare Community, she contributed meaningfully to academic research and the advancement of knowledge through her scholarly work.”
On Thursday, University of Fort Hare organised a memorial service in honour of the lecturer
The lecturer died amid the violent attacks against Nigerians and other Africans in South Africa.
Since June, the federal government has facilitated the evacuation of 1,716 Nigerians from South Africa over Xenophobic attacks in the former apartheid country.
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