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Paraman:
https://punchng.com/delta-market-schools-shut-as-palace-announces-monarchs-death/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social

Dongideon007:
https://punchng.com/16-nude-videos-found-in-suspended-unical-deans-phone-witness/?amp

samebony1:
https://www.thecable.ng/just-in-tinubu-confers-national-honours-on-super-eagles-gifts-them-plots-of-land-in-fctcompetition.

thevoicenews:
Video of One on One Session with Minister of Sport, Sen. John Ehoh and Alex Iwobi

Watch video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Som4bZFTmsc

The Minister of Sports Development, Senator John Owan Enoh, had a one on one session with Alex Iwobi following the cyberbullying the football star suffered.

He encourages Iwobi and assures him that the majority of the fans recognize his efforts and are grateful to the entire team for bringing back the silver medal.

He said, “You did your best for your country and i am proud of you.The leadership and the rest of the country is proud of you.Those who are not are in the far minority and do not speak for the rest of our country, so just be strong. You did your best, you are part of a team that brought home a silver medal which the country last won at AFCON 2000, which is 23 years ago.You put in your best, thankyou very much “.

fergie001:
Dr. Alex Otti, OFR. (Governor of Abia State)


C. C. Soludo CFR (Governor of Anambra State)


Bassey Edet Otu (Governor of Cross River State)


Godwin Obaseki (Governor, Edo State)


Biodun Oyebanji (Governor of Ekiti State)


Peter Ndubuisi Mbah (Governor of Enugu State)


Babajide Sanwo-Olu (Governor of Lagos State)


Dapo Abiodun (Governor of Ogun State)



Agbu Kefas (Governor of Taraba State)


Seyi Makinde (Governor of Oyo State)


Siminalayi Joseph Fubara (Governor of Rivers State)


Dauda Lawal-Dare (Governor of Zamfara State)

oyatz:
Many Nigerians like to believe only their own versions of truths and foreclosed the possibilities of other truths.

I know Sen Buhari's Nephew who personally told me their family ancestry.

Dr Olusola Saraki couldn't have brazenly distorted his family ancestry since he wasn't the only one in the family. His father might have settled in Ilorin, but he might be a descendant of Fulani clerics scattered in some parts of Kwara/Oyo/Ogun State.

forgiveness:
There are two people behind. Is it the one on the left or on the right?

Unclebayo:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/fresh-bill-seeks-creation-of-three-states/%3famp

36 states never see food chop, them wan still create another state.

ogododo:
https://dailytrust.com/dollar-hits-all-time-low-crosses-n1500-at-official-market/

matify83:
The post reference her as miss (Ms.)


Access Holdings Plc on Monday announced the appointment of Ms. Bolaji Agbede as the Acting Group Chief Executive Officer.

BlueRayDick:
Some of u guys are sick. The board appointed a woman who is actually already an ED to become the GMD and u start spouting nonsense about Yorubanization or some dumb conspiracy theory.

I bet most of u saying all that have never worked in corporate environment before sef🤦‍♂️

BluntCrazeMan:
Source:
https://punchng.com/breaking-access-holdings-names-bolaji-agbede-as-acting-ceo/

Groovenaija360:
The amazing throwback photo of Access bank Ceo, Mr Herbert Onyewumbu Wigwe was shared on social media.

Access bank via Facebook page, posted this photo and captioned it  #ThrowbackThursday.



About Herbert Onyewumbu Wigwe?

Lets roll!

Herbert Onyewumbu Wigwe (born 15 August 1966 in Lagos) is a Nigerian banker and entrepreneur. He is currently CEO and Group managing director of Access Bank plc, one of Nigeria's top five banking institutions, after succeeding his business partner, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhede in January 2014.[1]

Wigwe has a degree in accountancy from the University of Nigeria, an MA in Banking and Finance from the University College of North Wales (now Bangor), an MSc in Financial Economics from the University of London, and is an Alumnus of the Harvard Business School Executive Management Program.

Herbert Wigwe began his career at Coopers & Lybrand, Lagos as a management consultant, later qualifying as a chartered accountant. After a stint at Capital Bank, he joined GTBank where he spent over a decade working in corporate and institutional banking, rising to become the executive director in charge of institutional banking.

In 2002, Wigwe and his business partner, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, saw a unique opportunity and grasped it, acquiring what was then a small commercial bank, Access Bank – at the time, the 65th largest of the 89 banks in the country.

Access Bank is now one of the top five banks in Nigeria and ranked among the top 500 global banks according to a 2015 report by The Banker magazine and is aiming to be Africa's top bank. It currently serves over 6.5 million account-holders, through 350 branches and with more than 1,500 ATMs in major centres across Nigeria, Sub-Saharan Africa and the UK.

As one of Nigeria's foremost corporate bankers, he has helped develop some of Africa's biggest companies in the construction, telecommunications, energy and oil and gas sectors through a unique model, which involves understanding and providing financial support and expertise. His career in financial services spans more than 25 years including over a decade as Deputy Managing Director.

Check His full biography and more photos at the link below.

>>>> https://groovenaija360.com.ng/amazing-childhood-photo-of-herbert-wigwe-ceo-access-bank-plc/

Mynd44:
'Instead of war on poverty,they got a war on drugs so the police can bother me.' ~ Tupac

sketching:
IGP orders police cybercrime unit to clamp down on persons spreading fake news



SOURCE: TheCable

sketching:
Abiodun expresses shock over tragic death of Wigwe, wife, son, Ogunbanjo, others



SOURCE: DailyPost

Jakumo:
Absolutely right about drones being the ultimate force multiplier. Those drones need not be pricey military grade attack drones either. With a readily available extra-capacity battery installed, a used $500 DJI Mavic 2 Pro quadcopter can cover 13 miles at 27 mph on round trip back to base missions while filming in high resolution 4K video format. If the drone operator has access to a tall tower or building, signal connectivity will enable the drone pilot to report in real time about events unfolding 5 miles away, in order to inform military or police tactical operations.

A low-budget mobile command post in the form of an incognito van or car, could park 5 miles from the known danger zone, and be used to launch multiple drones on reconnaissance and surveillance missions along most of the now notorious danger zones that dot Nigeria's highways and byways. Even at today's plummeting naira exchange rates, a few hobby grade drones like the Mavic 2 Pro being deployed by law enforcement or the military will save the lives of many kidnapped travelers that are at this very moment languishing unfed and even dying in the custody of cruel terrorist kidnap gangs across the nation's hinterlands.

casualobserver:
According to Alex Otti who spoke to Olusola, he did not decline to board the flight but decided to travel by road with the luggage of the entourage.

My interpretation of this is that the luggage was too heavy for the helicopter and it was just a twist of fate. If it were solely a case of him being afraid to fly, the luggage would have gone with the helicopter.

Checking the max payload of an EC 350 which is approx 1000kg, the luggage theory makes sense. 2 pilots plus 5 Nigerian VIPs (as was the initial passenger manifest) and their luggage can easily exceed 1000kg. They landed lA in a private jet, it was never their intention to travel to Vegas by helicopter but only did so because their jet could not land in Vegas. So it is possible they had luggage a PJ can easily accommodate but which exceeded the capacity of a small helicopter. In which case it only made sense Olusola to travel by road with the luggage.

SojWORLDWIDE:
https://tribuneonlineng.com/how-herbert-wigwes-aide-escaped-helicopter-crash-that-killed-ceo-family/

Fineman2:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGP1hJJNstI



https://www.politico.eu/article/trump-says-he-would-encourage-russia-to-attack-nato-members-that-dont-pay-enough

gartamanta:
Access Bank boss, Herbert Wigwe, opened his palatial Queens Drive Mansion, Ikoyi Lagos, in December 2023. The House is reported to have cost him 5 billion Naira to complete. Two weeks ago, he hosted billionaire businessmen, Aliko Dangote and Femi Otedola to Dinner in his newly built house

Two weeks later, Herbert Wigwe, his wife Chizoba, and his son Chizzy, would all perish in a Helicopter crash in America

otipoju:
They flew at a very bad time. There has been bad weather all week especially this winter season.

Last January I was to be at a mandatory company on-site work at Michigan. I had bought my ticket and was to fly that evening. I canceled my flight and told them I can't risk my life in a snow storm.

Nobody dared question me further.

You don't fly helicopters in bad weather, it's suicidal. Planes are safer.

hisexcellency34:
Governor Dapo Abiodun, Aliko Dangote, Aigboje Aig-Imokhuede and friends visit Pastor Shyngle Wigwe and his wife, Mrs. Stella Wigwe, to pay respects on the loss of their children Herbert, Chizoba, and grandson Chizi, in a helicopter crash.

oyatz:
There is an element of truth in both sides of the story.


My view is that Alh Mutairu Saraki was most likely, an itinerant Yorubanized Fulani (possibly from Mali) whose parents settled in Abeokuta during his childhood but have relatives who settled in Ilorin.

Dr Olusola Saraki who was born in Lagos decided to adopt Ilorin as his hometown.


#There are many people we now call Yorubas whose great grandfather were Fulani, Bariba, Nupe, Bini.

Senator Fatai Buhari (APC, Oyo NORTH) is of Fulani descent. The Hausa slaves in the Old Oyo Empire didn't disappear but we're absolved into the Yoruba Nation

ferhyntorlah:
Maybe the few you have encountered.

A typical Yoruba man won't drop his culture.

Go to Abidjan and hear how Yoruba is spoken there among the Yoruba community.

#My opinion. You don't have to agree sir.
Thanks

abdeefggh:
There seems to be high concentration of Ejigbo people in Ivory coast especially Abidjan and these people have form great relationship with their host.

Ahead of today's match between Nigeria and Ivory coast, it seems some Ejigbo men are confused about which country to support. This man here is supporting both countries in a unique way

Supremos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOm_HBYx6gY?si=cZsStua5e68k0KYz


Trending Video Of Ivory Coast Super Highways; Is Nigeria Truly The Giant Of Africa?

HeatSeeker:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/entertainment/naija-fashion/667594-lagos-residents-groan-as-cost-of-condoms-increases-by-200.html

ogododo:
https://dailypost.ng/2024/02/12/tell-your-husband-to-address-hunger-insecurity-in-nigeria-emir-of-kano-to-first-lady-oluremi-tinubu/

Neonspook:
Source: https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2020/12/25/dahiru-mangal-katsinas-richest-man-pours-billions-into-nigerien-election/amp/

LoveLeadsLand:
Why More Nigerians Have Died Watching 2023 AFCON Than Those Who Have Died Watching The Tournament In All Of Its History - Professor

Desmond Nweke, a Nigerian professor at Pontifical Urban University, Rome, Italy says he knows why many Nigerians have died watching AFCON tournament this year. See what he has to say in a Facebook thread:




Source: https://www.facebook.com/61553420501146/posts/pfbid02hV34F3Ewvo7SNJwuKfX7v34BUgSsYBxfNe9wkoCfEe6dQsh7FwHuc7eRaFZVBVol/?app=fbl

LoveLeadsLand:
I thought that Obi was going to talk about too many Nigerians who died watching the tournament this year alone.

Do you know why these deaths happened? Here's why according to an erudite Nigerian professor...

https://www.nairaland.com/7997504/why-more-nigerians-died-watching

Every Nigerian should read this.