Lovelink1991: A lady who just came from Dubai has cried out for help after discovering that the N3m she has been saving since 2022 in her access bank has vanished from the account.
According to access bank that somebody has been withdrawing the money since 2024 and mtn has sold her line to another person.
The lady who revealed that her ₦3 million life savings disappeared from her Access Bank account broke down in tears while begging Nigerians for help, saying she was homeless in Dubai and sacrificed everything to save the money, only to return home to nothing 💔
Most of those bankers and their sacked workers are mostly responsible for such frauds. Your SIM is in use yet they will withdraw without someone consent especially when they have a trace that you ain't in the country.
Someone from abroad sent millions into his account, when the brothers got to the bank to make a proper investigation, one of the bank officials said he borrowed 20m that they should give him few days to return it, imagine?
Withdrawing from customer account without Thier consent.
We have frauders in the banking system, alot of them. It's high time Nigeria banks found a permanent solution to this banking fraud and unused Sims.
Nigeria bank need to do something about this ASAP.
obedience4: Iran's Foreign Ministry denied Monday that it had received a formal invitation to join the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, a day after the Al Mayadeen news network reported that Iran had received such an invitation and was reviewing the proposal.
The denial came during the ministry's weekly press briefing, held Monday, when a reporter asked the spokesperson to confirm or deny the Al Mayadeen report.
Asked about the report, the Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said Iran had not received a formal invitation but that proposals for dialogue with the countries involved had been raised regarding collective regional security issues..
"We have not received a formal invitation, but proposals have been raised for dialogue with these countries on matters related to collective security in the region," Baghaei noted.
The spokesperson separately said Iran has no reason to believe the Mecca agreement is targeted against it, adding that regional countries have concluded that Washington's only concern is preserving what Tehran characterizes as the illegitimate interests of Israel in the region.
Al Mayadeen's report
Al Mayadeen had reported Sunday that Tehran received a formal invitation to join the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement between Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan, citing Mehdi Rahimi, head of the Iranian parliament's news agency.
"The proposal is currently being reviewed by the Iranian leadership," Rahimi was quoted as saying by Al Mayadeen.
What is the food of a goatt before, is it not a grass? Goats doesn't have sense, no thinking, no rational in nature, no remorse, no brain at all especially the black ones who talks any how.
Goatt remains goatt. You are free to Keep eating grass. Chicken is no food for the goat at all.
givedemwotowoto: Under Okpebholo, Edo debt rises, now Nigeria’s sixth most indebted state
Edo’s domestic debt has surged by N59.37 billion under Governor Monday Okpebholo, catapulting the state from 12th to sixth among Nigeria’s most indebted states in just 15 months.
This was a statement by Senator Fadahunsi now on video. Translation
"From now on, whenever you see Accord members, kill them. I authorise you to kill them. They have wives and children too. This is a Federal Government election. On election day, even if they come with voters… pic.twitter.com/67HlMmfS6K
Achimomtv: In this episode, we take you inside a real dog breeding business in Nigeria to see how professional dog breeders raise, care for, and manage different breeds of dogs.
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[WATCH] Lamola says another point of agreement during his meeting with the Ghanaian president and his delegation was that South Africa is a sovereign state, with a right to enforce its immigration laws.#Newzroom405pic.twitter.com/Dy4M7VsNxg
Ronald Lamola, SA Minister of International Relations and Cooperation
Yesterday, I met with His Excellency President Mahama of Ghana as a Special Envoy on behalf of President Ramaphosa in Accra. We engaged in an open dialogue on key issues impacting both our nations.
We underscored our position against all forms of intolerance, we categorically reject xenophobia, racism, homophobia, and violence in all forms, and remain steadfast in upholding the rule of law.
We remain fully aligned with the objectives of the African Union, we advocate for safe, regular and orderly migration across the continent. To this end the push and pull factors on irregular migration must be addressed.
South Africa reiterates its commitment to constructive engagement and partnership, and stands ready to work alongside all stakeholders to build sustainable solutions to shared migration challenges.
Ambassador Sola Enikanolaiye said that if anybody committed an offence, he should be arrested and prosecuted. He said that Nigeria believes in rule of law, not mob justice. He said that there is no excuse for violence. He said that there is evidence that many innocent Nigerians have been attacked.
During high-level talks held in Abuja recently, International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola raised concerns with the Nigerian government over the alleged installation of an unrecognised "Igbo King" in the Eastern Cape, as well as the alleged involvement of some Nigerian nationals in organised crime and the occupation of hijacked buildings.
Lamola raised the issues during his diplomatic visit to Nigeria, which came amid recent tensions between the two countries, particularly over immigration.
Nigeria has strongly condemned anti-immigrant violence in South Africa, urging authorities to stop xenophobic attacks and protect lawfully resident foreign nationals.
Lamola, serving as Special Envoy, led the South African delegation during talks in Abuja.
Department of International Relations and Cooperation spokesman Chrispin Phiri said Lamola delivered an official message from President Cyril Ramaphosa to Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
He said Tinubu designated a high-level Nigerian government delegation to engage in structured talks with the South African delegation led by the Special Envoy.
Phiri said the discussions were candid, constructive and forward-looking, focusing on restoring mutual goodwill and strengthening bilateral relations between the two nations.
Lamola outlined three specific areas of concern that have heightened recent tensions between South Africa and Nigeria.
These included the purported installation of an unrecognised traditional ruler, titled an "Igbo King", in the Eastern Cape in March 2026, which caused widespread public concern across South Africa.
In mid-March, videos and photos showing a group of people dressed in traditional Igbo attire appointing Chief Solomon Ogbonna Eziko as the 'Igwe Ndigbo' (Igbo king) of KuGompo went viral on social media.
KuGompo was later hit by violent unrest following protests against the alleged installation of the Nigerian king.
However, both South African and Nigerian authorities have confirmed that the king is not a recognised sovereign leader.
"Minister Lamola emphasised that this occurred while South Africa is actively consolidating the constitutional role of traditional leadership in a post-apartheid society."
Lamola also raised concerns about the involvement of certain foreign nationals, including Nigerian citizens, in organised crime, illicit drug trafficking and financial fraud.
"The Special Envoy noted that as of July 7, 2026, more than 500 Nigerian nationals had been processed through the South African criminal justice system for various offences, highlighting the need for enhanced cross-border security cooperation."
Lamola also addressed instances in which law enforcement officers faced violent resistance or obstruction during criminal investigations.
Specific concern was raised over hijacked residential and commercial properties in urban centres such as Hillbrow in Johannesburg and Sunnyside in Pretoria, where unlawful enclaves have compromised public safety for local residents and foreign nationals alike.
NEGATIVE PERCEPTIONS OF NIGERIANS
"Regrettably, these incidents have fueled negative perceptions surrounding Nigerian nationals living in South Africa over the years."
"Addressing these challenges firmly, fairly, and within the bounds of the law is vital for the well-being of both our nations," said Lamola.
According to Phiri, both delegations also reviewed feedback regarding the processing and arrest of more than 500 Nigerian nationals in South Africa.
“Minister Lamola clarified that these law enforcement measures are evidence-based, targeting individual criminal conduct rather than profiling the broader, law-abiding Nigerian diaspora."
Phiri said the Nigerian delegation acknowledged the need to hold lawbreakers accountable while emphasising the importance of guaranteeing constitutional due process, fair trial standards and humane treatment for all detainees.
Both delegations also agreed on the urgent need to de-escalate inflammatory rhetoric in public discourse and prevent hostile actions.
Phiri said Lamola emphasised that the South African government unequivocally condemns all forms of xenophobia, racism, discrimination and related intolerance.
"While crime and lawlessness will be met with the full force of the law, public frustration or criminal activity can never be used to justify vigilante violence, intimidation, or attacks against foreign nationals."
“Law enforcement remains the exclusive prerogative of the state," Lamola said.
"While South Africa will not tolerate criminal activity by any individual regardless of nationality, we equally will not permit vigilante action or xenophobic violence against foreign nationals residing in our country. To this end arrests have taken place and relevant investigations are still underway."
Lamola reiterated that shared migration and public safety challenges are best resolved through formal diplomatic channels, institutional security partnerships and strict adherence to constitutional rights.
"The two governments reaffirmed that bilateral diplomacy and Pan-African solidarity remain the essential frameworks to ensure peaceful coexistence, safeguard human rights, and deepen historical ties between South Africa and Nigeria."
I'm concerned with the response of our Nigeria counterparts.
Does it mean only the SA delegates that dominates the conversation?
Threat owner, please we need the response of Nigerians who attended to SA.
FG, house of senate's, representative, and every other individuals who are in the position of authority, if you guys does not take this up and get justices for this guy and other Nigerians, nemesis, karma and the likes shall visit you guys including yours in a way suitable.
I cried seeing strangling this dude. What a shame on our FG to keep silence.
CyynthiaKiss: That Islamic terrorist on suit in New York should say bye bye to his political career.. That clown has overstepped his boundaries simply because Nyorkers showed him love, now the ant is seeing himself as a bird..
He should have copied from the mayor of London, though that one has his own garbage, but you can never see him rubbing it on the faces of people because he understands what a diplomacy is all about.
When they attain power, the brain*n is upside down and beneath their feed. They think with anu*s instead of brain and want to rule with hatred instead of love.