Content creator Prophet Rolex has broken his silence following criticism over his previous promotion of the visa services of TMT Travels and Tours.
In an apology, Prophet Rolex asked people who may have been affected to forgive him, saying he had no idea the situation would develop into the controversy now surrounding the company. He explained that his ambassadorial relationship with TMT Travels ran from 2022 to 2024.
He also stated that he was only an ambassador who promoted the company and was not involved in processing visas, collecting customers' money, or handling applications. His legal team similarly maintained that he was not involved in the company's transactions with members of the public.
The apology has nevertheless generated further reactions online, with some critics questioning the responsibility of influencers when promoting businesses and services to their audiences.
Conclusion
The TMT Travels controversy has renewed conversations about influencer endorsements and the importance of verifying businesses before promoting or patronising their services. While Prophet Rolex says he was unaware of any alleged wrongdoing, the matter remains a subject of public discussion and scrutiny.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ye7hpbJr9VI The 2027 presidential race is gathering momentum as a campaign-branded vehicle featuring Peter Obi has been spotted on the streets.
The truck carries prominent 2027 branding, Peter Obi’s image and campaign messages including “A New Nigeria Is Possible” and “From Consumption to Production.”
The development comes as political activities intensify ahead of the 2027 presidential election, with Obi and the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) stepping up their campaign efforts.
The sighting has already sparked reactions online, with supporters describing it as another sign that the Obi campaign is moving into a more visible phase.
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FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has made a bold political prediction ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 presidential election, declaring that no party will win the Federal Capital Territory except the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Wike said he came to the FCT to prove that governance is not difficult when leaders are committed to working. He also referenced his record as Governor of Rivers State, challenging Nigerians to assess his performance.
His statement has sparked political discussion over the APC’s chances in the FCT and the wider 2027 presidential race.
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Isaac Fayose has sparked debate after questioning Nigerians living in the United Kingdom who support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu while seeking opportunities and a better future abroad.
Fayose's comments have raised questions about whether Nigerians who relocate overseas should continue supporting Nigeria's political leadership, particularly when they cite better economic and living conditions as reasons for moving abroad.
However, Nigerians in the diaspora maintain strong connections to the country through their families, businesses, investments and political interests. Many argue that living abroad does not prevent anyone from having an opinion about Nigerian politics.
The comments have therefore reignited the wider debate about Tinubu, Nigerians abroad, migration and political support.
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The meeting between Inspector General of Police Kayode Egbetokun and Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has generated widespread discussion across Nigeria following reports and online claims about security concerns in the state.
While social media has been awash with various allegations regarding the meeting, no official statement has confirmed claims of any heated confrontation between the two leaders.
The development has nonetheless reignited conversations about insecurity, the relationship between state governments and security agencies, and the need for greater transparency in tackling crime.
As Nigerians await official clarification, many are calling for facts to take precedence over speculation.
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Chief Imam of Lekki Calls for Execution of Convicted Kidnappers, Rekindles National Security Debate
The Chief Imam of Lekki has urged the Nigerian government to enforce the maximum legal punishment against convicted kidnappers and bandits, saying stronger action is needed to combat rising insecurity.
His comments have sparked widespread debate, with supporters calling for tougher deterrents while others stress the importance of due process and broader security reforms.
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The Chief Imam of Lekki Central Mosque, Dr. Ridwan Jamiu, has called on the President Bola Tinubu-led Nigerian government to adopt the Quranic punishment for terrorists, kidnappers, bandits and armed robbers, urging authorities to execute those convicted of killing innocent people while carrying out their crimes.
The Islamic cleric made the appeal during his Friday sermon, where he cited Surah Al-Ma'idah, Verse 33 of the Holy Quran as the basis for his position.
According to him, individuals who take up arms, spread terror and unlawfully kill innocent people should face the death penalty after being apprehended and found responsible for such crimes.
"Anyone who is a bandit, a terrorist, an armed robber, or a kidnapper, anyone who commits treason and seeks to spread chaos—once they are apprehended, if their crime involved killing innocent people, if they carried weapons and killed people unjustly, then they should also be put to death. This is in Surah Al-Ma'idah, verse 33," Imam Jamiu said.
Explaining his interpretation of the Quranic verse, the cleric said those who engage in armed violence against innocent citizens are regarded in Islam as waging war against Allah and His Messenger.
"God says that everyone who wages war against Allah and His Messenger—those who wage war against Allah and His Messenger are those who join armed groups, carry weapons, and use them to spread terror. In Islam, by doing that, you are considered to be fighting against Allah and His Messenger.
"You are causing corruption. God says that when such people are captured, there are four prescribed punishments. Whoever does this should be executed. Or they should be crucified after being killed. Or their right hands and left feet should be cut off (opposite limbs amputated). Or they should be banished from the land—sent away or imprisoned in exile. That is what the scholars have explained."
The cleric further stated that, according to his interpretation of the Quran, the punishment should depend on the nature of the crime committed.
"Anyone who is a bandit, a terrorist, an armed robber, or a kidnapper, anyone who commits treason and spreads terror—if, after being captured, it is established that they killed innocent people while armed, then they should be executed. That is, if they killed people and also seized people's property."
South African Anti-Migration Leader's Planned Nigeria Visit Sparks Debate Across Africa
South African anti-migration leader Phakel'umthakathi has announced plans to visit several African countries, including Nigeria, where he hopes to encourage citizens to hold their governments accountable.
His comments have generated mixed reactions, with some agreeing that governance reforms are essential while others remain concerned about the broader context of migration and xenophobia.
No official date for the proposed visit has been confirmed.
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50 Days in Captivity! VDM Alleges Seyi Makinde Paid Abductors, Yet Oyo Schoolchildren Still Missing
Nearly 50 days after the abduction of 39 schoolchildren and seven teachers in Orire Local Government Area of Oyo State, public concern continues to mount as the victims remain in captivity.
Social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) has alleged that the Oyo State Government paid a ransom for the victims' release but claimed the abductors failed to free them. The allegation has not been independently verified, and the Oyo State Government has not officially confirmed it.
The prolonged captivity has sparked renewed outrage, with many Nigerians calling on the federal and state governments, as well as security agencies, to intensify efforts to secure the victims' safe release.
Families of the abducted children and teachers continue to wait anxiously for positive news, while citizens urge authorities to provide regular updates on the rescue operation.
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It is said that they OYO state government paid ransom for the release of the 39 children and 7 teachers that was abdvckted at orire LGA of OYO state on the 15 of may 2026
It is said that after the government made the payment they nappers still refused to release the children and teachers,as of today they have spent exactly 49 days in captivity(don’t know how true this is)
On the 17th of June 2026 when well meaning Nigerians came out to protest in OYO state demanding the release of the children in captivity the governor engr seyi makinde promised he was going to get them out and sadly makinde has failed to do so,the federal government have moved on,THE DSS,POLICE,ARMY seems to have also moved on and are more focused on the 2027 elections….
NIGERIANS ARE WE REALLY GOING TO MOVE ON FROM THIS? TOMORROW MAKES IT 50 days with those kids in the bush,children that are less than 10years old,some of them are below 4years old,are we really going to move on?
VDM's Fresh Allegations Against Femi Gbajabiamila Spark Nationwide Debate
Social media activist VeryDarkMan has ignited fresh debate after calling on Nigerian security agencies to protect Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew while making allegations involving Femi Gbajabiamila.
The comments have attracted widespread attention online. However, the allegations remain unverified, and no official findings have confirmed them. The development has renewed discussions about accountability, due process, and the role of social media in public discourse.
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Obasanjo Warns Nigeria Must Address Rising Tensions to Prevent Future Crisis
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has sparked fresh national debate after warning that Nigeria must not ignore conditions that could threaten the country's unity.
His remarks have renewed discussions about insecurity, economic hardship, ethnic divisions, and political trust. While many Nigerians view his comments as a timely warning, others believe the country has evolved significantly since the civil war era.
The statement has prompted calls for stronger leadership, national dialogue, and reforms aimed at preserving peace and stability.
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Let's Africans leave their country for them. U can't be rich for ever. You can't be at the top of ever. You shall surely need this people one day, an it might be too late.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLJNHTrhMGg Miyetti Allah has announced that it will not carry out reprisal attacks following the reported killing of one of its chairmen in Benue State.
The statement comes amid heightened security concerns, with many fearing the incident could trigger another cycle of violence. While the declaration has been welcomed by some as a positive step toward peace, many Nigerians continue to call for justice, accountability, and stronger security measures to prevent further unrest.
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Fresh Tension in Oyo: Sunday Igboho Vows Action After Ogbomoso Schoolchildren Abduction
The abduction of schoolchildren and teachers in Ogbomoso has triggered renewed tensions in Oyo State, with Yoruba Nation activist Sunday Igboho issuing a strong warning directed at Fulani communities residing within the Old Oyo National Park axis.
In a video circulating online, Igboho expressed anger over the latest kidnapping incident, promising that efforts were underway to secure the release of the victims. He further stated that once the abducted pupils and teachers are rescued, Fulani residents in the area would be forced to leave.
The remarks have generated intense debate among Nigerians, especially on social media, where opinions remain sharply divided.
Supporters of the activist argue that communities across the South-West have suffered repeated attacks, kidnappings, and violent crimes over the years, leaving many residents frustrated with what they perceive as inadequate security responses from authorities.
Others, however, have cautioned against linking criminal activities to an entire ethnic group, stressing that individuals responsible for kidnappings should be identified, arrested, and prosecuted without targeting innocent residents.
Security analysts believe the latest statement underscores growing public dissatisfaction with efforts to curb insecurity in parts of the country. They also warn that emotionally charged rhetoric could further inflame ethnic tensions at a time when cooperation among communities is needed to tackle criminal networks.
The incident comes amid persistent concerns over kidnapping activities along forest corridors in Oyo and neighboring states, with residents increasingly calling for stronger security measures and more proactive government intervention.
As authorities continue investigations into the abduction, many Nigerians are hoping for the safe return of the kidnapped schoolchildren and teachers while urging community leaders to promote peace and lawful approaches to addressing security challenges.
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