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How North Korean IT Workers Use Fake Identities to Get Remote Jobs and Fund the Regime In the era of remote work and global freelancing, a hidden cyber operation is quietly thriving — one in which North Korea has strategically positioned IT workers around the world to earn foreign income using stolen or borrowed identities. These tech professionals, often masked behind Western digital personas, are secretly generating millions of dollars to funnel directly back into Kim Jong-un's heavily sanctioned regime. Inside North Korea's Global IT Labor Network One former participant, a defector known only as Jin-su, revealed that he worked for years under this covert system. Operating mainly from China, he was part of a well-organized network of IT workers deployed abroad to earn as much foreign currency as possible. Jin-su told the BBC that he used over 100 fake identities to secure remote jobs with Western companies, often juggling multiple contracts at once and earning at least $5,000 monthly. According to a United Nations Security Council report published in March 2024, North Korea’s overseas IT workers generate an estimated $250 million to $600 million annually. These funds are critical to sustaining the country’s economy, particularly under the weight of international sanctions related to its nuclear weapons development. How They Get the Jobs: Exploiting Remote Hiring Loopholes The success of these operations largely depends on the ability to hide the workers' true nationality. Jin-su explained how he would first pose as Chinese and then recruit individuals in Turkey, Hungary, or the UK to lease their digital identities in return for a cut of his wages. This allowed him to create credible online profiles on job platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, and Fiverr, which he then used to land jobs in the US and Europe. “Using an Asian face was risky,” he said. “But if you used a Western identity, especially from the UK or US, you had a better chance of getting hired.” Many platforms do not require video interviews or extensive background checks, making them vulnerable to deception. Most communication occurs through Slack, email, or GitHub, enabling North Korean workers to operate discreetly without triggering suspicion. Jin-su claimed that it wasn’t unusual for companies to unknowingly hire multiple North Korean nationals on different contracts at the same time. Where the Money Goes and Who Helps Facilitate It Jin-su reported that up to 85% of his earnings were sent back to the North Korean government, typically via intermediaries in China or local networks in Western countries. Last week, a U.S. woman was sentenced to more than eight years in prison for her role in helping North Korean workers obtain jobs and transfer funds. This activity is separate from North Korea’s infamous hacking operations, such as those carried out by the Lazarus Group, which has been linked to large-scale crypto heists. In one major incident, Lazarus was blamed for stealing $1.5 billion from Bybit, a cryptocurrency exchange. The remote IT workforce, however, focuses more on steady income than overt hacking — though data breaches and ransom attacks have been reported in some cases. Daily Life and Why Few Defect Life for these IT workers, though better than inside North Korea, is still heavily controlled. Jin-su described a restrictive existence where workers were prohibited from going outside, exercising, or communicating freely. Still, having access to Western media while abroad opened his eyes to life beyond state propaganda. Yet despite the exposure, few IT workers defect. The risks are immense: heightened surveillance in China, fear of punishment for their families back home, and the cultural mindset of enduring hardship. Most workers comply, finish their contracts, and return to North Korea with their small share of the income. Today, Jin-su continues to work in IT, this time under his real identity. Although he earns less now, he keeps all of it, and he’s no longer involved in illegal operations. “It’s honest work,” he said, “and I finally have control over my life.” https://blessinspire.com/how-north-korean-it-workers-use-fake-identities-to-get-remote-jobs-and-fund-the-regime/ |
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28 Years Later Disappoints Longtime Fans with Lack of Fear, Weak Plot, and Missed Legacy Potential The long-anticipated sequel to Danny Boyle’s apocalyptic saga, 28 Years Later, has finally arrived—but for many fans, it’s a massive disappointment. With decades of build-up and a beloved franchise to live up to, the film fails on two critical fronts: genuine horror and strong storytelling. Fans Expected More Than Just Nostalgia Search interest in "28 Years Later movie review" and "why 28 Years Later flopped" surged shortly after the film’s premiere, and for good reason. Instead of pushing the boundaries of post-apocalyptic cinema like its predecessors did, 28 Years Later leans heavily on callbacks, sacrificing originality and suspense for fan service. What made 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later stand out was their raw intensity. Shot in a gritty, near-documentary style, those films were about more than infected monsters—they were about the fragility of society, ethical breakdown, and survival against moral chaos. 28 Years Later lacks that spark entirely. Where’s the Horror? One of the biggest letdowns is the absence of actual fear. The film plays it safe, relying on loud noises and flashy CGI rather than psychological dread. Gone are the terrifying silences and slow-build tension that defined the original. Instead, viewers are left with generic chase scenes and uninspired threats that don’t stick. Recent reviews from horror fans on platforms like Reddit, Twitter (X), and YouTube echo the same complaint: “It just doesn’t feel scary anymore.” The infected feel more like background noise than a true menace. A Weak Story That Goes Nowhere Story-wise, 28 Years Later feels directionless. Instead of a tight, focused narrative like Jim’s journey in 28 Days Later, the film stumbles between subplots, never quite landing on a compelling core. Characters are underdeveloped, their motivations unclear, and emotional stakes virtually nonexistent. What could have been a powerful continuation of humanity's struggle feels more like a missed opportunity to cash in on a legacy without truly honoring it. As one viral post put it, “It looks good, but it’s empty.” Final Thoughts: A Sequel That Forgot What Made the Franchise Great For a film with such a strong legacy, *28 Years Later* ends up being little more than a beautifully packaged disappointment. It had all the tools—established lore, a loyal fanbase, and years of anticipation—but lacked the creative courage to deliver real horror or a memorable story. Unless there’s a massive course correction in future installments, this could be the end of what was once one of horror’s most intelligent and gripping franchises. https://blessinspire.com/why-28-years-later-fails-to-deliver-the-horror-and-storytelling-fans-expected/ |
Shaffy Bello marriage plans take priority as she moves on from dating younger men Nollywood actress Shaffy Bello has revealed that her relationship goals have shifted over time. At 54, the popular actress confirmed that while young men still send her messages on social media, she is no longer interested in dating them. Instead, her focus is now on meaningful and long-term commitments. Speaking on the Dear Ife Podcast, the Nollywood actress Shaffy Bello admitted that she finds it flattering when younger men show interest but is often put off by their casual and immature approach. “Yes, men still slide into my DM. When you’re over 50 and young men still slide into your DM, that’s flattering. But some of them are just badly behaved. Some will come and say, ‘Hi dear.’ You know, you just want to insult their mother. But it’s flattering,” she said. Addressing her past experiences, Bello stated that she once dated a younger man, but only for fun. “I can’t date a younger man. There’s no need to. I’ve done it before, but I don’t want to do it again. I think what I want now is different. When I dated the younger man, I was having fun, and it was for a season. That season is over. But there’s nothing wrong with dating a younger man,” she explained. Her recent comments have sparked interest among fans who admire her candid nature and evolving outlook on love. Shaffy Bello marriage plans are now a priority, although she believes that Nigerians often hold rigid views about the concept of marriage. “I know for sure what I want now is marriage. I don’t mind marriage, but I have a very different opinion when it comes to what we [Nigerians] believe marriage is. I think a lot of people are very rigid when it comes to marriage. I would rather leave it there,” she noted. Bello was previously married to Mr. Akinrimisi from 1995 to 2020, and they share two children. With a thriving career in Nollywood and a clear vision of her personal life, Shaffy Bello continues to inspire women to embrace confidence, maturity, and self-worth in relationships. https://blessinspire.com/nigerian-actress-shaffy-bello-rejects-younger-men-focuses-on-marriage-goals/
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Passenger Ferry Fire in Indonesia Claims Lives, Sparks Major Rescue Tragedy struck off the coast of Sulawesi island in Indonesia on Sunday as a passenger ferry carrying hundreds of people caught fire at sea, resulting in at least five confirmed fatalities. The KM Barcelona 5, en route to Manado from Talaud, was engulfed in flames near Talise Island in North Sulawesi Province. According to Vice Admiral Denih Hendrata of the Indonesian Fleet Command, the vessel was carrying a large number of passengers and crew when the fire broke out. Rescue teams, including the Indonesian Navy and local fishermen, swiftly launched an emergency response. As of now, 284 individuals have been successfully evacuated. Among the five confirmed casualties was a pregnant woman. While rescue operations are still underway, authorities have not yet released a definitive count of the total number of people aboard the ferry. No immediate injuries have been reported beyond the fatalities, but officials are prioritizing ongoing search and evacuation efforts. “We are still focusing on evacuation efforts,” said Vice Adm. Hendrata, adding that the origin of the blaze remains under investigation. Videos and images from the National Search and Rescue Agency revealed harrowing scenes: terrified passengers—many clad in life jackets—leaping into the sea as flames and thick smoke consumed the ferry. The fire reportedly erupted while the ferry was navigating rough waters, further complicating rescue operations. Indonesia, an archipelago comprising over 17,000 islands, relies heavily on ferries for inter-island transportation. However, the country’s maritime safety record has long been a concern. Frequent ferry incidents have been attributed to lax safety protocols, overcrowding, and aging vessels. This is not the first maritime disaster to hit Indonesia in recent weeks. On July 14, residents of the Mentawai Islands discovered survivors from a capsized speedboat carrying 18 people. Fortunately, all were found in good condition. Earlier this month, another ferry sank near Bali, killing at least 19 passengers and leaving 16 others missing. The extensive two-week search involved over 1,000 rescuers, navy ships, helicopters, and divers. As rescue teams continue efforts to locate any remaining survivors from the KM Barcelona 5, officials emphasize the urgency of strengthening safety measures across the country’s ferry network to prevent future tragedies. VIDEO Source: https://blessinspire.com/community/travel-stories/video-of-passenger-ferry-fire-in-indonesia-claims-lives/
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Meet Owolabi Salis: The First Nigerian in Space—Wearing Diapers, Holding Alligator Pepper and Bitter Kola On June 29, 2025, history was made when Owolabi Salis, a United States-based Nigerian lawyer, became the first Nigerian to travel to space. As one of the six passengers aboard Blue Origin’s NS-33 mission, Salis launched from West Texas and completed a journey he describes not just as historic, but deeply spiritual. A Pilgrimage Beyond Earth Salis, who has traveled to over 100 countries—including the North Pole, South Pole, and Greenland—views space travel as the ultimate pilgrimage. “I wasn’t scared; I saw it as a spiritual journey,” he said during an interview on TVC’s Your View. To him, pilgrimage isn’t limited to sacred sites on Earth. It includes exploring the creation of the universe itself. “The more you travel, the more you understand the Lord’s creation, and the stronger your spiritual standing becomes,” he explained. Prepared With Diapers and Ancestral Symbols Before lift-off, Salis and the crew underwent intensive training in Astronaut Village, Texas. Launch delays on June 21 and 22 due to wind conditions pushed the mission to June 29. Before boarding, participants were asked to use the restroom for the final time and wear diapers—since there are no toilet facilities onboard. But Salis also brought personal items of cultural significance. “I took alligator pepper and bitter kola with me. In our culture, these are symbols of seriousness, focus, and spiritual grounding.” In Orbit: A Divine Encounter As the capsule reached suborbital space, Salis recounted a deeply spiritual moment. “You see the Earth shrink into a floating ball. It feels like your soul is leaving your body. Everything begins to float—even your seatbelt.” In that zero-gravity environment, he spent the moment praying—for himself, his family, and world peace. He reflected on what he called the “Soulmaker Ministry”, a spiritual belief system centered on the idea that a supreme being gives every human their soul at conception. “The Lord of the Universe is different from all known gods” Salis challenged conventional religious ideas during the interview. “The Lord of the Universe is not the God in the Bible, not the Allah in the Quran, not Oduduwa, Shiva, or Zeus. This being is unseen and will never be seen.” He emphasized that this conclusion came from deep spiritual encounters during his earthly and space travels. According to him, the source of life—the soul—is divine, pure, and directly connected to this unseen Lord. While his story might sound surreal to many, Owolabi Salis believes he was destined to make this journey—not for science alone, but for spiritual enlightenment. For him, space was not a destination but a sacred realm. “I went there to say hello to the Almighty—‘I am here. You can see me, though I can’t see you.’” https://blessinspire.com/meet-owolabi-salis-first-nigerian-in-space/
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President Tinubu’s Daughter Makes Style Statement Abroad Oyinda Tinubu, daughter of Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, recently became a trending topic across Nigerian blogs and social media after being spotted in New York City showcasing her unique sense of fashion. In a video that quickly gained attention, Oyinda was seen confidently walking the bustling streets of Manhattan dressed in a striking all-black outfit. The ensemble, which many described as “eccentric yet stylish,” was carefully curated with pieces from various designers. Her bold fashion choices and relaxed demeanor sparked a mix of admiration and criticism online. Oyinda Explains Her Fashion Philosophy During her street interview, Oyinda revealed that comfort and self-expression drive her style. “I like to feel cosy in what I wear,” she said, adding that she often feels overwhelmed in crowded spaces, so she prefers clothing that helps her feel at ease. Her look for the day was a reflection of that—simple, edgy, and undeniably individualistic. The young fashion enthusiast also shared that she grew up in London, which influenced her artistic tastes and wardrobe preferences. She mentioned a few of her favorite designers and highlighted her love for alternative fashion that blends comfort with creativity. Online Reactions: Praise, Questions, and Criticism As the video circulated online, Nigerians had mixed responses. While many praised Oyinda’s confidence and fashion-forward choices, others questioned her presence in New York. One comment that stood out was: “Why isn’t she at the farm?”—a sarcastic reference to the growing economic and agricultural challenges in Nigeria and the role of political elites. Despite the backlash, many applauded her for being authentic and showcasing her individuality without conforming to public expectations. Others viewed her presence in New York as a stark reminder of the disconnect between Nigeria’s elite and the everyday struggles of the citizens back home. A Rising Star in Fashion and Culture? Oyinda Tinubu’s appearance on the streets of New York may signal the start of a public journey into fashion and cultural commentary. With her international background and high-profile family ties, she stands at a unique intersection of influence and expression. Whether she chooses to continue sharing her lifestyle or steps into a more prominent public role, one thing is clear—Oyinda is not afraid to be seen or heard in her own way. https://blessinspire.com/oyinda-tinubu-turns-heads-with-bold-fashion-on-new-york-streets/
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A UK High Court has ordered Nigerian national Cynthia Chia to pay £25,000 in damages to Dubai-based businessman Idowu Ogunkanmi after falsely accusing him of rape and conducting a prolonged campaign of online harassment that lasted nearly nine years. According to court findings, the case dates back to 2015, when Chia and Ogunkanmi met at the Hilton Hotel in Paddington, London. What began as a one-night encounter quickly escalated into a decade-long smear campaign fueled by fabricated claims and digital harassment. Judge Susie Alegre, who presided over the case, ruled that Chia’s rape allegation was entirely false and that her social media posts were “malicious” and “completely untrue.” Online Abuse and Harassment The court heard that despite prior warnings from law enforcement and even an arrest, Chia continued her harassment through multiple social media accounts. She posted damaging accusations on platforms like Instagram and Twitter, alleging that Ogunkanmi had drugged and raped her, impregnated her, molested her child, and bribed police officers to cover up the supposed crimes. None of her claims were supported by evidence, and all were deemed baseless by the court. Ogunkanmi, a Nigerian-born energy trader and father of three, told the court that he initially gave Chia £250 to help with what he believed was a phone bill. However, when he refused to send her more money, she allegedly threatened to ruin his life. “She tried to extort me. When I didn’t comply, she launched a social media campaign full of lies,” Ogunkanmi stated in his testimony. Previous Conviction and Injunction Chia had also been previously convicted of assaulting a mutual friend who introduced her to Ogunkanmi. She served a 10-week jail sentence and was issued a five-year restraining order for that incident. Despite these legal consequences, she continued to defy court orders and harass Ogunkanmi online. As part of the latest ruling, the court awarded Ogunkanmi £25,000 in damages. Although he initially sought £120,000, he expressed satisfaction with the verdict and highlighted the emotional toll false accusations can have on a person’s life and reputation. “False allegations can destroy lives. I hope this judgment sends a message, and I urge social media platforms to respond faster to malicious abuse,” he said. https://blessinspire.com/uk-court-orders-nigerian-woman-cynthia-chia-to-pay-25000-for-false-rape-allegation/
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NELFUND Begins Payment of Upkeep Allowance to Students Who Updated Bank Details The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has officially restarted the distribution of upkeep allowances to eligible Nigerian students who transitioned from digital wallets to conventional bank accounts. This marks a significant advancement in improving the student loan disbursement process in Nigeria. In a recent announcement by Mrs. Oseyemi Oluwatuyi, Director of Strategic Communications at NELFUND, the agency confirmed that more than 3,600 students who initially registered with digital-only banks have now received their outstanding payments. These beneficiaries updated their account information on the official NELFUND portal to include standard commercial bank details, enabling smoother transactions. A Major Step Toward Resolving Disbursement Issues This initiative represents a major breakthrough for NELFUND in resolving long-standing payment delays associated with Nigerian student loans. The agency has emphasized its dedication to delivering financial assistance to students in a more transparent and student-focused manner. “We are grateful for the patience and cooperation demonstrated by students during the delays. Your efforts contributed to this positive outcome,” the agency stated. Next Steps for Students Still Awaiting Payments Students who have yet to receive their upkeep allowance and are still using digital banking platforms are urged to take immediate action. To ensure they receive their funds, NELFUND recommends the following: Log in to the NELFUND portal and submit a support ticket requesting permission to update banking details. Alternatively, contact your school’s IT department to report the issue, and the institution will forward the case to NELFUND for processing. NELFUND reaffirmed its mission to leave no qualified student behind. The ongoing improvements are part of a broader strategy aimed at enhancing the overall effectiveness of the education loan system in Nigeria. As the fund continues its effort to provide financial support to students across the country, NELFUND is working to ensure that future disbursements are handled more efficiently and without unnecessary delays. https://blessinspire.com/nelfund-restarts-payment-of-student-upkeep-allowances-in-nigeria/
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