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It seems Tinubu is giving this governors something huge that all of a sudden everyone is now supporting the man. Time will tell if Tinubu didn't win in Anambra that is when baba go request for refund. |
An investigation by the Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa (PPLAAF), in partnership with the Anti-Corruption Data Collective (ACDC), has identified 284 United States properties collectively worth nearly $271m linked to 61 current and former Nigerian politically exposed persons (PEPs), their family members, associates and affiliated entities. The report, titled Dirty Deeds: How Top Nigerian Officials Bought A Piece Of America, was presented by PPLAAF’s Director of Investigation, Sonia Tolley, on Tuesday in Abuja. The investigation examined property acquisitions dating from 1991 and found that 39 of the 61 individuals had previously been publicly accused, indicted or convicted in corruption-related cases. A copy of the report obtained by THE WHISTLER showed 232 properties worth approximately $238m were connected to those 39 individuals, while 195 properties worth $208 million were acquired without apparent financing. Obasanjo Family, Orji Kalu The report’s first major case study focuses on the family of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, identifying about $9m worth of US properties linked to members of his immediate family. PPLAAF said it identified 11 properties acquired over 26 years that could be sufficiently corroborated through independent sources, while an additional eight assets could not be fully corroborated but were linked to individuals bearing the Obasanjo surname and first names corresponding with members of the former president’s family. The first property identified was purchased by Obasanjo’s son and daughter-in-law in 1999, the same year Obasanjo returned to power as Nigeria’s elected president. The investigation said no property appeared to be directly owned by the former president, but several were linked to his son, Olumuyiwa George Obasanjo, and grandchildren Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello and Olugbenga Obasanjo. One property identified as belonging to Iyabo Obasanjo was reportedly purchased after her tenure as senator representing Ogun Central. The report said she had previously been publicly accused of involvement in the alleged embezzlement of public funds, leading to an EFCC investigation, although the case was eventually dismissed. PPLAAF said most of the properties were connected through recurring addresses, mortgage information, corporate registrations, signatures and documented family relationships. whose family has retained a South Carolina horse farm reportedly purchased for nearly $1 million in cash in 2002. The report said Dasuki’s wife later told US authorities that the money came from a $1 million consulting contract involving an oil company. US authorities rejected her appeal concerning an immigrant investor visa. Dasuki was subsequently accused in Nigeria of involvement in the alleged diversion of approximately $2 billion meant for arms procurement. He pleaded not guilty. PPLAAF also linked individuals associated with Dasuki to about 20 properties in California and the Washington, DC area, reportedly acquired for about $24 million in cash. Former Chief of Defence Staff Alex Badeh was similarly linked to several US properties acquired during and after his tenure. The report said Badeh was charged by the EFCC over alleged diversion of nearly N4 billion from Nigerian Air Force funds. He denied wrongdoing and died in 2018 before the conclusion of his trial. Cash Purchases And Ownership Structures Across the investigation, PPLAAF identified cash purchases as a recurring feature. The report said “230 of the 284 properties, representing about 81 per cent, were purchased without apparent financing” and had a combined value of $232 million. It also identified “104 properties worth $180 million allegedly acquired, held or sold through US-incorporated entities apparently affiliated with Nigerian companies or the officials involved.” According to PPLAAF, “147 properties worth $111 million were acquired in the names of officials, their spouses or legal entities registered in their names.” The organisation said some professionals involved in the transactions failed to verify identity documents and, in some cases, accepted transactions conducted in the names of deceased individuals. PPLAAF said “79 properties worth approximately $73 million remain connected to 27 publicly accused individuals.” The investigation said properties could potentially become subject to freezing, seizure or recovery where authorities establish that they represent proceeds of corruption or otherwise fall within applicable asset-recovery laws. It called for stronger cooperation between Nigerian and US authorities, arguing that property records and publicly available evidence could provide a basis for tracing and recovering assets where legally justified. https://thewhistler.ng/obasanjo-family-orji-kalu-59-others-in-271m-us-investigation/ |
mohbadliveson:it has been resolved, stop dwelling on stale news. |
Na only one baby mama 2baba get now. |
Wash and dry them properly, and replace them regularly. 10. A Dirty Refrigerator A refrigerator doesn’t automatically make food safe. Spoiled food, leaking containers, and poor temperature control can allow harmful microorganisms to multiply. Clean spills quickly, keep raw foods separate from ready-to-eat foods, and throw away food that has clearly spoiled. 11. Standing Water Water collecting in buckets, flowerpots, drains, or other containers can become a breeding site for mosquitoes. Empty unnecessary standing water regularly and keep water-storage containers properly covered. 12. Poor Ventilation A house that is constantly closed up can accumulate moisture, cooking fumes, smoke, and other indoor pollutants. When weather and security conditions allow, improve ventilation and use exhaust fans in areas such as kitchens and bathrooms. The Bottom Line The danger isn’t that these ordinary household items are automatically “killing you.” The real concern is poor maintenance, improper use, or prolonged exposure. A safer home starts with simple habits: keep it dry, clean, well-ventilated, properly maintained, and free from unnecessary chemical or smoke exposure. Take a look around your house today. You might discover a hazard you’ve been ignoring for years. https://nigeriamedia.com.ng/2026/08/14/10-things-in-your-home-you-should-stop-ignoring/ |
emmy512:no picture that is visible to see. |
eepeepook:you won't see that as a problem as long as you female get the attention that you need while you reduce morality to nothing. |
What kind of revealing clothe is the bride wearing, I was thinking the white wedding would be inside a church or I'm wrong on that. |
Silentgroper:for how long if I may ask cos I might be interested? |
Libya, Angola and Algeria have emerged as the African countries with the cheapest petrol prices in August 2026, with pump prices in the three oil-producing countries significantly below the global average. Data from Global Petrol Prices, updated on August 3, 2026, showed that Libya had the continent’s lowest average retail price for octane-95 gasoline at just $0.024 per litre. Angola ranked second at $0.327 per litre, while Algeria occupied the third position at $0.35 per litre. The wide differences in petrol prices across African countries reflect variations in domestic fuel subsidies, taxation, exchange rates, crude oil production, refining capacity and government regulation of downstream petroleum markets. Global Petrol Prices tracks retail energy prices across more than 150 countries and over 250 cities, providing comparative data on the cost of gasoline and diesel. The latest figures show that the 10 African countries with the cheapest petrol prices in August are predominantly oil-producing or fuel-subsidising countries, although the degree of government intervention differs significantly. 10. Ethiopia — $1.048 per litre Exchange-rate movements also influence the dollar value of domestic petrol prices. A depreciation of a country’s currency can increase the local cost of imported fuel even when international crude prices remain stable. For oil-importing countries, the cost of importing refined products, freight, insurance and distribution can further increase pump prices. Nigeria remains among Africa’s cheapest despite subsidy removal Nigeria’s position at eighth on the list is notable because the country no longer operates the broad petrol subsidy regime that kept pump prices artificially low for many years. The reported N1,270 per litre price places Nigeria below several African oil producers, including Gabon, despite the significant changes in the country’s downstream petroleum market. The development of domestic refining capacity is increasingly important to the country’s fuel-price outlook because locally refined petrol can reduce exposure to international refined-product prices, shipping costs and foreign exchange pressures. However, domestic refining does not automatically guarantee lower pump prices, as the final retail cost remains influenced by crude feedstock prices, operating costs, distribution expenses, taxes, margins and exchange rates. https://nairametrics.com/2026/08/08/top-10-african-countries-with-cheapest-petrol-in-august/ |
Jakarta:why can't the same govt provide free prepaid for all electricity user. They should create another agency for that. |
El-Rufai betrayed the people of southern Kaduna. He is paying for the atrocities committed during the tenure of Buhari. I have no sympathy for him as he never stop the killing in that region too. |
The same Tinubu that enjoy free education during the tenure of Awolowo and a lot of the greedy old politicians benefited from scholarship are now making it difficult for parents to afford to pay for exam fees. |
I sincerely don't know the work of the ministry of Labour in Nigeria, is it just a way for the president to reward his fellow corrupt politicians. No framework of what that ministry stand for. No strong labour law to protect Nigerian jobs and the only time you will see those incompetent labour union is only during workers day. The labour union can't propose any bill to the Senate but they only cry for increment in minimum wage as if everybody in Nigeria is a civil servants. Bad govt and weak labour law gives rom to this exploitation going on in the private sector. |
Esc2ctrl:everything that you said is rubbish, instead of attacking the people in question, you are defending them and blaming Nigerians on voting. Is this the reason why banks hire more contract staff and pay them peanut but they announce billion of naira quarterly as profit? What we need is strong labour law that will check the excesses of private biz owners. Why will you be deducting people salary for lateness and on anything bad that occur in the organization. Govt should enlightened people more on their labour right law if we have any. |
helinues:can you give us an example? |
For those supporting politicians, I hope your family names would be included as well? |
OredoPikin:the man at the top won't think of this, he will only deceive people that LG has autonomy while it is still the same SG that select who will be the LG chairman after a kangaroo election. |
The attention of the minister of power, FCPCC and other stakeholders should be called into this. This is totwl extortion!!! Take this to twitter and tag all the relevant agencies. |
There should still be two or three days military drill. Youths won't take this scheme serious anymore as no discipline would be installed. |
We only hear this statement whenever their is flood in Lagos State, after the raining season, everything would go back to normal. Untill the LSG start charging people to court on illegal house construction but all of them na APC member so nothing go sup. |
Olubadan that Makinde gave a wonderful ceremony during his inauguration into office is now working against the governor. Baba is an agbaya in that regards if the story is true. |
Northerners should keep promoting terrorism while one useless crying rara is accusing Davido of not be patriotic. |
The kind of opportunity his mum got is been debated by Trump just to scrap it away. |
Na this kind news the gullible APC supporters would use to campaign that how many billionaire bought yatch b4 Tinubu became the president. |
More to come from the evil party and gullible supporters. |
Goo0dHardDick:haters, will you get the F away. |
Jatii:Hello I can be help of help to you on your NIN. Holla me. |
This one won't interest the orange man on aviation security unlike chasing away aliens. |
Aburo should go and warm eba as he is no longer recognized as the party leader. Selfish man |