“I became famous after Living in Bóndage. People started calling me Andy everywhere I went. I had fame, money, and big dreams. But life changed. I lóst a lot — no car, no house, and my marriage ended. It wasn’t easy, but I didn’t give up. I went back to school and studied law. Today, I’m a lawyer, actor, and politician. I found a new purpose, and I’m still growing. Don’t be afraid to start again — sometimes a sétback is a setup for something greater.” — Kenneth Okonkwo

"I swear to God, if elected, whoever steals or engages in any corruption-related activities, we will declare war against them and they must be punished” - Atiku Abubakar

🚨 HONESTY STILL EXISTS! 🙌 A keke rider in Aba has done something truly remarkable — he returned ₦4 million that was forgotten in his tricycle by a businesswoman at Ariaria Junction today. In a time when many would have kept the money, this man chose integrity over temptation. 💯 📍 Location: Ariaria Junction, Aba 💰 Amount Returned: ₦4,000,000 🙏 May God richly reward him and bless the work of his hands! Please share this — let the world know that good people still exist! 👏👏👏

#YahayaBello Use Kogi World-Class Hospital you built. ~EFCC Opposes Ex-Governor Yahaya Bello’s bid to travel abroad for medical treatment. Yahaya Bello, in his fresh application, is seeking to travel out of Nigeria for medical treatment amid his ongoing trial over an alleged ₦80.2billion money laundering scandal. Yahaya Bello’s counsel, Joseph Daudu, SAN, had presented the application at a heated legal battle at the Federal High Court in Maitama, Abuja, on Thursday, June 26th, 2025, asking for permission for his client to travel overseas on health grounds. Daudu said his client had not left Nigeria in over eight years and was now in need of urgent attention. “This is about releasing his passport which he surrendered as part of his bail conditions. The issue is not whether there are hospitals in Nigeria, but whether the defendant is a flight risk. He has no criminal record abroad and will return before the end of August. My Lord can even fix a return date....." The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) kicked against the fresh application. EFCC’s lead prosecutor, Kemi Pinheiro, SAN, came down hard on the request: "...And what are we talking about here? Low potassium? Mild hypertension? Those can be handled in any Nigerian hospital. If he needs potassium, let him eat banana and pawpaw..." “From Abuja to Lokoja is two hours. He built a world-class hospital in Kogi. Let him use it instead of boarding a six-hour flight to the UK.” Justice Emeka Nwite is expected to rule on the application at a later adjourned date.

*A Nigerian mother was lucky enough to see her 4 daughters get married the same year, so after each wedding she told them* *"Dont forget to text me your first night experience and text it in code"* *....... after a week, the 1st daughter texted;* *"UNION BANK"* *The mother looked at the UNION Bank motto and it read "Big, Strong and Reliable" She smiled and waited for the other daughter.* *The second daughter text read;* *"NESCAFE"* *The mother looked at a Nescafe tin of milk and it read, "Fantastic until the last drop!"* *The 3rd daughter text read,* *"BENSON & HEDGES"* *The mother went to her husband's pack of Benson & Hedges cigarettes and read the company motto, it read;* *"Extra long, king size* " *she was very impressed and said "not bad for their ages".* *After the following week, the 4th daughter texted* *ARIK AIR LAGOS TO ABUJA* ", *The mother then called Arik Airways help desk to enquire about their Lagos-Abuja flight and they replied* *"It's 4 times daily, 7days a week, and the flight duration is 45mins".* *The mother fell down and shouted* . *"igweeeeeeeee!!! This one will kill my daughter* ooooooooo!......... 😆 Do have a great weekend. Copied 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

BREAKING: Kenyan Court Declares Nnamdi Kanu’s Abduction And Rendition To Nigeria Illegal, Awards ₦120Million In Damages A High Court in Nairobi, Kenya, has ruled that the abduction and detention of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader, Nnamdi Kanu, in Kenya and his subsequent rendition to Nigeria in June 2021 were unlawful and illegal. Delivering judgment, Justice E.C. Mwita held that the actions of both the Kenyan and Nigerian governments amounted to gross violations of Kanu’s fundamental human rights as protected by their respective constitutions. The court also awarded Kanu 10 million Kenyan shillings in compensatory damages against the Kenyan government for its role in the unlawful abduction and rendition. Justice E.C. Mwita said, “Having considered the pleadings and arguments by parties, the decisions relied on, the Constitution and the law, I come to the following conclusions: “First, the government of Kenya violated the Constitution and Mr. Nnamdi Kanu's rights and fundamental freedoms. Having entered Kenya lawfully he was subject to the protection offered by the Constitution of Kenya 2010 and the government of Kenya had an obligation to uphold and protect his rights and fundamental freedoms. “Mr. Nnamdi was, however, abducted, kept in solitude confinement, tortured and denied food and medication, a breach of basic rights. He was chained, humiliated, ridiculed and held in contempt and later forcibly removed from Kenya without following the law in violation of his rights and fundamental freedoms for which the government of Kenya is liable. “Based on the above conclusions, the court makes the following declarations and orders it considers appropriate: A declaration is hereby issued that the abduction of Mr. Nwannekaenvi Nnamdi Kenny Okwu Kanu; holding him in incommunicado confinement, torturing him and denying him food, water, medication and other basic necessities was a violation of his rights and fundamental freedoms. “A declaration is hereby issued that the abduction and subsequent forcible removal of Mr. Nwannekaenvi Nnamdi Kenny Okwu-Kanu from Kenya to Nigeria was in violation of the laws of Kenya; his rights and fundamental freedoms, including freedom of movement and security of the person guaranteed by the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 and, therefore, unconstitutional and illegal. “An order for compensation is hereby issued awarding Mr. Nwannekaenvi Nnamdi Kenny Okwu-Kanu general damages of Kshs 10,000,000 (N119,546,576.79) against the Attorney General of Kenya on behalf of the government of Kenya for the violation of Mr. Nwannekaenvi Nnamdi Kenny Okwu-Kanu's constitutional rights and fundamental freedoms.” 🇱🇹🌅♥️💛💚🖤

IS NIGERIA WORTH DIEING FOR 😭😭😭? She Kept Sending Voice Notes… But He Was Already Gone. 😭 Esther Uduak, just 24, married her best friend, lance corporal Bassey, 2 years after his passing-out parade from Nigerian army Depot zaria. Their love was young, loud, and full of promise. They texted like teenagers. Called each other “babe” every ten minutes. He made her laugh even from the war front. When Bassey was deployed to Gwoza, Borno State, Esther made a simple vow: “No matter how far you go, I’ll talk to you every Friday night.” So she did. Through voice notes. Every week. “Baby, Iniobong now has two teeth. She looks so much like you when she smiles.” “I made your afang soup today and just cried. It doesn’t taste the same without you here.” “The bed feels colder. Even the baby keeps turning, as if looking for you in her sleep.” But what Esther didn’t know was this: Bassey had already died in combat. An ambush. A silent night. No chance to say goodbye. The military needed time for confirmation. So, for weeks, no one told her. But she kept sending the voice notes. Eleven of them in total. Sometimes pleading. Sometimes angry. Sometimes whispering his name like a prayer. “You dey vex for me? At least just reply. Or call me with another phone na. I’m tired, Bassey. Just say something... anything.” 😔 The ticks never turned blue. But she hoped. She believed. After all, soldiers don’t die like that, right? Then on a quiet Sunday morning at 6:43 AM, two soldiers knocked, They said... “Madam… lance corporal Bassey fell in the line of duty on February 17th. He was a brave man. We’re truly sorry.” Esther dropped to her knees, screaming so loud the baby woke up crying too. She played all 11 voice notes that night Alone. To a phone that would never ring back. Her last one was never even sent: “Iniobong called you ‘Daddy’ today. I cried. Not because I’m happy… but because I don’t know how to tell her that you’re not coming home.” Now, every Friday, she still records a voice note. But now… she doesn’t send them. She plays them to his photo on the wall, next to the flag, next to his boots, still muddy from his last patrol. “Rest well, Bassey. You are my hero. Our daughter will never forget your name.” 😭💔

Nothing wey Musa no go see for gate ...fear who no fear this gender . wetin be this? [Abuosmankamara]

🛑The Ceasefire Between Israel And Iran Has Just Gone Into Effect. It’s hard to swallow after the events of this morning but we must not forget what was accomplished in this military operation and we also must not forget Trump's support in the peace negotiations. He asked that both side don’t violate the ceasefire and despite how difficult it is, he has earned the right to make that request and for both parties to honor it. Here is why. Israel/Iran Results In 12 Days Of War: ✅ Eliminated the entire chain of command of Iranian regime and multiple key nuclear scientists. ✅Eliminated Iranian air defense systems across the entire country ✅ Severely damaged Iranian ballistic missiles program ✅ Severely damaged Iranian nuclear program ✅ Establish itself as the most dominant military force in the region ✅ Move focus away from the Gaza situation to a war it easily won against a much bigger opponent ✅ Brought back the Saudi Abraham accords deal Exhibited the strength of US Israel partnership to everyone in its neighbourhood. ✅Iran: “Succeeded in killing 30 civilians” and destroyed a cancer research center and damaged a refinery. ✅Iran successfully rained missiles on structures damaging buildings in Tel-aviv , Including Airport And Hospital .