CRIME DIARY: NDLEA has arrested a 41-year-old Brazil-based businessman, Ikechukwu Abugu Oliver, for importing shirts and towels soaked with 6.10kg of liquid cocaine from the South American country into Nigeria. Abugu was arrested at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) in Lagos upon arrival from Brazil via Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The drug trafficker’s luggage was thoroughly searched by the NDLEA, leading to the discovery of 14 towels and shirts neatly packed in the luggage, all soaked in liquid cocaine, dried and well ironed. In his statement, the suspect, who hails from Igbo-Eze North in Enugu State, claimed he had lived for over 14 years in Brazil where he claimed he operates an African restaurant.

Me and men in the picture.

My neighbor has been dealing with thing for months, please how can he get rid out of it??

I was wrong, NNamdi Kanu was right. It seems the Northern part of Nigeria is waging a religious war on the rest of Nigeria in an attempt to Islamize the country through a jihad conquest. Terrorism and Banditry are like the Islamic religion’s military arm. We must resist this enemy together in the South. We across the Niger must not leave the South West to their fates. Or after them, the Jihadists become our neighbours. And then expand further. We must cut it short now.

Me? Cook for boyfriend?? Tufiakwa!!! As a guy, I can give you food as Sadaqah if you’re hungry sha Femininity ko, girlfriendlinity ni

Aliko Dangote has had several unsuccessful or failed business ventures, particularly in the 1980s–2000s, before cement, sugar, and the refinery became his core successes. They are: • Textile Mills - No government protection against cheap smuggled/imported textiles (especially from China), high costs, and policy inconsistencies killed the business. • Liberty Merchant Bank - Dangote sold his bank to pay pensions/gratuities for long-serving workers (some with 25–30 years) • Telecommunications (Dangote Telco) - Failed woefully/never fully materialized. Overwhelmed by established players like MTN and Globacom plus regulatory barriers • Aviation (Dangote Airlines) - Failed due to operational challenges, regulatory hurdles, poor infrastructure, and competition. • Tomato Processing / Agribusiness Processing (Kano plant, including tomato paste) - Struggled for years with insufficient local tomato supply, pest outbreaks (e.g., bugs destroying crops), high operational costs, low farmer payments disputes, and competition from cheap imports/substandard products. • Fruit Juice (Dansa Drink / Dansa Juice) - did not gain sustainable market traction • Flour Mills - Failed due to FX issues and market pressures

Even me that is a Muslim I don’t want sharia .

If you study history well. You'll know that there's a agenda behind terrorism either via resources or Islamic rules. This is how Afghanistan Taliban started before they took over the country. Imagine a terrorist giving govt conditions to ligalize Sharia law. They beheaded a person on live camera. Ignore those stupid Muslims saying terrorism isn't part of Islam. They know the truth but what did you expect from a brainwashed idiot.

Nigerian Christians do this too by the way "My identity is in Christ” Two sides of the same coin

Americans see you as a black African first before Christianity. Arabs see you as a black African first before Islam. But Mutiu from Iwo said he’s Muslim first before being a Yoruba man.

Never seen a pastor saying that people who are not Christians are animals. You are the first Muslim that I know saying that too anyways so it seems like maybe you are an extremist, or maybe you do not have an understanding of what you are calling religion. And did I tell you I have a pastor or are you just assuming,

No terrorist in the World has ever shouted ‘Jesus Christ!’ or ‘Yahweh!’ before committing mass murder.

No terrorist in the World has ever shouted ‘Jesus Christ!’ or ‘Yahweh!’ before committing mass murder.