Do you, the world will adjust! A Progressive|| A Chemical Engineer|| Ondo Born||
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"We have given others till June 30th to leave SA BUT we held a meeting yesterday and agreed that NIGERIANS must leave on June 24th. Any Nigerian business that opens from 24th, we will take over the shops"
Egbon @segalink has to act. His client has been violated
I speak for every rational predictor when I say that there's no State in the entire Southern Nigeria where the ADC and its candidate, Atiku Abubakar, can win in 2027
President Tinubu completes Abuja’s oldest abandoned road project, the APO-KARSHI road.
Remain make Wike complete the PDP headquarters in Abuja
Julius J. Adebayo retweeted
I joined my Honourable colleagues in the hallowed chambers of the Ondo State House of Assembly to pass the State Police Bill, a landmark step towards strengthening our security architecture and bringing policing closer to the people.
With this decisive action, Ondo State joins the growing list of states backing this critical reform to Nigeria’s security framework. A safer society requires bold decisions and purposeful leadership.
Julius J. Adebayo retweeted
Today, I participated in the passage of the amendment to the 2026 ODIRS Appropriation Bill at the Ondo State House of Assembly, with a focus on aligning budgetary provisions with the agency’s operational needs and revenue objectives.
This amendment reflects our commitment to strengthening institutional capacity, enhancing revenue generation, and ensuring that public resources translate into tangible benefits for the people of Ondo State.
Julius J. Adebayo retweeted
@instablog9ja don’t twist her statement pls.
2: she said “Tinubu is aware of food prices”means the President @officialABAT is not disconnected with what is happening in the society.
3: ok, post the video to back your senseless clickbait headline.
Sting Operation at Applewood Estate and Matters Arising
Operatives of the Lagos Directorate 1 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Monday, October 26, 2026 carried out a sting operation at Applewood Estate, Orchid Road, Lekki, Lagos State, to apprehend suspected cybercrime fraudsters obtaining money from unsuspecting victims through gift cards, crypto currencies and international money transfers by impersonating several individuals.
The operation, carried out by 5am, yielded the arrest of twenty-one(21) suspected cybercrime fraudsters and five exotic cars. The fraudsters were apprehended professionally owing to diligent pre-arrest surveillance and reconnaissance of the activities of the fraudsters. A young lady that stood in the way of the operation by making telephone calls to alert the fraudsters was held and her phone confiscated until the conclusion of the operation. The phone was later released to her.
Preliminary investigations of the arrested suspects indicted nineteen(19) of them while the remaining two have been released.
All the indicted suspects will be arraigned in court immediately.
While the EFCC continues its crusade and operational dynamics against economic and financial crimes and other acts of corruption, the public is enjoined to keep faith with it and loudly condemn the activities of fraudsters bringing the nation to disrepute.
The Sting Operation at Applewood Estate was professionally carried out, with no record of harassment, intimidation or unlawful arrest of anyone. The Commission is open to constructive engagement by well-meaning Nigerians but blackmailers and alarmists will not be allowed to sabotage its mandate.
Julius J. Adebayo retweeted
Just as predicted. It’s sad that so much had to be ruined before reality sets in. All the same welcome to reality. 😇
BREAKING: FG panel says 37 miners died of suffocation in NSCDC custody
A ten-member independent committee set up by the federal government to investigate the deaths of 37 suspected illegal miners in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Minna, Niger state, has identified the cause of their deaths.
The committee found that the miners died from asphyxiation, a condition in which the body is deprived of adequate oxygen, potentially leading to unconsciousness, organ damage or death.
Jonathan Kure, chairman of the committee, spoke on Tuesday while presenting the panel’s report to Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, minister of interior, in Abuja.
Julius J. Adebayo retweeted
Just send Otunba Showunmi to go tame this wild cat called rufai abeg. I love how he handles errant media people these days.
At what point does the @nbcgovng begin to move in on these guys ?
I can’t begin to wrap my head around how an interviewer thinks it’s cool to say his guest is a “rambler”; “you’re out of depth Mr Morka and you’re just rambling…”
Even Peter Obi would not be proud of what his spokesperson is doing on AriseTV