EFCC has reportedly intercepted gold bars worth about ₦4 billion at Aminu Kano International Airport, allegedly linked to former Zamfara Governor Senator Abdul’aziz Yari.
Reports claim the gold was being prepared for export to Saudi Arabia, while investigations are ongoing.
The allegations remain unconfirmed by Senator Yari, who has reportedly not responded to requests for comment.
Today, I’m releasing never before seen intelligence revealing new evidence of past US government funding for more than 120 biolabs in over 30 countries, including Ukraine.
In support of President Trump‘s Executive Order to end federal funding of dangerous gain of function research around the world, and increase transparency and accountability, ODNI will continue working with partners across the Administration to identify where these labs are, what pathogens they contain, and what “research” is being conducted.
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Places in the bible and what they’re called today;
1. Persia - Iran
2. Babylonia - Iraq
3. Aram - Syria
4. Cush - Sudan
5. Sodom and Gomorrah - South Africa
6. Ammon - Jordan
7. Phoenicia - Lebanon
8. Hell fire - Nigeria
Back to what I was saying yesterday
If God blesses you, your wife and kids are lifted
If God blesses your wife, then the burden is less on you.
If you raise 1,000 men, there is a chance that 1,000 new families are created.
If you raise 1,000 women, then there will be 1,000 more comfortable women.
This is the honest to God truth from God Himself.
“They’re kidn@pping to cause distractions and mayhem so that it will look like Nigeria is not safe. When they realize that they cannot talk about projects, when they realize they cannot talk about performance, good laws, they now started resorting to paying more young people, recruiting them to cause mayhem across the country.”
— Senate President Akpabio
Crypto users keep hearing that America is becoming more crypto-friendly.
But try moving serious money from Coinbase into a traditional bank account and see how friendly the system really feels.
One of my clients transferred $1 million from Coinbase into a Citibank account. Citi rejected the transfer. Then they closed the entire account.
Not a small account either. There was around $5 million sitting there.
The bank mailed him a check for $5 million. Through the mail.
- No discussion.
- No warning.
- No “let’s clear this up.”
- Just goodbye.
This is the part people miss about crypto debanking.
Even if your activity is legal, banks may still treat crypto-related transfers as high risk.
And if the compliance burden is too expensive, some banks would rather drop the customer than deal with the paperwork.
So when politicians talk about ending debanking, that is a good start.
But it does not solve the bigger issue.
As long as crypto is treated like suspicious activity by default, crypto users are still not fully inside the financial system.
They are tolerated. Until they become inconvenient.
So here’s the question: If a bank can close your account for receiving money from Coinbase, do crypto users actually have financial freedom?