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DarkGla @Dark_gla

1 day ago

@Itsqueen_03 Road Rush 😂

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Opeyemi Bodunde, Esq.

@opeyemi_bodunde

2 days ago

1. Former Accountant General Ahmed Idris was charged with diverting ₦109.5 billion. 2. Former Minister of Power Saleh Mamman has been convicted over the criminal diversion of ₦33.8 billion. 3. Former Attorney General Abubakar Malami has forfeited 48 properties worth ₦212 billion. 4. Malami is also facing a 16-count charge of conspiracy and money laundering involving an alleged ₦8.7 billion, alongside his wife and one of his sons. 5. Just imagine, among the assets forfeited by Malami was a mosque in Kebbi State built with proceeds of illicit wealth. He doesn't have the fear of Almighty Allah. 6. Former CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele is facing multiple criminal prosecutions over diversion of ₦154.39 billion. 7. Emefiele has also forfeited 753 housing units to the Federal Government. How this nation continues to survive such monumental looting across virtually every sector is mind-blowing. Until we fundamentally overhaul our criminal justice system and impose severe penalties for grand corruption, public office will remain an irresistible gateway for those who treat the public treasury as a private vault, while ordinary Nigerians continue to bear the brunt.

opeyemi_bodunde's tweet photo. 1. Former Accountant General Ahmed Idris was charged with diverting ₦109.5 billion.

2. Former Minister of Power Saleh Mamman has been convicted over the criminal diversion of ₦33.8 billion.

3. Former Attorney General Abubakar Malami has forfeited 48 properties worth ₦212 billion.

4. Malami is also facing a 16-count charge of conspiracy and money laundering involving an alleged ₦8.7 billion, alongside his wife and one of his sons.

5. Just imagine, among the assets forfeited by Malami was a mosque in Kebbi State built with proceeds of illicit wealth. He doesn't have the fear of Almighty Allah.

6. Former CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele is facing multiple criminal prosecutions over diversion of ₦154.39 billion.

7. Emefiele has also forfeited 753 housing units to the Federal Government.

How this nation continues to survive such monumental looting across virtually every sector is mind-blowing. Until we fundamentally overhaul our criminal justice system and impose severe penalties for grand corruption, public office will remain an irresistible gateway for those who treat the public treasury as a private vault, while ordinary Nigerians continue to bear the brunt.

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DarkGla @Dark_gla

5 days ago

@paqxybaba @NigEducation @Aashfinn @DrTunjiAlausa @Suwaiba_Said Of course... It's better for Nigerians to take note. Theses people will do more than this if they see 2nd term.

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DarkGla @Dark_gla

6 days ago

If this man see 2nd term... We will have to buy the air we go breathe in.

Instablog9ja

@instablog9ja

6 days ago

FG Increases WAEC, NECO Examination Fee From N27,500 to N50,000 for 2027 The Federal Government has approved a new examination fee of N50,000 for candidates sitting the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and National Examinations Council (NECO) Senior School Certificate Examinations (SSCE), with the new rate taking effect from 2027. The approval was contained in a June 18 statement signed by Adeniji Ibrahim, Director of Senior Secondary Education at the Federal Ministry of Education. It followed a request by WAEC for an upward review of the SSCE registration fee. The new fee represents an 82% increase from the current N27,500 charged per candidate. According to Ibrahim, the decision was reached after a March 31, 2026 meeting between the Minister of Education and examination bodies, where the need to review examination fees was discussed. He said the minister also directed both WAEC and NECO to adopt a uniform examination fee. “You may recall that at a meeting of examination bodies held with the honourable minister of education on 31 March, 2026, where the need for upward review of examination fees was discussed, the honourable minister directed that WAEC and NECO should adopt a uniform fee for the conduct of WAEC and NECO SSCE,” the statement read. It added, “Consequently, I am directed to convey the honourable minister of education’s approval of the sum of fifty thousand naira (N50,000.00) only, as the new examination fee per candidate, with effect from NECO SSCE (Internal), 2027.” The ministry said the directive should be communicated to all relevant stakeholders.