Peller and Billionaire Ochacho, live TikTok a notable moment occurred when Peller requested the documents for the house that Ochacho had presented to him as a wedding gift. Ochacho responded:
Allegedly Peller, you need to understand that I did not gift you the house with the intention of transferring ownership to you. It was essentially a lease arrangement but just that it for for free I didn't collect money. I did not give it to you as your personal property. Since I am not currently using the house, you are welcome to reside there for as long as you wish. The house belongs to my son. Perhaps in the future, when he is older, gets married, and starts a family, he will assume control of it. Therefore, the property is not officially yours. However, feel free and comfortable living in it
Salary increments under Tinubu:
1. ASUU
2. Civil Servants
3. Police
4. Army
5. Customs
6. Immigration
7. Civil Defence
8. Fire Service
9. NYSC
10. Prison Personnel
BAT is Nigeria's first President to approve salary raises for 10 major groups in just 3 years.
Massive!
This little boy is a bandit π₯· deadlier than a king cobra.
He was among the terrorists who attacked a military base in Sokoto π³π¬ He has no mercy for his victims.
One thing is certain: him and his group shall meet their ends .
Nigerian π³π¬ soldiers are hunting them down.
Whenever Nigerian government is ready to fight Fulani militants terrorism in Nigeria, it will first probe Nasarawa governors from 1999 to date.
The state has most of the operational camps of the Fulani terrorists attacking Plateau, Benue, Taraba and the FCT.
This confession from Bodejo should be taken very seriously!
ππ€This is Trp Boniface, the soldier who shamelessly came online with his full uniform to beg for money from a tiktoker whose video has been going viral on social media. He has been arrested and will face the consequences of his actions.
You can't come outside to demean the Nigerian Army in a disgraceful manner which is unsoldier like and expect clap back from the authority.
THE FIRST LADY OF ANONYMOUS BILLIONS
Letters from Stockholm
By Kio Amachree
There is a name that appears in the settlement papers of Case No. 93 C 4483, United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. Not Bola. The initials are K.O. Tinubu. When the United States government moved in 1993 to seize funds it described as proceeds of a white heroin trafficking network operating out of Chicago, the claimants to those frozen accounts included the man who is today President of Nigeria, his surrogate mother, and his wife, Oluremi.
Let us be precise, because precision is what her defenders fear most. The 1993 proceeding was a civil forfeiture, not a criminal conviction. No one went to prison. But the stipulated settlement, signed and docketed, ordered that $460,000 held in the name of Bola Tinubu be forfeited to the United States as narcotics-linked proceeds, and that the remaining funds be released to K.O. Tinubu. She was married to him in 1987. The network operated from 1988 to 1993. She was not a distant spouse reading about it in the newspapers. She was a named claimant to the money.
So when Nigerians ask today how the First Lady could not have known about her husband's Chicago entanglement, they are asking the wrong question. The record suggests she did not need to be told. Her name is in the file. And when American intelligence agencies, the CIA, FBI and DEA among them, jointly oppose the release of unredacted records on the President in ongoing US litigation, citing national security and referencing his possible status as an asset, the question becomes darker still. What exactly is being protected, and who in the presidential household has known it all along?
Thirty years later, the woman from the Chicago settlement papers distributes billions of naira across Nigeria and dares anyone to ask where it comes from.
The numbers are staggering. Her Renewed Hope Initiative has mobilised and disbursed over one hundred billion naira in three years, by the Nigerian press's own accounting. A further twenty-five billion was raised in a single year through her birthday education fund for the National Library. Two billion here for tuberculosis. A billion there for breast cancer. Half a billion for malnutrition. A billion to Benue. A billion to Plateau. One hundred million to Kogi. All announced in the first person. I gave, she says. I gave.
Gave from what? The Office of the First Lady does not exist in the 1999 Constitution. It receives no appropriation in the national budget. It answers to no auditor-general, no National Assembly committee, no freedom of information request. Yet into this constitutionally invisible office flows a river of money: pledges of ten billion naira from NNPC Limited, the state oil company that belongs to all Nigerians; seventeen billion routed through the Federal Government's own Social Action Fund; truckloads of food from donors she declines to name; five hundred thousand dollars from contributors described simply as anonymous. Her explanation, delivered to the wives of governors at the Presidential Villa, was breathtaking in its simplicity. We are an NGO, she said. People give us money.
People give us money. In which country on earth do anonymous benefactors shower billions upon the household of a sitting president and expect nothing? What contract, what licence, what appointment, what silence is the receipt for this generosity? When state oil revenue is laundered through a private initiative bearing the family's campaign slogan, that is not philanthropy. That is the privatisation of the Nigerian treasury with a charitable face.
And she is no ceremonial spouse. Three terms in the Senate. Hands-on control of the First Lady's wing of the Villa. Persistent reports of influence over ministerial appointments, including the elevation of the Chief of Staff around whom appointment-bribery allegations now swirl. This year she was distributing vehicles to APC women leaders in opposition states, charity deployed with the accuracy of a campaign war chest ahead of 2027.
This is also the woman recorded in 2022 declaring that the deities of Lagos would be summoned to chase the Igbo out of the state, and that those who did not marry Yoruba would be inherited. An ordained assistant pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, whose General Overseer has been reduced to defending her credentials from the pulpit while church members allege their own protests are muzzled to spare the presidency embarrassment.
I do not write from malice. I write from Stockholm, where public money is traceable to the last krona and the spouse of a prime minister could not accept an anonymous dinner, let alone anonymous billions. Nigeria deserves nothing less. So let the questions be asked plainly. Who are the donors? What do they receive? Why does state oil money flow into a private initiative? And why does the name from the Chicago settlement papers now preside over the largest unaudited slush operation in the history of the Nigerian first family?
She says people give us money. Nigerians are entitled to ask which people, and why. Until she answers, every billion she announces is not a gift to Nigeria. It is a debt Nigeria will be made to repay in ways it cannot yet see.
Kio Amachree writes from Stockholm. He is Founder and President of Worldview International.
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π¨ BREAKING: Mr. Olamide Salami Kayode, 52, who claims to be the real person in the widely circulated NYSC photograph, has spoken publicly on the matter.
He says he is prepared to file a β¦500 billion lawsuit against President Bola Ahmed Tinubu if his image is used again for political propaganda.
According to him, his message is unequivocal:
"Leave my face out of your politics. I've kept quiet long enough."
Nigeria Introduces Fresh Tax Guidelines for Crypto Transaction
The NRS said the initiative forms part of the FGβs broader efforts to expand the nationβs tax base,improve revenue generation,and ensure that emerging sectors of the digital economy contribute fairly to national dev.
"Turn Delta State into a marine logistics and ship repair hub. This will create quality jobs for the youths."
That was the charge from Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala to Governor Sheriff Oborevwori at today's Delta State Economic Conference
I hope it receives the urgency it deserves.
I first began paying close attention to Peller during Jarvis' mouth surgery. That was the moment I saw a different side of him.
He wasn't just present. He was intentional.
He stayed by her side through the difficult days, helping her get dressed, feeding her when she couldn't.
πͺ This is the reality of the job.
A Nigerian soldier in the field dusty, tired, but still focused.
Sitting beside a tank, calmly handling the small things while the mission continues.
No cameras. No applause. Just duty.
This is what commitment looks like when no one is watching.
This is the quiet strength that keeps the line holding.
To every soldier out there right now:
We see you. We respect the grind.
For God and for country.
People get mind o. Someone scammed bandits in Katsina by agreeing to procure and supply high grade weapons worth N95million.
The guy don japa with the money and now they are looking for him like madπππ.
If you are looking for Wasted population meet Shiites
Thousands of Shi'a members reportedly took over one side of the KadunaβKano Expressway as they headed to Zaria 1st August 2026, disrupting traffic on a major highway
This is the kind of lawlessness that fueled the tough stance taken by the FG/El-Rufai administration.
No one is above the law or should be allowed to shut down critical roads and inconvenience thousands of other Nigerians.
Peller and Jarvis streamed their wedding on YouTube, and I stumbled on it! Within minutes it went from 16k live viewers to 20k.. Plus people gifting them money live stream!! Omo! βΊ
No wonder DSTV approached Peller to stream their wedding.
Peller declined their offer.
@NorrenPensions Good morning Sir
I'm one of the user of this pension fund, but it seems when issues are been brought up by your clients, it takes edges to be resolved.
I have lodged complaints severally via different social platforms, even had one on one discussion with on of yours.