John Healey was the former Defence Secretary lobbying the Former Chancellor Rachel Reeves and PM for extra budget for the Defence.
Today John Healey is now in charge of the treasury saddle with budgetary
Tonight match between France vs England is more of Coalition of the willing.
Kier Starmer and Emmanuel Macron needs to watch the match together before he moves out of No. 10
“I’m in the UK driving around even at midnight, bushes everywhere, and I feel safe and secure, no kidn@ppers or årmed røbbers. A lot of Nigerians are migrating abroad because of how things are getting harder. To defend Nigeria is a difficult task, look at our healthcare centres, roads flooded, insecurity is terrible. Imagine a school teacher in Oyo state b€he@ded on camera.”
— Daddy Freeze reacts over high rate of insecurity in Nigeria
BREAKING: Secretary of War Hegseth reveals President Trump ordered the Pentagon to prioritize protecting Nigerian Christians targeted by ISIS — and says the mission quietly led to the killing of ISIS’ second-in-command in Nigeria.
Hegseth says U.S. intelligence gathered during the operation helped lead to the deaths of “hundreds” of ISIS fighters tied to attacks on Christians and threats against the U.S. homeland.
"There's a lot of things we do that the media pays attention to, and a lot of things that the president empowers the Department to do on behalf of the American people, that he deserves great credit for."
2027 Presidential Elections: “The Next Time a Nigerian Politician Contracts You To Maim, Kill Or Snatch Ballot Boxes, Ask Him To Send His Own Son First And See How He Reacts To It.” ~ Nollywood Veteran Pete Edochie..
“You See These 2 Men, These So-Called Highly Respected Elders, My Prayer For Our Generation Is That We Will Not Be To Our Children What These Men Are To Us Today. These Men Had Voices So Loud When Things Were Not This Bad During Goodluck Jonathan’s Era, But Now Find It Convenient To Keep Quiet When Things Are Horribly Bad Under Tinubu’s Regime Because Of What Is Entering Their Pockets.” ~ Content Creator Izzy Curious
The idea of freedom of speech or knowing who your neighbor is does not make you far right or dangerous.
It means you have common sense.
The fear and tactic of being called a racist or Islamophobic has cost our countries too much
Enough is enough.
If you are not seated in this room on this day, this promise is not for you.
Mr. President only made the promise to these group of people and they're the only one to hold him accountable.
The rest of Nigeria 🇳🇬 should wait for their own promise.
“If I don’t give you Constant Electricity for 4Years, Don’t vote for me when I come back for 2nd Term”
-Bola Tinubu, 2023.
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“We want to see the Minister! Call the minister !! Let him come out! Protest is a fundamental human right! Everybody please come to the Ministry of justice, we need you Nigerians. They said justice’s next court date is May 26 which means he’ll be there for one month, please help us and come out if you’re in Abuja”
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EFCC PRESS RELEASE
Court Grants Final Forfeiture of $13m Linked to Achimugu’s Firm to Government
Justice Emeka Nwite of the Federal High Court in Abuja, on Wednesday, March 25, 2026 granted an order of final forfeiture of the sum of $13 million linked to a business woman, Ms Aisha Achimugu and her Oceangate Engineering Oil & Gas Ltd, to the federal government.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, dragged Oceangate Engineering Oil & Gas Ltd before the court regarding the ownership of $13m suspected to be proceeds of fraud and unlawful activities.
Delivering judgment in a suit instituted by Oceangate Engineering Oil & Gas Ltd to claim the funds, Justice Nwite held that the company failed woefully to establish how it came about the money. He, however, stressed that the EFCC succeeded in convincing the court that the funds are proceeds of fraud and should be forfeited to the government.
The judge dismissed the claims that the
$13 million was gifts received into the Oceangate Engineering Company by Aisha Achimugu adding that the said Aisha never showed up in court to show cause why the funds should not be forfeited to the federal government.
Additionally, Justice Nwite said that no single person who gave the monetary gifts to Achimugu to the tune of $13 million was called to testify.
The judge held that the burden to establish genuine ownership of the money was not established by the applicant to counter the claims of the EFCC that the money was a proceeds of fraud based on its investigation.
According to the judge, Oceangate Engineering Company did not show the business it undertook that fetched it the money and did not also show whether any payment was made to it by of its customer.
Justice Nwite had on 22 August 2025, granted the EFCC an interim order forfeiting the $13 million linked to Oceangate to the government. He also directed the Commission to publish the order in a national daily for interested person(s) to show cause within 14 days why the funds should not be permanently forfeited to the government.
Justifying the forfeiture moves, EFCC investigator, Usman Aliyu, swore to an affidavit stating that the Commission acted on intelligence that showed that Oceangate Engineering Limited, without following due process, used funds reasonably suspected to be proceeds of unlawful activity to acquire oil blocks from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC).
Aliyu insisted that the $13 million used by Oceangate to pay for the Signature Bonuses in respect of PPL302 and PPL3007 were not proceeds of any lawful and legitimate business but rather represent funds reasonably suspected to be proceeds of unlawful activity.
According to him, part of the funds used by Oceangate Engineering Oil and Gas Limited to pay for the Signature bonuses in respect of PPL 302 & PPL 3007 was derived from the huge sum of money transferred by a state government to the contractors for the execution of contracts for the benefit of the state.
The investigator alleged that there were never any contractual or business relationships between Oceangate and the contractors who transferred the aforementioned public funds to the account of the company (Oceangate Engineering).
He said the contractors, who transferred the aforementioned public funds to Oceangate, were neither investors, directors, nor shareholders in Oceangate.
But Oceangate, in its affidavit prayed the court not to make the order of final forfeiture of the funds because all the funds were derived partly from legitimate earnings of the company and partly gifts given to the Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) of the Company, Aisha Achimugu.
But EFCC, in its reply to the affidavit by Oceangate, prayed the court to dismiss the application.