Lawless @OfficialDSSNG operatives today stormed the home of BOYSA President, Samaila Kaigama at about 4 p.m in two Hilux vehicles, heavily armed, and proceeded to ransack the house.
According to Samaila, they chained his legs during the operation and searched the entire premises, insisting they needed evidence to charge him to court. Despite the exhaustive search, they reportedly found nothing.
Samaila also disclosed that he has continued to suffer severe maltreatment in DSS custody.
He alleged that he has been denied food and forced to drink water from the toilet, all in an effort to pressure him into surrendering evidence in his possession. He has remained resolute, insisting that he will only present whatever evidence he has in a court of law after he has been formally charged.
🚨🇫🇷 BREAKING: Bradley Barcola will NOT sign new deal at Paris Saint-Germain, the decision is confirmed.
As always reported, he’s open to exploring a move this summer and will NOT sign new contract.
🔴 Liverpool have Barcola on top of their list.
🚨🇨🇮 Real Madrid’s new bid to RB Leipzig for Yan Diomande will be submitted soon; over €100m.
Follows Paris Saint-Germain attempts to try again over last 24h behind the scenes.
🎥➕ https://t.co/fozBkSEWjo
Argentina está siendo investigada
Barcelona está siendo investigada
Inter Miami está siendo investigada
Messi es el centro de la corrupción
Dondequiera que va hay corrupción😂
"Your offence is that this car is not registered. A dealer plate number is different."
Between a Nigerian police officer and a car dealer after the officer stopped his vehicle for carrying only a dealer plate number.
PRESS STATEMENT
PENALTY FOR DRUG RELATED OFFENCES IN CHINA IS DEATH- ATIKU REMINDS TINUBU
Former Vice President of Nigeria and Presidential Candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Atiku Abubakar, has described as a monumental own goal the Presidency's attempt to invoke China in attacking him, saying the comparison has only exposed President Bola Tinubu to even greater public scrutiny.
In a statement issued by his Senior Special Assistant on Public Communication, Phrank Shaibu, Atiku said it was ironic that while the Presidency has been busy parading the United States Government's routine reply to its diplomatic correspondence as though it were a love letter, a trophy and a certificate of innocence rolled into one, its spokesman carelessly introduced China into a conversation where the comparison immediately rebounds against his own principal.
"It takes a peculiar kind of unintelligence for a spokesman to set out to drag an opponent before a hypothetical Chinese court, only to end up dragging his own principal into the dock.
"Perhaps the spokesman did not realise that the maximum penalty under Chinese law for the most serious drug trafficking offences is death. Having chosen China as his benchmark, he unwittingly invited Nigerians to examine the very standard he thought would embarrass Atiku Abubakar.»
"The facts are neither complicated nor disputable. Atiku Abubakar has never been indicted or convicted by any court in Nigeria or anywhere else in the world for corruption, narcotics offences or, indeed, any criminal offence whatsoever. That is an incontrovertible matter of public record.
"If, however, the Presidency insists that China is now the standard by which public accountability should be measured, Nigerians are equally entitled to ask what the Chinese authorities would have done in a case involving $460,000 forfeited to the United States Government in a civil forfeiture proceeding concerning funds alleged to be connected to narcotics trafficking and money laundering.
"China is renowned for its uncompromising approach to narcotics-related offences and public accountability. It is not a jurisdiction where the forfeiture of suspicious proceeds ordinarily marks the end of official scrutiny. More often than not, that is where scrutiny begins.
"And since the Presidency has elected to make China the reference point, let us go a step further. The Tinubu administration should acquaint itself with the Chinese criminal justice system's uncompromising treatment of corruption, abuse of public office and the misappropriation of state resources.
"Not in China would a President sign into law a national budget immersed in scandals, padding and duplicitous appropriations. Not in China would a President look the other way while a senior presidential aide faces grave allegations of creating a fake government agency. Not in China would a government campaign on Renewed Hope only to deliver renewed hardship to its citizens. These are precisely the reasons the Presidency should have been more circumspect before invoking China.
"That is precisely why the Presidency's argument has collapsed under the weight of its own contradiction. By invoking China, its spokesman has unwittingly invited Nigerians to apply the very standard he thought would embarrass Atiku Abubakar.
"Indeed, President Tinubu may wish to reflect on whether a spokesman who so casually drags his own principal into such an avoidable comparison has truly served his interests. A media adviser is employed to protect his principal from political landmines, not to march him straight into one.
"The Presidency should also stop brandishing the United States Government's reply to its diplomatic correspondence
Signed:
Phrank Shaibu
Senior Special Assistant on Public Communication to Atiku Abubakar, Vice President of Nigeria (1999–2007) and Presidential Candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
25th July, 2026
The man is confirming that Nigerian Government & Boko Haram agreed to have a 40- days cease fire program, therefore Boko Haram is on break.
Men! This country is gone 😭😭
Nigerian Government is constantly negotiating with terr0rists.
Our country has failed us😭😭
Between a UK-based Nigerian man and a Customs officer, as he confrønted an unidentified man who allegedly used a barricade to stop his vehicle on the expressway.
The incident comes after the same man had an altercation with Nigeria Police officers in Ondo State, who allegedly seized his driver's licence after he refused to give them a br!be.
“Because We Refused To Give Them N500, They Ass@ulted And Almost Shøt Us.” ~ Physical Altercation With Some Police Officers And Passengers In Edo State👀