Presh Ayo🩵

I am the light of the world.

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

An open letter of help to @davido

I hope this letter finds you well and in good spirits. I am writing to you today because, like millions of others, I deeply admire your incredible impact on music. But more than that, I am inspired by your heart. Time and again, you have shown the world what it means to lift others up when they are down, without asking for anything in return.

I am reaching out to you because I am currently at a very difficult crossroads and truly need a helping hand. Right now, I am carrying a heavy burden of debt that is making it hard to move forward.

My true dream is to build a stable career where I can give back, and I am trying to enroll in a Health and Social Care course to do exactly that. However, the financial weight of my current debt makes it impossible for me to afford the tuition or focus on my studies.
I would be endlessly grateful if you could assist me with 2M naira ( it will help in clearing my debts and pay for my desire course) so I can start this training with a clean slate and build a secure future.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read my message. Even if you are unable to help at this moment, your continuous kindness to so many people keeps my hope alive. I wish you continued blessings, health, and success in everything you do.
With deep respect and gratitude

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@PreciousJudge5 Let me look forward to it

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@Tasha1644 Same here
I hardly do anything on that app

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@steezy10_ @Mizgrace05 20k will go a long way

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@Adhekunbi @Geraldynomon Go and pour ice water on your body
If you no go man, go and watch p0rn

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@_tobyblush They don’t have one of their own

[BIGGEST LION 🦁 @xquire147]

Why do some girls like to date married men? 🤷🏿‍♂️

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@s_gbemmy Imagine I see that type
Life is good already

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@xquire147 Yess na
And they won’t be accountable to anyone

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@TheDamiForeign I no vex again

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@TheCakegurl Make everyone do wetin them like

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@HANDINO_ They are fine together

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@bisiiii_ How 😳

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@AdageorgeA First frame

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@s_gbemmy Thank you my sister

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

This weather for make sense if someone’s son was beside me

[Gbemmy Gbemmy @s_gbemmy]

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Update on the Oyo School Kidnap

The Oyo State Police Command has arrested six suspects and local informants who were tracked via telephone conversations with the bandits responsible for the Ahoro-Esiele, Oriire Local Government Area school abductions.

However, official security reports indicate that none of the main b@ndits inside the forest have been arrested yet, as they continue to evade direct tracking using advanced call-routing technology.

The specific details regarding the identified accomplices, the tracked phone calls, and the financial institutions involved are outlined below.

Arrested Informants and Couriers
According to official statements from the Oyo State Police Command, the tracked individuals were not the core bandits themselves, but rather local logistics providers, couriers, and informants: Babangida Buhari Awalu & Kabiru Aliyu:
Both worked as commercial motorcyclists (Okada riders).

They acted as couriers for the kidnap syndicate and were apprehended in the Ojoo Area of Ibadan while attempting to retrieve "exchange money" (ransom) for the bandits.

Adewuyi Sunday, Ayanwola Gbenga, & Rafiu Abdulmajeed: Arrested during follow-up investigations. They are from the Gbugbu area of Kwara State and Ago-Are in Oyo State.

Adeleye Ayomide: A student from a nearby university who was tracked down by military personnel. He was apprehended after being caught with a victim's phone. The email demands sent to the parents were traced directly to his device.

Note: Official security agencies have not released specific residential addresses for these suspects beyond their general local government origins and arrest locations due to ongoing prosecution and state security protocols.

The Phone Tracking and SIM Technology Gap
The Oyo State Police Public Relations Officer noted that investigators intercepted phone calls made during and after the school raid. The conversations exposed how local informants were giving the bandits step-by-step directions on how to navigate the Old Oyo National Park to evade military borders.
While Nigeria enforces a strict National Identification Number (NIN)-SIM linkage policy, the main bandits bypass this infrastructure.

The Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy explained that these syndicates use specialized call-routing technology and portable network-masking devices to bounce their calls across multiple remote cell towers. This masks their exact geographic coordinates and hides their actual registration details.

Banks and Accounts Involved
During the initial ransom exchanges, investigators discovered that funds extorted from victims' families were funneled into local bank accounts to be layered and distributed among the syndicate.

Wema Bank: Security reports confirmed that r@nsom payments and digital extortion funds linked to the tracking of Adeleye Ayomide were routed into a Wema Bank account.

Logistics Accounts: Funds were also transferred to the bank accounts of Adewuyi Sunday, Ayanwola Gbenga, and Rafiu Abdulmajeed. These accounts served as temporary holding points to distribute cash to the forest-bound bandits.

The Central Bank of Nigeria and anti-graft agencies have since frozen the flagged account numbers associated with these names to trace further fund movements.

- Dele Oyedele

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@itohan_olat Mehn it’s a testimony ooo
See his legs. Happy for them

[Presh Ayo🩵 @PreshAyo25]

@Big_Rossie_ @BIGFATFOOL01 Just stay inside the house don’t step out of the gate