Interviewer: “What’s your meal plan for building all that muscle?” 💪
6uff: “Don’t eat anything that doesn’t grow. Corn, yam, chicken, goat, eggs—they all grow. But chocolate, biscuits, and bread don’t. Even w€£d grows, so you’re good.” 😂😭
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Habby Forex and Jeffrey Benson are using you people.
One guy said Habby Forex charged him $300 for a class, and he has over 1,000 people in his WhatsApp group.
That's about $300,000 if all 1,000 people paid. That alone is enough to fund any lifestyle he wants to live.
The biggest red flag isn’t someone’s background it’s their character. Survival can build resilience, but it can also normalize bad decisions if no lessons are learned. That’s why you judge individuals, not demographics. Sometimes the loudest accusation is simply a bad investment in credibility.
I don’t judge people by where they came from; I judge them by how they handle responsibility. A difficult past explains some choices it doesn’t excuse all of them. Character has a way of exposing itself long before the truth catches up.
Fourteen Nigerians were kidnapped along the Lagos-Benin Expressway, but what happened afterwards is the part I think deserves serious attention.
At about 9:30pm on July 30, troops of 4 Brigade Nigerian Army were on routine patrol when intelligence reached them about the kidnapping in Ovia North East LGA of Edo State. They didn't wait until morning. They immediately moved after the kidnappers and followed their withdrawal route.
The pressure became too much for the criminals. They abandoned 11 of their victims and escaped into the surrounding forest.
But three people were still missing.
And this is the part I love so much. Our soldiers didn't say, "Well, we have rescued 11 out of 14." They didn't close the operation and celebrate what they had already achieved. The following day, July 31, they went back into that forest and continued searching for the remaining victims.
They combed the area until those remaining three people were found and rescued.
Just imagine what those families must have been going through throughout that night. Eleven families had received the news they desperately wanted, while three others were probably still waiting, praying and wondering where their loved ones were. Then came the news that the remaining three had also been found.
After medical assessment and preliminary debriefing, the Army confirmed that all 14 victims were in stable condition. They were reunited with their families or allowed to continue their respective journeys.
This is why timely intelligence from ordinary Nigerians matters so much. Somebody provided information, troops acted on it immediately, kidnappers were forced to run, and 14 Nigerians who could have remained in captivity are free today.
The criminals themselves are still being hunted, and I hope that part of the operation continues until they are apprehended.
Sometimes we read "14 kidnapped victims rescued" and scroll past it like it's just another headline. But those are 14 human beings. Fourteen families spared days, weeks or possibly months of uncertainty and fear.
Kudos to the troops of 4 Brigade Nigerian Army and Brigadier General Ahmed Balogun. Keep the pressure on these criminals. Every Nigerian rescued from captivity is a victory worth celebrating, and every forest denied to kidnappers makes our roads and communities a little safer. 🇳🇬
Forex is the biggest scam in Nigeria, They told us to fake profits... not make profits.
I went to a forex event, and every broker I spoke to told me the same thing.
They said I shouldn't focus on becoming a profitable trader. Instead, I should become a forex influencer, post a fake luxury lifestyle, and tell people I made my money from forex
~A lady share her experience
Peller is not the problem IMO.
The real issue is a broken system designed to neglect and ignore intellect. A system that has consistently undermined the efforts of promising talents across academia, forcing our brightest minds to “japa” or settle for less.
BBN pays 100M+ to winners, a reality show, fine. But most schools can’t even award their best graduating students ₦100k. The state can’t guarantee them jobs. In my time, our best graduating student, an exceptionally brilliant guy destined for greatness now works as a successful freelancer, digital analyst and YouTuber. He’s doing really well, but that mind was built for more. Top-tier virologist material, serving the nation. We lost that potential and so many others.
Youth unemployment is at a high, quite alarming for nation with immense potential and one of the youngest population average on the planet.
We churn out graduates yearly but fail to harness them. It’s time to fix the system and not bash the symptoms.
The major cause of higher prices of premium drinks in our clubs is due to high import duties and VAT and also operational cost of running a business like a club here in Nigeria.
Even with all of these many club owner do struggle to keep their businesses profitable.