@renoomokri@joinkuda my electricity bill of 2k is not successful and there is no reversal on my account for about a week now. What's going on pls @kudahelp_ng@kuda
A Wrong Turn That Cost 20 Million Lives.
History can sometimes be changed by a single, unpredictable moment.
On June 28, 1914, in Sarajevo, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, and his wife, Sophie, were assassinated by Gavrilo Princip. What initially appeared to be a localized political assassination soon became the spark that ignited a catastrophe far beyond the streets of Sarajevo.
Europe was already divided by military alliances, secret treaties, imperial rivalries, and growing political tensions. Within weeks, these interconnected forces pulled one major power after another into war. The assassination ultimately set in motion the events that led to World War I—a devastating conflict that redrew borders, brought empires crashing down, transformed the global political order, and claimed millions of lives.
Sometimes, history doesn’t change gradually. Sometimes, it changes in a single moment.
🚨🔵 Everton have sent official bid to AS Monaco for Folarin Balogun as negotiations are ongoing.
#EFC working to get new striker as Beto will join Fiorentina for €17m fee.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT: Structural Transition & Forward Movement.
Take Back Naija (TBN) announces the voluntary resignation of Founding Co-Convener, Mr. Blessing Ezeokoli ("Jack"), which took effect 9th May, 2026. We express our sincere appreciation for his vision and contributions.
The Gift of Now
Let’s speak plainly about something we all know is coming, yet few dare to face: death.
Death is not a distant stranger. It walks beside us, quietly, patiently. It doesn’t send a calendar invite. It doesn’t check if you’re ready. It simply arrives, sometimes with warning, sometimes without. And when it does, there are no second chances.
But this isn’t a speech about fear, This is a call to wake up.
Too many of us live like we have forever. We waste days pleasing everyone but ourselves. We drown in stress, anger, comparison. We neglect our bodies, numb our hearts, and put off joy for “someday.”
But someday is not guaranteed.
What you have right now is this breath.
This heartbeat.
This moment.
So take care of yourself like your life depends on it because it does. Eat like you love yourself. Rest like you deserve peace. Protect your mind. Honor your boundaries. Speak your truth. Laugh often. Love deeply. And forgive, not because they always deserve it, but because you deserve freedom.
Don’t wait for death to remind you how precious life is.
Look around.
This is your story.
You are the main character.
And your time here is short, but powerful.
So live with urgency.
Love with intensity.
And never forget: you are alive. Right now. And that’s a miracle.
Tomorrow is not promised.
@FabrizioRomano Time for Eriksen to say goodbye to football, make e go rest and enjoy his money. At least he has earned enough, before e go faint again for field .
EFCC Makes Single Largest Asset Recovery till Date
Justice Jude Onwuegbuzie, on Monday, December 2, 2024 gave a ruling on a final forfeiture of an estate in Abuja measuring 150,500 square metres and containing 753 Units of duplexes and other apartments. This is the single largest asset recovery by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, since its inception in 2003. The Estate rests on Plot 109 Cadastral Zone C09, Lokogoma District, Abuja.
The forfeiture of the property to the federal government by a former top brass of the government was pursuant to EFCC’s mandate and policy directive of ensuring that the corrupt and fraudulent do not enjoy the proceeds of their unlawful activities. In this instance, the Commission relied on Section 17 of the Advance Fee Fraud And Other Fraud Related Offences Act No 14, 2006 and Section 44 (2) B of the Constitution of the 199 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to push its case.
Ruling on the Commission’s application for the final forfeiture of the property, Justice Onwuegbuzie held that the respondent have not shown cause as to why he should not lose the property, “which has been reasonably suspected to have been acquired with proceeds of unlawful activities, the property is hereby finally forfeited to the federal government.”
The road to the final forfeiture of the property was paved by an interim forfeiture order, secured before the same Judge on November 1, 2024. The government official which fraudulently built the estate is being investigated by the EFCC. The forfeiture of the asset is an important modality of depriving the suspect of the proceeds of the crime.
The justification for the forfeiture is derived from Part 2, Section 7 of the EFCC Establishment Act, which stipulates that the EFCC “has power to cause investigations to be conducted as to whether any person, corporate body or organization has committed any offence under this Act or other law relating to economic and financial crimes and cause investigations to be conducted into the properties of any person if it appears to the Commission that the person’s lifestyle and extent of the properties are not justified by his source of income.”
The Commission’s Executive Chairman, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, has repeatedly described asset recovery as pivotal in the fight against corruption, economic and financial crimes and a major disincentive against the corrupt and the fraudulent.
Addressing members of the House of Representatives Committee on Anti-corruption recently, he said, “If you understand the intricacies involved in financial crimes investigation and prosecution you will discover that to recover one billion naira is war. So, I told my people that the moment we start investigation we must also start asset tracing because asset recovery is pivotal in the anti-corruption fight; and one of the potent instruments that you can deploy as an anti-corruption agency for an effective fight is asset tracing and recovery. If you allow the corrupt or those that you are investigating to have access to the proceeds of their crime, they will fight you with it. So one of the ways to weaken them is to deprive them of the proceeds of their crime. So, our modus operandi has changed simultaneously. The moment we begin investigation, we begin asset tracing. That was what helped us to make our recoveries.”
Abuja people please ooo I'm in distress
Somebody should help me and look for this guy before I run mad ooooooo
Since morning we have been looking for him
He dropped suicide notes and has not been reachable
Muriel I swear if I catch you na me go kill you with my hands 😭💔