The real passive night crawler. Co-Founder @bfree_global, Former: @hotelsng, @OPay_NG, @fairmoney_ng, @nombahq. Lord @numoreculture, and a passive Programmer.
Over the next 15 years I will be working on establishing these 3 community projects via https://t.co/fwtejYLVwm. I'll be working with @thechikalee (my girlfriend now and wife by then) and my other Co-founders.
- Learn a little
- The EP project
- You're ENOUGH
Leadership and Management Masterclass in less than 3 minutes. π
If you lead a team at work or youβre aspiring to, you should watch this video by Ibikun Awosika.
Five years ago, I wouldnβt have believed Iβd be building a travel platform.
Back then, every international trip I took was planned by an agent. Travel felt complex- documentation, flights, logistics. Outsourcing everything felt safer.
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π³π¬ Dear Nigerians! This may be a long read, but if you can, please read to the end and learn.
Yesterday, we reported that the Nigerian Senate formally acknowledged discrepancies in the 2025 tax reform laws and directed the Clerk of the National Assembly to re-gazette the affected Acts and issue Certified True Copies of what was actually passed by lawmakers.
That instruction is not a routine correction. It is an admission that Nigerian law was altered after due process had ended.
Once an Act has been debated, amended, voted on, transmitted, and assented to, it is no longer a working document.
Any post-assent insertion or alteration of substantive provisions is unlawful.
When such an altered document is published and treated as binding law, the issue moves from politics into criminality.
You will all remember that this matter came into the open on December 17, when Hon. Abdussamad Dasuki disclosed on the floor of the House that the Official Gazette did not align with the Votes and Proceedings. That discrepancy is not cosmetic.
It is the legal fault line where forgery begins.
We have discussed those altered provisions exhaustively. Follow the thread to see our comments on them.
Such changes are not clerical errors.
Under the Criminal Code, making or altering a document to pass as genuine law constitutes forgery.
Publishing or acting on that altered document is uttering.
Where multiple officials participate in or enable the process, conspiracy arises.
Where public officers abuse entrusted authority, misconduct in public office applies.
The constitutional breach is equally clear.
Section 4 of the 1999 Constitution vests legislative power solely in the National Assembly. Any post-assent tampering usurps that authority, violates the separation of powers, and creates parallel and conflicting legal regimes.
Enforcement under such conditions lacks legitimacy.
Some Nigerians have called this treason. Legally, it is not. Treason requires intent to overthrow the state or wage war.
What we are dealing with here is something different but no less dangerous: deliberate institutional subversion of the lawmaking process.
Re-gazetting may repair the record, but it does not resolve liability.
The central questions remain unanswered: who authorised the insertions, who executed them, and why implementation is still being pushed while the breach is under investigation.
If this passes without consequences, it establishes a precedent that any statute can be quietly rewritten after lawmakers have voted and the President has assented.
That is incompatible with constitutional democracy. In fact, if you call it constitutional treason, you are right on point..
This is not about inhumane tax policy. It is about whether Nigeria still recognises the rule of law as binding on those in power.
Please join this important conversation and continue to demand accountability.
Those responsible for altering our laws must face consequences for abusing our laws and attempting to undermine years of democratic progress through greed.
This cannot be excused or normalised under any gimmick, guise, or legislative smokescreen. #SuspendTaxReformLaw
FULL LIST: EFCC traces 41 properties worth N212bn to Malami
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (@officialEFCC) has traced 41 properties to Abubakar Malami, the former attorney-general of the federation and minister of justice.
TheCable understands that the properties β hotels, residential buildings, lands, schools, and a printing press β are scattered across Kebbi, Kano and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
The properties in Kebbi state are valued at N162,195,950,000, while the assets in Kano state are said to be worth N16,011,800,000, and the value of the FCT properties was put at N34,685,000,000.
https://t.co/O9upm3QiJM
MAJOR REASON FOR DROP IN POWER SUPPLY NATION WIDE:
GenCos are experiencing gas supply constraints affecting their optimal output and general operational frequency.
Inflation in 2010: 13.74%
MPR in 2010: 10%
Inflation 2021: 16.95%
MPR in 2021: 11:50%
Inflation rate 2025: 14:45%
MPR in 2025: 27.5%
Central Banks all over the world have one main job, which is to fight inflation.
When inflation rises, Central Banks increase rates
When Inflation falls, Central banks lower rates
Lower rates boost economic activity and create jobs
I stop here.
B@ndits are not using normal towers. They bounced calls off multiple towers.
~ Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy Bosun Tijani speaks on the method b@ndits use to communicate
"If you have any difficulty as regards security because of the nature of your assignment, contact the IGP and get my clearance, the Minister of Interior should liase with the IGP to replace those police officers who are on special security duties, so they don't leave people exposed"
- President Bola Tinubu on the issue of the recall of police officers for VIPs earlier today at the FEC meeting, State House, Abuja.
PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE ON WITHDRAWAL OF POLICE PERSONNEL FROM VIP ESCORT DUTIES: NIGERIA POLICE FORCE RECORDS HIGH LEVEL OF COMPLIANCE
The Nigeria Police Force wishes to inform the general public that, in strict compliance with the directive of His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, prohibiting the deployment of police personnel for VIP escort and guard duties, the Force Headquarters constituted a special enforcement team to monitor and ensure total adherence to the presidential order.
On 6th December 2025, commencing at about 1000 hours, the enforcement team carried out an extensive monitoring exercise across key locations in Lagos State, including the Lekki-Ikoyi Link Bridge, the Domestic Wing of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, and several other strategic points.
The exercise revealed a satisfactory and commendable level of compliance by officers and men of the Nigeria Police Force. No case of unauthorised deployment of police personnel for VIP escort duties was recorded during the monitoring, and consequently, no arrest was made.
The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, Ph.D., NPM, reiterates the Forceβs commitment to the full implementation of the presidential directive. The Nigeria Police Force remains resolute in redeploying its personnel to core policing duties aimed at enhancing general security, crime prevention, and protection of lives and property across the country.
Members of the public are assured that the Nigeria Police Force will continue to enforce this policy nationwide without fear or favour and urges continued support as the Force works towards a more professional, efficient, and citizen-centered policing system.
CSP BENJAMIN HUNDEYIN, anipr, mipra
Force Public Relations Officer
Force Headquarters, Abuja
December 6, 2025