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Retired Service Chiefs To Receive Bulletproof SUVs, Prado Jeeps, And $60,000 Medical Allowance
The former Chief of Defence Staff and two other recently retired service chiefs will each receive a bulletproof SUV, a Prado Jeep (or an equivalent backup vehicle), along with a $60,000 allowance for medical expenses, following their retirement approved by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
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25/10/2025
Information reaching IPOB leadership this night is that one of the new DSS agents assigned to MNK attacked him in the DSS headquarters with the intention to kill Mazi Nnamdi Kanu .
The situation lead other DSS officers physically to drag their fellow officer out of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s cell as he was seen kicking Mazi Nnamdi Kanu .
It seems the DSS and those that don’t want Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to be free are planning to assassinate Mazi Nnamdi Kanu inside DSS headquarters under the pretext of having misunderstanding with a DSS officer.
The action of this DSS officer is unacceptable and made to face the consequences of his action and the DSS must make sure that nothing happens to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in their custody. Unless they’re ready for another new confrontation with IPOB worldwide .
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Yahoo Boys Are Geniuses Who Need Redirection, Not Condemnation — Peter Obi
Former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has said that some Nigerian internet fra¥dsters, popularly known as “Yahoo boys”, possess exceptional creativity that can be harnessed for national growth.
“Some of our so-called Yahoo boys are geniuses who need redirection, not condemnation. Their creativity and courage, if properly guided, can drive innovation and national development,” Obi said on Saturday in Onitsha, Anambra State, at the Golden Health Conference themed “Money Beyond Wealth.”
Obi, who returned early from a UK trip to attend the event, said it was important because it addressed “a vice that has eroded our values — the greed for material possessions.” He stressed that Nigeria cannot achieve greatness while celebrating corr+ption and rewarding dishonesty.
“Money is necessary, but it is only a small part of real wealth,” he noted. “True wealth is built on integrity, character, and purpose. It uplifts society, promotes education, reduces poverty, and creates opportunities for others.”
The former Anambra governor warned that the reckless pursuit of wealth has damaged Nigeria’s moral fabric. “Leadership must lead by example, for a nation that rewards dishonesty cannot build integrity,” he said.
Obi urged Nigerian youths to rediscover the dignity of labour, emphasising that nations are built “not by miracles but by men and women who think, work, and build.” He also called for justice and fairness in governance, saying development requires collective effort, not ethnic or religious bias.
“No religion or tribe buys bread cheaper than another. Nigeria is blessed with abundant resources; what we lack is the will to do what is right,” he said.
Obi thanked Bishop Owen Nwokolo of the Diocese on the Niger and commended the organisers for promoting discipline and value-based leadership among young Nigerians.
“Because of politics, some people said I’m not Yoruba enough. I’m going to do the Ijeobumo challenge. I challenge those who said I’m not Yoruba enough to do it too.”
— Rufai Oseni challenges people who said he’s not Yoruba enough.
Akon’s wife, Tomeka Thiam, filed a divorce to part ways after 29 years of marriage and demanded €100m as compensation.
The court handling the case only found $10k in Akon’s account, as the singer’s wealth is sitting comfortably in his mother’s account.