“I audited NNPC payments and found $49B missing. I wrote the President GEJ, but he didn’t respond. 4 months later, Obasanjo got the letter and gave the media. GEJ called a secret meeting, accounted for $29B but couldn’t explain $20 B. He then suspended me.”
—Sanusi II
To all of you who like to chase women up and down, be very careful after watching this video.
Not every woman is worth chasing, some encounters are a trap.
VIDEO: Nigeria Records First Tele-Robotic Surgery As Surgeon Operates On Abuja Patient From Ogun
Nigeria has recorded its first tele-robotic surgery, with a surgeon remotely performing a complex kidney cancer operation on a patient in Abuja from Mowe, Ogun State.
The procedure, a robot-assisted right radical nephrectomy to remove a cancerous kidney tumour, was conducted by Redeemer’s Health Village in collaboration with RoboMed Global. The surgeon operated the robotic system in real time from a Toumai console at the facility in Ogun State, while the patient was at Nisa Premier Hospital in Abuja, about 500 kilometres away.
Credit: X| RedeemerHealthVillage
“The biggest challenge was getting land for the refinery. I took a bank loan, but Ogun’s governor denied me approval, so I paid the bank with interest. I bought land in Lagos for $100M, not knowing it was marshy. We pumped 65M tons of sand to raise it.”
—Aliko Dangote
“In the next 3–4 years, I am going to invest $10 billion in power, but I am going to cancel my steel business. We Africans shouldn’t allow over 600 million of our people to sleep in darkness. This will be a major transformation for Africa.”
—Aliko Dangote
Vice President Kashim Shettima yesterday inaugurated the Kwara Garment Factory, a signature project of the Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq administration that hires at least 4,000 people at full capacity.
You know how every few years you’ll see footage that you’ve never seen before on 9/11 and wonder how you’ve never seen it before
Well that’s exactly what this is for me
Chris York is on a family vacation and most of his footage is on the rooftop of Liberty Court a few blocks away from the World Trade Center
In it, you see clear footage of the twin towers about a week before the September 11th attacks. Beautiful day, manhattan looks great.
Then there’s a long delay in his camera roll. When it resumes (1 minute mark) the north tower is struck. You can see the earliest first responders at the base of wtc1 - including battalion chief’s Joseph pfiefer
While Chris is filming, the South tower is struck, and he recalled later that he could physical feel the blast and the heat of the explosion.
In my opinion this is rare footage and perspective 500 feet above the streets and 500 feet below the strikes.
Never forget what took place 25 years ago today. Love and respect to those involved, those affected, and our great heroes who saved so many lives. Good bless America and its people.
This was 5 minutes before the North Tower was struck, it was a beautiful Morning and maybe the best Morning for weather of the Year. September 11, 2001 before Tragedy Struck.
The Wealth and Assets Reportedly Left Behind by the Late Alhaji Aminu Dantata
It has been claimed that the late Alhaji Aminu Dantata left behind as much as ₦61 trillion in cash and deposits in banks in Nigeria and abroad.
He was also reportedly said to have owned about 800 filling stations in Nigeria and outside the country. These stations allegedly did not carry his name but were said to be under his ownership.
In Kano State alone, he was reportedly said to have left 500 houses and approximately 1,200 plots of land, some fenced and others with incomplete construction.
He was also said to have owned 320 houses in other Nigerian cities and abroad.
His reported vehicle collection included 280 cars in active use, while another 120 vehicles were said to be kept in storage and not in use.
It was further claimed that he left behind shares worth more than ₦30 trillion in companies operating in Nigeria and abroad.
In an interview in 2022, he reportedly said that he began purchasing private aircraft as far back as 1967, when one aircraft cost about US$120,000. He was said to have owned 10 private aircraft, each reportedly worth at least ₦1 billion.
He lived with four wives and reportedly left behind more than 45 children and over 150 grandchildren.
As he had wished, he was buried in Madinah, Saudi Arabia.
May Almighty Allah forgive his shortcomings, have mercy on him, and grant him Aljannatul Firdaus. Ameen. 🤲
Allahu Akbar!
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“After I posted it on my X page, I deleted it after I saw OPay’s notice that it was fake, and I publicly apologised. Five days later, I was picked up in Zaria, Kaduna State, following a petition by OPay.”
— Hafsat Abubakar, lady arrested over the alleged distribution of a forged document falsely claiming that OPay was ending its operations.