“The ₦400M Mansion I Gifted Peller Will Remain in My Son’s Name” — King Ochacho Reveals During Livestream
Real estate businessman King Ochacho has revealed that the ₦400 million Abuja mansion he gifted Peller and Jarvis on their wedding day will remain legally registered in his son’s name.
He explained that the property was originally bought for his son, but Peller and Jarvis can live in and enjoy the mansion for as long as they want.
Almighty. Keep our hearts and faith firm in these hard times. Help us to not be discouraged although we’ve been waiting for some time. Help us to keep asking You. We know good things take time and You’re indeed the Best of Planners. Aameen.
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: We northerners have failed this country, and I say that with a heavy heart. For too long, we have remained silent in the face of the insecurity destroying our communities. Today, VeryDarkMan is in Abuja speaking up and demanding action on issues we should have confronted ourselves.
While insecurity continues to worsen across Northern Nigeria, it is disappointing to see some celebrities rushing to Abuja to endorse the government instead of standing with the victims. The North needs voices that will speak truth to power, not applause for those in authority.
— A cleric from Northern Nigeria
May the Almighty accept our worship, supplication and good deeds. May He bestow His Mercy upon us all. May He protect our brothers and sisters facing oppression the world over. May He put an end to their suffering. Aameen.
Who is Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei
1969 in Mashhad, he is the second son of the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
Education: He studied preliminary seminary courses at the Ayatollah Mojtahedi school in Tehran, participated in the Iran-Iraq War on the frontlines, and in 1989 moved to Qom to continue his advanced religious studies until 1992. He later returned to Tehran for five years of further study and married Zahra Haddad Adel in 1997, before returning to Qom.
Advanced Studies: He studied under prominent scholars such as Ahmad Miyanji, Reza Astadi, Ayatollahs Javadi Tabrizi, Hossein Vahid Khorasani, and others, including attending advanced jurisprudence (Bahth al-Kharij) sessions with his father, gaining a strong foundation in Islamic sciences, jurisprudence, and the principles of religious leadership.
Teaching Career: Over 17 years, he taught advanced religious studies, wrote scholarly reports in Arabic, and engaged in scientific debates with senior scholars. His teaching style combined intellectual rigor, innovation, and clarity, making his sessions highly attended, with up to 400 students pre-COVID and 1,300 registered in 1402, with over 700 attending the first session before he temporarily suspended the class for moral reasons.
Contributions: He innovated in curriculum, methodology, and the systematization of ideas while maintaining humility and high ethics. He helped establish various religious and social institutions, combining scientific learning with community service, particularly aiding the poor, and developing revolutionary religious cadres.
Political & Administrative Roles: He maintained close relationships with senior religious leaders, his father, and key figures in ethics and spirituality. He participated in managing significant national issues, including economic, housing, agricultural, and scientific projects, as well as overseeing major military and strategic affairs.
Relations with Military & Resistance Leaders: He has maintained close ties with commanders in the Iranian military and the “Resistance Axis,” notably Hassan Nasrallah and the late General Qasem Soleimani.
Security Threats: His prominence and leadership roles have made him a target of repeated U.S. and Israeli hostility, though previous attempts against him have failed.
Summary: Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei combines deep religious scholarship, practical administrative experience, military-strategic awareness, and revolutionary ethics, positioning him as the new Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
This is the young Nigerian Navy officer who courageously stood his ground and stopped the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, in his tracks, proving that power should never be used to intimidate others.
His name is A.M. Yarima, a son of Kaduna State, a true symbol of courage, discipline, and integrity from Northern Nigeria.
While Wike has often been accused of oppressing citizens and political opponents, God sent this brave young soldier, born with honor and raised with values, to remind him that leadership requires respect and humility.
May Almighty God bless him, elevate him to the highest ranks in the Nigerian Armed Forces, and protect him always.
Who knows him should contact me, I have $1000 for him. He's made us proud ❤️🇳🇬
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WE HAVE NOT STARTED ANY POLICE RECRUITMENT, PSC, says fraudsters behind stories circulating in social media
The Police Service Commission is yet to commence the process for the recruitment of Police Officers for the year 2025.
Fifteen years on, Nigeria still mourns one of its finest — and I still remember a friend whose quiet wisdom helped shape my understanding of service.
President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua led with conviction, not commotion. He listened more than he spoke — and when he did speak, it was with purpose, not politics.
His legacy reminds us that leadership is not about power, but about duty, humility, and justice.
May Almighty Allah (SWT) continue to grant him a place among the righteous in Al Jannah Firdaus. Ameen.
Obstacles. Hardship. Challenges. None of this means your story is over. Far from it. Face them head on. More chapters await you. Stay positive for what’s to come will be better than what’s passed.
Whom It May Concern!
Date: 15th March 2025
Zakat Nisab: N12,780,000
Dowry/Theft: N159,750
Blood Money/Diyyah: N639,000,000
Source: Islamic Timing and Research Org.
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