@MasterMaliq Stop asking about their gain, see the kind thing they put on their head. Can you use it without been a muslim or an expert? That thing is enough for their existense.
"Only Ndigbo should contest for president."
That's not democracy. That's zoning with a vengeance.
Yes, the South East is the only southern zone yet to produce a civilian president. That's a valid grievance.
But shutting out every other region? That's how you lose allies, not win power.
Sir, the North isn't going to sit quietly while you announce their exclusion.
The South West and South South won't step aside because you demanded it.
You want a SE president? Build bridges. Don't burn them with speeches.
“Keke Napep Driver Confesses: How I Used Handkerchief to Lure 17 Victims for Rituals”
LAGOS, Nigeria – A 42-year-old commercial tricycle operator, simply identified as Monday Eze, has been arrested by the Lagos State Police Command for allegedly luring passengers into a trance-like state and using them for ritual purposes.
According to police sources, Eze, who plies the Oshodi–Isolo route, confessed after his arrest that his modus operandi was deceptively simple. He would approach a potential passenger, and with a seemingly polite gesture, bring out a white handkerchief to dust or clean the passenger’s seat before they boarded.
“Once they sit on the seat I cleaned with that handkerchief, within seconds they lose their memory completely,” Eze reportedly told investigators. “They forget where they are going, who they are, and why they entered my Keke. At that point, they become completely obedient.”
Eze admitted that over the past 12 months, he had lured more than 17 people—including a nursing mother and two university undergraduates—into his vehicle under false pretenses. Victims would later regain consciousness in unfamiliar locations, stripped of their valuables, with no recollection of how they got there. Two victims are still missing.
The suspect was caught after a vigilant passenger noticed Eze repeatedly wiping the same seat for different passengers at a busy bus stop without changing the handkerchief. The passenger alerted a nearby mobile police officer. When officers searched the tricycle, they found three blood-stained handkerchiefs, a calabash containing dark oily substances, and a handwritten notebook listing dates, routes, and descriptions of victims.
Eze, who broke down in tears during interrogation, pleaded for mercy, claiming he was initiated into the practice by a herbalist in the Ogun State forest. “I didn’t kill anybody. I only delivered them. It was the herbalist who demanded the souls. Please, I am not the main person.”
The Lagos State Police Command’s Public Relations Officer confirmed the arrest and stated that a manhunt has been launched for the herbalist. “We advise passengers to be vigilant. If a driver insists on cleaning a seat that looks clean, or if they use any object repeatedly before you sit, step away and report immediately.”
Eze is currently in custody and will be charged with conspiracy, abduction, and suspected ritual murder.
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Breaking: Nigeria is seeking a $1.25bn World Bank loan with a decision meeting set for June 26, 2026, just months before the 2027 presidential election.
If approved, total public debt will smash through ₦160tn.
Here's the kicker. The World Bank itself warns "political and governance risks are elevated ahead of the 2027 elections, with pressures that could delay or reverse sensitive reforms."
Yes. The lender is literally saying Nigeria might abandon the reforms this loan is for right after the election.
But wait, there's more drama.
The Accountant General of the Federation just said Nigeria could reject World Bank facilities if approvals take longer than six months.
So the World Bank is worried Nigeria will flake on reforms. Nigeria is worried the World Bank will flake on approvals.
And this loan? It's called "Nigeria Actions for Investment and Jobs Acceleration."
Between June 2023 and May 2026, the World Bank has already approved 9.35bnforNigeria.This9.35bnforNigeria.This1.25bn would push Tinubu's total to $10.6bn.
That's not a loan. That's a pattern.
Prediction: Approved June 2026. Implementation stumbles by September. Early 2027, sensitive reforms like subsidy and FX unification get quietly paused until after elections. Then 2028, we will be back for another one.
Bookmark this. June 26, 2026. Then watch what happens right before the 2027 vote.
The cash empowerment isn't the problem. It's the symptom. Nigerian politicians have learned that development takes 10 years but sharing money takes 10 minutes. And voters reward speed. We can't scream "give us good governance" then cheer when a bag of cash shows up. The market responds to demand.
Between now and early 2027, you will see at least three major "direct cash transfer" or "empowerment" schemes announced. Each will be called something different. Each will be the same thing. And after the election, they will quietly disappear until the next election cycle. Bookmark this.
Another big EFCC arrest, another huge figure (₦500bn), another "shocking" headline.
But ask yourself how does one DG of the Energy Commission access half a trillion naira without a chain of signatures, approvals, and cover-ups?
Arresting him is theater. Prosecuting his enablers is reform.
Why Peter Obi and Kwankwaso’s possible collaboration with PRP crashed — straight from PRP chairman Hakeem Baba Ahmed.
Obi & Kwankwaso’s camps approached PRP secretly. Talks got far enough to propose a committee. Then PRP allegedly asked: “If you’re strong, why fear opposition?” Silence.
Plus they panicked because PRP’s name wasn’t on INEC portal (now fixed).
So two “movement leaders” walked away… because the two former presidential candidates wanted the PRP presidential ticket *without any primary opposition*. Just hand it over. 🧵👇
PRP said no. Their rule: join first, follow internal process, then contest.
Obi & Kwankwaso also demanded many party positions for their supporters.
PRP’s response? “If you’re truly strong contenders, why fear competition?”
Also, they worried about PRP’s INEC status and internal disputes but those were fixable.
In the end, no fight, just a peaceful parting.
But this tells you everything about how Nigeria’s “alternative” politics works: conditions before commitment. 🤝