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The ICPC shocked Nigeria with reports that N71.2 billion in student loan funds was missing. Then they backtracked and said they omitted the word "NOT." The corrected statement says a case of discrepancies has NOT been established. Meanwhile, NELFUND approved N2.9 billion for 19 institutions across every zone except the South-East. The MD says it is not a political snub, just that South-East institutions have not verified their students. If a missing "NOT" is worth N71.2 billion, imagine what a misplaced comma could cost the Nigerian taxpayer. In Nigeria, even typos come with a price tag.
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Exclusive Footage Shows Moment Dele Farotimi Was Abducted
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Dele Farotimi Speaks: December 2 Press Conference Prior To Abduction
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Live from Okokomaiko, Lagos state, Nigeria yesterday, our reporter witnessed police officers burning down small roadside stands, destroying the little that struggling Nigerians have left in a country where the government tells them to start akara, kuli-kuli, and corn businesses while hunger and poverty choke the people
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The UK panicked over falling polls and booted its Prime Minister in under two years. But that same UK rushed to crown Bola Ahmed Tinubu after a flawed election, gave him a State Visit, and watched as 141 million Nigerians sank into poverty while he demanded four more years. The UK can spot its own rot but will crown yours. That is not diplomacy. That is hypocrisy.
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The rain came, and Lagos drowned. But it was not climate change that did this; it was the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway. The road blocked the water's path to the sea, forcing it back into the homes of ordinary Nigerians. Foreign banks like Deutsche Bank and First Abu Dhabi funded this project and will collect tolls for two decades, no matter how many communities are destroyed. The road is rising. The water is rising, the people are drowning, and the foreign profit is the only thing standing tall.
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PSA from David Hundeyin Please Kindly report the account for spam.
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First, they throw bread at you like a stray dog, Then they tell you to sell akara, roasted corn, and kuli-kuli to survive, Then they tell you there's no hunger and then they call you the problem. The same party (APC) that insults your dignity expects your vote. This compilation is the receipt
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Nigeria isn’t broke. It is being looted. While citizens face hunger, darkness, and failing infrastructure, ₦39 billion was reportedly spent on renovating Wike’s event centre, ₦128 billion in the power sector remains unaccounted for as tariffs rise, and billions were allegedly diverted to a private farm while millions lack water. At the same time, ₦11 billion went to presidential vehicles and lawmakers plan billions for travel and welfare. Taxes keep rising, corruption thrives, and Aso Rock stays lit while Nigerians sit in darkness. So what will Nigerians do. Remain silent?
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Tinubu is doing everything for his family and nothing for the country.
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31 governors strategizing for re‑election. A keke rider working all day for ₦50. Tinubu in London signing a deal that deports Nigerians and builds British steel. Chagoury collecting billions. Boko Haram associates being reintegrated. The Villa powered off the grid. The rest of the country in darkness. This is not a satire. This is Nigeria in 2026.
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Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, a cleric who negotiates with terrorists, is influencing Nigeria’s security policy, and President Tinubu seems more willing to listen to him than to the constitution. While Nigerians struggle, ₦100 billion allegedly vanishes from the Federation Account every month, with no explanation, no oversight, and no accountability. Tinubu signs defence deals with Turkey, stays silent as foreign leaders redefine Nigeria’s identity, and leaves citizens to bear the cost of his reckless choices.
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"None of this would’ve been possible without David Hundeyin’s work." — Greenspan Watch the full clip on our YouTube page or click the link below. ‘Hundeyin and Greenspan Win FOIA Suit as US Court Orders FBI, Other Federal Agencies To Release Unredacted Files on Tinubu’s Heroin Trafficking’ 🔗:
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