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“We are coming to Lagos State, including Badagry, Ikorodu and other areas” — a bandit threatens.

“We are coming to Lagos State, including Badagry, Ikorodu and other areas” — a bandit threatens.

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BREAKING 🇳🇬🚨: Heavy military convoy spotted moving through Iseyin, Oyo State, with bullion vans, Hilux patrol vehicles, and other tactical assets seen on the road.

BREAKING 🇳🇬🚨: Heavy military convoy spotted moving through Iseyin, Oyo State, with bullion vans, Hilux patrol vehicles, and other tactical assets seen on the road.

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TERROR 🇳🇬🚨: Suspected Bandits’ Informant Arrested In Ekiti, Allegedly Confesses Network Of Operatives Spread Across Different Towns In The State.

TERROR 🇳🇬🚨: Suspected Bandits’ Informant Arrested In Ekiti, Allegedly Confesses Network Of Operatives Spread Across Different Towns In The State.

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London streets erupt as Pakistani men take to the streets, demanding the introduction of Sharia law in the United Kingdom.

London streets erupt as Pakistani men take to the streets, demanding the introduction of Sharia law in the United Kingdom.

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BREAKING 🇳🇬🚨: Security Alert Leads to Arrest of a Woman of Fulani Descent at Mosque After Multiple Knives Were Found in Her Bag

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BREAKING 🇳🇬🚨: Security Alert Leads to Arrest of a Woman of Fulani Descent at Mosque After Multiple Knives Were Found in Her Bag

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UPDATE ⛏️: Fresh allegations have linked a man identified as Abdul Aminu Gwaska to an alleged illegal mining syndicate operating in Ilesa, Osun State. He is accused of recruiting workers through social media to expand illegal gold mining operations and of allegedly working with some local leaders who provide shelter and protection for the miners. The claims also allege widespread destruction of farmlands, pollution of water sources, and growing security concerns, prompting renewed calls for authorities to investigate the syndicate, its sponsors, and collaborators.

UPDATE ⛏️: Fresh allegations have linked a man identified as Abdul Aminu Gwaska to an alleged illegal mining syndicate operating in Ilesa, Osun State. He is accused of recruiting workers through social media to expand illegal gold mining operations and of allegedly working with some local leaders who provide shelter and protection for the miners. The claims also allege widespread destruction of farmlands, pollution of water sources, and growing security concerns, prompting renewed calls for authorities to investigate the syndicate, its sponsors, and collaborators.

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BREAKING 🇳🇬⚠️: Suspected bandit arrested at Gbagi, Ibadan after a gun was allegedly found in his bag, sparking panic before he was handed over to security operatives.

BREAKING 🇳🇬⚠️: Suspected bandit arrested at Gbagi, Ibadan after a gun was allegedly found in his bag, sparking panic before he was handed over to security operatives.

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YORUBA RISING STAR 🇳🇬⚽: 8-year-old Samson Azeez, popularly known as Kekere, has stunned many with his rapid rise from playing barefoot on the streets of Lagos to featuring in a football tournament in Portugal, thanks to The Future Academy. The young talent has already captured attention abroad, with reports confirming he is widely admired by coaches and spectators at the tournament.

YORUBA RISING STAR 🇳🇬⚽: 8-year-old Samson Azeez, popularly known as Kekere, has stunned many with his rapid rise from playing barefoot on the streets of Lagos to featuring in a football tournament in Portugal, thanks to The Future Academy. The young talent has already captured attention abroad, with reports confirming he is widely admired by coaches and spectators at the tournament.

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Illegal Lithium Mining Boom at Old Oyo National Park: 3,000–5,000 Bikes Daily, N2,700 Per Trip, Chinese Buyers, Local Security Earn N300,000 Daily A booming illegal lithium mining operation has taken over large swaths of the Old Oyo National Park, with an estimated 3,000 to 5,000 motorcycles plying the forest daily to transport minerals out of the protected area, investigations have revealed. The operation, which has been ongoing for about eight years, has evolved into a highly organised criminal enterprise with multiple entry points and checkpoints. Access to the mining site is available either from Oyo State via Kishi and Igbeti or from Bani, a border town along the Kwara and Oyo State axis. Once a bike enters the forest, it must pass through seven to eight checkpoints controlled by locals who provide security for the miners. Each checkpoint charges a fee per trip, ranging from N100 to N500, while the final checkpoint leading to Daba, the hub of illegal mining, charges N2,700 per trip. With thousands of bikes operating daily, the revenue generated is staggering. Local security personnel at the N100 checkpoint alone earn over N300,000 daily. Logistics operators who do not mine but transport the minerals earn about N500,000 per truck they move out of the forest. The mining activity has been accepted by all parties involved, including locals and foreigners. The Chinese are actively participating in buying the minerals, making this a billion-dollar economy that is being illegally exploited. The Federal Government and Oyo State Government must pay urgent attention to this illegal mining operation. The scale of the activity suggests a well-funded and well-protected criminal network that is siphoning billions of naira from the nation's resources while destroying a protected national park.

Illegal Lithium Mining Boom at Old Oyo National Park: 3,000–5,000 Bikes Daily, N2,700 Per Trip, Chinese Buyers, Local Security Earn N300,000 Daily A booming illegal lithium mining operation has taken over large swaths of the Old Oyo National Park, with an estimated 3,000 to 5,000 motorcycles plying the forest daily to transport minerals out of the protected area, investigations have revealed. The operation, which has been ongoing for about eight years, has evolved into a highly organised criminal enterprise with multiple entry points and checkpoints. Access to the mining site is available either from Oyo State via Kishi and Igbeti or from Bani, a border town along the Kwara and Oyo State axis. Once a bike enters the forest, it must pass through seven to eight checkpoints controlled by locals who provide security for the miners. Each checkpoint charges a fee per trip, ranging from N100 to N500, while the final checkpoint leading to Daba, the hub of illegal mining, charges N2,700 per trip. With thousands of bikes operating daily, the revenue generated is staggering. Local security personnel at the N100 checkpoint alone earn over N300,000 daily. Logistics operators who do not mine but transport the minerals earn about N500,000 per truck they move out of the forest. The mining activity has been accepted by all parties involved, including locals and foreigners. The Chinese are actively participating in buying the minerals, making this a billion-dollar economy that is being illegally exploited. The Federal Government and Oyo State Government must pay urgent attention to this illegal mining operation. The scale of the activity suggests a well-funded and well-protected criminal network that is siphoning billions of naira from the nation's resources while destroying a protected national park.

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BREAKING: U.S. Congressman Randy Fine Declares: "If You Want Sharia Law, Go to One of 57 Other Countries, America Will Never Be the 58th"

BREAKING: U.S. Congressman Randy Fine Declares: "If You Want Sharia Law, Go to One of 57 Other Countries, America Will Never Be the 58th"

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