izzou:


I can express my outright displeasure for Kwankwaso and still lead protests at National Assembly, shey?

If you want to insult Soyinka for trolling Obi, it is a different thing entirely. The man is not supporting Tinubu, so where is the hypocrisy?

He does not like Obi (which he is entitled to), and he expresses his displeasure about APC. Is this hypocrisy?

BlueRayDick:


This!

Person carry berretta pistol seize control of a whole radio station to broadcast his displeasure over the outcome of an election. Now that person is getting angry the youths are using the phone and data they bought with their money to express their displeasure over the outcome of an election.

Thank God these things were documented in books and we were able to read them.

BlueRayDick:


Baba gimme correct series link make I use hold body before Champions league final for night. This Saturday just dull

izzou:


So, how many of the people talking good about Obi, are actually leading any movement to make this country sane?

How many?

If you want to talk about Activism, then stay on that lane. What he did has not been replicated in this generation. Factos!

He doesn't like Obi and that's his entitlement.

If we truly had just 2 of Soyinka (whether they like Obi or not) in this generation, the country for better small.

We no even get one!

sod09:

Apc under tinubu or buhari

Amigoss:


But he owes anybody to insult the oppositions who are doing what he did when he was younger...

He should rest altogether from the smear campaign against obi/Obidients who are now the younger soyinka

liveLongNprospa:


Ready to watch us lift our 15th?😌

BlueRayDick:


I have always supported Madrid in the Champions league , in fact I always win physical bets at bars where I watch Champions league finals involving Madrid.

Amigoss:


You had Courtois to thank for the last one

sod09:

Boss
S1
https://driveseed.org/list/12a63fd0e24b0fd727fd6b51907cea98xMAjsTszZi

S2
https://driveseed.org/file/oueDwkzaW3

OasisX:


......bunch of lazy yoots. WS should be carrying placards for you forever. When he was fighting military government, where were you guys?!

Oops! He shouldn't rest until he dies cos rest of you grandpas ain't matter bá?! Una grandpas no fit fight for Nigeria or even their immediate family bá? LOL!

OasisX:
'I told Atiku when he was contesting and came to see me in my Ikeja office few years ago; he came with Gbenga Daniel, my former governor (of Ogun state).

“I said to him, ‘Listen, it’s about time you people left the stage, why don’t you just go away. We need an infusion of fresh blood into the system’.

“But, for some people, maybe they read it as bloodletting. No I said infusion of fresh blood. I said so I can not support you. I think your generation should quit.

“But, he wasn’t the only one. I then sought out the current President-elect, Tinubu and I gave him exactly the same message.

“I said, ‘Whatever you people are planning, I’m convinced that we need the young generation, new thinking, new sensibilities, new energies’.

“So, why don’t you just leave the stage, let’s look for somebody, a really brilliant individual then use your entire influence to catapult that person to power, and this country will see a massive transformation.

“We spoke for about an hour and a half, and then Bola Tinubu said, ‘No’. He said there were still things he felt he could still contribute."

- Prof. Wole Soyinka

airmark:


Imagine.

Someone whose major achievement in life is buying a fairly-used playstation, is criticizing Soyinka for criticizing their packaged scam. Omo ale ni boy yen.

Ellexy:
Lol the truth is times and seasons are different. The antics of those days won't work now, either the government off you or you spend all your days in jail. The dynamics of activism in the 21st century is different.

You see what happened during ENDSARS protest. You see what's happening to the likes of David Hundeyin, Fisayo etc. The government can just declare you a terrorist and that's it.

I'm not denying what he achieved during his days. What we're simply saying is his current antics betray the true spirit of fearless activism that made him who he is.

The same youths who are daring to take a stand and speak truth to the establishment like he did in his heydays are those he's labelling as fascists. He's now siding with the government and condemning the youths just because they're supporting a man he doesn't like.

Maybe na till the youths carry gun like he did that's when he'll support and join them.

airmark:


Obi is a fraud.

He told a lot of lies and even livelongnprospa was subsequently asking of impressive projects he did as the governor of Anambra state. Such incompetent person must not become even a governor of any state.

DissTroy:
I was scavenging social media for historical recounts for a certain project so began 'touring' Nigerian and African history Facebook pages and groups. Then I stumbled on this shocking information about Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi.

Apparently, he was one of the murderous beheading Wahabists Abacha was hounding and escaped punishment by whiskers.

https://www.facebook.com/100063691807488/posts/pfbid0UL7ckrP2XxAv28yp6cAJnG5kytDLrSCrBnWVYHiodrxXVHSxXBK5U82TAhiN4nzWl/

Who would have thought our pious and liberal Emir was exactly like Osama Bin Laden 30 years ago? I had no idea. I'm still shocked. Here I was rooting for a murderous religious extremist for years.

airmark:


Imagine.

Someone whose major achievement in life is buying a fairly-used playstation, is criticizing Soyinka for criticizing their packaged scam. Omo ale ni boy yen.

liveLongNprospa:


Lmao my first question to you, have you gotten in touch with the new kano state government to help you persecute gandollar?

izzou:


Isn't that the journey of activism?

Do you think the Military was soft on the past activists?

Anybody that wants to insult WS because of Obi is free to do so. But leave that legend of activism where he is abeg

We bought fuel for 1000 and people have died trying to survive, and no single soul led a movement to shut down the country.

I no fit do am, You no fit do am, but we feel we need to call Soyinka out for not doing it, rather he is insulting Obi?

Well!!

First Bank, a Nigerian bank with a market capitalisation of ₦829 billion has begun legal action to recover “huge sums of money” allegedly diverted by an employee at a head office team in Iganmu, Lagos. The employee, now on the run, allegedly diverted those funds to 98 bank accounts classified as first beneficiaries, including his wife’s.

The bank reported the incident to the Nigerian Police Force on March 25, 2024, and obtained three court orders between April 4–8, 2024 to block hundreds of bank accounts believed to have received the stolen funds.

Three people with direct knowledge of the incident told TechCabal that while the initial amount discovered to be diverted was around ₦12 billion, it now stands at around ₦40 billion ($29 million).

As a manager on the electronic products team at First Bank, the employee, identified by court documents as Tijani Muiz Adeyinka was authorised to process reversals for customers, said one First Bank employee with knowledge of the matter. It meant he controlled an account with which he processed those reversals and could credit merchant accounts.

Muiz allegedly used that authority to instead credit customer reversal requests to a merchant he controlled. As the last line of authorisation on the team, he allegedly did not need any further approvals, it allowed him to carry on diverting customer funds for almost two years without detection.

His scheme was eventually discovered when a customer made a complaint that was eventually escalated to the bank’s internal control unit. The control unit discovered several suspicious transactions and reported to the police.

“We hereby bring to your notice the discovery of fraudulent transactions into various transactions within and outside the bank and request your good offices to set up the machinery of investigation in place with a view to unravel the circumstances surrounding the said fraud and get the culprits apprehending to face the wrath of the law,” read a letter dated May 10, 2024, from First bank to the Lagos State Commissioner of Police.

First Bank did not respond to multiple calls and emails from TechCabal requesting comments.

A spokesperson for The Nigerian Police Force did not immediately respond to a request for comments. The spokesperson Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) did not respond to a request for comments.

“I discovered that one Muiz Tijani Adeyinka, a former staff of First Bank was involved in the nefarious posting of fraudulent transactions,” read a statement from the investigating Police officer in charge of the case signed March 26, 2024.

“It was discovered that he made some fraudulent transactions to his wife’s account number (name withheld) domiciled with Zenith Bank, which in turn transferred to other beneficiaries totaling thirty-four accounts which also gave birth to second beneficiaries domiciled with other banks totaling 1,190 accounts,” the statement added.

Across multiple court documents and complaints, First Bank did not state how much money was stolen. It was also silent on how the money was obtained while asking the Police to “unravel the circumstances surrounding the fraud.”

Despite a decline in reported cases in Q1 2024, fraud remains a big issue in Nigeria’s financial services industry. While fintech startups receive disproportionate scrutiny, the country’s biggest banks are often on the receiving end of fraud attacks too. In 2023, Access Bank lost ₦6.15 billion to fraud and Fidelity Bank lost ₦2.5 billion in three incidents, per a report from BusinessDay.


First Bank obtained an order on April 8 to block the bank accounts of the first and second beneficiaries of the illegally obtained funds from a Federal High Court in Lagos. The bank also obtained additional orders dated April 8 and May 5 from a Jalingo and a Lagos high court to block additional accounts believed to be involved in the incident.

One first beneficiary account reportedly used some of the stolen funds to buy the stablecoin USDT from several crypto traders, according to an anonymous email sent to TechCabal detailing their bank accounts.

Those traders claimed their only involvement was selling USDT and denied knowing the funds they received were proceeds of fraud. They have now been drawn into a legal battle with the bank with restrictions on their accounts at the time of this report.

DissTroy:
I was scavenging social media for historical recounts for a certain project so began 'touring' Nigerian and African history Facebook pages and groups. Then I stumbled on this shocking information about Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi.

Apparently, he was one of the murderous beheading Wahabists Abacha was hounding and escaped punishment by whiskers.

https://www.facebook.com/100063691807488/posts/pfbid0UL7ckrP2XxAv28yp6cAJnG5kytDLrSCrBnWVYHiodrxXVHSxXBK5U82TAhiN4nzWl/

Who would have thought our pious and liberal Emir was exactly like Osama Bin Laden 30 years ago? I had no idea. I'm still shocked. Here I was rooting for a murderous religious extremist for years.

liveLongNprospa:


I don't understand.
I thought you knew this.
The God wey save Sanusi from Abacha was someone begging on his behalf.
I think it's the same people that own the cornflakes company that david did that expose on.

I fit dey mix am together

Ibime:


Sanusi has been a banker since the 1980s and went to Khartoum in 1991

Sanusi was in jail from June 1995 to June 1996 as a threat to National Security, not because of Gideon who died in December 1996

Ibime:


Sanusi has been a banker since the 1980s and went to Khartoum in 1991

Sanusi was in jail from June 1995 to June 1996 as a threat to National Security, after which he fled the country, not because of Gideon who died in December 1996

This is an IPOB story

Theflint1:
FFK isn't the most reliable of sources , but he also made reference to this beheading story, and Sanusi's part in it. Why was Sanusi deemed a threat to national security in 1995, and why do you think he is linked to this story?

liveLongNprospa:


Lmao my first question to you, have you gotten in touch with the new kano state government to help you persecute gandollar?

Theflint1:
FFK isn't the most reliable of sources , but he also made reference to this beheading story, and Sanusi's part in it. Why was Sanusi deemed a threat to national security in 1995, and why do you think he is linked to this story?

https://www.facebook.com/realFFK/posts/now-that-he-that-beheaded-gideon-akaluka-has-been-deposed-it-is-time-to-bring-hi/10158203224067210/