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30/03/2026

This is the former Minister of Defence.
Trops of soldiers escorted him wherever he went while he was in office.

There wasn’t a barricade in Nigeria that could deny him access when he held power.

But look at him now, some junior officers have denied him access to the VIP wing of APC National Convention a place that, during his time as minister, they would have proudly escorted him into.

Power is temporary.
Authority fades.
Positions change.

What you would be remembered for is how you treated people when you had influence.

Stay humble!
No Hate
Wizdom Ikpi
Iwara Patrick
Ik Zambrotta Omogiate Damien Zeroni

26/03/2026

I never knew that Destalker is this intelligent and wise Boss am with you from today i dey with you

21/03/2026

OFFENCES IN NIGERIA AND THEIR PUNISHMENTS Pt.6

1. ADMINISTERING PÔISON OR OTHER NÔXIOUS THINGS

Punishment: Up to 14 years imprisonment.

Section 337 of the Criminal Code Act.

This occurs when a person unlawfully administers to another any pôison or harmful substance with intent to injure or cause harm.

2. ABANDONMENT OF CHILDREN

Punishment: Up to 5 years imprisonment.

Section 341 of the Criminal Code Act.

This occurs where a parent or guardian unlawfully abandons a child below 7 years in a manner likely to cause harm.

3. UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF PROPERTY SUSPECTED TO BE STOLEN

Punishment: Imprisonment for up to 6 months or a fine of Two hundred naira.

Section 430 of the Criminal Code Act.

This occurs where a person is found in possession of property reasonably suspected to be stolen and cannot give a satisfactory account of how it was obtained.

4. UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY

Punishment: Up to 1 year imprisonment.

Section 69-70 of the Criminal Code Act.

This occurs when three or more persons gather with a common intent to carry out an unlawful purpose in a way that causes fear to the public.

5. PUBLIC NUISANCE

Punishment: Up to 2 years imprisonment.

Section 234 of the Criminal Code Act.

This refers to acts or omissions that endanger, or inconvenience the public.

6. IDLE AND DISORDERLY PERSONS

Punishment: Up to 1 month imprisonment.

Section 249 of the Criminal Code Act.

This includes persons found loitering under suspicious circumstances or behaving in a manner that disturbs public peace.

Stay informed.
Stay protected.
Stay Legally Wise.

IGNORANTIA JURIS NON

Wizdom Ikpi
Ik Zambrotta

21/03/2026

Police in Central Park thought they were hunting down a skilled pickpocket after multiple visitors reported their phones mysteriously disappearing without anyone noticing a thing.

But while officers were questioning people in the park, a raccoon suddenly ran up, grabbed a phone, and exposed itself as the real thief. After chasing it through the trees, police found a hidden stash of stolen phones tucked away in a raccoon’s hiding spot.

They later announced that anyone missing a phone in Central Park could check with the station to claim it.

Wizdom Ikpi Iwara Patrick Ik Zambrotta Joy Wisdom Ebri

18/03/2026

NO MATTER HOW EAGER YOU ARE TO GET MARRIED, DO NOT MARRY A GIRL WHO COMES FROM ANY OF THESE SEVEN TYPES OF HOMES.

Marriage is a school. The science of human behavior has shown that every child adopts about 70% of the habits and character they grow up seeing in their home. Therefore, before you marry her, look carefully at her parents and the environment she was raised in.

No matter how calm or well-behaved a girl appears, if she comes from one of these homes, there is a serious risk in the marriage.

1. A Home Where the Mother Controls and Disrespects the Father

If you visit a house where the mother is the dominant one—she shouts at her husband or humiliates him in front of the children—know that such a girl will hardly respect you. She and her mother attended the same “school.”

2. A Home That Competes in Fake or Showy Lifestyle

A house where the constant discussion is about the latest fashion, who bought new clothes, who has the newest phone, or competing in worldly appearances. A woman raised in such an environment may not make excuses for you when you are financially struggling, nor will she protect your dignity.

3. A Home Where Divorce Is Not Considered Shameful

There are homes where you see three or four sisters who have all left their husbands and returned to their parents’ house, living comfortably without anyone correcting them. A girl raised in such an environment may not be patient in marriage because, in her mind, returning to her parents’ home is not a big deal.

4. A Home With No Privacy (A Gossiping Home)

A house where anything that happens inside quickly becomes known by the neighbors. A woman raised in such an environment may quickly tell her friends about even the smallest disagreement between you, or even post it on social media.

5. A Home That Looks Down on the Poor.

If you notice that the family measures a person’s worth by the car he drives or the amount of money he has, avoid them. Parents who look down on people without wealth may destroy your marriage the day your financial strength weakens.

6. A Home of Superstition and Idolatry.

A house where people do not believe in destiny—if someone has a headache, they blame it on magic; if money is lost, they blame it on magic. A girl raised in such an environment might think of visiting a fortune-teller instead of turning to prayer and supplication when problems arise.

7. A Home That Does Not Value Moral Upbringing

A house where parents do not care about improper dressing, staying out late at night, or neglecting prayers. A woman who was not taught the fear of God at home may not be able to instill it in the children you will have together.

My brother, marriage should be a place of peace and comfort. Do not buy high blood pressure with your own money. Investigating someone’s background is more important than physical beauty.

The truth can be bitter. Instead of making a mistake and regretting it later, be patient and search carefully for a woman who will become the paradise of your life in this world.
May God make us among the righteous.

17/03/2026

This is the only business where the seller goes back home with the product even after selling and distributing the product to battalions of innocent customers for the day.

It's the only business that doesn't require capital to start.
No registration under CAC. No shop rent. No apprenticeship. Just make sure it's neatly shaved and shiny then you're good to go.

The only business where the customer can recklessly eat the product and the seller at the same time and the seller will still go back home with her product at the end of the day...

Look at them; "Association of small girls with a big God."
"Children of praying mothers."
"I sell perfume, clothes and shoes online", look at them here..

People's future wives and mothers of children of the leaders of tomorrow.

Gentlemen, Remember I Don't Support Prostitution. But just as one of my favourite proverbs says, "It's always cheaper to buy a milk than to own a cow." So just in case you visit this kind of place at night, look for the ones hiding behind a pole or in dark places. Those ones are still new in the business and their bodies are still tight.
But make sure you agree on a particular price before taking her home. They easily go aggressive because of prices..
Again and very important; Do not do transfers. Always pay in cash. E get Why🤷

I have said a lot already but the sermon won't be complete without a proverb.
So before I go, let me quickly leave those kpomo sellers with a Koinange Street proverb that says, "A pregnant pr******te is a good example of business failure and breach of contract

10/03/2026

🚨 Iran just offered free oil passage to any country that kicks out the US and Israeli ambassadors — by tomorrow morning.
Forget missiles. Forget drones. Iran just deployed its most devastating weapon yet — a diplomatic ultimatum forcing every government on Earth to choose a side before sunrise.
Here’s the offer 👇
🚢 Any Arab or European country that expels US and Israeli ambassadors gets “complete freedom and authority” to pass through the Strait of Hormuz — starting tomorrow
🛢️ Oil has already crossed $100/barrel — with hundreds of tankers still anchored and going nowhere
📉 Zero insurance companies will cover ships through the strait — meaning the offer is real but the risk remains enormous
⏰ Every foreign ministry from Abu Dhabi to Berlin is making a calculation tonight — loyalty to Washington, or fuel for their people
🌍 Analysts call it the most powerful use of a shipping route as a diplomatic weapon since the 1973 oil embargo
The bigger picture? Iran didn’t fire a single missile today. It simply said: choose. America or your economy. Israel or your oil. And every nation that imports fuel — including almost every African country — is now caught in that impossible choice without being asked.
Africa has no vote here. But Africa will pay the highest price either way.
If your country had to choose tonight — what would you do? 👇
Wizdom Ikpi
Iwara Patrick

27/02/2026

Do You Know
The Retirement Dates Of The Current DIGs

The acting IGP, Olatunji Disu and most of the current DIGs were enlisted into the Nigeria Police Force on the same date — May 18, 1992.

Official records confirm that the senior officers, who bear police serial numbers beginning with “AP417” rose through the ranks together, benefiting from accelerated promotions at various stages of their careers.

However, while their enlistment dates align, their dates of birth and statutory retirement timelines differ, meaning several are due for retirement based on age and years of service.

The Acting IGP with police serial number AP 41729, Tunji Disu, was born on April 13, 1966, in Lagos State.
He was promoted to the rank of Assistant Inspector-General on March 6, 2025, and would ordinarily have been due for retirement on April 13, 2026, upon attaining the mandatory age threshold.

*DIGs and Their Retirement Windows*
DIG Dankwara Adamu Mohammed (AP 41736), from Adamawa State, is in charge of the Department of Finance and Administration. Born on October 1, 1966, and promoted on September 1, 2025, the Business Administration graduate is due for retirement on October 1, 2026.

DIG Adebola Ayinde Hamzat (AP 41759), from Kwara State, supervises the Department of Logistics and Supply. Born on November 3, 1966, and promoted on March 3, 2025, the sociology graduate is due for retirement on November 3, 2026.

DIG Basil Idegwu (AP 41769) from Delta State heads the Department of Research and Planning at Force Headquarters. Born on July 25, 1968, and promoted on March 3, 2025, the English graduate is expected to retire on May 18, 2027.

DIG Adebowale William (AP 41774), from Ondo State, oversees the Department of Information and Communication Technology. Born on January 28, 1966, and promoted on March 3, 2025, the Political Science graduate was due for retirement on January 28, 2026.

DIG Sadiq Idris Abubakar (AP 41798), from Kano State, heads the Force Criminal Investigation Department at Force Headquarters, Abuja Born on November 20, 1966, and promoted on March 3, 2025, the geography graduate is due for retirement on November 20, 2026.

DIG Mohammed Usaini Gumel (AP 41832), from Jigawa State, heads the Force Intelligence Department. Born on November 5, 1966, and promoted on December 24, 2025, the education graduate is scheduled for retirement on November 5, 2026.

DIG Bzigu Yakubu Kwazhi (AP 41866) from Adamawa State heads the Department of Operations. Born on April 10, 1967, and promoted on March 3, 2025, the history graduate is expected to retire on April 10, 2027.

DIG Frank Mba (AP 42019), from Enugu State, is currently overseeing the Department of Training and Development. Born on October 9, 1971, and promoted to DIG on June 11, 2023, Mba — a law graduate — is due for retirement on May 18, 2027.

Wizdom Ikpi

11/02/2026

Tiger 🐅

Though Lion is considered the King but then, if title is given as to strength, then the Tiger is a more worthy animal among the big cat’s family.

A tiger is bigger in size than a lion. Stronger than a Lion and heavier than a Lion.

However, these facts about the tiger is what many do not know.

1. A tiger’s only fear is fire. No matter how little a fire can be. Once it is spotted by a tiger, he backs down.

2. Tigers are absolutely great swimmers. They are as good as many aquatic animal, be it crocodile or any strong aquatic animal.

3. Tigers eat a large amount of meal. They eat up to 90 pounds of meal at a go. And if the meal is too much to consume at once, they are known for the ability to bury their meal underground for days and then come back to it; digging to continue eating.

4. A single slap or punch of a tiger can eliminate a full grown man.

5. When female tigers give birth, their babies are naturally born blind. And the babies can not hunt for 2 /3 years. Their mama are responsible In catering for their feeding.

6. Tigers are naturally strong that they patrol alone. They are so confident that they have the mentality to fight any animal whichsoever. Plus they have a distinctive sight that allows them to see even in the darkest hour.

7. When a female Tiger gives birth, they do not leave their cubs, because if they do, the male tiger would eat the cubs. So, they stick with them till they are 2/3years.

8. Tigers saliva has antiseptic properties—meaning, when a tiger is injured, they lick the part where they are wounded, which helps in killing bacteria. Their saliva disinfects any kind of infection. Inside their saliva is a protein property which also helps in speeding their recovery.

9. A male Tiger reproductive organ do not erect—meaning even if a male tiger is aroused sensually, his reproductive organ would still not stand, but it is designed in a way that, when they mate with the female tiger, their organ sticks inside of the female and never removes till their spermatic fluids gets absorbed completely.

10. Tigers sleeps up to 18 hours a day. And when they do, they sleep deep as they feel safe.

11. Lastly, a tiger’s legs are so powerful that they can remain standing even when they are dead for days.

Wizdom Ikpi
Joy Wisdom Ebri
Ik Zambrotta
Omogiate Damien Zeroni

24/01/2026