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18/09/2026

18/09/2026

When the atrocity of this kind happened, we always blame the head of the family. TINUBU is responsible for this crime.

17/09/2026

After placing his order for shares in the Dangote Refineries, my friend went to a filling station to buy fuel. While there, he saw a Dangote truck in the premises and approached the driver.

He greeted the driver and asked him why the back of the truck was dirty. The driver was confused.

"Why are you asking me? Anyway the road was bad but the truck will be washed once I return to depot."

My friend nodded and walked around the truck, checking the tyres and lights to ensure they were in good condition. The driver was confused and asked him again.

"Young man, why are you inspecting my truck?"

The guy responded, "Thank you for asking. I am now one of the owners of your company. I will be attending meetings now and part of the decision makers."

The driver congratulated him. "So how much did you buy?"

He placed both hands behind his back as he walked away and wished the driver safe journey back to depot.

"I bought ₦15,000 own."



Martin Beck Nworah

16/09/2026

🚨JUST IN: Lagos Police Warns That Arrest Will Be Made By Igbo Traders Over "Chinese Must Go Protest."

The Lagos State Police Command has warned that arrests will be made following a protest by some Nigerian traders over the alleged expansion of Chinese businesses into retail trading.

The protesters, many of whom were reported to be Igbo traders, complained that some Chinese businesses who initially operated mainly as manufacturers or wholesalers are now allegedly selling directly to consumers, offering lower prices.

The traders carried placards including “Chinese must go” and accused the Chinese of taking their customers. However, the protesters said their grievance was about business competition and not an intention to attack Chinese nationals or destroy their property.

Following the protest, the Lagos Police Command described the action as the handiwork of a few “miscreants” and “disgruntled fellows,” saying those involved had been cautioned and that arrests would be made.

16/09/2026

Birthday Mama

Somebody asked, 'why AI photos' and I responded 'why not'?

I am grateful to see this era

16/09/2026

“I HAVE BEEN VINDICATED” — Verydarkblackman SPEAKS!

A recent video making the rounds appears to show a police officer and military personnel being arrested over allegations of supplying weapons to bandits and terrorists.

If these allegations are confirmed, it raises a very serious question: how do weapons meant to protect citizens end up in the hands of those terrorising communities?

VDM has repeatedly made claims around issues like this, and now many people are asking whether this development gives context to some of his previous statements.

But let’s hear from YOU 👇🏽

💭 Does this video vindicate VDM’s earlier claims, or should we wait for an official investigation before drawing conclusions?

Drop your thoughts in the comments. No insults, let’s have a serious conversation. 👇🏽

16/09/2026

There has been a lot of controversy surrounding Evang Ebuka Obi regarding his alleged fake prophecies. It’s so unfortunate that we, the Igbo are the ones circulating these things. And I don’t blame anyone for doing that.

Ebuka Obi has always radically spoken against our tradition, You won’t expect someone who believes in what you are labeling as evul to see where you have me$sed up and expect them not to talk simply because we are Igbos.

He always says and I quote, “Ike adịghị na Arụsi.” But most of his members once someone does evul to them they will remember their ancestors and Gods of the land to fight for them

Dear Ebuka Obi, do whatever you believe in, but please stop speaking ill of our dear and lovely tradition.

13/09/2026

BREAKING NEWS 🔴🔥🔥 🇧🇫

Burkina Faso have just unveiled armored vehicles Made In Burkina Faso.

During the inauguration of the lecture hall at Nazi-Boni University before yesterday, Captain IB said that Burkina Faso is now making its own armored vehicles.

And that, it will also start making
weap0ns.

Indeed Burkina Faso’s independent journey is truly and actively in full force.
- Agriculture, Factories upon factories and more…

Wow watch 🔥👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

https://youtu.be/T6-NDwOYApI?is=qBblEDvVcSpootd_

13/09/2026

JUST IN 😲😲😲 VDM MOVES TO CRASH IPHONE 18 PRO PRICES IN NIGERIA, WARNS VENDORS AGAINST UNNECESSARY MARKUPS

Barely 24 hours after the launch of the new iPhone 18 series, VeryDarkMan (VDM) has issued a warning to Nigerian phone vendors who may be planning to take advantage of the new device’s arrival to significantly increase their prices.

In a message directed at Nigerian vendors, VDM was quoted as saying:

“iPhone 18 came out yesterday, dear Nigerian vendors, before una double the price, remember say VDM dey China and I go spoil the market. Una go cry and nothing go happen.”

VDM also claimed that his checks in China showed that the market price of the iPhone 18 Pro is not more than ₦2.2 million, suggesting that he believes some Nigerian vendors could attempt to sell the device considerably above its actual market cost.

His comments have sparked fresh debate around the role he often plays in exposing what he considers excessive pricing and questionable business practices.

While some consumers may welcome the possibility of cheaper iPhones, others are likely to argue that aggressive price competition could hurt vendors who have invested their money in importing and selling the devices.

For Nigerian buyers, however, the immediate concern remains the eventual retail price of the iPhone 18 Pro in the country.

VDM appears determined to ensure that Nigerian consumers do not pay what he considers an unjustified premium for the newly launched device.

If he succeeds in bringing down the prices, the development could once again put him at the centre of a familiar argument: IS VDM PROTECTING CONSUMERS FROM EXPLOITATIVE PRICING, OR IS HE SPOILING PEOPLE’S BUSINESSES?

Either way, one thing is becoming clear—the arrival of the iPhone 18 Pro may have come with another battle in Nigeria, and VDM says he is ready to take it to the market.

So, before the Nigerian market settles on its launch price, VDM appears ready to enter the market conversation—and if his ₦2.2 million China price claim holds, some vendors may indeed have to rethink their opening prices.





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