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17/09/2025

*A Nigerian mother was lucky enough to see her 4 daughters get married the same year, so after each wedding she told them*

*"Dont forget to text me your first night experience and text it in code"*
*....... after a week, the 1st daughter texted;*

*"UNION BANK"*

*The mother looked at the UNION Bank motto and it read "Big, Strong and Reliable" She smiled and waited for the other daughter.*

*The second daughter text read;*

*"NESCAFE"*
*The mother looked at a Nescafe tin of milk and it read, "Fantastic until the last drop!"*

*The 3rd daughter text read,*

*"BENSON & HEDGES"*
*The mother went to her husband's pack of Benson & Hedges ci******es and read the company motto, it read;*
*"Extra long, king size* "
*she was very impressed and said "not bad for their ages".*

*After the following week, the 4th daughter texted*

*ARIK AIR LAGOS TO ABUJA* ",

*The mother then called Arik Airways help desk to enquire about their Lagos-Abuja flight and they replied*

*"It's 4 times daily, 7days a week, and the flight duration is 45mins".*

*The mother fell down and shouted* .

*"igweeeeeeeee!!! This one will kill my daughter* ooooooooo!......... 😆

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15/09/2025

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14/09/2025

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13/09/2025

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the T¡nubu of Funke Akindele since 1966

12/09/2025

THE DESTROYER OF NIGERIA’S ECONOMY

the T¡nubu of Funke Akindele since 1966

12/09/2025

WHO WAS ISHOLA OYENUSI?

Ishola Oyenusi, often remembered as "Dr Oyenusi, has gone down in history as one of Nigeria’s earliest and most notorious armed robbers. Emerging in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Oyenusi was a flamboyant and boastful figure who epitomised the rise of violent crime in the post-independence era.

He was said to have started his criminal career after losing his job, turning first to petty theft before quickly progressing to armed robbery. In time, Oyenusi assembled a formidable gang of ex-soldiers and hardened criminals. Their operations included violent raids on banks, factories, and business premises, as well as brazen carjackings in broad daylight.

What set Oyenusi apart from others of his kind was not merely the scale of his crimes but his astonishing arrogance. He was fond of declaring that “a bullet has no power over me.” A boast that fed into his reputation as both fearless and untouchable. Dressed in fine clothes, often surrounded by women, he cultivated the image of a criminal celebrity, parading himself as though he were above the law.

His downfall came in 1971 after a botched car theft led to his capture. Tried and convicted for armed robbery and murder, he was sentenced to death by firing squad. On September 8, 1971, at Lagos’ Bar Beach, Oyenusi met his end before a massive crowd of spectators who had gathered to witness his ex*****on. Defiant to the very last, he smiled faintly at the crowd before the soldiers pulled the trigger, ending the life of the man who had once terrorised Lagos and the West.

The ex*****on of Oyenusi marked a turning point in Nigeria’s criminal justice history. His death was intended as a stern warning to others who might be tempted to follow his path, but it also cemented his place in Nigerian folklore. Stories of his daring raids, his contempt for authority, and his eventual capture became part of the country’s urban legend, retold from one generation to the next.

Today, Ishola Oyenusi is remembered not only as a ruthless criminal but also as a symbol of a turbulent era in Nigeria’s history, a time when violent crime gripped the nation, and when the state responded with the full force of public ex*****ons to restore order.