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EFCC investigates The Bishop ‎Anglican Diocese of Awka over N2bn land fraud‎‎The Anglican Diocese of Awka has been throw...
25/08/2025

EFCC investigates The Bishop ‎Anglican Diocese of Awka over N2bn land fraud

‎The Anglican Diocese of Awka has been thrown into turmoil as its Bishop, His Grace Rev. Alexander Chibuzo Ibezim, faces a petition before the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over alleged illegal sales of church properties worth over ₦2 billion

‎According to the petition filed by a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Chief G. Tagbo, on behalf of Prince Echezona Onuigbo of St. Faith Cathedral, Awka, the Bishop was accused of stripping the church of landed properties acquired by his late predecessor, Rev. Maxwell Anikwenwa. These properties were allegedly sold off without due process, in violation of the Church of Nigeria’s constitution.

‎The petitioners claim that Rev. Ibezim has already pocketed about ₦752 million from such land sales, with the total value of the stripped properties now exceeding ₦2 billion. Records presented alleged that multiple plots of land in Ifite, Amansea, and the prestigious Ngozika Estate, Awka, were sold to individuals and companies, including a prominent transport company, a professor, and other well-known figures.

‎It was also alleged that the Bishop attempted to silence critics by offering inducements, which were rejected. This move has since worsened divisions within the diocese, as he reportedly relieved the chancellor of his position.

Man Paraded in Anambra for Kill!ng Sacr€d PythonTensi0n has erupted in an Anambra community after a man was paraded by v...
21/08/2025

Man Paraded in Anambra for Kill!ng Sacr€d Python

Tensi0n has erupted in an Anambra community after a man was paraded by villagers for kill!ng a sacred python, an act widely regarded as a serious tab00 in Igbo tradition.
In a viral video circulating online, the suspect was seen walking through the streets with the d€ad reptile hung around his neck, while an angr¥ crowd of villagers followed, cond€mning the act.

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On December 26th in the year 1908, an igbo man called nduka from Anambra, always with his eriri ozo on his legs, popular...
21/08/2025

On December 26th in the year 1908, an igbo man called nduka from Anambra, always with his eriri ozo on his legs, popularly known as Jack Johnson became the first African American World Heavyweight Boxing Champion by knocking out Tommy Burns. For years America would not show this image of a blackman knocking out a wh!te man.
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21/08/2025

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20/08/2025

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Hello everyone!I have exciting news! 🙂I hope we’re all doing great. The old WhatsApp group "Nigerians Living in Togo" ha...
16/08/2025

Hello everyone!

I have exciting news! 🙂

I hope we’re all doing great. The old WhatsApp group "Nigerians Living in Togo" has now been adapted to "Young Nigerians Living in West Africa."

This change allows us to welcome more Nigerians across the region, creating a true “home away from home” while sharing essential information and offering support to help us thrive outside our country.

To join this community of like-minded people, please fill out the form below 👇🏼https://forms.gle/LTthtWD1cjVaybSa8

We take the security of our members seriously, so an admin will review your response and once deemed sufficient and verifiable, you will be added to the group.

Looking forward to meeting you! 🤗

One people, one region, one future.

14/08/2025

Big shout-out to my newest top fans! Agbe Agonou

Hello everyone!I have exciting news! 🙂I hope we’re all doing great. The old WhatsApp group "Nigerians Living in Togo" ha...
13/08/2025

Hello everyone!

I have exciting news! 🙂

I hope we’re all doing great. The old WhatsApp group "Nigerians Living in Togo" has now been adapted to "Young Nigerians Living in West Africa."

This change allows us to welcome more Nigerians across the region, creating a true “home away from home” while sharing essential information and offering support to help us thrive outside our country.

To join this community of like-minded people, please fill out the form below 👇🏼https://forms.gle/LTthtWD1cjVaybSa8

We take the security of our members seriously, so an admin will review your response and once deemed sufficient and verifiable, you will be added to the group.

Looking forward to meeting you! 🤗

One people, one region, one future.

This form is for Young Nigerians living in West Africa, both new and existing members of our community. Please fill it out so we can update, improve communication, and better support one another. Thank you for being part of this growing group.

12/08/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Owusu Gideon, Soedo Doris

‼️Terry G, the Ginger Master! Why Him Name No Dey Ring Bell Like Others? 🔥Omo, make we talk true! When Terry G drop Knac...
12/08/2025

‼️Terry G, the Ginger Master!

Why Him Name No Dey Ring Bell Like Others? 🔥

Omo, make we talk true! When Terry G drop Knack Am in 2015 with heavyweights like Wizkid, Runtown, and Phyno, e shake the whole Afrobeat scene! 😎 That jam no be just song, na cultural reset! And when him bring the remastered version with Wisehor, e remind us say Terry G na one of the OGs wey ginger the Afrobeat sound wey dey reign today. 🎶

But e dey sh0ck me o! Why dem no dey mention this legend when we dey yarn about the patriarchs of African sound? 😤 Terry G no be just artist; him be producer, him be vibe, him be energy! From Free Mâďness to Akpako Master, this man don give us anthems wey still dey bang for every corner of Naija and Africa 🇳🇬

Make we give am him flowers abeg! 🌹 Terry G na one of the pillars wey hold Afrobeat tight, and him contribution no suppose dey underrated.

So, wetin you think? Why you feel say dem dey sleep on Terry G’s legacy?

Drop your thoughts for comment section and make we reason this matter! 💬 Let’s give honor to who honor is due! 🙌

‎Nigeria’s Head of State, Lt. Colonel Yakubu Gowon, and the Eastern Region’s Military Governor, Lt. Colonel Chukwuemeka ...
11/08/2025

‎Nigeria’s Head of State, Lt. Colonel Yakubu Gowon, and the Eastern Region’s Military Governor, Lt. Colonel Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, sharing a meal during the Aburi Peace Talks in Ghana, January 1967.

‎This meeting at Aburi, which appeared so peaceful and mutually understood, was meant to be the final opportunity to avert any conflict or civil war in Nigeria. Sadly, it was not to be.

‎The young comrades seen dining together would soon exchange bold and defiant words that signaled the beginning of a brutal war, a war from which the country has not fully healed even after several decades.

‎“On Aburi we stand,” Ojukwu vowed from Enugu. “From Aburi you shall fall,” Gowon countered in Lagos. Thus began a back-and-forth exchange of rhetoric that would ultimately render the Aburi Agreement null and void, leading to a 30-month civil war that claimed millions of lives.

‎It is both awkward and, in a way, ironic to see some young people today chanting, “In Aburi we stand, no going back”, when their own parents had not even reached puberty, let alone met to conceive them, at the time these events unfolded. Many young people have been robbed of the truth about what truly happened at Aburi. They have been fed falsehoods so often that the lies now masquerade as truth.

‎Far too many have never bothered to find out what was actually discussed at Aburi. Driven by an instinct to defend their own ethnic group and portray others as the aggressor, they readily believe the narratives their rebel leaders handed down. Some even think Aburi was where the “prey” requested the country’s division and the “predators” refused to grant them freedom. This is amusing, because such a demand was never openly discussed at Aburi, or, if it was, it was wrapped in careful language and strategic misinterpretation.

‎So, what really happened in Aburi, Ghana, in 1967 that set the stage for the Nigerian Civil War? Read to the end

‎The year 1966 was a watershed moment in Nigerian history, mar

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