UBF

I knew Folagbade Banks through Funke Akindele despite the fact that we were in the same school. FA posted him on sign out day to congratulate him, I shock say why a whole FA go dey post student wey sign out when no be her pikin. I had to ask around who he was.

Moment Funke Akindele snubbed Toyin Abraham twice 💔

I no fit download the video so lemme quote If as a woman I released my premiere package and the next thing another woman (who’s meant to uplift me) did was to pay people to say she was the first to add iPad to her premiere package and made it looked like I copied her idea when she should be supporting me then I’d never speak to such woman again She F off with her fake eye service greetings if she’s plotting behind me.

From Toyin Abraham to ToyoBaby to Tobi Makinde to Chef T to Mama Deola to Kie Kie to Faithia Williams to Yomi Fabiyi to Kunle Afolayan to Omotola Jalade ,Funke Akindele is always the VICTIM. They must BOW to her because she’s the provider😂🙈

Spent the night with him and his female bestie on the same bed bc apparently she had no where to sleep and she was drunk and tired. The girl politely asked for cuddles and guy ignored her, untill she said "akere we always kiss and cuddle, why are you acting funny today" 😭

No wonder you did BBL and liposuction immediately after Baba entered, and you're still following us to complain about bad roads and light. 🥲 God will judge all of you for stealing our youth away and stealing our time away. Imagine a 30-plus man being scared of pregnancy because of this country situation.

Nigerians the so called over 746 million pounds investment is a loan Nigeria will pay back so it’s not a win for Nigeria It’s a win for the Uk as the UK gets 20% of the contract As of March 20, 2026, the UK Export Finance (UKEF)Buyer Credit Facility for Nigeria is a £746 million ($902m) guaranteed loan agreement specifically designed to fund the redevelopment and modernization of the Lagos Port Complex (Apapa Quays) and the TinCan Island Port Complex.   Global Trade Review (GTR)  +1 Key Details of the Facility •Loan Structure: This is a standard UKEF Buyer Credit Facility where Nigeria (via the Nigerian Ports Authority and Ministry of Finance) borrows from a commercial lender—in this case, Citibank N.A. London Branch—with UKEF providing a 100% unconditional guarantee to the lender against non-payment. •Purpose: The funds are dedicated to refurbishing critical maritime infrastructure in Lagos to improve cargo turnaround times and align operations with international standards. •UK Content Requirement: A core condition of the facility is that a significant portion of the loan must be spent on UK goods and services. At least £236 million of the contracts are directed to British companies, including a record £70 million contract for British Steel to supply 120,000 tonnes of steel billets. •Repayment: Unlike a grant, this is a debt facility that the Nigerian government must repay with interest over an agreed period. It allows the borrower to access longer repayment terms than typically available in the private market. •Strategic Context: The deal was signed on March 19, 2026, during President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's visit to Downing Street, alongside a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore future trade and investment opportunities.  •Global Trade Review (GTR)
 +5 How it Works for Buyers •Financing Limit: UKEF can typically guarantee up to 85% of the contract value for projects containing a minimum of 20% UK content. •Local Currency: Notably, UKEF has previously included the Naira on its list of pre-approved currencies, allowing some facilities to be structured in local currency to manage exchange rate risk.