Sir Pee

Kwan1 is always angry, I love my new avi 😃

Omo ologo , tele pepe ❤️

@omowumi_omoleke Omo a je’gbin je’karahun

Tell me where you're from without mentioning the name of your state My root 👇

EFCC Arrests Fleeing Ex-Power Minister, Saleh Mamman in Kaduna The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has arrested a fleeing former Minister of Power, Saleh Mamman, in Rigasa area of Kaduna State. Mamman was arrested in the early hours of Tuesday, May 19, 2026 following weeks of intensive surveillance and intelligence gathering by operatives of the Commission. Addressing journalists on the arrest, Executive Chairman of the EFCC, Ola Olukoyede, disclosed that the former minister went underground after he was convicted by the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja on corruption charges. “On May 7, 2026, Justice James Omotosho found Mamman guilty on all 12 counts bordering on diversion of funds meant for the Zungeru and Mambilla hydroelectric power projects. The court convicted him in absentia after agreeing with the Commission that the prosecution had proved its case beyond reasonable doubt,” he said. “For us, getting the convict to serve his jail terms is extremely important in view of the seriousness with which we are tackling corrupt practices. It is this resolve that made us deploy intelligence to tracking and arresting the convict. We will process his transmission to the Correctional Centre accordingly”, he said. Justice Omotosho had, in his judgment, held that the EFCC successfully established that Mamman and his associates diverted not less than N22 billion meant for the execution of critical power projects. The court further held that the defence failed to present credible evidence capable of discrediting the prosecution’s case. The judge condemned the diversion of public funds earmarked for the Zungeru and Mambilla hydroelectric projects, describing the act as a gross abuse of public trust. He also noted that the convict deployed proxy companies and associates to siphon and benefit from funds meant for critical national infrastructure. Mamman, who served as Minister of Power between 2019 and 2021 under the administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari, supervised Nigeria’s power sector and major hydroelectric projects, including the Mambilla and Zungeru power projects. Following his conviction, the court ordered that he be arrested and produced before it on May 13, 2026, for sentencing. However, the convict failed to appear in court on the scheduled date, prompting the court to proceed with sentencing in his absence. Justice Omotosho subsequently sentenced Mamman to seven years imprisonment each on Counts 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 without an option of fine. He was also sentenced to three years imprisonment on Count 4 with an option of N10 million fine and two years imprisonment on Count 5 without an option of fine. The court further ordered that the sentences run consecutively, bringing the total jail term to 75 years. Apart from the conviction, Mamman is also facing another corruption trial before the Federal Capital Territory High Court, Abuja, over alleged N31 billion fraud. On May 11, 2026, Justice Maryanne Anenih issued a bench warrant for his arrest following his failure to appear for proceedings in the matter involving him and seven others

PRESS RELEASE UPDATE ON NIGERIA- UNITED STATES JOINT STRIKES ON ISIS: FORCES DELIVER DEVASTATING BLOW, ELIMINATE 175 TERRORISTS The Defence Headquarters wishes to announce major successes in continuing counterterrorism operations in close coordination with United States Africa Command against ISIS terrorists in North East Nigeria. It will be recalled that the joint strikes started a few days ago. As of 19 May 2026, assessments indicate that 175 ISIS terrorists have been eliminated from the battlefield. The joint strikes have resulted in the destruction of ISIS checkpoints, weapons caches, logistical hubs, military equipment and financial networks used to sustain terrorist operations. The operations have also resulted in the elimination of several senior ISIS leaders, including Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, one of the most significant ISIS operatives in the world. Al-Minuki played a central role in ISIS external operations, coordinating terrorist financing, recruitment, logistics and attack planning targeting Nigerians and innocent civilians around the world. His death severely disrupts ISIS command, operational coordination and external attack networks. Other terrorist figures eliminated include Abd-al Wahhab, ISWAP senior leader responsible for coordinating attacks and distributing propaganda, Abu Musa al-Mangawi, ISWAP senior member and Abu al-Muthanna al-Muhajir, ISWAP senior media production team manager and close confidant to al-Minuki. The joint strikes have further reinforced what the Armed Forces of Nigeria have consistently done over the years - hunt down and kill terrorists anywhere they are in Nigeria. The joint operations will continue to hunt down and destroy those who threaten our nation and regional stability. SAMAILA UBA Major General Director Defence Information 19 May 2026

Iya yin! Keep your baddies.. 😂

What is the purpose of One Nigeria when the majority of Yoruba people have never been to other regions, have no reason to migrate there, and are unlikely to ever migrate there?

@Adhekunbi It’s not

Single life is cr@zy, damnnnnnn

If you no chop 4 , call me bastard

@baddest_cash ❤️

Let’s have it

I love how this person knows that their question is a dumb one. If you don't know that K stands for kilo, which means "thousand," I wonder what you did in school

Togo removes visa requirement for all African travellers

Can you people stop posting the teacher’s picture and video, let’s consider the family .. please guys 🙏

@dammy4trueluv Your brother of course

If your brother is married, and you want to visit him and the wife, Who are u calling before visiting, the wife or your brother?

@mariolexxx I’d enter depression straight back 😞

Once im not in a good mood, I will just check my account balance and I will be happy 😊 What bout you? Wetin you Dey check

@Tonyjay Jobless man last longer in bed than a fully employed man

Why do android phones battery last more than iPhones battery ?

@Obianuju2721931 That 300 cedis used to be 30,000cedis .

300 Ghana cedis is approximately ₦33,000 in Nigerian currency. 😭

@Timm_y_02 G

Be honest, You can only pick one to go on a date with… who’s it gonna be? 👀

@instablog9ja This is reckless why you people putting this kind of info

Police trace Oyo school abd¥ction suspects through phone calls with bandits

@Tonyjay Salt and lime works for me

Best way to wash this fish before cooking, any suggestion 🤔