Lanrey Aroge

Two suspected sham immigration lawyers have been arrested after they were accused of operating at the heart of a shadow industry that ‘coached’ illegal migrants to pretended they are gay. Both suspects are thought to have charged thousands of pounds for a service that advised migrants to fake details of their sexuality to falsely claim asylum in the UK. The arrests, led by the Criminal Financial Investigations team, follow record enforcement success in 2025, with organised immigration crime arrests, convictions and asset seizures hitting historic levels. Both suspects remain in custody as the investigation continues.

CEO and founder of Moniepoint, a Unicorn says he is struggling to fill 500 vacancies, he didn't say he is downsizing or laying off workers. He said there is an education, skill and attitude mismatch. What is the outrage for? You want to prove that he is not right, set up your business and employ people too. In fact pay them more than Moniepoint. It's good for our economy. The man has created over 3,000 full time jobs, 20,000 sales agent and 800k POS agents. I am sure he is top 5 employer of tech labour in Nigeria outside MTN, Interswitch and Andela. He has dev boot camps and women in tech development pipelines. Put your money where your mouth is, Twitter fingers. Employ 50 Nigerians and pay them more than what Moniepoint pays. Take 500 Nigerians and train them . Talk is cheap, do something.

“They delayed my flight for 24 hours. In whatever you do in this life, please don’t travel with Air Peace”- Lady reacts

“The Nigerian system of employers is nothing to write home about. Most of us get employed internationally, we left the Nigerian system a long time ago” – Lady calls out CEO of Moniepoint, Tosin Eniolorunda, over his recent statement

A shocking moment at a Redeemed Christian Church of God service as a woman stormed in, grabbed the mic, and in front of the church congregation, accused the pastor of r&ping her, claiming he also demanded BJ. The pastor reportedly said it was a consensual relationship.

“Peter Obi’s temperament and capacity are not suited for Nigeria’s current challenges” — Kenneth Okonkwo

🇿🇦 JUST IN - Day 12 Of Xenophobic Protests In South Africa South Africa remains tense as xenophobic mobs linked to Operation Dudula and March and March continue anti-foreigner protests across Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban, and other areas. At least two Nigerians have been confirmed dead, while several African migrants have reportedly been assaulted or threatened since the unrest escalated.