Ebubechukwu
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Ebubechukwu
@ebubec1
Engineer, Entrepreneur , African manufacturing engineering expert. Warwick MEM, INSEAD LEAP



“A company is suing me for ₦50 million, claiming they lost that amount in three days because of my video, even though I never mentioned their name.” — Woman behind viral ‘long-lasting bread’ video says.



The CEO of BON Bread has now spoken out and shared her own side of the story.





Crime has no tribe, justice has no ethnicity. Following Matthew Chukwuemeka Adebiyi’s extradition to the UK, his international passport and official records confirm that his mother is Igbo and his father is Yoruba. Portraying murder and drug trafficking charges as tribal issues is both inaccurate and potentially harmful. Matthew did not flee the UK because of his ethnicity. Joshua Boadu's murder was not motivated by ethnic factors. The Nigeria Police Force did not facilitate this extradition on the basis of ethnicity. Justice has been served. Tribal identity should not influence legal proceedings. In this case, the facts are clear: a fugitive, a court order, and accountability.



He fled to Nigeria, thinking he would be safe. He was wrong. In June 2018, Joshua Boadu was murdered in the United Kingdom. The suspect, Matthew Chukwuemeka Adebiyi, escaped to Nigeria, thinking that being far away would keep him from facing justice. For six years, he believed he was safe. But those years would be his last spent in freedom. After UK authorities made a formal extradition request in September 2024, INTERPOL NCB Abuja responded quickly. Adebiyi was arrested on January 23, 2025, and extradition proceedings started at the Federal High Court in Lagos. On February 16, 2026, Justice A.O. Faji approved the extradition. On April 14, 2026, at Murtala Mohammed International Airport in Lagos, he was handed over to UK law enforcement. He finally faced the justice he had tried to avoid. He also faces charges of supplying crack cocaine in the UK between 2017 and 2018. Joshua Boadu's family waited nearly eight years for this day. Today, the Nigeria Police Force and INTERPOL NCB Abuja made it possible. The Inspector General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, has a clear message: Nigeria is not a hiding place. It is not a refuge for fugitives. No border, distance or time will stop the Force from working with the global community to deliver justice. No matter where you go, justice will find you.




If South Africa doesn’t change its super racist Apartheid 2.0 laws, the country must be sanctioned

@elonmusk You are so invested. So dumb. So desperate. Take your Starlink to Iceland and freeze your ignorance there!!! 🚮



If South Africa doesn’t change its super racist Apartheid 2.0 laws, the country must be sanctioned







