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  • Lawyer Accuses Ex-lover Of Biting His Manhood

    Lawyer Accuses Ex-lover Of Biting His Manhood

     

    Controversial Kenyan lawyer, Raymond Nduga has accused his former lover, Sylvia of damaging his private parts.

    Recall that Nduga came to limelight after he was caught on camera viciously slapping his ex-girlfriend, Dorris.

    The latest drama became the subject of online chatter after Nduga posted graphic photos on social media, showing injuries he sustained during a violent altercation with Sylvia.

    In a Facebook post, Nduga shared disturbing details of an incident that left him hospitalised and nursing a serious injury to his private part.

    According to the post, Sylvia allegedly bit him during an altercation, causing severe pain and rendering him semi-conscious.

    The situation escalated further when Nduga accused Sylvia of taking advantage of his vulnerable state to transfer money from his phone to another number.

    He claims that she and her sister, who was also present, attempted to flee the premises but were detained by the management of the establishment where the incident took place.

    He accompanied the post with two photos—one of himself in a hospital bed, appearing to be in pain, and another posing with the woman accused of injuring him.

    Nduga further alleged that Sylvia’s mother visited the hospital and footed part of his medical bill in exchange for him withdrawing a police complaint.

    The women involved were reportedly taken into custody and held at Kileleshwa Police Station, pending further investigations.

    In an exclusive interview with TUKO.co.ke, the outspoken lawyer detailed the events that led to the now-public dispute, stating that what began as a romantic relationship turned into a nightmare.

    “I took Sylvia in as my partner. She had a child and I embraced both of them. At the time, she wasn’t accustomed to the lifestyle I live. I reside in Kileleshwa and do shopping worth KSh 20,000 in one go — this overwhelmed her. My goal was to uplift her, but to her, I became a target,” Nduga recounted.

    Nduga further claimed that his trust was betrayed when he learned that Sylvia was allegedly siphoning money from him to support her baby daddy, who reportedly resides in Eastlands, Nairobi.

    According to the lawyer, a friend tipped him off about the arrangement, revealing that Sylvia was secretly financing her former partner using funds obtained from Nduga.

    “I discovered she was channelling my money to support her baby daddy. This revelation shocked me, especially given the sacrifices I had made to provide for her and her child,” he said.

    Upon confronting her, Nduga alleged that Sylvia became aggressive and retaliated violently and unexpectedly.

    One of the most harrowing parts of the incident, according to Nduga, was the alleged physical assault.

    He claimed that during an altercation, Sylvia bit his private part, causing serious injuries.

    He later shared photos of the wound, which he says he sustained during the attack.

    “She attacked me and bit a very sensitive part of my body. I was left nursing injuries and even passed out at some point. Later, I discovered that she had taken advantage of my state to swindle more from me,” he claimed.

    Nduga initially reported the incident to authorities and pressed charges, but says he later withdrew the case following a plea from Sylvia’s mother.

    He, however, made it clear that this was on strict condition that her family would pay for his medical treatment, a promise he now claims has not been honoured.

    “I withdrew the case out of respect for her mother, who personally came and begged me. But I made it clear, they had to cover the treatment costs. Since then, they’ve gone silent. They don’t pick up my calls,” he said.

    “If they continue dodging me, I’ll have no choice but to press new charges. I won’t let this slide, especially after suffering both emotionally and physically,” he warned.

  • SEC uncovers new Ponzi scheme taking Nigerians money

    SEC uncovers new Ponzi scheme taking Nigerians money

     

    The Securities and Exchange Commission has uncovered another suspected illegal investment platform identified as TOFRO.COM (Tofro).

    The commission raised the alarm in a notice on Thursday made available to journalists.

    The commission warned Nigerians against falling for their tactics to obtain money from them through the promise of unusually high returns.

    SEC said that the suspected investment platform holds itself out as a cryptocurrency trading platform, adding the investment scheme was not registered by the commission.

    It said that based on its investigations, Tofro’s operations exhibited the typical indicators of a fraudulent Ponzi scheme.

    According to the SEC, it promises unusually high returns, heavy reliance on a referral system to sustain payouts, and failure to honour withdrawal requests from subscribers.

    SEC, however, strongly advised Nigerians to be wary of investing with Tofro, noting that any person who places such investment with the entity does so at their own risk.

    The notice read, “The attention of the Securities and Exchange Commission has been drawn to the activities of an online platform known as TOFRO.COM (Tofro), which holds itself out as a cryptocurrency trading platform. The commission hereby informs the public that the Tofro is not registered by the commission either to solicit investments from the public or operate in any other capacity within the Nigerian capital market.

    “Investigations have revealed that Tofro’s operations exhibit the typical indicators of a fraudulent Ponzi scheme, including the promise of unusually high returns, heavy reliance on a referral system to sustain pay-outs and failure to honour withdrawal requests from subscribers. Accordingly, the public is strongly advised to be wary about investing with Tofro, as any person who places such investment with the entity, does so at his/her own risk. The commission similarly reminds potential investors of the need to verify the registration status of investment platforms via the commission’s dedicated portal: www.sec.gov.ng/cmos before transacting with them.”

    The SEC Director-General, Emomotimi Agama, said that Nigerians needed to understand the dangers of putting their hard-earned money in ventures not registered or regulated by the commission.

  • Just in: Israel declares state of emergency

    Just in: Israel declares state of emergency

     

    The Israeli government has declared a national state of emergency as raging wildfires, described as the largest in the country’s history, edge dangerously close to the city of Jerusalem.

    Emergency services, firefighters, and the military are battling around the clock to contain the infernos that have already scorched vast areas of land and disrupted daily life.

    According to Mail Online, the fires erupted early Tuesday near Mesilat Zion, west of Jerusalem, and spread rapidly due to high winds reaching speeds of up to 100 kilometers per hour.

    The blazes have caused thick smoke to engulf major highways, forcing panicked motorists to abandon their vehicles.

    “We are amidst a very large wildfire, maybe the largest there has ever been in this country,” said Shmulik Friedman, commander of the Fire and Rescue Service’s Jerusalem District. “We are far from having control.”

    Fire Chief Eyal Caspi confirmed that poor weather conditions had grounded firefighting aircraft.

    “Our goal is to save lives,” he said, stating the extreme difficulty of aerial operations under the current conditions.

    At least 23 people have received emergency treatment for injuries, with fears that the number could rise. The military has been fully deployed to assist civilian firefighters, as hundreds of homes and critical infrastructure remain under threat.

    In a televised address, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pointed out the gravity of the crisis: “We are now in a national emergency, not just a local one. This wave of fires is a threat to human life, to communities—and to Jerusalem itself.”

    Defence Minister Israel Katz echoed the Prime Minister’s concern and ordered the immediate mobilisation of all available forces, while Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar has reached out to international allies, including France, Spain, and the UK, for aerial firefighting support.

    Amidst the national response, the Israeli government is facing scrutiny over what critics say is a longstanding neglect of firefighting preparedness.

    Dov Ganem, head of the Israel Fire and Air Rescue Association, claimed he has been warning about the country’s vulnerability for nearly two decades.

    Former Internal Security Ministry official Tomer Lotan also revealed that previous requests to purchase Blackhawk firefighting helicopters had been dismissed.

    Meanwhile, the cause of the fires remains undetermined, though police have arrested three suspects in connection with the blaze. Investigations are ongoing.

    Social media platforms have also become battlegrounds of public opinion, with disturbing posts surfacing that appear to celebrate the disaster.

    Far-right politician Zvi Sukkot has controversially called for curfews in Palestinian villages in the West Bank, suggesting the possibility of arson.

  • Pirates Attack Boat, Abduct Four Women In Bayelsa

    Pirates Attack Boat, Abduct Four Women In Bayelsa

     

    Four market women have been abducted after sea pirates attacked a passenger boat along the Lobia/Foropa Waterways in the Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State.

    According to reports, the boat was attacked a few minutes after it sailed off the Swali Market Jetty in Yenagoa, the state capital, on Tuesday.

    Twelve passengers were dispossessed of their valuables and money before the four women were taken away into the bush.

    Reacting to the incident, the member representing Southern Ijaw Constituency 4 at the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, Hon. Selekaye Victor-Ben, condemned the rising cases of sea pirate attacks and the abduction of the four market women.

    Hon. Victor-Ben, who is also the chairman of the State Assembly Committee on Human Rights, described the abduction as a cowardly attack on innocent citizens.

    “This is a cowardly attack on innocent citizens who were simply trying to earn their livelihoods. It is not only an affront to our shared humanity but also a grave threat to the peace and economic well-being of our constituency and the entire state. I vehemently condemn this barbaric act in the strongest possible terms and stand in solidarity with the families of the victims during this agonizing time,” he said,

    The lawmaker called on the Bayelsa State Government and all relevant security agencies, particularly the Nigerian Police, to act swiftly and decisively to secure the immediate and unconditional release of the abducted women.

    In August 2024, a tragic boat explosion in Bayelsa State claimed the lives of at least 20 people. The wooden cargo boat, ‘Godbless Dickson’, was carrying over 60 passengers from Ekeni to Swali market when its engine exploded near Ezetu 1 community, causing it to catch fire and sink.

    Rescue operations were led by the Marine Police and Maritime Workers Union, but many passengers remained missing. Several bodies were recovered, and survivors described the chaos and lack of safety equipment during the incident.

    Governor Douye Diri expressed sadness over the tragedy and urged strict enforcement of waterway safety rules. He called for proper maintenance of boats and mandatory use of life jackets to prevent future disasters.

     

     

  • Corps member Killed In Plateau

    Corps member Killed In Plateau

     

     

    Plateau – A member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Ukeyima Thomas, was among the four players of the Lebwit Football Academy, who lost their lives in a road accident around Kwanam Maciji-Pankshin-Kanke road in Plateau State.

    The crash occurred last Wednesday on their way back from a friendly football match in Pankshin.

    Other players were injured and are currently receiving treatment in a hospital.

    The remains of Ukeyima Thomas, have been conveyed to his hometown in Benue State for burial.

    A family member, Ate Fortune Ternenge, said that Ukeyima’s widowed mother and siblings are inconsolable.

    “My Dear Beloved Brother, Thomas Tom Ukeyima, as we embark on the journey of bidding you farewell, we find solace in the promise of eternal life. God, in His infinite wisdom, has granted you an exclusive Passing Out Parade ahead of schedule, welcoming you into eternity while your fellow corps members will undergo this rite in a few weeks,” he wrote in a Facebook post on Monday, April 29.

    “As I journey to bring your remains from Kanke, Plateau State, to Gboko, Benue State, your beloved hometown, my heart overflows with a mix of sorrow and pride.

    “Thomas, my dear Brother, you fought the good fight and have received your crown. Your life was a testament to humility, kindness, and passion, inspiring all who knew you. Your love for Football was contagious, and your dedication to serving the Lord and others shone like a beacon of hope.

    “Though your passing was sudden and tragic, we take comfort in the promise of eternal life. As Matthew 25:23 reminds us, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

    “Your life was not in vain; you suffered much, but God has chosen a path that rewards your toils with heavenly blessings. Your widowed mother’s sacrifices were not in vain; you grew into a fine Young Man with a heart of gold. Lord, console her in her grief and grant her peace.

    “May your memory live on in our hearts forever, and may your legacy inspire us to live with purpose and passion. As we bid you Farewell in this life, we welcome you to eternal rest. Your impact on our lives will never be forgotten. Rest in peace, Dear Beloved Brother. May your soul find eternal peace and joy in the Lord’s presence.

    “Farewell, Dear brother and Nephew. You will be deeply missed, but your memory will forever be cherished.”

  • Top 10 Illegal Jobs in 2025 (Avoid These or Risk Jail Time)

    Top 10 Illegal Jobs in 2025 (Avoid These or Risk Jail Time)

    In the ever-evolving digital and economic landscape of 2025, more people are seeking fast ways to earn a living. While remote jobs and entrepreneurship are on the rise, so are illegal schemes disguised as legit opportunities. Many young people — out of desperation or ignorance — fall into traps that could land them in jail.

    This post highlights 10 illegal jobs or activities you must avoid in 2025 — no matter how promising they seem. Always remember: If it sounds too easy or too good to be true, it probably is.

    1. Yahoo Yahoo (Internet Fraud)

    Despite years of warnings, internet fraud (popularly known as Yahoo Yahoo in Nigeria) still tops the list of illegal “jobs.” In 2025, cybercrime detection tools are even smarter, and many fraudsters are being traced through banking transactions, IP addresses, and social media.

    What makes it illegal?
    It involves deception, identity theft, and financial scams. Under cybercrime laws in most countries, offenders can face 5–20 years in prison.

    2. Money Ritual / Spiritual Scams

    Some fraudsters pose as “native doctors” or spiritualists online, promising wealth in exchange for rituals, sacrifices, or tasks. Others even collect money for fake rituals, duping desperate victims.

    Why it’s illegal:
    It’s a form of psychological fraud, often involving human rights violations, murder, or deception, and it’s punishable by law.

    3. Online Ponzi and Pyramid Schemes

    In 2025, new Ponzi schemes continue to rise, repackaged as “crypto investments,” “online savings plans,” or “peer-to-peer donations.” Once new users stop coming in, the platform crashes and people lose their money.

    Legal consequence:
    Running or promoting Ponzi schemes can attract up to 10 years in jail, depending on your country.

    4. Drug Trafficking and Delivery ‘Jobs’

    Some people are lured into transporting “goods” across borders or states, only to discover they’re carrying hard drugs or banned substances. Whether done knowingly or not, the law still applies.

    Reality check:
    Drug-related crimes carry severe penalties — including life imprisonment or death in some countries.

    5. Hacking and Identity Theft Services

    Some tech-savvy individuals offer “services” to hack emails, Facebook accounts, or even bank accounts. This may seem like a gig, but it’s a cybercrime.

    Why it’s dangerous:
    Hacking is illegal and considered a federal offense in many countries. You could be jailed and banned from using financial services.

    6. Selling Fake Documents (Passports, Visas, Certificates)

    In 2025, demand for fake travel documents, school certificates, and work permits has led to an underground market. But both the seller and buyer can face arrest.

    Punishment includes:
    Forgery, impersonation, and aiding fraud charges — often leading to 5–15 years in prison.

    7. Loan App Harassment and Blackmail Jobs

    Some unethical loan apps hire people to call, threaten, or shame customers who default. They go as far as sending edited pictures to a borrower’s contacts.

    Legal impact:
    Invasion of privacy, defamation, and digital blackmail are now punishable by law. Anyone working with such firms is also liable.

    8. Organ Trafficking (Online or Offline)

    There have been increasing reports of illegal organ sales through fake “health jobs” or “donation platforms.” Victims are often tricked or abducted.

    This is a serious offense:
    Trafficking human parts is a global crime, attracting life sentences or death penalties.

    9. Fake Investment Platforms

    These appear legitimate at first — promising quick returns from forex, crypto, agriculture, or real estate. Once enough people invest, the platform disappears.

    Result:
    Those who promote or create such platforms may be arrested and forced to pay back victims, along with facing criminal charges.

    10. Scam Job Recruitment Agencies

    Some fake “agencies” promise jobs abroad or in top companies after collecting money for “registration,” “training,” or “visa processing.” These jobs often don’t exist.

    Legal consequence:
    This is employment fraud. Authorities now track fake agencies and arrest owners for obtaining money under false pretenses.

     Be Smart, Not Sorry

    The search for money in 2025 should never push you into crime. There are many legal ways to earn online and offline — from freelancing and affiliate marketing to digital skills and content creation. No matter how attractive an illegal job may look, remember: freedom is priceless.

    Stay informed. Stay clean. Stay legal.

  • Court Jails Man For Stealing Cooking Pots, Other In Osun

    Court Jails Man For Stealing Cooking Pots, Other In Osun

    A Magistrates’ Court sitting in Osogbo, Osun State, has sentenced a man, Saheed Babatunde, to eight calendar years imprisonment following his conviction on a two-count charge of theft and threat to life.

    According to Dailypost report, the suspect was apprehended by operatives of the Osun Amotekun Corps in connection with a series of criminal activities, including the theft of property and issuing life-threatening statements.

    According to the prosecution led by Counsel, Oyedele Akintayo, representing the Attorney General of Osun State, Saheed Babatunde was arraigned on two counts bothering on stealing and threatening to kill.

    The charge sheet said these acts are contrary to Section 390(9) and Section 86 of the Criminal Code, Cap 34, Volume II, Laws of Osun State of Nigeria, 2002.

    Delivering judgment, Magistrate Olatunji M.A. detailed the charges as follows:

    “Count One: That you, Saheed Babatunde ‘M’ and others now at large, on or about the 16th day of April, 2025, at Isale Osun, Osogbo in the Osogbo Magisterial District, did steal iron sheets, cooking pots, and other household items valued at a total of ₦500,000 (Five Hundred Thousand Naira), the property of one Ogundapo Azeez, and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 390(9) of the Criminal Code, Cap 34, Vol. II, Laws of Osun State of Nigeria, 2002.

    “Count Two: That you, Saheed Babatunde ‘M’ and others now at large, on or about the same date and location, did unlawfully threaten to kill one Ogundapo Azeez, thereby committing an offence contrary to Section 86 of the Criminal Code, Cap 34, Vol. II, Laws of Osun State of Nigeria, 2002.”

    The court, after reviewing the facts of the case and the evidence presented, found the defendant guilty on both counts.

    He was consequently sentenced to serve a total of eight years in prison.

     

  • Breaking: FG cancels foreign scholarship for Nigerians

    Breaking: FG cancels foreign scholarship for Nigerians

    The Federal Government on Tuesday announced the cancellation of the Bilateral Education Agreement, describing the scheme as a “waste of resources.”

    The development followed cries by previous beneficiaries of the scheme who accused the government of neglect.

    The BEA Programme, established through strong diplomatic ties and mutual cooperation, enabled Nigerian students to study in partner countries such as China, Russia, Algeria, Hungary, Morocco, Egypt, and Serbia.

    Recently, the government clarified that all supplementary allowances due to Nigerian scholars had been paid up to December 2024.

    It also appealed for patience, noting that additional funds had been requested to settle all outstanding entitlements affected by exchange rate fluctuations.

    Despite this, the Minister of Education, Maruf Tunji Alausa, on Tuesday, announced the government’s decision to discontinue the programme.

    He expressed displeasure over what he described as the “blackmailing” behaviour of some scholars under the scheme on social media.

    Speaking during a courtesy visit by newly elected officials of the National Association of Nigerian Students, Alausa said the government would redirect the funds toward domestic scholarship programmes that would benefit more students across the country.

    “2024, when I assumed office, I was asked to approve N650 million for 60 students going to Morocco under the BEA programme. I refused. It’s not fair to Nigerian students.

    “I reviewed the courses—some students went to Algeria, a French-speaking country, to study English, Psychology, and Sociology—courses we teach better in Nigeria.

    “By the end of 2024, all outstanding scholarships will be cleared. The 2025 scholarships are pending due to the budget appropriation process. They will be paid in the coming months. However, we will not continue the programme beyond 2025,” the minister said.

    Alausa criticised the lack of academic monitoring, noting that the government covers free annual travel for scholars without tracking their performance.

    “In 2025 alone, the government planned to spend N9 billion on just 1,200 students. It’s unjust to spend such a huge amount sending students abroad to study courses available locally while millions of Nigerian students receive no support,” he stated.

    He added, “We have evaluated every course these 1,200 students are studying abroad—every single one is available in Nigerian universities. We are cancelling the BEA. It is not the best use of public funds.

    “That money will now be used to fund local scholarships and support more students.”

    The minister assured all that current BEA beneficiaries would be allowed to complete their programmes, but no new admissions would be accepted under the arrangement from 2025 onward.

     

  • Popular Singer Sunny Ade Declared Missing; Son Reacts

    Popular Singer Sunny Ade Declared Missing; Son Reacts

    The family of Juju musician Sunday Adegeye, popularly known as King Sunny Ade, KSA, has dismissed rumours making the rounds about his disappearance, saying ” he is safe and sound.”

    Recall that Damilola, one of the daughters of the singer, had taken to social media to raise alarm over their father’s disappearance, accusing her brother. Dayo, who doubles as their father’s manager of holding him in an undisclosed location against his will.

    In a statement released on behalf of the family, Dayo dismissed the rumour, describing it as a “malicious” attempt to tarnish the legendary musician’s image.

    “We want to assure the public that King Sunny Ade is safe and sound. There is no truth to the kidnapping rumor, and we are taking appropriate steps to address the situation and identify those responsible for spreading this false information.”

    Adegeye reassured fans and well-wishers that “the King of World Beats, King Sunny Ade, has not been abducted or kidnapped by anyone.

    “The Adegeye family and King Sunny Ade’s team are working diligently to put an end to the rumour and protect his reputation. The public can rest assured that King Sunny Ade is in good health and spirits, and his focus remains on his music and legacy.”

  • You Lack Moral Stand To Criticize Govt – Sanwo-Olu Blasts Peter Obi

    You Lack Moral Stand To Criticize Govt – Sanwo-Olu Blasts Peter Obi

    Lagos state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has taken a swipe at the presidential candidate of Labour Party (LP) in the 2023 general election, Peter Obi, claiming the former Anambra State governor lacks the moral right to talk about poverty in Nigeria.Nigerian home decor ideas

    In a statement he personally signed, titled, “Factually Addressing Mr. Peter Obi’s Criticism of Nigeria at Johns Hopkins University,” Sanwo-Olu accused Obi of contributing to the current poverty in the country, and alleged that under his tenure as governor in Anambra State, poverty grew astronomically.

    Recall that Obi was at the Johns Hopkins University last week and during his speech, drew a comparison between Nigeria, China and Vietnam in the area of poverty, stressing that Nigeria, with about 50 million poor people, had the least number of people in poverty in 1990 than any of the three countries.

    “The question then is, what exactly did these countries do to be able to achieve the desired growth and development? That is where political leadership comes in.Nigerian home decor ideas

    These comparable nations, and, indeed, other progressive nations, unlike Nigeria, have competent leadership with character, capacity and compassion, committed to prioritising investment in critical areas of developmental measures: education, health, and pulling people out of poverty.”he said

    In his statement released on Sunday, Sanwo-Olu argued that Obi did not only de-market Nigeria by openly “denigrating” the country abroad, he also made statements that he had no moral standing to make.

    “On Thursday, April 24, 2025, former Governor Peter Obi, the Labour Party presidential candidate for the 2023 election, was at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, where he made several disparaging comments about Nigeria.

    He made unflattering remarks not just about the incumbent Nigerian government, but also about Nigeria. I also find Mr. Obi’s pattern of behaviour disturbing. When prominent Nigerians go overseas, they ought to project Nigeria positively.

    They do not have to do that for the government. But we all owe a duty to market Nigeria on the global stage rather than de-market her. That is what true patriotism is about.”

    Sanwo-Olu stated that because Obi focused on poverty and said the current administration’s policies were making Nigerians poorer, he will concentrate on that.

    “Now, I find it somewhat ironic that a man like Mr. Obi, who did not build a single school or a stand-alone hospital throughout his eight-year tenure as governor of Anambra or sustainably provide credit facilities, would criticise the government of Nigeria, which is actively doing that.

    I say this because the president of Nigeria, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is my predecessor, and as governor of Lagos and now President of Nigeria, has built over 200 schools and provided student loans to more than 200,000 undergraduates of Nigerian tertiary institutions.

    In less than two years, he has provided over half a billion dollars in credit facilities to small and medium-scale enterprises.”

    While he was governor of Lagos State between 1999 and 2007, Sanwo-Olu said Tinubu reduced poverty by more than 46 per cent, and explained that there was every reason to believe that based on what he did as governor of Lagos, he will repeat the same feat at the federal level.

    “After all, the best predictor of the future is the past,” he wrote.

     

    The governor alleged, “But let us examine the messenger, not just the message, and look at the issuer as well as the issues. Mr. Obi talks a good game. But was he able to reduce poverty while he governed Anambra? Perhaps we can let the facts speak for themselves.

    Under Peter Obi as a two term Anambra Governor, poverty in Anambra increased. It did not reduce. Before Peter Obi became Anambra Governor on Thursday, June 14, 2007, the poverty rate in Anambra was 41.4 per cent.

    But after only two years in office, the poverty rate in Anambra jumped to 53.7 per cent. But the interesting thing is that five years after Peter Obi left office, his successor, Willie Obiano, reduced the poverty rate in Anambra from almost 60 per cent to 14.8 per cent.

    As such, I am not sure that Mr. Obi is morally well placed to make the alarming claims he made about Nigeria at Johns Hopkins. Mr. Obi contributed to the increase in poverty in Nigeria. Governor Tinubu, as he then was, was responsible for lifting millions out of poverty. Being that that is the case, who should criticise who?”