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“I Make My Money In Both Dollars And Naira, I Earn ₦5m Monthly But Made ₦18m After I Went Viral,” Baddie who removed her Ribs reveals

A social media influencer popularly known for surgically removing her ribs has revealed details of her income during a recent livestream interview with comedian and content creator, Carter Efe.

Speaking during the session, the lady said, “I make my money in both dollars and naira, and I usually earn 5 million naira monthly. But last month, I made 18 million because I went viral.”

She further explained how she earns her income, adding, “I work on All Access Fans where people get to pay to watch me.”

The revelation has since sparked massive reactions across social media platforms, with many users expressing shock at both her earnings and the nature of her work.

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Meet Queeneth A. Fabian — “Queeneth The Strategist.”

Meet Queeneth A.Fabian, a young lady who has learned that life isn’t just about knowing what to do — it’s about understanding why you do it.
She’s not just a dreamer; she’s a doer with stories carved from experience, emotion, and endless evolution.

Born as the first daughter in a family of five, Queeneththestrategist grew up with a sense of responsibility that made her mature beyond her years. She learned early that leadership isn’t about control — it’s about care, about being strong even when no one sees your struggle, and about finding balance between who you are and who the world wants you to be.

At one point, she was a fashion designer, pouring her creativity into fabrics and styles — crafting beauty with her hands. But deep within, she knew her mind carried something bigger. She saw that her creativity could live beyond fashion — that it could transform into strategy. So she switched paths, chasing knowledge, chasing peace, and chasing purpose.

That journey led her into the world of digital marketing, technology, and branding — where ideas rule and creativity builds empires.
Today, Queeneththestrategist stands as a Digital Strategist, a Social Media Manager, and a Brand Builder — someone who doesn’t just post online but creates connection. Her work reflects her identity — professional, intentional, and emotionally intelligent. She has handled business development, creative designs, content creation, SEO, and even virtual assistance, mastering how to merge creativity with clarity.

Yet beyond the titles and skills, there’s something deeper about her — she’s a young woman who has seen life from both sides: the highs that make you smile and the lows that shape your soul.
There were times she had to start over — moving cities, facing uncertainty, dealing with accommodation challenges, and still showing up every day with grace. But through it all, she never lost her peace; she fought for it.

Because Queeneththestrategist believes that peace is not the absence of chaos — it’s the calm inside you that says, “I’ll be fine.”
And that’s why she’s called The Strategist — not just for business, but for life itself. She strategizes her growth, her emotions, her ambitions, and her healing.

She’s the kind of woman who can talk about tech and digital trends one minute and about life, love, and purpose the next. A mind that sees patterns. A heart that feels deeply. A voice that speaks truth.
To know Queeneth the strategist is to meet balance — between emotion and intelligence, beauty and ambition, chaos and peace.

She’s building more than a career — she’s building a story. A story of a young African woman defining success on her own terms, embracing her past, and walking boldly toward her vision.
Every project she works on, every brand she touches, every person she inspires — carries a part of that story.

Queeneth A. Fabian — Queeneth the strategist with a soft heart, a focused mind, and a fearless vision.

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U.S. Mulls Sanctions on 12 Nigerian Governors, Top Officials Over Religious Freedom Concerns

The United States government is reportedly considering sanctions against at least 12 Nigerian governors and several senior officials following their alleged inclusion on a new watchlist compiled by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), also known as the Country of Particular Concern (CPC) list.

According to diplomatic sources, Washington is reviewing recommendations from the commission to impose visa restrictions, asset freezes, and other punitive measures on Nigerian officials accused of either promoting or turning a blind eye to human rights violations and religious persecution. Those listed are said to include governors from northern and central states, where recurring clashes have been tied to ethnic and religious tensions.

This move follows U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent classification of Nigeria as a “country of particular concern,” citing ongoing attacks on Christian communities and what he described as insufficient government action. Trump had previously warned that the U.S. could suspend aid or take direct measures if Abuja fails to curb the violence.

American officials reportedly attributed their renewed focus to the continued targeting of churches, displacement of rural populations, and alleged misconduct by Nigerian security operatives in handling religiously motivated violence. If approved, the sanctions could be implemented gradually and may extend to members of the security establishment accused of covering up such incidents.

Reacting to the development, the Nigerian government dismissed the report as biased and politically motivated.

Presidential spokesman Daniel Bwala
stressed that Nigeria’s constitution guarantees equal rights for all citizens and cautioned against what he termed “external attempts to misrepresent Nigeria’s complex security realities as religious persecution.” He added that the government would issue an official response once the U.S. finalizes its position on the proposed sanctions.

"Dear please tell your boys to pack it up and head to the barracks, POTUS said we're coming in to show them how to deal with t€rr rists. We don't do romance with t€rr rists, we speak the language they understand..." - Nigerians serving in the United States Army have expressed readiness and excitement following President Donald Trump's recent warning of possible military action in Nigeria.

Chad Closes Border With Nigeria Over Security Concerns, Cites U.S. Military invasion reports

The Government of Chad has announced the immediate closure of its border with Nigeria, citing security concerns following reports of alleged U.S. military plans in West Africa.

According to a report by Zagazola, the directive was issued by President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, who ordered a complete military lockdown along the Nigerian border after intelligence suggested that terr+rist elements from northern Nigeria were preparing to flee into Chadian territory.

Military sources in N’Djamena confirmed that the Chadian army has been placed on full alert, with troops and armoured vehicles deployed across key border corridors linking the two countries.

President Déby was quoted as saying that “no armed group or foreign force will be allowed to enter Chadian soil under any disguise.”

The move comes amid heightened regional tension and growing speculation over America’s alleged military activities in parts of West Africa.

Security analysts, said the closure was a preventive measure aimed at safeguarding Chadian sovereignty and preventing possible infiltration by armed groups exploiting regional instability.

MAJ GEN WAIDI SHAIBU TAKES OVER AS 25TH CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF

… pledges to sustain legacy of exemplary leadership

The Nigerian Army today witnessed a seamless transition of leadership as Major General Waidi Shaibu formally assumed duty as the 25th Chief of Army Staff (COAS), following the colourful handing and taking over ceremony between the COAS, Major General Waidi Shaibu and the incoming Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede, at the Army Headquarters, Abuja.

In his remarks, the new COAS, Major General Waidi Shaibu, commended Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede for his outstanding leadership, mentorship and unwavering support to the Nigerian Army. He lauded the outgoing Chief’s achievements, particularly in the areas of equipment procurement, infrastructural development and the “Soldier First” concept, which prioritized troop welfare and operational readiness.

Major General Shaibu pledged to consolidate and build on the remarkable legacies of his predecessor, while enhancing synergy among security agencies and government institutions to strengthen national security. He further assured that he would carefully review the current security situation and respond swiftly to evolving threats, emphasizing his commitment to improving operational efficiency and troop morale.

“I salute the courage, passion, resilience and discipline of our troops in the field. Their sacrifices remain the cornerstone of our collective success,” the new Army Chief stated.

While appreciating the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria, His Excellency President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR for finding him worthy of the position, the COAS led the NA senior officers in observing one minute silence for the repose of the souls of departed comrades.

In his valedictory address, the outgone COAS and incoming CDS, Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede, expressed profound appreciation to the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, His Excellency Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for his visionary leadership and for the privilege to serve as COAS and now as CDS.

He praised the officers and soldiers of the NA for their dedication, diligence and sacrifice in the discharge of their duties, urging them to extend the same loyalty and commitment to the new COAS. “The mission remains the same — to ensure the security of lives and defend the territorial integrity of our nation,” he affirmed.

Earlier in his remarks, the immediate past Chief of Policy and Plans (Army), Major General Abdulsalami Ibrahim, extolled the exemplary leadership of the outgone Chief, describing him as a selfless and visionary leader whose contributions to the Nigerian Army will be remembered by posterity.

The ceremony featured the signing of the handing and taking over notes, decoration of the new Chief with the Army Headquarters insignia, inspection of the quarter guard and group photographs with principal staff officers and field commanders.

APPOLONIA ANELE
LIEUTENANT COLONEL
Acting Director Army Public Relations
30 October 2025

An economic expert has advised the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to introduce higher-value currency notes such as ₦10,000 and ₦20,000 to make the Naira more practical and portable.