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BREAKING: FG declares Thursday, Friday public holidays for Eid-el-Fitr.
The federal government has declared Thursday march 19, Friday, march 20, 2026, as public holidays to mark the celebrations of Eid-el-Fitr, which signifies the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

A guy has been j0bless for 2 years

Frustrated and Br0ke

Then one day, he meets a lady in church
They get talking… and he opens up about everything he’s going through

The lady says she can help

Next thing, she introduces him to her uncle…
A man who owns a mortuary

They meet at a restaurant, te man looks rich with composed and comfortable lifestyle

Then here comes the offer
A job at the m0rtuary with ₦6OOk per month

For someone who hasn’t had a job in 2 years… that’s not small money

But the guy refused to resume work the night the j0b was offered to him

Now the lady feels he’s not serious
Even his own friend advised him to take the job, save money and leave later

But instead… he bl0cked the friend

Now, is it that the guy was being wise?
Or did he just walk away from a life-changing opportunity?

Because not every job is just about the money…

Some people see things differently.
What would you do in his position? 🤔

TOP 10 RICHEST MUSICIANS IN NIGERIAN IN 2026
Based on projected data for 2026, the Nigerian music industry continues to be dominated by superstars with significant international reach, high-value endorsement deals, and massive streaming numbers.
Here are the top ten richest musicians in Nigeria as of early 2026, based on reported net worth and industry influence:

Davido ($100M - $108M+) – Often cited as the wealthiest, with substantial income from endorsements and successful tours.
Burna Boy ($30M - $120M) – Widely recognized for his global success and high streaming revenue.

Wizkid ($25M - $132M) – Holds a high ranking due to long-standing international brand deals and consistent high-charting music.

Don Jazzy ($18.5M - $90M) – As a premier producer and owner of Mavin Records, his wealth stems from producing hits and mentoring top acts.

Olamide ($12M - $70M) – A major force in Nigerian hip-hop and label owner, known for consistent album releases.

Tiwa Savage ($8M - $86M) – The leading female artist on wealth lists, benefiting from numerous endorsements and live performances.

Rema ($15M - $55M) – Representing the new generation, his rapid global ascent has propelled him into the top tier.

2Face (2Baba) ($16M) – A legendary figure whose, endorsements, investments, and classic catalog maintain his spot.

Phyno ($11M) – Known for success in indigenous rap and high endorsement value.

Adekunle Gold ($9.7M) – Rising rapidly through global branding and successful music releases.

Trump says the war with Iran will end soon because there is practically nothing left to target

I AM NO LONGER A GIRLFRIEND
JARVIS MAKES A SHOCKING CONFESSION ABOUT RELATIONSHIP WITH PELLER

Iran has allegedly been using brand new technologies to fight the U.S. military 😳🚨

ANYONE WHO TRIES TO LEAD IRAN ENDS UP DËAD
During a recent discussion highlighted by Fox News , the U.S. president made a bold claim that many people around the world are now debating. Trump said that Iran’s leadership structure is collapsing so quickly that anyone trying to step up as a leader during the conflict “ends up dead.” The shocking remark has sparked serious conversations about how intense the ongoing crisis has become.

CCTV footage reportedly captured at Awudome Cemetery has triggered widespread reactions online after unusual activity was observed in the early hours of the morning.

BREAKING NEWS: Woman Sentenced to 7 Years for False Allegation Against Rude Boy
A woman who falsely accused Rudeboy of r**e has reportedly been sentenced to 7 years in prison after investigations revealed the allegation was false and misleading.
This shocking development highlights the serious consequences of making false accusations. Many fans have pointed out that the singer could have lost his career, reputation, and opportunities over something he did not do.
False allegations can destroy lives just as much as real crimes do. Justice must always protect both victims of real abuse and innocent people wrongly accused.
Moral Lesson:
Let’s all be careful about what we say or post on the internet. One wrong accusation can put someone in serious trouble.

👉 What do you think about this judgment? Do you support jail time for people who make false accusations?
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Someone sends money to your account and later says it was a “mistake.”
Be careful what you do next

Many people think money laundering only concerns p0iticians, fraudsters, or people moving millions through secret accounts.
But sometimes, innocent people step into trouble without knowing it.

Here is one common situation.

A stranger transfers money into your account. Shortly after, you receive a call or message saying the transfer was done in error. The person politely asks you to withdraw the money or transfer it to another account. Some people, out of kindness or pressure, quickly send the money to the account provided.

That is where the problem begins.

What you may not know is that the money could be proceeds of fraud. Once you move that money to another account, you may have unknowingly helped to hide or transfer the proceeds of crime.

Under the law, moving or helping to conceal money linked to illegal activity can fall under money laundering. And when investigators trace the movement of the funds, your account may appear as part of the chain. This is how innocent people sometimes receive unexpected visits from agencies like the EFCC (Economic and Financial Crimes Commission)

So what should you do if money enters your account and you suspect it was a mistake?
Do not rush to transfer it elsewhere.
Contact your bank immediately and report the issue so the bank can handle the reversal properly. That simple step protects you.

Not every money that enters your account is harmless. Sometimes the safest action is not to touch it at all.

Ignorance of the law is no excuse.