A comprehensive Nigeria Police Force (NPF) investigation report, finalized on July 24, 2026, has revealed that Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi, the alleged operator of the non-existent Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC), misused approximately ₦400 million on personal expenses. Contrary to Adeyemi’s claims that this sum was a facilitation fee to secure a government appointment through Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila, police found no evidence of such a transaction. Instead, forensic analysis confirmed forgery of appointment letters and other official documents, with financial records showing the funds were spent on luxury items, vehicles, and relatives. Further compounding his financial situation, Adeyemi allegedly secured an additional ₦100 million loan to maintain his high-end lifestyle.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The investigation also uncovered severe lapses in due diligence across several government bodies, which allowed the fraudulent council to gain official recognition. Five senior public officials—including directors in the offices of the Accountant-General and Head of Service, and staff from the Budget Office and Ministry of Budget—have been identified as having facilitated Adeyemi’s access to government processes. The NPF has recommended the prosecution of these officials, subject to legal counsel, alongside the interrogation of 22 other individuals connected to the case. The findings have been forwarded to the Attorney-General of the Federation and other relevant security and government agencies.

Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq of Kwara State recently met in Ilorin with victims who were rescued after being abducted from Woro in the Kaiama Local Government Area.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The rescued individuals, who are currently receiving medical care at the Nigerian Army Barracks in Sobi, regained their freedom following a rescue operation on Wednesday after spending six months in captivity. The freed group comprises 163 individuals out of the 176 initially taken from Kwara, alongside 145 persons from Niger State. Following their release, they spent Wednesday night at a military facility in Niger State before being safely transported to the Kwara State capital on Thursday night.

Veteran Nigerian musician Charly Boy, has spoken on the unusual circumstances surrounding his birth, revealing that his mother later had three other sons who died.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Charly Boy made the disclosure during an interview with News Central TV on Friday, while discussing his childhood, family history and personal experiences contained in his memoir.

News reports that the entertainer recalled that his birth was difficult for his mother, who reportedly carried the pregnancy for about 11 months before eventually giving birth to him.

According to Charly Boy, his mother was advised to undergo a Caesarean section but refused, choosing instead to have him through natural delivery.

He said the circumstances surrounding his birth became one of the stories that shaped how he later viewed his family history.

He further revealed that after his birth, his mother had three more boys.

However, none of the three children survived.

While reflecting on the deaths, Charly Boy described himself as having a connection to the unfortunate events, saying he believed he had killed the three boys.

The social commentator said: “My mother had three other boys after me, but I think that I killed all of them. I would say I am responsible for their deaths. My mother carried me for about 11 months before I was born. She refused to undergo a Caesarean section because she wanted to deliver me naturally.

“The circumstances surrounding my birth were difficult for my mother, and my childhood and family experiences played a major role in shaping who I became. There are many personal stories about my life that people do not know, and I documented some of these experiences in my memoir, 999. The memoir tells my story from my own perspective and covers different stages of my life.”