Controversial social commentator Verydarkman has revealed progress in recovering stolen funds from his NGO account. He announced that ₦78 million of the ₦180 million allegedly siphoned from the organization’s account has been retrieved. This disclosure follows his initial outcry on Instagram last Friday, where he reported that hackers had breached the NGO’s account, leading to the disappearance of a significant amount of money. While his claims initially stirred skepticism online, many questioned the authenticity of the situation. Sharing an update on Sunday, Verydarkman took to Instagram to express gratitude for the support he’s received and to outline the ongoing recovery efforts. “I appreciate everyone who checked up on me and want to thank God for the progress made. So far, we’ve recovered ₦78 million. Although the suspect indicated that his accomplice has fled to Ghana, we are hopeful as plans to head there are underway,” he stated. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has announced plans to auction 15,325 litres of seized Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), commonly known as petrol, at ₦400 per litre. This initiative aims to address transportation challenges during the festive season. Hussein Ejibunu, the National Coordinator of the NCS’s Operation Whirlwind, disclosed the development during a press briefing at the Customs Training College in Ikeja, Lagos, on Saturday. Details of the Auction The seized petrol, valued at ₦27.5 million, was confiscated during anti-smuggling operations across Lagos and Ogun states. According to Ejibunu, Comptroller-General of Customs Adewale Adeniyi approved the auction, with pricing set at ₦10,000 per 25-litre container. Ejibunu emphasized that all legal and procedural requirements have been met, including obtaining a court condemnation order through the office of the legal adviser. This ensures a transparent and lawful auction process. Operation’s Impact and Objectives “This operation, which commenced on May 27, 2024, has yielded significant results,” Ejibunu remarked. He further noted that the Comptroller-General has directed the operatives to maintain the momentum until economic sabotage activities are fully eliminated. In line with this directive, the auction aims to make fuel more accessible to the public during the festive season, helping to alleviate potential transportation difficulties. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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The Nigerian Army, in collaboration with other security agencies, has achieved a significant milestone in the fight against oil theft in the Niger Delta region. Between December 23 and 29, 2024, troops of the 6 Division dismantled 20 illegal crude oil refining sites, arrested eight suspected oil thieves, and recovered over 90,000 litres of stolen petroleum products. Key Operations and Discoveries 1. Buguma General Area (Asari-Toru LGA): 2. Krakrama Community (Degema LGA): 3. Gbede, Omoku: 4. Odagwa-Imo Riverside (Etche LGA): 5. Imo River Fringes: 6. Biseni Forest, Bayelsa State (Yenagoa LGA): 7. Akwa Ibom State: 8. Delta State: Military’s Commitment to Regional Security The General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the 6 Division, Major General Jamal Abdussalam, praised the troops for their vigilance and dedication. He urged them to sustain these efforts to ensure a secure environment for oil exploration and economic activities in the Niger Delta. Additionally, he called on the public to provide actionable intelligence to support the fight against economic sabotage. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Discover how NAFDAC destroyed ₦120 billion worth of fake food and medicine in a nationwide crackdown. Learn about their renewed efforts to safeguard public health. The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has reinforced its commitment to safeguarding public health by destroying substandard food and medicines worth over ₦120 billion across Nigeria. This operation, which took place between October and December 2024, spanned the six geopolitical zones and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), targeting counterfeit and expired products. A Nationwide Enforcement Operation NAFDAC’s Director General, Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, emphasized that offenders exploiting Nigerians’ trust by compromising the quality of food and medicines would face severe consequences in 2025. During the festive season, NAFDAC’s Investigation and Enforcement (I&E), Pharmacovigilance (PV), and Post-Marketing Surveillance (PMS) Directorates actively combated falsified products. Their efforts included removing counterfeit medicines, fake alcoholic beverages, and substandard food from markets in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Aba, Ibadan, Kaduna, and Abuja, among others. Highlights of Recent Raids Protecting Nigerians This Festive Season Prof. Adeyeye called on Nigerians to remain vigilant and prioritize purchasing goods from verified outlets. She advised against buying products without NAFDAC registration numbers, as overly cheap items are often substandard. The Director General reiterated that NAFDAC’s intensified operations aim to protect citizens from unwholesome products during the festive season and beyond. She warned merchants of counterfeit goods that the coming year would bring heightened enforcement to ensure public safety. Public Health at the Forefront NAFDAC’s efforts are a critical step toward eliminating counterfeit and substandard goods from Nigerian markets. The agency remains resolute in its mission to safeguard public health and ensure only safe, high-quality food and medicines reach consumers. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Discover how cryptocurrencies surged in 2024, reaching 10,300 tokens, fueled by regulatory clarity, Bitcoin’s $100K milestone, and new crypto projects. Explore the latest trends and data. 2024: A Stellar Year for Cryptocurrencies Cryptocurrencies have turned 2024 into one of their best years yet, bouncing back from a mixed performance earlier. Thanks to regulatory clarity in key markets like the United States and Europe, Ripple’s legal victories, and Bitcoin ETF approvals, investor confidence has soared. This has led to increased institutional and retail adoption, pushing the market to new heights. Key Milestones in 2024’s Crypto Surge Bitcoin’s price broke the $100,000 mark, solidifying its position as a market leader. Trading volumes doubled to over $13 trillion, while the number of cryptocurrencies edged close to an all-time high. According to AltIndex.com, December 2024 recorded over 10,300 cryptocurrencies, just 100 shy of the record set in February 2022. 1,500 New Cryptos Added in 2024 The market saw the addition of nearly 1,500 new cryptocurrencies this year. This growth highlights the consistent launch of new tokens during bullish phases. While the 2022 “crypto winter” wiped out thousands of coins, the market rebounded in 2023 and continued its upward trend in 2024. However, despite the increasing number of tokens, the majority hold little to no value. Data from AltIndex reveals that 96% of all cryptocurrencies trade below $1, with 85% priced under a cent. In contrast, the top five cryptocurrencies account for 88% of the total market value. Dominance of Leading Cryptocurrencies Bitcoin remains the dominant force, contributing 56% of the total market value with a market cap of $2 trillion. Ethereum follows with a 13% market share, while Tether, XRP, and Solana account for 4%, 3.9%, and 3.1%, respectively. Other notable coins, including BNB, Dogecoin, USDC, and Cardano, collectively make up around 7% of the market. Crypto ATM Market Rebounds The surge in crypto prices and new projects has also revitalized the crypto ATM market. After a decline of around 7,000 machines in 2023 due to market volatility and regulatory concerns, installations have rebounded in 2024. CoinATMRadar reports that nearly 3,000 new ATMs were added this year, bringing the global total to 38,876—the fourth-largest number on record. The U.S. leads the pack, hosting 81.5% of all crypto ATMs, far ahead of Europe’s 4.3% and Asia’s 0.9%. Conclusion The crypto market in 2024 demonstrates resilience and growth, driven by regulatory progress, key legal victories, and groundbreaking milestones like Bitcoin’s $100,000 price. As the number of cryptocurrencies edges closer to an all-time high and the crypto ATM market expands, the industry’s future looks brighter than ever. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Learn about the tragic Jeju Air plane crash at Musan International Airport that claimed 122 lives. Explore rescue efforts, the cause of the accident, and ongoing investigations. A Devastating Crash at Musan International Airport A tragic plane crash at South Korea’s Musan International Airport on Sunday has claimed the lives of at least 122 individuals, according to Yonhap News Agency. The Jeju Air flight, carrying 181 people—175 passengers and six crew members—encountered catastrophic landing gear issues during its descent at 9:07 a.m. local time. The airport is located in Muan County, about 288 kilometers (179 miles) southwest of Seoul. Timeline of Events The twin-engine aircraft, returning from Bangkok, veered off the runway, crashing into a fence before colliding with a wall. The crash resulted in a fiery explosion, engulfing the plane in flames. Dramatic footage captured by local media showed the aircraft skidding down the runway, leaving a trail of fire and debris. Casualties and Rescue Efforts Among the passengers were mostly South Koreans, along with two Thai nationals. Amid the wreckage, rescue teams found two survivors—a passenger and a crew member—in the tail section of the aircraft. However, officials warn that the death toll may continue to rise as rescue operations proceed. Authorities are focusing on retrieving those trapped in the debris. South Korea’s acting President, Choi Sung-mok, has ordered an “all-out rescue effort” and convened an emergency meeting to oversee the response. Investigation Underway The initial fire has been extinguished, and investigations are ongoing to determine the exact cause of the accident. Jeju Air stated that it is actively reviewing reports of the incident. This tragic event marks one of South Korea’s deadliest aviation accidents in recent years, highlighting the critical importance of air travel safety. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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The Federal Government of Nigeria has invested around N1.4 billion over the past 18 months to rehabilitate repentant terrorists and set up specialized terrorism trial centres. This initiative followed the signing of the Terrorism (Prevention and Prohibition) Bill by former President Muhammadu Buhari on May 12, 2022, leading to the establishment of the National Counter-Terrorism Centre (NCTC). Key Developments: Financial Breakdown: Recent Outcomes: The NCTC reported 325 convictions during terrorism trials held at the Kainji Detention Facility (Phase 5 and Phase 6). Sentences ranged from life imprisonment to the death penalty, depending on the severity of the crimes. Controversies: Despite these developments, there has been criticism over the secrecy surrounding these trials. Security experts and civil society organizations have called for greater transparency, emphasizing the need to build public trust while balancing national security concerns. The government has yet to provide a detailed justification for conducting these trials behind closed doors. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Lagos State mandates permits for amplified sound in nightclubs, bars, and worship centres, enforcing strict noise pollution laws to protect residents’ health and well-being. Lagos Introduces Stricter Noise Pollution Laws for Amplified Sound Events The Lagos State Government has intensified its efforts to address noise pollution by mandating that nightclubs, lounges, bars, and worship centres secure permits for events involving amplified sound. This policy is part of broader measures aimed at protecting the health and well-being of residents, particularly during the festive season and beyond. Enforcement Details Tokunbo Wahab, the Lagos State Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, announced the new regulations via his official X (formerly Twitter) account. He emphasized the government’s zero-tolerance policy on noise pollution, stating that all events involving amplified sound must be conducted in soundproof, enclosed spaces to mitigate noise-related disturbances. The government has established a Special Task Force on Noise Pollution under the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) to ensure compliance. Collaborating with the Lagos State Neighborhood Safety Corps (LSNSC) and the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps (LAGESC), this task force will monitor adherence to the new regulations, arrest offenders, and prosecute violators. Public Awareness Campaign Starting January 2025, the Lagos State Government will launch a comprehensive awareness campaign to educate the public on acceptable noise levels and the benefits of maintaining a quieter environment. This initiative aims to promote responsible celebrations and a healthier lifestyle for all Lagosians. What You Need to Know In recent months, the Lagos State Government has sanctioned several establishments, including churches, hotels, and entertainment venues in areas like Shomolu, Victoria Island, Lekki, Surulere, and Ikoyi, for breaching noise pollution laws. These violations are in contravention of the National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA) Act of 2007, which sets permissible noise levels across the country. Here’s a breakdown of the NESREA Act noise limits: For entertainment venues, the permissible noise levels are aligned with these limits to minimize disruptions in residential and commercial areas. Conclusion As Lagos State tightens its noise pollution regulations, residents and establishments are urged to comply with these directives to foster a healthier, more sustainable environment. Responsible noise management during celebrations will contribute significantly to the well-being of all Lagosians. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Enyimba FC, a powerhouse in the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL), has officially terminated the contract of its head coach, Yemi Olanrewaju. The announcement came via the club’s social media channels on Saturday, where they expressed gratitude to the 32-year-old for his contributions and extended best wishes for his future endeavors. “Enyimba FC can confirm that it has parted ways with head coach Yemi Olanrewaju. The club thanks Coach Olanrewaju for his services and wishes him the best in his future endeavors,” read the official statement. Olanrewaju’s departure marks the end of a seven-month stint that began following the exit of former coach Finidi George. His tenure, however, has been marred by challenges, including a nine-game winless streak across all competitions and six consecutive draws in the NPFL. The club’s struggles extend to the CAF Confederations Cup, where Enyimba sits at the bottom of Group D with only one point from three matches. The decision to relieve Olanrewaju of his duties was made just two days after a frustrating draw against Plateau United in the NPFL. Currently, Enyimba stands in 11th position on the league table, with 23 points accumulated from 15 matches. Despite managing 26 games during his tenure and achieving nine wins, Olanrewaju’s efforts fell short of the expectations set by Nigeria’s most successful football club. The coach’s past experience, which included assistant managerial roles at Magate FC, MFM, and Vandrezzer, could not translate into the desired results for Enyimba during his leadership. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Unveiling the Suppression of Civic Voices In a distressing case of corporate overreach, Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) has been implicated in using legal mechanisms to oppress bloggers, highlighting a troubling trend where powerful elites manipulate the judicial system to silence dissent. This situation underscores a broader pattern of systemic abuse aimed at disempowering the voices of ordinary citizens and independent journalists. The Case of Precious Eze and Olawale Olurotimi This story revolves around Precious Eze and Olawale Olurotimi, bloggers accused of cyberbullying and extortion by GTBank. The case began when Country Hill, a law firm representing GTBank and its CEO, Segun Agbaje, submitted a petition alleging these bloggers engaged in actions likely to disturb public peace. However, the petition failed to specify any monetary extortion attempts. Upon notification, the accused promptly removed the contested content from their blogs. Despite their compliance, the police swiftly arrested Eze and Olurotimi. They have been in pre-trial custody for over 91 days—more than double the maximum detention period allowed under the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (42 days). Such prolonged detention exemplifies the misuse of legal processes to suppress dissent. A History of Judicial Manipulation This case is reminiscent of the 2019 ordeal of Steven Kefas, a vocal critic of human rights violations in Southern Kaduna. Former governor Nasir el-Rufai orchestrated Kefas’ abduction from Rivers State, detaining him on fabricated charges of defamation. Judicial figures like Magistrate Peter Mallong perpetuated this injustice by denying Kefas bail and issuing controversial rulings that contradicted legal precedents. Similar tactics were employed against Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, a legal expert and activist, who faced spurious charges for countering el-Rufai’s claims about violence in Kajuru. These cases expose a judicial system that often prioritizes the interests of the powerful over the rights of ordinary citizens. GTBank’s High-Powered Prosecution To prosecute the bloggers, GTBank secured the “fiat” of the Inspector General of Police and assembled a team of ten lawyers, including three Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SANs). This disproportionate legal muscle highlights the bank’s intent to make an example of the bloggers, a move critics describe as an attempt to “capture the criminal process for destructive purposes.” Citizens’ Dual Role as Customers and Advocates As both citizens and customers, Nigerians possess the collective power to challenge such oppressive actions. GTBank’s pursuit of this case not only jeopardizes its reputation but also threatens the fabric of civic responsibility. It is imperative for the bank to reconsider its stance and embrace practices that foster transparency and dialogue rather than intimidation. A Call for Justice The ongoing prosecution of bloggers like Eze and Olurotimi represents a troubling escalation of corporate and political efforts to stifle free speech. Such actions undermine Nigeria’s democracy and erode public trust in the judiciary. It is high time for all stakeholders to demand accountability and resist attempts to criminalize civic expression. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Three notorious bandits were neutralized in a strategic ambush by operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) in Dogon Dawa, Mairiga Local Government Area (LGA) of Niger State. The operation, executed on Friday night, also saw several other bandits fleeing into the surrounding bushes with gunshot wounds. The DSS recovered three AK-47 rifles and three motorcycles left behind by the fleeing criminals. Security sources revealed that the successful ambush followed weeks of intensive intelligence gathering, which included monitoring and analyzing the bandits’ communications. This operation is one of many the DSS has recently undertaken across the Northwest and Northeast regions, resulting in the neutralization or apprehension of numerous criminals threatening peace in these areas. Additionally, the DSS has contributed significantly to combating the activities of the proscribed Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) in the South-East. According to sources, the intelligence provided by the DSS has been pivotal in assisting the military and other security agencies in apprehending or neutralizing various terrorist threats nationwide. Since the appointment of Mr. Tosin Ajayi as DSS Director-General by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the agency has intensified its intelligence-gathering activities and shared critical insights with sister security agencies. These efforts have reduced ambush incidents against military personnel and contributed to the successful dismantling of IPOB operations in the South-East. A military officer, who spoke on condition of anonymity, commended the DSS for its covert yet impactful operations under the leadership of the new Director-General. “The DSS has provided invaluable support to the military, and their contributions are essential in our fight against insecurity. The agency’s return to its covert operational style is proving highly effective,” the officer remarked. In line with his commitment to improving national security, President Tinubu has promised to support the DSS in leveraging artificial intelligence to combat insecurity. The President reiterated this commitment during the recent investiture ceremony for the National Institute for Security Studies (NISS) Executive Intelligence Management Course (EIMC) 17 graduates in Abuja. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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President Tinubu’s promise of a 30-day National Youth Conference remains unfulfilled three months later, sparking outrage from civil society groups and young Nigerians demanding accountability and urgent reforms. Tinubu’s National Youth Conference: Unkept Promise Fuels Youth Frustration Months after President Bola Ahmed Tinubu promised a 30-day National Youth Conference in response to the #EndBadGovernance protests, Nigerians are questioning his administration’s commitment to addressing youth-related issues. The announcement, made during the October 1 Independence Day broadcast, had raised hopes for tangible dialogue and solutions. However, three months later, the promised conference remains unorganized, prompting criticism from civil society organizations (CSOs) and youth leaders. Promised Engagement Nowhere in Sight Chief Patrick Eholor, Founder of One Love Foundation, criticized the delay, stating, “The Youth Confab was a critical opportunity for the government to engage young people facing systemic challenges such as unemployment and lack of basic amenities. This silence is a betrayal of their hopes.” Civil society voices echo similar sentiments. According to Global Rights Nigeria, Tinubu’s promise appeared more like a tactical move to quell tensions than a genuine effort to tackle youth grievances. Structural Issues Plague Leadership Response Andrew Mamedu, Country Director of ActionAid Nigeria, expressed concern over the delayed implementation. “This lack of urgency underscores the government’s failure to prioritize youth development,” he said. ActionAid emphasizes that meaningful change requires swift, inclusive action rather than rhetorical promises. Additionally, the Executive Director of Global Rights Nigeria, Abiodun Baiyewu, underscored the importance of addressing root issues: “Systemic rot in law enforcement, corruption, and unemployment must be tackled. A youth conference alone cannot resolve these entrenched challenges.” Renewed Skepticism Among Youth The silence surrounding the promised conference has fostered growing disillusionment among young Nigerians. Many fear the government’s reluctance to act signifies an unwillingness to disrupt the status quo. Auwal Rafsanjani, Executive Secretary of CISLAC, emphasized the importance of sustained youth inclusion in governance. “Nigeria’s youth, representing over 70% of the population, must have a seat at the table. Their marginalization drives restiveness, brain drain, and diminishing patriotism,” Rafsanjani said. The Path Forward: Actions Over Promises As the February 2025 date for the conference approaches, experts stress the need for actionable outcomes. Suggestions include: Civil society leaders argue that delays in implementing promises like the National Youth Conference undermine trust in governance. With youth unemployment and inflation at record highs, young Nigerians demand more than symbolic gestures—they need urgent, transformative action. Key Takeaways By acting decisively and inclusively, the Tinubu administration has an opportunity to restore hope and empower Nigeria’s youth to drive the nation forward. READ ALSO;; Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Discover the tragic Boxing Day shooting of Father Tobias Chukwujekwu Okonkwo in southeast Nigeria. Learn about the rising insecurity and its impact on the Christian community. Gunmen Kill Catholic Priest in Southeast Nigeria on Boxing Day Father Tobias Chukwujekwu Okonkwo, a Catholic priest from the Diocese of Nnewi, was tragically shot and killed by unidentified gunmen on December 26, 2024. The incident occurred along the Onitsha-Owerri Expressway near Ihiala, in Anambra State, Nigeria, between 7 and 8 p.m., according to a statement released by Father Raphael Ezeogu, the chancellor of the diocese. Father Okonkwo, a trained pharmacist and administrator, was the manager of several institutions, including schools of nursing, midwifery, and medical laboratory services at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Ihiala. His untimely death marks a somber moment for the Christian community in Nigeria. The Diocese of Nnewi has called for prayers and Holy Masses for the eternal repose of his soul. Meanwhile, local authorities, including the Anambra State Police, have yet to confirm details surrounding the incident. Rising Violence in Nigeria The killing of Father Okonkwo highlights the growing insecurity in Nigeria, where armed groups, often referred to as “bandits,” have been targeting Christians. These gangs are notorious for kidnappings, ransom demands, and violent attacks. The year 2024 has been particularly alarming, with reports indicating a rise in kidnappings of Catholic priests. In November alone, three Catholic priests were abducted and later released. Data from the Nigerian bishops’ conference revealed that between September 2022 and August 2023, 21 priests were kidnapped. Widespread Impact of Armed Gangs Beyond clergy, civilians and schoolchildren have also been frequent targets of armed groups like the Fulani militia, regarded as one of the deadliest terror organizations globally. These attacks have led to mass displacements, farmland seizures, and economic devastation for Christian farming communities. Bishop Oliver Dashe Doeme of Maiduguri lamented the ongoing persecution, stating, “Christians have endured rejection and suffering at the hands of extremists and the state.” Other Recent Tragedies The death of Father Okonkwo adds to a series of recent tragedies faced by the Nigerian Catholic Church. On December 21, a food distribution event at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Abuja ended in a deadly stampede, killing 10 people and injuring eight. This incident, organized by the St. Vincent de Paul Society, underscored the harsh economic conditions driving desperation among Nigerians. Earlier in December, other charity events left 67 people dead, further highlighting the severe economic hardships affecting the nation. Conclusion The Boxing Day killing of Father Tobias Chukwujekwu Okonkwo serves as a stark reminder of the escalating insecurity and persecution faced by Christians in Nigeria. As the country grapples with these challenges, the Catholic Church and global community continue to call for prayers, justice, and lasting solutions to ensure safety and peace for all citizens. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
