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  Claims that the EFCC officials advised Ismaila Mustapha, alias Mompha to maintain a low profile have been denied The anti-graft agency on Monday, August 2, maintained that it is not in the business of guiding suspected internet fraudsters In the wake of the indictment of his friend, Hushpuppi, Mompha had asserted that the commission advised him to lay low Read more:  The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has distanced itself from claims that it advised Ismaila Mustapha popularly called Mompha to maintain a low profile following the arrest of his friend, Hushpuppi.  Addressing the claims made by Mompha currently circulating on social media, EFCC said the social media big boy did not mention the official who supposedly gave the counsel.  Hushpuppi didn’t listen, he was stubborn - Mompha Earlier, the popular bureau de change operator noted that Hushpuppi's downfall was majorly a result of his stubbornness and unwillingness to listen. The businessman who has equally bee

  How can middle class people become rich? Most of the richest people in the world came from working and middle-class backgrounds. Only in some places where inherited wealth dominated, like some parts of Europe, is it 50%-50%. If you mean is it possible to get rich, or wealthy, on a middle-class income, then the simple answer is yes. This man was a UPS driver for years. He made a maximum of $14,000-$15,000 a year: Theodore Johnson died with $70million, after a friend told him about investing, which is why he got into it. Yes, you read that right. $70million. Now sure, when he started investing, 14k-15k a year was worth 50k-75k in today’s standards. Yet it still wasn’t a huge salary. So, how did he manage it? Well, he invested very smart, long-term. He wanted to make a difference when he died, so he gave it to charity. He isn’t alone. This man was a janitor called Ronald Read who accumulated $8million: This lady was a secretary and accumulated $6m-$8m: You might think these are one-offs

  Obodorudu has made it to the final of a wrestling event and is guaranteed at least a Silver Medal. Blessing Oborodudu will win a medal at the Olympics (Reuters) Blessing Oborodudu will win a medal at the Olympics (Reuters) 12 days into the  2021 Tokyo Olympics , Team Nigeria has finally gotten a medal through  Blessing Oborodudu  in the 68kg event of wrestling. Oborodudu on Monday, August 2, 2021 recorded an impressive victory against  Battsetseg Soronzonbold  in a semi-final clash. The Nigerian got a 7-2 victory against Soronzonbold of Mongolia. Blessing Oborodudu (Reuters) Oborodudu has made it to the final of the event with her victory and is guaranteed at least a Silver Medal in the ongoing Olympics. The 32-year-old is also the first Nigerian to make it to the final of an Olympic Games. Oborududu is certified in Nigerian wrestling. She has fought at 10 African Wrestling Championships and won a Gold Medal at every one of these championships. This is her third consecutive Olympics.

  How dangerous is Nigeria? Originally Answered:  Is Nigeria safe? I presently live in Lagos. My neighbourhood is cool, with medium to top earners, and we often get the luxury of uninterrupted power for a few days. It's a less crowded, less noisy part of the island, and I even have the luxury of fresh air straight from the ocean only that the wind is often too strong, causing me to wake several times in the night because it hits the windows and shakes the roof just too much. If you were to come and attack me right now, it would be me against you, except some neighbours chose to help, and they mostly help but don't try, I've got some belt in Karate, and I schooled in Delta, that's like the training ground for Street-Sense. I do not have the emergency number of the police; neither will they come in time if I did call. They have traffic and other hurdles that could prevent them from coming. And from experience, they are known to show up after a day or two when you made tha

  What was the most bone-chilling sentence a loved one ever said to you? When I was 6 years old, my 22 year brother-in-law raped me. Afterwards, he told me that if I ever tell anyone, it would break my sister’s heart and I would be put in a “home for wayward girls” where I would never see my family again. He continued raping me until I was almost 14, at which point I told my mother (monster). She did nothing about it except to put me on birth control pills so I wouldn’t get pregnant with my sister’s husband’s kid. My sister did nothing except accuse me of enticing him and said the entire thing was all my fault. 50 years after the initial rape and with the help of the State Attorney of Florida, he was arrested for what he did to me. My sister mortgaged their house to bail him out of jail and the SA dismissed the case without prejudice because they could not find any of his other victims who could testify on my behalf. (They were all dead) Coincidence??? I think not. To this day, this ch