“What does it profit a man to build a nation, yet leave this world with empty pockets but a full legacy?” (Saint Samuel Onunaka Mbakwe )

Dr. Samuel Onunaka Mbakwe, fondly remembered as the “Weeping Governor” of Imo State, left behind more than concrete structures—he left behind a testimony of servant leadership. At a time when corruption was already seeping deep into Nigerian politics, Mbakwe proved that governance could be about service, sacrifice, and foresight. His story isn’t just history; it’s a mirror for our generation asking us: What will we leave behind?

During his tenure in the 1980s, Mbakwe turned Imo into a model of what visionary leadership could achieve. He pioneered industrial growth with over 100 enterprises across Imo, Abia, and parts of Ebonyi. He built roads that endured, developed housing estates, and made education accessible by founding Imo State University. While others made promises, he laid foundations—quite literally—for generations unborn.

Mbakwe’s leadership was not just about projects but about dignity. He extended electricity to nearly every community, ensured water reached remote villages, built Nigeria’s first independent power plant, and even constructed an airport. His urban planning included advanced drainage systems and an innovative waste management system (Sulo) far ahead of its time. He governed like a man who saw tomorrow and wanted his people ready for it.
And yet, after leaving office, Mbakwe had no mansion, no fleet of cars, no looted wealth stashed abroad. He lived and died with only one modest house in his village. He showed that true wealth is not counted in banknotes but in footprints left on the earth and in the lives of others. Today, when many leaders are celebrated for what they took, Mbakwe is remembered for what he gave.

“Greatness is not in what you gather, but in what you scatter for the good of humanity. Saint Samuel Onunaka Mbakwe lived poor in pocket, but eternally rich in legacy.”

I need help pls 9013112656 musa bankole opay

#motivation #loans #ethereum #hobby #blockchain #inspiration #girl #jewellery #semarang #banking #solo #experience #glamour #jogja #semarnusantara #diamondpavilionring #semargroup #jewelry #diamondpavilion #berlian #diamond #perhiasan #limitededition #joglosemar #bank #app #funding #exchange #realtor #coinlend

Court Jails Five Internet Fraudsters in Benin

The Benin Zonal Directorate of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Wednesday, August 13, 2025 secured the conviction and sentence of five internet fraudsters before Justice M. Itsueli of Edo State High Court, sitting in Benin City.

The convicts are, Ayo Korede, Ogbemudia Osaretin, Harry Ehimien, Osasumwen Osahenator and Efosa Richard.

They were prosecuted on separate one-count charges, bordering on impersonation, obtaining by false pretence, retention of proceeds of crime and possession of fraudulent documents.
.
The charge against Osaretin reads: "That you Ogbemudia Osaretin (m) on or about the 31st of July, 2025 within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court did have in your possession, in your iPhone 14 Pro Max documents which you knew or ought to have known contained a false pretence and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 6 and 8 of the Advance Fee Fraud and other Fraud Related Offences Act 2006 and punishable under Section 1(3) of the same Act.”

They all pleaded “guilty” to their charge, following which the prosecution counsel, I. M. Elodi, I.K Agwai, K.Y. Bello, A. A. Ibrahim, Ibrahim Faisal and M.S.Dahiru prayed the court to convict and sentence them accordingly, while the defence counsel pleaded with the court to temper justice with mercy, stating that they have become remorseful for their actions.

Justice Itsueli convicted and sentenced Korede, Osaretin, Osahenator and Richard to two years imprisonment, respectively or to pay N200,000 (Two hundred thousand Naira) fine, each, while he convicted and sentenced Ehimien to two years imprisonment or to pay N100,000 (One hundred thousand Naira) fine or do community service.

All the convicts forfeited their phones, laptop computers and balances in their respective bank accounts, being the tools and proceeds of their crimes, respectively to the federal government and further undertook in writing to be of good behaviour henceforth.

The convicts were arrested by operatives of the Benin Zonal Directorate of the EFCC, following credible intelligence that exposed their involvements in fraudulent internet activities.

Scan this to view ATA RODO song. Tori Keeche FT Naira Marley X zinoleesky Banku

Did you know you can start earning 86k daily using an app call bank wallet mining
Join the group now to get the app and tutorials for free
https://chat.whatsapp.com/Bggua8JcdkADysRPhdarwY?mode=ac_t
#makemoneyonline
#nigeria

The Federal Government of Nigeria, led by the Tinubu administration, is expanding its National Cash Transfer Programme to reach 15 million vulnerable citizens. Under this initiative, each beneficiary will receive ₦25,000 in three separate payments, aiming to provide direct financial relief to those in need. To ensure transparency and accountability, funds are being paid directly into beneficiaries' bank accounts, linked to their National Identification Numbers (NIN) and Bank Verification Numbers (BVN). Eligibility for the programme is contingent upon being listed on the National Social Register, which contains lists of poor and vulnerable households in each state. Moreover, the government is implementing other social safety net initiatives, including the Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP), which provides loans to small business owners, traders, and farmers.

Courts Jails Eight for Internet, Bank Frauds in Kaduna Justice R.M.Aikawa https://share.google/VzFCmkct6geASdGZx

*How Ethereal works??👇🏽👇🏽*
Ethereal is simply an online social media job that pays in Dollars for; 👉🏽 _*Performing Simple social Tasks... Working Advert Jobs for Foreign brands every week... Reading articles, Engaging on Snapchat posts, watching Movie clips and soooo much more....*_

*THERE ARE TWO REGISTRATION PACKAGES ON ETHEREAL....*
> 1) The Standard package of ₦9,000 registration.
> 2) The Xtra Package of ₦14,000 registration.

_*1) FOR THE STANDARD ₦9,000 PACKAGE, ONCE YOU REGISTER, YOU GET*_
Activation bonus of 5 Dollars (₦7,500).
Do Daily Jobs to get 👉🏽 2 Dollars (₦3K) everyday
Watch short movie clips to get 👉🏽 4 Dollars (₦6K per day)
Engage on daily posts on Telegram and Snapchat to get 👉🏽 3 Dollars (₦6K per day)
6-months Ethereal Membership

_________________________

_*2) FOR THE XTRA ₦14,000 PACKAGE, ONCE YOU REGISTER YOU GET *_
Activation Bonus of 8 Dollars (₦12K)
Do daily jobs to earn 4 Dollars Daily (₦6K)
Watch Short Movie Clips to Earn 8 Dollars (₦12K per day)
Engage on daily posts on Telegram and Snapchat to earn 6 Dollars (₦9K per engagement)....
*Read articles and earn ₦150 per word that you read, which can give you up to ₦13,000 per day.*
1 yr Ethereal Membership.

*THE MAIN DIFFERENCE between the two Packages is that the higher Package gives you more daily earnings, and lasts for 1-year after which you can resubscribe, but the lower plan lasts for only 6-months...*

*NOTE THAT:* You don't Need A Foreign Account to withdraw from Ethereal.... The Company will convert the Money from Dollars to Naira... (1 Dollar = ₦1,500) And pay you in your normal bank account. *WITHDRAWAL IS TWO TIMES A WEEK AS WELL .*

Now, to register, you need to pay either ₦9,000 OR ₦14,000 (Depending on the package you choose...) And After you register, you'll be added to my VIP group where I teach my students how to earn over ₦100K every week...

_*Reply with the Word 👉🏽READY to pay for your Registration now ...*_

If you want to get started message me on my WhatsApp number +2348118164332

Court Jails Mohammed Gobir Seven Years For N300m Fraud In Lagos

Justice R.I.B. Adeniyi of the State High Court sitting in Ikeja Lagos, on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, convicted and sentenced one Mohammed Gobir to seven years imprisonment for N300m fraud.

His journey to prison began after he was arrested by the operatives of EFCC at his Ikoyi, Lagos residence on September 12, 2015, following a petition received by the Commission from an outdoor advertising company , Afromedia.

Gobir, according to the petitioner, was introduced to the Company by its private placement consultants, Synergy Capital Advisory Limited, sometime in 2008.

He, thereafter, offered to invest the sum of N1billion in Afromedia, a pretext that earned him a position as Chairman, Business Development Committee, on the Board of Directors.

Investigation revealed that Gobir, having earned the trust of the company’s Board, defrauded the company of several millions in hard currency.

He was subsequently arraigned on March 17, 2016 by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on a 17-count charge bordering on obtaining under false pretence, stealing, possession of fraudulent documents and forgery.



One of the counts reads: That you, Mohammed Gobir, a non-Executive Director and Chairman of Business Development Committee of Afromedia Plc, between January 2009 and December 2011 in Lagos, within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court, with intent to defraud, obtained the sum of N514,457,151.87 (Five Hundred and Fourteen Million, Four Hundred and Fifty Seven Thousand, One Hundred and Fifty One Naira, Eighty Seven Kobo) from Afromedia Plc by falsely pretending to Afromedia Plc that the said sum of money represented the cost of facilitating and securing the sum of $70,000,000 (Seventy Million Dollars) from your account in NATWEST Bank, London, United Kingdom as your investment fund in Afromedia Plc out of the $250,000,000 (Two Hundred and Fifty Million United States Dollars) stashed in your account at NATWEST Bank, London, United Kingdom which pretence you Knew to be false and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 1(3) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act, No . 14, 2006.”



He pleaded “ not guilty” to the charge, thereby leading to his full trial.



During the trial, the prosecution counsel, Nnaemeka Omewa, called four witnesses and tendered several documents that were admitted in evidence against the defendant. The defence counsel, Y.B. Bayero called three witnesses.

Delivering judgment on Wednesday, Justice Adebiyi convicted and sentenced the defendant to seven years imprisonment on count 1 of obtaining under false pretence; counts four and five of stealing and counts 8, 11, 14 & 17 of possession of fraudulent documents.



He was sentenced to six months imprisonment on counts four and five of stealing.

The sentences are to run concurrently.

The Judge ordered the convict to pay restitution of $1 million USD and ₦123 million for the convictions on counts four and five for stealing.

The restitution is to be paid to the nominal complainant.

The court, however, discharged him on the counts of forgery and being in possession of forged documents.