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The true life story Of The N0torious Shina Rambo And How He Met Christ and Became a Pastor

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Once upon a time, the mention of the name Shina Rambo sent sh|vers down the spines of many Nigerians. Rambo was a n0torious arm£d r0bber who t£rrorized people, that even police officers were were afra|d of him. He was said to have murd£red, robb£d and left behind a history of t£rror that will take years to erase.

For history sake, the life of the not0rious armèd r0bber who later became a pastor has been brought back for all to read and learn.

Shina Rambo is a former ßandit who terr0rised South-West Nigeria in the 1990s. After serving ja|l-time for his cr|mes, he was converted by an evangelist and became a Christian evangelical pastor. Shina Rambo now Mathew Oluwanifemi was a name that sent shivers down the spine of people who lived in the South West of Nigeria and even outside Nigeria, like Benin Republic and neighborhood, in the 1990s.

He was a hard£ned cr|minal, a t£rror and kill£r, one whom men of the security agencies will never forget in a haste.

A man mountain, towering about 6 ft 5inch, well built, dark skinned and sweltering eyes, he carried out his operati0ns, like a movie, in the broad day light, with sophisticat£d w£apons, and bull£t belts and explosives strapped roundabout him. He specialized in r0bbing exotic cars on highways and r0bbing banks. Nothing could stop him, not even security operatives, he was totally invinc|ble. He was Shina Rambo!

He was born in the year 1958 to a military man who was a ßad egg in the service. His father was from Abeokuta in Ogun state, but his mother was a native of Sabongida–Ora in Edo state. His father had over 18 wives, as was the norm for soldiers to impr£gnate virtually every woman they met where they were posted to. His father used his m|litary influence to r0b innocent citizens, and always brought huge amount of money home. This used to entice little Shina according to him.

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He recalls, “I remembered when I was about 7 years old, my father came home with a lot of money, foreign currencies, with bl00d on it, and they were using something like a woman’s scarf to wipe it, then I asked him, is this an animal’s ßlood, or human ßlood? But he wouldn’t answer me, they were just drinking, smoking, and merry making.”

Shina was already ind0ctrinated into the underworld by his father at a tender age of 7 without him knowing it, as he would sit in front of his son, to d|smantle and assemble all sorts of w£apons and then p0lishing them in preparation for an operation. This went on for so long till one day, little Shina, entered into his father’s room while he had stepped into the toilet, and saw a dism£mbered gùn on the floor. He sat down in front of it, and bit by bit, he had assembled it eff0rtlessly in no time at all. His father came out of the toilet, and saw his son, with a l0aded gun in his hands.

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Shina flashed back and said, “That day my father was so disapp0inted, that he wanted to k|ll me, he grabbed the gùn from my hand and sh0t straight at me, but I miraculously escaped out of the room. Then he waited for me to be less alert at night he came to my room with a màchete and tried to ßehead me, but once again, I escaped, but the màchete caught my left leg (he rolled up his trouser to show us the large scàr, that made everyone sighed in pity). It cùt me so deep I thought I was never going to walk again.

“That day I knew I had graduated, all that was left was to pull the trigg£r, and I was so eager.”

ShinaRambo became so n0torious in no time, and was h£llbent on succeeding in his career as an arm£d robber, that he went through any length to secure sp|ritual powers for fortificati0n.

To the extent of pounding over 27 live new born babies in the mortar with a pestle, cùtting off about 100 human tongues and cooking them to eat, visiting the sp|ritual river called river of life in Ogoja, Cross Rivers State, living in an Iroko tree for days, and sleeping in the c£metery
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He was given a sp|ritual wife who always followed him for ànshe dressed like an Alhaja, people thought she was human, but she was a sp|rit, that was why they never saw her face. He said she was his personal driver, that she could drive from Nigeria to Cotonou, in the speed of light.

Hear him. ”I was involved in so many r|tuals, that I can’t start naming them now, I was so p0werful, I went underground, inside trees that looked like a city, a lot of beautiful houses inside the tree, I had my own too. I went into a river called River of life in Ogoja, where a lot of p0liticians and wealthy men used to come. I had several personalities, I could change my form whenever I wanted to, that’s why the police were busy k|lling innocent people, and thought they were k|lling Shina Rambo.

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“The 9 h£rbalists that gave me that power, I became str0nger than them, one day I went to their shrines, and kill£d all of them, so that they don’t reveal my s£crets. I had too many p0wers; my sp|ritual wife could drive any car in this world or out of it, no police vehicle, or anyone for that matter, could ever chase and catch me during an 0peration. She was out of this world, and when she had completed her 0peration, they took her away from me. I could give anything to get p0wers, and the elders knew, so they also gave me anything I wanted. I once b£headed hundred men, and gave them the heads fresh, they were so happy with me that they made me |nvincible.

“No matter the kind of ßullet you sh0t at me, it was just like pure water on my body. I could give anything to get p0wer, but of all the things I did to get p0wer, the one that still ßreaks my heart the most, is sleeping with my mother

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My father is d£ad now, but my mother is still alive, and she lives with me she is 85 years old. Whenever I set my eyes on her, I just start cry|ng. I can’t bear it. ”

Shina Rambo was a rag|ng t£rror, he was infa|libly dang£rous, the police dr£aded him, both in Nigeria, and Benin Republic, his place of interest for business. He would go to police stations, in broad daylight and k|ll every policeman there, drive to check p0ints and open f|re on every p0liceman on duty, he didn’t like the p0lice at all, and was never afra|d of them, he 0perated in broad day light arm£d to the teeth looking like Johny Rambo, in the popular Sylvester Stalone movie, “First Bl00d”.

He once r0bbed 40 exotic cars in one day and drove all of them in a conv0y, from Lagos to Cotonou, unstopped. He was p0werful; he was w£althy, and imp£netrable. He was a tin g0d, apparently b£lched from the very arroyo h£ll, we all dr£aded him. He had a wife and three children, but he l0st all of them in one day during a bl00dy police ra|d whilst he was away on 0peration. His wife was his stabilizing factor his life changed afterwards.

He says “my wife was everything to me, I was f0rbidden by the elders to sleep with any other woman apart from her. I could gather about 50 women around me in a hotel, and they will just be playing with me. We would sm0ke, drink, and sniff c0caine, I will give them money but I will never sleep with them. I will go back home to my wife and sleep with her. That was why the p0lice never caught me. She knew my job, she knew what I was and I never left them alone at night, I 0perated in the day time and go back home to my family at night.

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“I had everything, I was very wealthy, I sometimes spent 50 million naira in a day, I did that a lot. There was one day that we were coming from an operati0n and it seemed as if my p0wers were going to fa|l me, the police and the army were almost closing in on us, so we had to drive into a crowd and threw millions of naira in the air, there was comm0tion, everybody was busy picking naira notes even the police, until we escaped. I was too rich, but anything the d£vil gives you never lasts, he will collect more from you, it’s only the d£vil that will give you Fila, (cap) and ask for Iro and Buba (wrapper and top). I l0st everything, all the money, my family; I was so p0werful the police couldn’t catch me but I L0st it all. I had to surrender myself to the police and I was arr£sted and jail£d for 11 years.

“While I was serving my ja|l term in Agodi prisons, Ibadan, Prophet T.O Obadare came visiting, and having been encouraged several times by the Christian brothers and sisters in the pris0n to give my life to Christ, he prayed for me and converted me, and changed my name to Oluwanifemi, and it was so miraculous, the next day I woke up and started speaking in tongues. It was during the time of President Olusegun Obasanjo, that we were granted freedom.

Shina Rambo gave this exclusive c0nfession on an open ground revival in the ancient city of Ibadan.

G0d is indeed wonderful. Shina rambo has sent many people to their early grav£ without repentant of their s|ns. They may go to h£ll and him having given his life to Christ may end up in heaven.

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FBI Submits Tinubu’s Records To US Judge

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The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has submitted records relating to President Bola Tinubu’s 1993 drug-trafficking and money-laundering case directly to a federal judge in Washington, D.C., court documents have shown.

According to Peoples Gazette, the materials were delivered to Judge Beryl Howell of the US District Court for the District of Columbia under seal, meaning they are currently accessible only to the court as it considers whether to make the records public.

The submission followed a prolonged legal battle over a Freedom of Information Act request filed by American transparency campaigner Aaron Greenspan, who has been seeking access to Tinubu’s records from the FBI.

Court filings indicated that the bureau delivered the documents on Friday, August 28, after Howell ordered it to explain its continued refusal to release the records.

The documents were submitted without notifying Greenspan of their contents.

According to the filing, the records were “hand delivered to the Court on August 28, 2026 in compliance with this Court’s Minute Order dated August 20, 2026.”

Greenspan had originally sought the records through a FOIA application submitted in 2023. He worked with Nigerian journalist David Hundeyin in pursuing the request.

The case later became a dispute over how quickly the FBI was processing the request, with the agency repeatedly asking for more time.

Howell reportedly gave the FBI several opportunities to explain why it was withholding the records but grew increasingly dissatisfied with the delays.

The judge eventually set August 28 as the deadline for the bureau to comply with her directive.

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The bureau had argued earlier that releasing the records could infringe on Tinubu’s privacy rights.

It also maintained that the Freedom of Information Act was primarily intended to promote transparency concerning government operations and records, rather than provide unrestricted access to information about private individuals.

The controversy surrounding the records dates back several years and is linked to allegations concerning Tinubu’s activities in the United States in the early 1990s.

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Why My FBI, DEA Records Should Remain Secret – Tinubu Tells US Court

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President Bola Tinubu has given the United States District Court for the District of Columbia four reasons why his records with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) should not be released.

It was reports that the president gave his reasons in filings by his lawyers, Christopher Carmichael, Victor Henderson and Oluwole Afolabi.

He argued that the US Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and Privacy Act precluded disclosure and there was no public interest in the matter.

Tinubu also said there was no public interest to balance and the plaintiff had ulterior motives for demanding documents with his name on them.

The President’s submission was in response to a request by American transparency activist Aaron Greenspan, which sought disclosure of the records under the US Freedom of Information Act.

Greenspan had argued that his requests concerned the “sitting President of Nigeria…” and “a nation of over 230 million people whose daily lives are directly affected by President Tinubu’s decisions”.

Tinubu, according to filings by his lawyer, urged the US District Court to reject the bid because it amounted to an attempt to obtain private information for political purposes in Nigeria.

The President’s lawyers noted that the request sought access to information about government activities.

They specifically rejected the argument that Nigerians’ interest in Tinubu’s background constituted a public interest recognised by US law.

The team also rejected an argument on the President’s fitness for office, stating that “the asserted ‘public interest in Tinubu’s own fitness for office’ is not an interest FOIA recognises or one that needs to be balanced.”

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The lawyers further argued that the records sought were protected by privacy provisions under FOIA and the US Privacy Act.

“The redacted information sought by the plaintiff is exempt from disclosure,” they stated, citing Exemption 7(C), which protects personal information contained in law-enforcement records.

The President’s legal team relied on a 1989 US Supreme Court decision, Department of Justice v Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, to argue that FOIA was designed to allow the public to know “what the government is up to” rather than provide access to information about private citizens.

They argued that Greenspan was seeking “disclosure of information about private citizens that is accumulated in various governmental files,” which, they said, “reveals little or nothing about an agency’s own conduct.”

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Tinubu’s FBI Records: ADC, NDC Demand Release, Say Nigerians Deserve Truth

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s records with United States law enforcement agencies has taken another turn with opposition parties demanding that the documents be made public.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) and the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) have questioned the President’s decision to oppose the release of the records, insisting that Nigerians deserve to know the truth about his past.

Naija News reports that the fresh controversy comes as details of submissions made by Tinubu’s lawyers before the United States District Court for the District of Columbia emerged.

In the filings, the President’s legal team, led by Christopher Carmichael, Victor Henderson and Oluwole Afolabi, gave reasons why his unredacted records with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) should not be released to the public.

Tinubu’s lawyers argued that the records were protected under the US Freedom of Information Act and the Privacy Act.

The legal team maintained that the information being sought contained private details from law enforcement files and therefore fell under provisions that exempt such records from public disclosure.

The lawyers also argued that there was no recognized public interest under US law strong enough to justify releasing the records.

According to them, the argument that Nigerians have an interest in knowing about Tinubu’s background does not amount to the kind of public interest recognized under the Freedom of Information Act.

They further rejected the argument that the documents could be necessary to determine the President’s fitness for public office, saying such an interest was not one that the US law was designed to address.

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Tinubu’s legal team also questioned the motive behind the request, arguing that the documents were being sought largely for political purposes in Nigeria.

The lawyers said the filings by the American transparency activist, Aaron Greenspan, showed that his main interest was obtaining government documents bearing Tinubu’s name.

They urged the court not to allow the FOIA process to be used as a means of accessing private information about an individual simply because he is the President of Nigeria.

The legal team also dismissed suggestions that the records could expose a secret prosecution or an agreement by US authorities not to prosecute Tinubu, describing such claims as speculative and unsupported by evidence.

The lawyers further argued that the fact that some information about Tinubu’s past had previously entered the public domain did not automatically remove his right to privacy over other details contained in government files.

The President Should Come Out Clean – ADC

Reacting to the development, ADC spokesperson, Bolaji Abdullahi, described the President’s opposition to the release of the records as suspicious.

Abdullahi, who spoke with a correspondent on Saturday, said Tinubu should allow the records to be released if he wanted to put the controversy surrounding his past to rest.

“Why is the President opposing the release of his past records? That is suspicious. The President should allow them (records) to be released to clear himself.

“The President should come out clean. He should be the one calling for the records to be released if he has nothing to hide because this is not good for him and the image of the country,” he said.

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Nigerians Deserve To Know – Says NDC

The National Publicity Secretary of the NDC, Osa Director, also called on the President to allow the records to be made public.

Speaking with The PUNCH on Saturday, Director rejected the argument that the request for Tinubu’s records was simply a political move by the opposition.

According to him, the President should use the opportunity to clear the air over an issue that has remained in the public domain for more than two decades.

“When a man commits an offence and he says, please, don’t blame me because it is the devil, does that mean he should not face the consequence of his action because it is the devil? That is the question the President should answer.

“Whether it is the opposition or not, if the issue wasn’t there, the opposition would not capitalise on it. Why did the opposition not ask the FBI to release records on our presidential candidate, Peter Obi, or Atiku? That is not an excuse,” Director said.

He argued that the controversy would continue to resurface as long as the matter remained unresolved.

“Nigerians deserve to know and in the interest of the President. He deserves to clear the air. This case has been hanging on since his time as a governor. It is over 20 years.

“Even me, as an opposition, am getting bored. It is time, once and for all, that he should clear the air to allow the issue to be buried,” he added.

Naija News reports that the controversy over Tinubu’s US records dates back several years and became a major political issue during the build-up to the 2023 presidential election.

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At the centre of the matter are records relating to a 1993 US civil forfeiture proceeding involving $460,000 held in an account linked to Tinubu.

US authorities had alleged that the funds represented proceeds of narcotics trafficking or were connected to prohibited financial transactions.

Meanwhile, the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) had maintained during the presidential election litigation that the case was a civil forfeiture proceeding and did not amount to a criminal conviction.

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