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Bandits Arrested in Kwara: Suspects Claim AK-47 Rifles Came From Government Officials | Confession

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Nigerian Army troops have arrested suspected bandits in Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State, after intercepting them while patrolling with AK-47 rifles and a security patrol vehicle.

What has sparked nationwide outrage is the suspects’ claim that the vehicle and rifles were allegedly supplied by Kwara State government officials.

In the viral video, the arrested men—seen restrained on the ground—allege they had been operating under the guise of official patrol duties.

One suspect, speaking in Hausa and Nigerian Pidgin, insisted the weapons were handed over by their superior and not privately owned.

He repeatedly swore by God that multiple individuals were involved. As investigations continue, neither the Kwara State Government nor the Nigerian Army has issued an official statement confirming or denying these serious allegations.

This development comes amid rising insecurity in Kwara, following reports of the kidnapping of four travelers in Yagba East, including three siblings returning from their mother’s burial.

The kidnappers are reportedly demanding ₦10 million per victim, deepening public anger and fear across the region.

Watch the full video to hear the suspects’ shocking claims, see the arrest footage, and understand what this means for security in Kwara State and Nigeria at large.

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New Tax Law 2026 Explained | Tax Expert Clears Viral Misconceptions

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Since the new tax law officially took effect on January 1st, 2026, social media has been flooded with confusing and sometimes misleading claims.

What is true?
What is false?
And how does the law really affect individuals, businesses, and everyday Nigerians?

In this video, a tax expert breaks down the facts, addresses the viral misconceptions, and explains the new tax law in simple, easy-to-understand terms.

If you’ve seen alarming posts online and you’re unsure what to believe, this video is for you.

📌 Get clarity, not confusion
📌 Understand what the law actually says
📌 Stay informed and compliant in 2026

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Surprisingly Quiet! Okigwe Road, Aba Goes Dry as Residents Travel for Festive Season

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A concerned resident captures the unusual calm on Okigwe Road in Aba as shops, markets, and streets appear unexpectedly dry.

The reason?
Many residents and traders traveled out of town to celebrate the festive season with loved ones.

This rare moment highlights how deeply festive travel affects daily life, local businesses, and movement in Aba—normally known for its vibrant hustle and bustle.

Is this a sign of economic pressure, seasonal migration, or simply the spirit of celebration? Watch the video to see the quiet streets for yourself and share your thoughts in the comments.

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SHOCKING STATE OF ONIRAYE ROAD | Historic Route Now Abandoned in Ogun State

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A video shared by “The United Church, Light Up Nigerian Politics Group” reveals the shocking and heartbreaking condition of Oniraye Road, the major link between Ogijo and Shagamu in Remo Local Government, Ogun State.

This is not just any road. According to the report, Queen Elizabeth II once passed through this very route during her visit to Nigeria—a road that once symbolized pride, history, and connection.

Today, it tells a different story. The presenter further exposes the abandoned palace of the Oniraye of Oniraye, explaining that the king reportedly left the palace due to the deplorable state of the road and relocated to Shagamu.

This development raises serious questions about governance, infrastructure neglect, and respect for history. In this video, we take a closer look at:
• The current condition of Oniraye Road
• Its historical significance
• The abandoned royal palace
• What this means for residents and the future of the community

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