47-year-old Chief Uche Franklin Onyekwere, who reportedly presents himself as “Odogwu,” a Brazil-based businessman, importer and exporter, and Lagos developer, is at the centre of a shocking development.

Known for the bold claim “Money Na Water” and “Na We Develop Lagos,” the businessman has reportedly been arrested by the NDLEA following the alleged discovery of suspected cocaine in his possession.

But what exactly happened?
What does the NDLEA allege?
And how did a man projecting an image of wealth, business and influence become linked to such a serious drug-related case?

👉 Watch the full video for the details, and tell us what you think in the comments.

⚠️ This video discusses allegations and reported events. An allegation or arrest does not by itself establish guilt; the matter remains subject to due process and determination by the appropriate authorities/court.

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A shocking scene reportedly unfolded this morning at Kosofe Bus Stop, Mile 12, along the Ikorodu Road, where a man was allegedly caught vandalizing government infrastructure.

Beyond catching the person carrying out the act, the bigger question is: Who is buying these vandalized government materials? 🤔

Lagos State must take a more proactive approach by identifying and prosecuting the buyers, sellers and networks behind the vandalism of public infrastructure. Protecting government property is protecting the interests of every Lagosian.

What do you think should be done to stop the growing problem of government property vandalism in Lagos State?

📍 Location: Kosofe Bus Stop, Mile 12, Ikorodu Road, Lagos
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What happens when Nigerian engineering meets the urgent need for technological and economic self-reliance?

You get an indigenous electric tricycle designed, fabricated, converted and road-tested by students and engineers at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife.

This is more than a university project. It is a powerful demonstration of what Nigerian universities, engineers and young innovators can achieve when knowledge meets practical innovation.

From reducing dependence on imported vehicles and components to creating opportunities for local manufacturing, jobs and investment, this electric tricycle represents a bigger conversation about Nigeria’s technology sovereignty, industrial development and dedollarization.

Every locally designed component, every locally fabricated part and every kilometre covered by this vehicle represents a step towards a Nigeria that designs, builds and manufactures for itself.

🇳🇬 Can indigenous electric mobility help Nigeria save foreign exchange and build a stronger manufacturing ecosystem?

Watch the road test and join the conversation.

📍 Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria
🎓 Department of Mechanical Engineering
⚡ Indigenous Electric Mobility
🛺 Made in OAU. Built for Nigeria.

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