Terror Suspects, Alleged Financiers Linked to Prominent Nigerians, Including Ex-AGF Malami and Former Army Chiefs – Maj. Gen. Ali-Keffi (Rtd) According to Maj. Gen. Ali-Keffi (Rtd), two suspects were connected to former Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai (Rtd), two others were linked to former Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami (SAN), and one suspect had ties to former Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Godwin Emefiele.

US Halts Visa Issuance for Afghan Nationals After DC Shooting Involving Afghan Suspect The U.S. government has paused all visa issuance for Afghan passport holders following the fatal shooting of National Guard Specialist Sarah Beckstrom by an Afghan national in Washington, D.C. The State Department said the suspension is immediate and aimed at protecting national security. The attacker, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, who entered the U.S. in 2021, is being investigated for terrorism-related motives. The incident has intensified political tensions, with President Trump calling for a permanent ban on immigration from “Third World Countries. #USVisaBan #AfghanNationals #WashingtonShooting

NAF Chief Vows to Prioritise Civilian Safety in Military Operations The Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Sunday Aneke, has reaffirmed the Nigerian Air Force’s commitment to safeguarding civilian lives and preventing collateral damage during its missions. Aneke made the pledge on Thursday at his first meeting with Branch Chiefs, Air Officers Commanding, and other senior officers at NAF Headquarters in Abuja. He said the directive reflects President Bola Tinubu’s expectations for the Armed Forces, noting that the service under his leadership will prioritise operational efficiency, safety, and professionalism. “We will continue to work closely with sister services and other security agencies to root out terrorism, eliminate threats, and deny safe haven to all adversaries of our nation,” he stated.

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President Bola Tinubu has pledged his administration’s resolve to deepen global engagement and intensify the fight against terrorism and criminality.

Zohran Mamdani defends his Muslim faith amid ‘racist, baseless attacks’

China takes home about $16 billion from Nigeria every year — that’s roughly $44 million every single day. Based on official data (Chinese Customs, Nigeria’s NBS & UN COMTRADE — Oct. 2025 updates): ⸻ ✅ Where the money comes from 1️⃣ Imports into Nigeria (≈ 86%) • Nigeria bought $18.9bn of Chinese goods in 2024 — machinery, phones, vehicles, textiles, solar • 2025 Jan–Sept already $14.2bn → full-year trend ~$19bn (Local customs recorded N14.15trn ≈ $8.8bn @ N1,600/$ — but COMTRADE confirms higher USD valuation.) 2️⃣ Nigeria’s exports to China (≈ 14%) • China purchased just $3bn of Nigerian crude, LNG, sesame, copper in 2024 • 2025 spike: +236% growth → $1.8bn Jan–Sept 3️⃣ Construction & loans • Chinese contractors executed $2.1bn of roads/rail (e.g., Lagos–Ibadan line, Lekki Port) • Interest on Belt-and-Road loans: ~$250m/year (Nigeria still owes $5.3bn) ⸻ ✅ The totals • 2024: $21.3bn China–Nigeria flows • 2025: ~$22bn projected ⸻ ❌ The imbalance — Nigeria bleeds cash • Nigeria → China: $3bn (oil, agricultural goods) • China → Nigeria: $19bn (phones, cement, electronics) ➡ China walks away with a $16bn net surplus every year ➡ 80% of the value stays in China ⸻ 🤯 Hard numbers to digest • $16bn = 4× the entire Nigeria 2025 education budget • Just one Chinese phone factory in Ogun ships $1.2bn profit back yearly • Huawei alone secured $1.8bn in Nigerian government contracts in 2024 • Nigeria owes China more than World Bank debt on key infrastructure ⸻ 🔍 The bottom line China extracts $16 billion NET from Nigeria annually — the biggest one-way financial pipeline in Africa. That’s the real definition of “win-win” — and China wins twice.

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✅ Fintter Verify: Diddy Prison Transfer Confirmed US hip-hop star Sean “Diddy” Combs has been transferred to a federal prison facility in New Jersey to continue serving his 4 years and 2 months jail sentence for prostitution-related offenses. This development has been verified through official U.S. federal prison records reviewed on Friday. Authorities say the relocation is part of routine inmate processing within the federal system. Stay with Fintter for fast, factual and verified updates only. Before you share — Fintter Verify ✅ #FintterVerify #EntertainmentNews #Diddy #SeanCombs #FactCheck #BreakingNews

Without unity, there is no future for Africa." ~ President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania

Diddy Finds a Familiar Face Behind Bars: Spotted With Former NBA Star Sebastian Telfair Sean “Diddy” Combs has already crossed paths with a recognizable figure while serving time at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey. The music mogul, nearly four months into his four-year sentence for transporting individuals for prostitution, was recently seen spending time with ex-NBA player Sebastian Telfair in the prison yard. The two now rank among the most high-profile inmates currently held at the facility.

Update : US President Donald Trump has threatened military action in Nigeria, claiming the government is failing to protect Christians from Islamist militants. He said the US could deploy troops or launch airstrikes if the alleged killings continue, and warned that US aid could be cut. However, groups monitoring violence say there is no evidence that Christians are being targeted more than Muslims, with both communities suffering from attacks by jihadist groups like Boko Haram and ISWAP, as well as farmer–herder clashes in central Nigeria. Nigeria’s government rejected Trump’s portrayal of the situation, insisting the security crisis affects people of all religions. A presidential adviser said Nigeria would welcome cooperation against insurgents but emphasized the nation’s sovereignty. Trump designated Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern,” claiming without evidence that thousands of Christians are being killed. His comments sparked alarm in Nigeria, though officials downplayed the threat and expressed willingness to work with the US on security. Despite Trump’s claims, analysts report that most victims of jihadist violence in Nigeria have been Muslims, and human rights groups say there is no indication of a Christian genocide.

IDF Drops Chinese Cars, Switches to Japan's Mitsubishi Fleet After three years with China's Chery Tiggo 8, the Israeli army is swapping 600 vehicles for Mitsubishi Outlanders amid data-security fears. The IDF now bars Chinese models near sensitive bases, though some MG cars still operate inside Tel Aviv's Kirya compound

Don Jazzy: I can afford a private jet but I’d rather invest in skills Mavin Records boss, Don Jazzy, says he can afford luxury cars and private jets but chooses not to buy them. Instead, he focuses on investments, personal development, and helping others. He explained in an interview that material possessions are less important than building long-term value. Don Jazzy emphasized that investing in oneself is crucial and encouraged young people to gain practical skills. He noted that with the rise of the internet and AI, many traditional jobs like medicine, law, and engineering may no longer be the only paths to success. Learning useful skills, he said, is more important in today’s world.

JUST IN: The Federal Government on Sunday expressed deep sympathy and solidarity with Cuba, Jamaica, and Haiti following the catastrophic destruction caused by Hurricane Melissa across the Caribbean

US Officials Reportedly Weighing TP-Link Router Ban Over National Security Concerns The US government is reportedly considering a sweeping ban on TP-Link routers amid growing national security concerns surrounding the Chinese-origin networking brand. According to The Washington Post, several federal agencies including the Departments of Homeland Security, Justice, and Defense have been backing a potential move by the Commerce Department to restrict the brand’s products from the US market.

We will defend our country against any external aggression. ~ Fani-Kayode tells Trump

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