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The FCT minister, who said some politicians who had lost out in the APC’s nomination process had found alternative platforms to contest the 2027 elections, said Uzodinma knew that such candidates could ultimately refuse to support his Senate presidency ambition. “Now, the other people who they have removed and not given ticket have found an alternative to run.

And he knows that if they run and they win, it means that they are not going to support him to be the Senate President and that knowing fully well that they are running under Wike’s support of PDP, they will not support them.

“Of course, life or death, I will never support Hope Uzodinma to become the Senate President of Nigeria. Everybody knows that. Nobody should ask me questions about it, it is not personal,” Wike said.

According to a statement on Monday by the Director of Public Relations and Information, NAF Headquarters, Air Commodore Ehimen Ejodame, the acquisition is part of ongoing efforts by the Federal Government to modernise the Armed Forces and strengthen the country’s defence and security architecture. Speaking at the ceremony, Aneke said the acquisition would enhance the operational effectiveness of the Nigerian Armed Forces.

He said, “The acquisition of the AH-1Z Viper helicopters represents an important milestone in our continuing efforts to build a more capable, professional and mission-ready Nigerian Air Force.” The CAS said the programme aligned with his command philosophy of sustaining a highly motivated and professional force capable of delivering decisive airpower effects in synergy with surface forces to achieve national security objectives.

He also stressed the importance of ensuring that the capabilities being acquired translated into enhanced operational effectiveness in support of national security.

Ola said, “If I get to sit next to Aliko Dangote, I can never ask him for money. I’ll talk to him about how I can make things easier for his refinery.” He explained that he would also explore the possibility of becoming an ambassador for one of Dangote’s products.

The content creator added, “I will become an ambassador for his sugar or another product, then earn my percentage.”

Ola’s comment sparks conversation His remarks have drawn attention to his approach to opportunities, particularly his preference for seeking a potentially sustainable business arrangement rather than asking directly for money. The statement also reflects a broader conversation around how aspiring entrepreneurs and content creators can approach established business owners for opportunities.

Ola of Lagos has built a public profile through his online content, particularly videos and posts centred around cars and lifestyle. His comments about a hypothetical meeting with Dangote have since generated discussion among social media users, with attention focused on his proposed strategy for turning an encounter with the billionaire into a business opportunity.

Watch the video below… “If I sit next to Sir Aliko Dangote, I won’t bill him or ask for money.

I’ll talk to him about how I can make things easier for his refinery. I will become an ambassador for his sugar or another product, then earn my percentage.” —Ola of Lagos pic.twitter.com/ZWZE4YBwba — carter🌚 (@carter8f) September 21, 2026

The police image-maker mentioned that preliminary investigations revealed that one Mr. Ikechukwu had parked his black Hyundai Santa vehicle while attending an appointment at a nearby office. Upon returning, he observed an unfamiliar individual inside the vehicle and raised an alarm, which attracted the attention of other persons in the vicinity.

Further investigations revealed that the suspect has previous records of arrest in two separate car theft incidents by Garki and Zuba Divisions.

He had also served time and was recently released from Keffi Prison in April 2026. Adeh said the suspect remains in custody and will be charged to court upon conclusion of investigations. The post Ex-convict arrested for attempted car theft in Abuja appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.