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Be Good Ambassadors to Islám, NASFAT – Worldwide President Told Abuja New Exco

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The newly inaugurated members of the

Abuja branch executive of the Faith-based

organisation, Nasirul-Lahi-I-Faith Society of

Nigeria (NASFAT) have been charged to be

good ambassadors of Islam, NASFAT and to

serve the society with the fear of Allah in

order to ensure outstanding success within

the next two years.

 

 

The Worldwide President, Engr. Kamil Yomi

Bolarinwa who was represented by the

National Vice President II, Alhaji Abdulrauf Ayodeji made this appeal in Abuja on Sunday during the inauguration of new executive for Abuja branch of the society.

 

 

According to him, all leaders would give account of their stewardships on the Day of Judgement, added that the tasks before the new exco are enormous, that they should bear in minds that they are going to be Faced with challenges.

 

 

“The tasks before you are challenging and you must bear in mind that you are going to be faced with lots of challenges on your ways. Some will insult you, some will abuse you, but I want to advise you don’t be discouraged. This is a selfless service to Allah and it is only Almighty Allah that can reward you.”

 

 

He charged the newly inaugurated executive

to be apolitical saying that NASFAT is a

religious organisation guided by constitution

and it is purely stated in the constitution to

be apolitical.

 

 

He said: “If NASFAT had been involving

itself in politics, the name of the

organisation would have been rubbished by

now; we do personal contributions to

achieve all we have achieved today, we

rejected money from government and that is

the reason why the organisation has

maintained its standpoint today.”

 

 

He however warned that nobody should use

the name of the organisation for personal

gains or what is not contained in its

constitution.

 

 

Earlier in his welcome address, the zonal

chairman, Barr. S. O. Q. Giwa expressed

gratitude to the outgoing members of the

executive and the entire members for their

support and contribution to the progress of

NASFAT, he enjoined the new executive to

ensure prompt and adequate information

dissemination to members on regular basis.

 

 

This, according to him, would encourage

members to always cooperate and support

various programmes of the society.

 

 

 

The outgoing chairman, Dr Nasir Raji while

handing over to the new executive he urged

the new chairman and other members to

always act according to the constitution of

NASFAT.

In his response, the new chairman of the

Abuja branch, Alhaji Abdulganiy T. Balogun,

on behalf of other members expressed

gratitude for the opportunity given to them.

 

 

He also sought the support of the entire

members for outstanding success.

 

 

He said: “Our nominations and selections

were not by mistake but has been

predestined by Almighty Allah who has

assembled us today as the next team to

steer the affairs of the great society for the

next two years.

He therefore pledged on behave of other

members that, “As a team we would

continue to rely on the guidance and

support of Almighty Allah for the effective

utilisation of available opportunities to

achieve our common goals. We would

continue to rely on Him for solution to some

challenges that lies ahead of us.”

 

 

Balogun appreciates the Shura committee,

council of elders, zonal executive council

and branch mission board for making it a

reality. He equally noted that the immediate

past executive has added quality values to

what they met on ground, he said, “This is

no doubt a challenge for the new

executive.”

The zonal missioner of the branch, Imam

Sharafuden Aliagan prayed for the new

executive for Allah’s guidance, wisdom and

knowledge to succeed in the new task

before them.

 

Aliagan also prayed for the

members of the organisation, Nigeria as a

country and Muslims all over the world for

peace and tranquillity.

 

 

Other members of the branch executive are

Barr. Lukman Alawaye, Vice Chairman,

Okunola H. Abimbola branch Secretary, Mr

Ishola Taofeeq, Asst. Secretary, Alh. Muftau

  1. Abdulkareem, Financial Secretary, Hajia

Tawakalitu A. Kolawole, Treasurer, Mr. Bello

Abdulkabir, Public Relation Secretary.

 

 

Others are Brr. Oke Zikirullah, Legal

Secretary, Hajia Moriliat Ibiwumi Ajila,

Education Secretary, Hajia Ramat Omiride,

Women Affairs Secretary, Hajia Rizikah

Lawal, Children Affairs Secretary, Mr Lawal

Dauda Ayodele, Welfare Sec., Mr Sanni

Hakeem Babajide, Youth Sec. Abdulrahman

Okunade, Project Sec., Tijani Sunkanmi

Kabir, Business Sec., Nurudeen Bola Yekeen,

Internal Audit, Alh Isiyaka Shamsudeen

Security Sec., Abdulfatah Jimoh

Coorperative Sec., Alh Yisa Kazeem,

membership Sec., Pharm. Abdulateef

Adebayo, Health Service Sec., Alh. Tajudeen

Ibrahim Bisimillah, empowerment Sec.,

Adiatu Kazeem Adesina, Ex-officio, Alhaja

Amina Bukola Ajikobi, ex-officio and Shifau

Olukemi Musa, ex-officio

 

 

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FCMB Limits Exposure in Fraud Attempt

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More than ₦3 billion was targeted, but about ₦677 million reached the culprits, with recovery and prosecutions underway, reflecting how banks are responding to more sophisticated fraud risks.

Nigeria’s expanding digital banking sector is facing increasingly sophisticated fraud attempts, as financial institutions adapt to faster transactions and broader online services.

A recent case involving First City Monument Bank (FCMB), linked to fraudulent activity detected in December 2025, has drawn attention to how banks are responding to such incidents, with a focus on limiting exposure, recovering funds and working with law enforcement.

According to findings referenced in proceedings before the Lagos State Special Offences Court, the incident involved unauthorised transactions tied to a digital product. Early reports erroneously suggested more than ₦3 billion was lost. Subsequent clarification shows that over ₦3 billion was targeted, ₦2.4 billion was blocked and recovered, while ₦677 million got into the possession of the culprits. This outcome reflects the bank’s cyber security and monitoring capabilities, as well as improved collaboration among regulated financial institutions and with law enforcement agencies. Several suspects and beneficiaries have been apprehended, while recovery and prosecution efforts are ongoing, led by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Proceedings at the Lagos State Special Offences Court have resulted in convictions, including that of a repeat offender, with restitution orders issued. Related matters are also being handled at the Federal High Court in Lagos, where additional suspects are being tried in connection with the scheme. This process is aimed at ensuring that bad actors are identified and permanently blacklisted from the financial system.

Authorities say recovery efforts are continuing as additional funds are traced.

Analysts note that the pace of legal action reflects closer coordination between financial institutions and enforcement agencies in addressing cyber-related financial crime.

The case comes as banks contend with more complex fraud methods, including social engineering and automated exploitation of system processes.

As digital products and platforms expand, so too does the risk associated with cyber-crime and related fraud.

“The scale of digital banking means risks are evolving alongside the systems,” said a Lagos-based financial analyst. “Institutions are now judged by how they manage these events.”

Observers say the sector is moving toward a stronger focus on response and recovery, rather than prevention alone.

This includes improving monitoring capabilities, strengthening transaction controls and enhancing collaboration with regulators and law enforcement. The FCMB case, with limited exposure relative to the amount targeted and ongoing recovery, reflects that shift.

For customers, the primary concern is the safety of their funds. In this case, there has been no indication of losses affecting customer deposits. Maintaining that level of protection remains central to sustaining trust in the financial system.

Nigeria’s financial sector continues to grow, supported by digital innovation and expanding access to banking services.

However, analysts say fraud attempts are likely to persist as systems become more complex and interconnected.

They say institutions will increasingly be judged not only on their ability to prevent incidents, but on how effectively they respond and recover when they occur.

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Ex-APC Deputy Guber flag bearer, Joshua MacIver backs Tinubu, express fears over implosion in Bayelsa APC

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….congratulates new State Party Chairman, Warman Ogoriba

APC Deputy Governorship Candidate in the 2023 general elections in Bayelsa State, Great Joshua MacIver has declared his total commitment to the re-election of President Bola Tinubu come 2027, declaring that the Tinubu re-election project is non-negotiable.

Great Joshua MacIver, in his statement titled ” BAYELSA APC CONGRESSES: GOING FORWARD, A CALL TO LOOK INWARDS” and made available to newsmen in Yenagoa, warned APC leaders in the state to look Inward and take note of certain factors which may hinder or cut short our victory.

According to Great Joshua MacIver, such noticeable pitfalls include the imbalance in the united front being put up by the State Governor,Senator Douye Diri among various political blocs in the state.

In the statement issued at the weekend. Great Joshua MacIver stated that “First, before His Excellency, Senator Douye Diri, joined the APC in the state, there were clearly two political blocs that made up the party, with the approximate population ratios of the blocs standing at 95% to 5%.”

“After the entrance of His Excellency, Senator Douye Diri, ONLY THE SMALLER BLOC IS BEING CARRIED ALONG IN THE AFFAIRS OF THE PARTY, leaving the greater percentage to their fate, and this situation has the potential to build anger and dissatisfaction in our dear party.”

” The consequence of this has been the high level defection we have witnessed in the party recently and we believe more may likely follow, if we do not put our house in order.”

” If we do not pull together as a party, we may witness a situation where we will lose key stakeholders, especially after the State and National Assembly Primaries as well the Gubernatorial Primaries.”

“Finally, while it is very clear that we are the party to beat in the 2027 elections and that our loyalty to Mr. President IS NON-NEGOTIABLE, we must make haste to say that we cannot afford to create situations or loopholes in our unity which will be exploited by other political interests in the state. We cannot afford to under-rate anyone.”

“Our core interest remains the re-election of Mr. President, a project to which we have committed our all. We also pledge our total loyalty to the party as we have no alternative to the APC. However, our concern is that we must, as a party, look inwards and ensure that we do not create loopholes that can impede our common goal.”

Great Joshua MacIver, however congratulated the newly elected State Executives of the APC in Bayelsà State led by Hon. Warman Ogoriba, saying their emergence is welcomed at this critical time in our national history.

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How Primate Ayodele Foretold Borno Suicide Bomb Attack A Few Weeks Ago (VIDEO)

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“You Can’t Use Primate Ayodele To Score Points For Your Failed Political Ambitions” – Fulani Group Blasts Umar Ardo

At least 23 people were killed in a series of suspected suicide bombings, police in Nigeria’s northeastern city of Maiduguri said on Tuesday.

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More than 100 other people were injured in the blasts that took place on Monday evening in the capital of Nigeria’s restive Borno state.

No group has claimed responsibility for the suspected attacks.

The deadly blasts come after a military post was attacked overnight Sunday to Monday, which authorities blamed on suspected Islamist militants.

This sad incident is coming barely two weeks after Primate Elijah Ayodele, the Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church specifically warned against attacks in some states. He mentioned these states while calling on security operatives to pay close attention to them.

These were his words:

“Another attack is coming up in these following states where the military must watch carefully and intelligently; Kano, Kaduna, Zamfara, Kebbi, Niger, Borno, Kwara and Kogi state. They want to do a deadly attack, it’s preventable but it depends on how they will handle it. I have told you about the danger coming up.”

@primateayodele

#borno #nigeria #fulfillment #security #primateayodele

♬ original sound – Primate Ayodele

Unfortunately, some of our military agencies don’t believe spiritual intelligence can save the country from so much danger hence, their neglect of this prophetic warning but now, it has been fulfilled with the miliary losing credibility by the day while Primate Ayodele continues to gain momentum.

Likewise, At least 26 passengers and crew sustained varying degrees of injuries on Monday following an accident involving the Kaduna–Abuja train, according to the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC).

Opeifa explained that the train departed Rigasa in Kaduna at 7:15 a.m. and was approaching Asham station around 9:16 a.m. when a loud bang was heard after the power car and trailing locomotive collided with one of the passenger coaches.

In July 2025, Primate Ayodele asked nigerians to pray not to see train mishap on the Kaduna-Abuja route.

@primateayodele

#nigeriantiktok🇳🇬 #fulfillment #train #abuja #primateayodele

♬ original sound – Primate Ayodele

“Let’s pray not to see train mishap in Abuja-Kaduna, Kaduna-Abuja route.”

This has also been fulfilled.

 

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