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Peace Hotel Boss Cries Out As AMCON Plans To Take Over His Business Illegally
The CEO Peace Global Satellite Communication, Barrister U. Oreye has called on the Senate Committee on Banking, Insurance and other Financial Institutions to call AMCON to order as the said body is planning to illegally hijack his Peace Hotels Limited, located at Omole, Ikeja,Lagos from him.

Information reaching us claimed that just when an Abuja Federal High Court is set to deliver Ruling on 24/11/2020, the motion brought before it by Peace Global Satellite Communication over an ex-parte order secured by AMCON, the AMCON Receiver is said to be threatening the obligor to move out of the property.

This according to the Chief Executive of Peace Global Satellite Communication is even happening when the matter which has dragged on for years is now before the Supreme Court until AMCON recently went to secure an ex-parte order from an Abuja Federal High Court.

In a statement made available by Ovie Edomi, media Consultant to Barrister OREYE U. Livingstone, CEO, Peace Global/ Peace Hotels limited, the company in 2004 took a loan of N 178 million to supplement the rolling out of wired phone. Out of the N178m taken, the sum of N162 million was paid back, remaining a balance of N16m on principal.

There was a thunderstorm that destroyed the Peace Global Satellite Communications network, a development that made WEMA bank to attempt selling the collateral used to secure the loan but Peace Global went to court in 2009 claiming that WEMA Insurance Brokers failed to process their thunderstorm claim for 2 years.

This matter was already in court before the creation of AMCON but according to Oreye, WEMA Bank misrepresented to AMCON that balance on principal was N240m which made AMCON to buy the loan for N123m. But even then, Peace Global through the Chief Executive wrote to AMCON alleging false misrepresentation of figures until AMCON was joined by Order of Court in 2012, whereas AMCON was created in 2010 and the debt was bought in 2011 when matter was 2 years old in court.
As part of the efforts to pay the balance to AMCON, Peace Global is said to have requested AMCON to reduce the purchase price of the debt by ¾ hence WEMA Bank claimed that Peace Global was owing N60m on principal and N60m is ¼ of N240m and on the ground that WEMA Bank could not provide photocopies of the instruments with which loan account was drawn down beyond N178m.
As a result, the Debt file was sent back to WEMA Bank through CBN but CBN returned the file back to AMCON.
Meanwhile, the Suit was dismissed on the technical ground that Claimants failed to file the CMC forms whereas the Claimants filed the CMC forms but was yet to serve the parties hence Claimants’ Appeal was dismissed on February 10, 2020 but Claimants filed Notice of Appeal and served on AMCON on February 14, this year after 2 days delay due to unavailability of Certified True Copy of judgement.
According to Oreye, compilation of records was done by all parties including AMCON on June 16th this year shortly after the covid-19 lockdown. Thereafter the records were transmitted on June 19, 2020 to Supreme Court while brief of Argument has since been filed.

Lamenting Oreye’s ordeal, his media Consultant noted that on July 24th, 2020, without Oreye being served any court process, a bailiff of Federal High Court Lagos presented court order dated 9/03/2020 issued by Federal High Court Abuja which order expires if no motion on notice is served within 14 days of the Ex-parte order. Motion On Notice was not filed within 14 days which expired on 23/03/2020. Writ of Summons was filed on 20/03/2020 and in the supporting affidavit, it was claimed fraudulently that the matter was not pending before any court whereas it was pending before Supreme Court. Oreye have since filed Statement of Defence.
The Claimants’ 2 properties at Obadina Street, housing ongoing businesses were allegedly sealed with 15 heavily armed Policemen in attendance. Oreye’s residence was also taken possession of.
Though, the Claimants have applied for the Ex-parte Order to be vacated and have served on the Receiver.
Meanwhile Oreye is being asked to pay over a billion naira whereas AMCON bought the debt for N123 Million and up till date WEMA Bank or AMCON has not been able to produce photocopies of the instruments with which Peace Global drew the account down beyond N 178 Million.
Even then, for AMCON which took a matter that was pending before Supreme Court to Federal High Court Abuja, is now running away from the Ruling by threatening to seal up Peace Hotels if the company does not enter into agreement to settle the matter out of Court before 16/11/2020.
All the company’s plea for the Ruling to be given by the Federal High Court Abuja first, before settlement or sealing is falling on deaf ears.
The AMCON Receiver equally asked the company to be paying profit made from Peace Hotels into their account and Oreye agreed pending the judgment of the Court.
Meanwhile, the unanswered questions are:
1.Why did AMCON still go ahead to buy the debt at 123 million after warning in writing in a letter dated 31-01-2011, written by Peace Global, alleging that WEMA Bank Plc misrepresented the facts and figures to be N240 million outstanding on principal, whereas the outstanding on principal is N16 million ?
ii. Why did AMCON buy the debt, according to paragraph 16 of their statement of claim, on 30-06- 2012 whereas AMCON was joined to the suit by order of court on 23-02-2012 ?
iii. Why did AMCON go to Federal High Court Abuja, to file ex parte motion dated 11-02-2020, to take possession of Peace Global’s property including where the MD lives with his family whereas Peace Global’s right to appeal to Supreme Court within 90 days started counting on 11-02-2020 ?
iv. Why did AMCON use N421,983,448.90 as the index amount whereas AMCON paid only N123 million to WEMA Bank Plc for the debt and AMCON is not a profit making body or revenue generating body ?
v. If AMCON is a profit making or revenue generating body, AMCON should make its records of debts resolved so far public to see how much profit or revenue it has made and paid into the Treasury of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
vii. AMCON sources its funds from Treasury Bills which goes for about 6% rate of interest because it is guaranteed by the Federal Government and as such the rate of interest calculated based on the index amount should not exceed single digit.
vi. AMCON was created to make banks liquid and once debt has been bought and paid for by AMCON, the bank is not expecting another money from AMCON subsequently and as such AMCON cannot scheme to recover beyond what it paid for buying the debt and single digit of interest.
Oreye, through his media Consultant called on the Senate Committee on Banking, Insurance and other Financial Institutions, the Attorney General of the Federation to call AMCON to order and requested the suit at Federal High Court Abuja be withdrawn and let parties pursue their remedies at Supreme Court.
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Introducing “Atupaglowco” : Where Fragrance Meets Feeling; The Story of Our Beginning
Introducing “Atupaglowco”: Where Fragrance Meets Feeling; The Story of Our Beginning
Every great journey begins with a sense of anticipation. For us, it began with a simple belief that a space should do more than exist, it should speak comfort and glow.
In a world filled with noise, stress, and endless motion, we realized something powerful. Fragrance can transform not just rooms, but moods. A familiar scent can calm anxiety. A warm aroma can turn a house into a home. A gentle glow can bring peace after a long day. This realization gave birth to “Atupaglowco.”
Atupaglowco was not created to sell diffusers, room sprays, or candles. It was created to create experiences. To create moments. To create atmospheres where people can breathe, reflect, and feel whole again.
The name itself represents more than a brand. It represents warmth. It represents light. It represents presence. We remember the early days, the planning, the testing of scents, the moments of doubt, and the moments of excitement. Each candle poured was a step of faith. Each fragrance blended was a piece of our vision coming to life. We weren’t just building products; we were building something meaningful.
Our diffusers were designed to quietly fill spaces with elegance.
Our room sprays were crafted to instantly refresh and revive environments. Our candles were made to bring calm, beauty, and a soft glow into everyday life.
Atupaglowco was born from passion, patience, and purpose. This launch is not just the start of a business. It is the start of a movement to help people create spaces they love. Spaces that inspire rest. Spaces that inspire joy. Spaces that glow.
We believe fragrance is personal. We believe glow is emotional. We believe every space deserves both.
Today, we proudly introduce Atupaglowco to the world.
This is only the beginning.
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Mrs Township Finalist 2026 Leads Community Action to Support Disadvantaged Learners
Mrs Township Finalist 2026 Leads Community Action to Support Disadvantaged Learners
As the 2026 academic year begins, hope and compassion are taking root at Theresapark Primary School, thanks to the remarkable leadership of Mrs Nkone Maringa, a respected community member and Mrs Township South Africa Finalist 2026.
In a powerful demonstration of grassroots leadership and social responsibility, Mrs Maringa, in partnership with Theresapark Sasol Garage, spearheaded a community clean-up of the school’s garden area. The initiative was carried out in preparation for the school’s feeding scheme garden, which will support disadvantaged children with fresh, nutritious produce throughout the school year.
Planting Seeds of Change
The garden project goes beyond beautifying the school environment. It is designed to become a sustainable source of food for learners who rely on the school feeding programme as a vital lifeline. By preparing the land ahead of the school reopening, Mrs Maringa and her partners ensured that planting can begin immediately, setting the tone for a productive and caring 2026.
“This project is about dignity, nutrition, and giving our children a healthy start to the year,” the initiative reflects—aligning perfectly with Mrs Maringa’s long-standing commitment to community upliftment.
A Record of Community Impact
Mrs Nkone Maringa’s involvement at Theresapark Primary School is one of several impactful projects she has undertaken in her community. Known for her hands-on approach, she consistently mobilizes local businesses, volunteers, and stakeholders to address real needs—especially those affecting children, women, and vulnerable groups.
Her work embodies the core values of the Mrs Township South Africa platform: leadership, service, empowerment, and positive social change. As a finalist for the 2026 title, Mrs Maringa continues to prove that true leadership is measured not by titles alone, but by tangible impact on the ground.
Corporate–Community Partnership in Action
The collaboration with Theresapark Sasol Garage highlights the power of partnerships between local businesses and community leaders. Their support played a crucial role in making the clean-up initiative successful, demonstrating how corporate social responsibility can directly transform lives at a grassroots level.
Looking Ahead
With the garden now prepared, Theresapark Primary School is set to launch its feeding scheme garden as learners return for the new academic year. The project stands as a symbol of hope, resilience, and collective effort.
As Mrs Nkone Maringa continues her journey as a Mrs Township South Africa Finalist 2026, her work at Theresapark Primary School serves as a shining example of how passion, partnership, and purpose can create lasting change—one garden, one child, and one community at a time.
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Beauty with Responsibility: Lindie Motswaeng’s Vision as Miss Classic Queen International
Living Authentically, Leading with Purpose: Lindie Motswaeng
Lindie Motswaeng is a 28-year-old Mathematics and Economics graduate from one of Africa’s leading institutions, the University of Botswana. She is currently completing an Executive Secretary (Finance) qualification at Boston City Campus in Pretoria. A woman of depth and versatility, Lindie enjoys cooking, travelling, exploring new ideas, spending time with family, and commanding the stage. Outspoken, open-minded, and deeply curious, she lives by a simple yet powerful motto: to live life on her own terms, unconfined by limitations.
As an aspiring economist, Lindie is passionate about women’s economic empowerment, particularly for women facing abuse, and about raising awareness around mental health—an often-silenced issue in many communities. She envisions a future where individuals are free to thrive beyond cycles of abuse and mental health challenges. Recently crowned Miss Classic Queen International, she shares her journey, values, and vision for her reign.
Congratulations on your crowning. How does it feel to emerge as the new Miss Classic Queen International?
It honestly feels surreal. It is always amazing when your hard work and dedication are finally recognised. I truly believe this organisation is going to help me make a meaningful impact during my year of reign.
Can you take us back to the moment your name was announced as the winner? What went through your mind?
I was quite blank at first—I simply could not believe it in that moment. Shortly after, it turned into overwhelming joy, especially seeing people, including the other ladies, cheering me on. It was such a beautiful and affirming moment.
What does the title Miss Classic Queen International represent to you personally and culturally?
For me, it is about being an inspiration in my own authentic way. It is important to seek your own unique path. We are all different for a reason, and Classic Queen International embraces that diversity. More importantly, it highlights the beauty in our differences and uses them to open doors and create opportunities.
How has your journey in the pageant world shaped the woman you are today?
My pageant journey has taught me to appreciate my abilities and to use them responsibly to create change in my community. This is a role I believe every human being has. Most importantly, it has taught me the value of sisterhood. In every competition, you meet women from different walks of life who always have something to teach you. Although it is a competition, it is vital to remember that there is life after it. Someone you meet may become a destiny helper or a lifelong sister.
Beyond beauty and poise, what core values do you believe this crown stands for?
As beautiful as the crown is, it symbolises duty. With such a platform, it becomes possible to make an impact on a much larger scale. It is also important to remember that you do not always need a crown or title to do good or to champion a cause close to your heart. When you genuinely have a heart for people and a willingness to be a voice for others, the responsibilities of the crown do not feel heavy.
Many young women look up to you already. What message do you hope to pass on to girls who aspire to follow in your footsteps?
The journey is never easy. There will be moments of doubt and discouragement, but it is important to remember why you started. Having a teachable spirit is also key—you can learn incredible things when you are surrounded by different personalities. Lastly, comparison can be tempting in competitions, but it is important to focus on your strengths and work on your weaknesses. Authenticity is essential; real growth cannot happen if you are constantly pretending to be someone else.
What were some of the biggest challenges you faced during the competition, and how did you overcome them?
I became ill on the second day, which is not ideal when activities require high energy and full dedication. Fortunately, I was part of an organisation that truly cares about its contestants. They ensured I received proper medical care and were very understanding. Maintaining a positive mindset also helped, because everything starts in the mind.
Pageantry today goes beyond glamour. What social cause or humanitarian project are you most passionate about championing during your reign?
I plan to continue my Art for Awareness project, which I started in 2021. The project uses art as a medium of communication and a form of release for people facing mental health challenges. In our culture, people are often silenced when they try to speak about their struggles, which causes them to withdraw. Art is universal and not age-specific, making it a powerful tool for expression.
How do you plan to use your platform as Miss Classic Queen International to create meaningful global impact?
I hope to expand my cause to other parts of Africa. This brand represents the continent, and with that comes the opportunity to partner with other organisations for wider reach and influence.
In your view, how can pageantry contribute to empowering women and promoting positive change in society?
We sometimes become too fixated on popularity and physical beauty, losing sight of what pageantry is meant to achieve. Beauty goes beyond the physical and is subjective. Women should be allowed to represent themselves authentically, without a single definition of beauty. We should also focus on developing their attributes, as these ultimately benefit society. A pageant queen has a voice and a platform, which requires humility, courage, and empathy.
Who or what inspired you most on your journey?
The love and support from my family, friends, and my country carried me throughout this journey. It truly takes a village. I was intentional when I started this path, knowing there would be challenges. When you set your mind and heart on something you are deeply passionate about, you will achieve it.
How do you balance confidence and humility while carrying such a prestigious international title?
I was raised with the principle of Botho, a core value in my country that embraces kindness, dignity, respect, and humility. When I stand on stage, I understand that I represent not only myself, but also my family and my nation. My character must reflect that. While humility is important, I should never shrink myself. As Nelson Mandela said, playing small does not serve the world.
What role do culture, elegance, and tradition play in the Classic Queen brand?
African culture plays a vital role in shaping character. This platform celebrates Africanism by allowing women from different African countries to showcase their cultures and talents on a continental stage. It fosters cultural exchange, promotes unity, and deepens understanding. Embracing our diversity as Africans allows us to see beauty instead of division. I learned so much from the other ladies—it was inspiring to see glamour fused with Africanism.
What should the public expect from you during your reign as Miss Classic Queen International?
I hope we can work together in championing this cause, because collaboration is essential. While I hold the title, greater impact can be achieved when we unite. I am grateful to be part of an organisation that supports and guides me throughout my reign to ensure we create positive change.
Finally, where do you see yourself after your reign, and how do you hope to be remembered?
I hope to be remembered as proof that anything is possible when you set your mind to it. I want to leave a legacy that inspires the next queen to do even more with the platform. Ultimately, I hope to help build a strong and enduring Classic Queen International family that extends beyond my reign.
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