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‘You are the son of Satan, shameless old fool, a gangster minister’- FFK Blasts Lai Mohammed

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In an article shared on social media this morning, former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, blasted  Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed for granting an interview to Channels TV where he gave reasons why the Federal government cannot release former National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki and leader of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky. Read the article below…

I watched the Minister Information and Culture Lai (aka Lie) Mohammed’s ‘Politics Today’ interview with Seun Okinbaloye of Channels Television a few days ago and I felt sorry for Nigeria.

I couldn’t help wondering why Channels Television keeps offering its respected platform to this shameless old fool to beam, broadcast and perpetuate unadulterated falsehood to the Nigerian people and to tell specious lies. The whole thing is simply incredulous.

During the course of that interview he told one big lie after the other with such ease and without batting an eyelid. I really do wonder how this man sleeps at night. I guess such things come naturally to him.

I look at his face and all I see is an unconsciable and relentless shit projector and sewage propeller.

He reminds me of one of those filth-ridden open gutters in India’s City of Mumbai: all manner of unprintable and disgusting things flow in and through it for all to smell and see.

Everything about him, including how he looks, what he says, what he wears and how he talks stinks to high heavens.

Like Donald Trump once said about a notorious Mexican drug lord, “this dude is a bad hombre!”

He is the kind of person that would pass a lie detector test with flying colours over and over again simply because lying is his nature. He is posessed by what the bible graphically and aptly describes as a “lying spirit”.

The first salvo of lies that he told us during the course of the interview was that Sheik El Zak Zaky, the leader of the Shiite Muslim community in Nigeria, was being kept in a guest house with his family and that he was not in government custody.

He went on to contradict himself by saying that the Federal Government was keeping him in custody only because they were building him a brand new house that he would move into later and that the difficulty that they had was that no-one wanted to be his neighbour!

Finally he said that the courts had said that the Sheik must not be released until that brand new house had been built for him.

Needless to say, all three assertions are false. They are nothing but dirty and desperate lies, cooked up to justify the governments disgraceful and indefensible behaviour towards El Zak Zaky, his family and the Shiite Muslims of Nigeria.

The truth is that firstly El Zak Zaky and his family are NOT being kept in a private guest house and both he and his wife most certainly are in government custody.

They have both been badly wounded, they are in the custody of the DSS and, for just under the last two years, they have been held at the DSS Headquarters in Abuja.

Their lawyers and doctors have little access to them but once in a while they are shipped to a secret government safe house for a short impromptu meeting with a handful of family members.

Secondly the Federal Government is NOT building a house for El Zak Zaky and even if they were this should not be a reason to keep him in indefinate and illegal custody and detention.

Thirdly the courts gave El Zak Zaky and his wife an order for unconditional release from the custody of the security agencies and his release order was not conditional on the government first building him a new house as Lie has suggested.

The truth is that the man and his wife have both been kept in illegal detention for almost two years, against their will and in total violation of all court orders.

Worst still throughout that period they have not been brought physically or produced by the intelligence agencies before any court of law.

El Zak Zaky was shot and blinded in one eye by the military whilst his wife was shot four times in the stomach at the time that his home was attacked and they were both abducted.

Over one thousand of his Shiite Muslim supporters were murdered that day and their homes were shelled, bombed and burnt to the ground. Since then both the man and his wife have been locked up in dingy underground cells and have been subjected to the most inhuman and barbarous form of pyschological and mental torture.

These are facts that Lie refused to acknowledge in his interview and that the government that he serves seek to hide from both the Nigerian public and the international community.

Lie also lied about Col. Sambo Dasuki the former National Security Advisor to President Goodluck Jonathan. He said that Dasuki was being detained indefinately because he would pose a threat to the Federal Government and to national security if he was released.

He went further to say that Dasuki had stolen 1.3 billion USD and that the government would not release him until that money was returned despite court orders to the contrary.

He did not tell us where the 1.3 billion USD was stolen from, he did not tell us whether it was stolen in cash, by cheque, by bank drart or by transfer and he did not tell us how he stole it. All he did was pick a figure from the sky and drop it.

He also said that as far as the government was concerned national security considerations were more important than court orders and that even though the courts had ordered Dasuki’s relese on several occassions the government would continue to ignore such orders because they believe that he poses a threat to national security.

The fact that it is unlawful to disregard court orders in Nigeria had no bearing on Lie. The fact that there is no law and no constitutional basis or justification to keep Dasuki in detention against court orders is immaterial to him and to the government that he serves.

The fact that the allegation that he stole 1.3 billion USD is not only utterly absurd but also has no basis in truth or reality is neither here nor there to this wicked man and to those he represents.

The fact that Dasuki poses no threat whatsover to anyone, least of all the Federal Government, matters less to this strange, conflicted and inexplicable creature that calls himself the Minister of Information and Culture.

The fact that locking up a man illegally and indefinately, depriving him of his constitutional rights and freedom, denying his lawyers and doctors full access to him, traumatising his family and friends, putting his stunningly beautiful and deeply courageous wife Bintu through hell, refusing to allow him to attend his aged father’s burial and denying him the right to be in a position to prepare a proper legal defence for himself against his detractors and accusers in court means absolutely nothing to this pernicious liar.

No matter how low the government goes and no matter how barbaric, illegal and heartless their actions are in terms of the violation of civil liberties and human rights, Lie has proved over and over again that he is prepared to go on Channels television or anywhere else to defend them.

I am convinced that if Buhari ordered for the gassing to death or burning alive of every single opposition figure and their family members together with all his other perceived enemies, Lie would gladly attempt to justify and defend it and Channels television would be only too happy to accomodate him and grant him the platform to do so.

Worse still he is prepared to defend the consistently aberrant, cruel, wicked, deviant and ungodly behaviour of the government that he serves with nothing less than the most bombastic and obvious lies, wholesale mendacities, false accusations, malicious fabrications and notorious and skewered half truths.

He has no conscience, no feeling, no empathy for his victims, no compassion, no mercy and no milk of human kindness.

One wonders if a man that is prepared to treat others so unjustly and defend it publicly can ever make it to heaven? One wonders whether they believe in God and if so whether they have any fear of Him.

It is clear to me that somewhere in the equation madness has crept into Lie’s confused and irreverant physche. He deserves to be pitied and, more importantly, he needs a lot of help and prayer. The sleazy job that he has been doing for the last two years has taken its toll and has got the better of him.

27 years ago when I first met Lie he used to be an absolute gentleman. Always wearing a smart suit and a crisp bow tie and always making concise and meaningful contributions to our many intense, contentious and oftentimes acrimonious discussions and public debates at the old September Club in Lagos, he was quite a sight to see.

He was a delight in those days. He was a man of his word, he always spoke the truth and it was a pleasure to be his friend. Sadly all that has changed.

In those days he was the affable and dependable “Lai” but today he is the truculent and cantankerous “Lie”.

In those days he was a man of unimpeachable honor and character who valued his integrity and reputation above all else but today he is a mere shadow and caricature of his former self.

He cuts a tragic figure that, over the years, found himself in bad company and that has degenerated very badly in terms of his virtues, his moral authority and his ability to stand for truth.

Simply put, he has sold his soul to the devil and he can now be righly and accurately described as one of those that the Bible refers to as a “son of perdition”.

A Minister of Information and Culture that everyone hates, that no-one trusts, that no-one believes and that looks like a cross between an ageing chimpanzee and washed-up and weathered old scarecrow.

At least Shehu Garbage and Femi Adesina are a little bit more presentable and they try to be a little more refined, subtle and polished with their distortions of truth. Not so with Lie.

He is just a plain old-fashioned, crude, vulgar Goebellian propagandist and pernicious liar. Like his father Satan, there is no truth in him. He was a liar from the start and the father of lies.

The truth is that he should have been the spokesman for the  Italian or Russian Mafia, the Turkish or Greek underworld, the Japanese Yakuza, the Chinese Kuomintang or one of the numerous Colombian and Mexican drug cartels and not the Minister of Information of Nigeria.

That is the sort of thing he was born do.  I say this because deep down Lie is nothing but a cheap hood and a gangster.

He is a ghetto and gangster Minister who speaks for and represents a ghetto and gangster Government.

 

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A Home for Heritage: ILÉ IYÁN Opens Headquarters to Celebrate Nigerian Roots

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A Home for Heritage: ILÉ IYÁN Opens Headquarters to Celebrate Nigerian Roots

 

ILÉ IYÁN, a proudly Nigerian culinary brand, has officially unveiled its state of the art headquarters with a 200 guest capacity facility. The grand opening ceremony not only marked a milestone in the company’s growth but also paid tribute to Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage, drawing attention to the role of indigenous cuisine and tradition in promoting tourism across Lagos State.

A Home for Heritage: ILÉ IYÁN Opens Headquarters to Celebrate Nigerian Roots
The historic launch of the ILÉ IYÁN Headquarters held on Sunday the 11th May, 2025, now officially recognized as a national monument, took place in grand style, marking a significant milestone in the celebration and preservation of Nigerian cultural heritage and a major boost to the tourism industry.

The atmosphere was electric as the official opening ceremony of Ile Iyan’s new edifice commenced with a symbolic ribbon-cutting by the proud parents of the CEO, Alhaji and Alhaja Sanni. The emotional moment was met with cheers and applause from attendees, marking a significant milestone in the brand’s journey.

In a heartfelt speech, the CEO’s mother Alhaja Sanni shared her immense joy and pride in her son’s achievements. “I never imagined this day would come so soon. He defied all odds and has made us proud,” she said, her voice filled with emotion.
Celebrating Nigeria’s cultural richness, the event featured vibrant performances by Yoruba, Igbo, and Hausa cultural troupes. Dressed in colourful traditional attire, the troupes dazzled the audience with electrifying dances that underscored the Ile Iyan brand’s commitment to promoting indigenous cuisine and cultural values.
The event was graced by notable dignitaries, including Lagos State Commissioner for Agriculture, Hon. Abisola Olusanya; Commissioner for Youth and Social Development, Hon. Mobolaji Ogunlende; Special Adviser to Governor Sanwo-Olu on Culture and Tourism, Mr. Idris Aregbe; SSA on New Media, Mr. Jubril Gawat; Hon. Remi Durojaiye; Engr. Bola Babarinde; Prince Olu Kosoko of Badagry, Guiness World Record Holder, Dr Fola David; Mr Chigozie Okwara, Vice President of Culinary Arts Practitioners of Nigeria,Chef Dee; Culinary expert and Hospitality Consultant, Chef Gibbs; CEO of Novarick Homes and Properties Limited Mr Noah Ibrahim; Barrister Lateef Oyefeso, Barrister Gbolahan Oluyemi, Alhaji Mohammed Luqman, Alhaji Mojeed Animashaun, Alhaji Qudus Animashaun, Mr Emmanuel Akinseloyin, Alhaja Onigbanjo, Captain Dare, Alhaji Luqman Obileye, Mr Fola Gbemisola(Fatgbems), Mr Taiwo Kafidipe, Mr Ihuoma Raymond, the iconic music executive and cultural ambassador, Otunba Dayo Adeneye (D1) of Kennis Music, alongside Dr. Agarawu, numerous captains of industry, and cultural enthusiasts.

ILÉ IYÁN, long revered for its authentic celebration of Yoruba gastronomy particularly the traditional preparation of pounded yam has now been elevated to a symbol of national pride, serving as a cultural hub that connects history, heritage, food, and tourism. With its headquarters now officially open, ILÉ IYÁN is positioned as a dynamic force in reviving indigenous food practices, promoting cultural tourism, and offering immersive experiences rooted in Nigerian traditions.
In her keynote address, Mrs. Bisola Olusanya praised the initiative, stating: “ILÉ IYÁN is not just a space for food, it is a celebration of our roots, our resilience, and our creativity as Nigerians. This headquarters will play a vital role in our agricultural value chain while preserving culinary heritage for future generations.”

Hon. Mobolaji Ogunlende emphasized the importance of youth engagement in cultural sustainability, while Hon. Idris Aregbe lauded ILÉ IYÁN as a “trailblazer in cultural entrepreneurship,” bridging the gap between tradition and innovation.

Mr. Sanni Afeez, General Manager of ILÉ IYÁN, Shares His Thoughts on the Launch

Speaking at the launch, the General Manager, Mr. Sanni Afeez, expressed his excitement and optimism about the future of the brand.

“This launch represents more than just a new building, it’s a bold step toward redefining the culinary and cultural experience in Nigeria,” he said. “ILÉ IYÁN is not just a restaurant; it’s a celebration of who we are as a people. From our locally inspired menu to the cultural performances that marked today’s opening, we are showcasing the beauty, depth, and unity of Nigerian heritage. This headquarters will serve as a hub for not only great food but also for cultural exchange and tourism growth in Lagos.”

Founder, CEO, and cultural curator of ILÉ IYÁN, Mr. Sanni Sheriff, shared a powerful message during the launch event, emphasizing the deeper vision behind the brand.

“This is not just a building; it is a movement,” he declared. “A space where the stories of our people, our food, and our shared heritage are honored and preserved.”

Mr Sanni Sheriff, known for his passion for cultural preservation and storytelling through cuisine, reiterated his commitment to creating a space that celebrates Nigeria’s diverse identity, promotes local tourism, and empowers future generations to take pride in their roots.

With this launch, ILÉ IYÁN cements its place as a cornerstone of Nigeria’s cultural renaissance and a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.

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Folake Ani-Mumuney: A Visionary Leader and Inspiration to Many Celebrates Her Birthday In Grand Style … A Testament to Unwavering Excellence

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Folake Ani-Mumuney: A Visionary Leader and Inspiration to Many Celebrates Her Birthday In Grand Style ... A Testament to Unwavering Excellence ~By Oluwaseun Fabiyi

Folake Ani-Mumuney: A Visionary Leader and Inspiration to Many Celebrates Her Birthday In Grand Style
… A Testament to Unwavering Excellence

~By Oluwaseun Fabiyi

 

Folake Ani-Mumuney, you never know, she served as the Head of Marketing, Corporate and Communications at First Bank of Nigeria and remained central to the Bank’s brand for decades.It’s not surprising that a significant number of Nigerians were unaware of her value in brand, marketing, and corporate communications, since she is an outstanding trailblazer and media guru.

Describing her as a brand in her own right would be a significant understatement, as she personifies prudence and consonance in supporting individuals’ aspirations, particularly during her time at First Bank of Nigeria, where she consistently delivered exceptional results, adding positive value to all media partnerships without blemish, and her legacy remains exceptional and unblemished to this day.

 

It is a pleasure to celebrate Mrs Folake Ani-Mumuney’s special birthday with her family.Ma, as we commemorate this momentous occasion, we acknowledge the profound influence your life has had on those around you. May you be grateful for the love, support, and blessings you’ve received, and may you continue to be a source of inspiration and joy to all who know you..

Folake Ani-Mumuney: A Visionary Leader and Inspiration to Many Celebrates Her Birthday In Grand Style
... A Testament to Unwavering Excellence
~By Oluwaseun Fabiyi

It is a pleasure to join your family, friends and well-wishers in celebrating this momentous occasion, and I wish you a birthday filled with affection, merriment and every delight.

On this special day, as you celebrate another year of life, may the Almighty continue to shower His blessings upon your new age, granting you increased success, grace, favor, mercies, and enduring blessings, and from this day forward, all reports and testimonies concerning you and your household shall be extraordinarily positive.

 

Your exceptional attributes have secured a prestigious position for you among your peers in the realm of Brand and Marketing Communications, and I encourage you to uphold this exemplary standard, ma’am. I wholeheartedly pray that God will continue to bestow His blessings upon you and be gracious and kind to you now and forever. I wish you many happy returns, ma’am. Igba odun, odun kan ni o.

Oluwaseun Fabiyi a seasoned journalist based in Lagos

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Dangote Growing SMEs In Nigeria-Fatima Wali-Abdurrahman

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Dangote Industries Limited is partnering critical stakeholders in the economy to grow Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) across Nigeria, Senior Adviser to the President of Dangote Group, Fatima Wali-Abdurrahman, has said.
Speaking at the Dangote Special Day at the ongoing 2025 Nasarawa Trade Fair Exhibition in Lafia, she said the participation of the company and partnership with the Nigeria Association of Small-Scale Industrialists (NASSI), Nasarawa State Chapter, will help create awareness and scale up small businesses.
The Senior Adviser, who was represented by Hon. Dr. Shuaibu Abdullahi, the company’s National Assembly Liaison Lead, said Dangote Group will continue to partner government and private sectors to develop small businesses.
She said: “I am pleased to inform you that in alignment with theme of this year’s Trade Fair, the Aliko Dangote Foundation and the Bank of Industry (BoI) had entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and established a N5 billion fund dedicated to supporting micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across Nigeria.
“This initiative aimed to create at least one million direct jobs by providing financial support to entrepreneurs engaged in manufacturing, agro-processing, and the merchandising of goods made wholly in Nigeria.”
She added that the MoU, which benefitted micro-enterprises included: cassava processors, aluminum artisans, poultry farmers, calabash carving groups, small traders, cattle rearing groups, vegetable sellers, market women and artisan groups, among others.
She said as part for its support for Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (MSMEs) in Nigeria, the company had supported Jakura Marble Industry Ltd (JMIL) in electrification.
She added that in line with the company’s commitment to supporting small businesses, agriculture, and job creation in Nigeria, Dangote Fertiliser Limited had initiated a comprehensive training programme targeting over one million farmers across the country.
“This programme, integral to our agricultural extension services, encompasses Spot Demonstrations, Result Demonstrations, Field Demonstrations, and Soil Sample Collections.
“The training is designed to educate farmers on best practices in fertiliser application, aiming to enhance crop yields and promote sustainable farming techniques. By providing hands-on demonstrations and soil analysis, we strive to empower farmers with the knowledge and tools necessary to improve their productivity and livelihoods.
“This programme shows our dedication to fostering agricultural development and economic growth in Nigeria.”
According to her, the company’s supports for “Fostering Economic Development Through Mineral and Agricultural Cottage Industrialization” are numerous.
“May I also inform this esteemed audience that our sponsorship of numerous Trade Fairs—including this one organized by the Nigerian Association of Small-Scale Industrialists (NASSI)—is a key component of our commitment to fostering the growth of trade and small businesses across Nigeria.
“By supporting this Trade Fair, we aim to provide micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) with platforms to showcase their products, network with potential partners, and access new markets, thereby contributing to the nation’s economic development.
“As a company, we are therefore joining NASSI and NACCIMA to call on the public and private sector stakeholders to prioritize MSMES in Nigeria. This is key to our industrialization effort in Nigeria.”
According to her, some of the Strategic Business Units that are participating from the Dangote Group are: Dangote Fertilser Limited (DFL), Dangote Peugeot Automobiles Nigeria Limited (DPAN), Dangote SinoTruck, Dangote Sugar Refinery (DSR), Dangote Salt (NASCON) and Dangote Cement Plc.

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