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Wagner’s Video: Why Putin Should Listen To Pro. Kingsley’s Prophetic warning

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Prophet Kingsley Issues Another Prophetic Warning Against Fire Outbreak Globally

Wagner’s Video: Why Putin Should Listen To Pro. Kingsley’s Prophetic Warning

 

Strangely, a newly released video of Yevgeny Prigozhin purports to show the Wagner group boss in Africa addressing rumours about his well-being and threats to his life, just days before his death.

 

 

 

 

“For everyone discussing whether I’m alive or not and how I’m doing. It’s currently a weekend in the second half of August 2023. I’m in Africa,” Prigozhin says in the short video published by the Grey Zone Telegram channel that is linked to the Wagner group.

 

 

 

 

“So for those who like to speculate about my liquidation, my private life, my work there, or anything else: everything’s fine,” Prigozhin says.

 

What could have caused the plane crash that reportedly killed Wagner warlord Yevgeny Prigozhin?

 

This newly released video suggests he might be alive and it was his double body who was killed. Is this not a warning to Putin to listen to the prophetic voice of Prophet Kingsley Aitafo?

 

 

 

In his prophetic release this year he said Putin needs prayers because he hears a very big sound of drum and the beat is bad…

 

 

Wagner’s Video: Why Putin Should Listen To Pro. Kingsley’s Prophetic warning

Prigozhin’s camouflage outfit and hat in the clip released on Thursday matched his appearance from a separate video released on 21 August, which he also claimed was filmed in Africa.

 

 

 

 

 

His “weekend in the second half of August” reference suggests the latest clip must have been made on 19 or 20 August, a few days before his death.

 

 

 

 

Prigozhin died when his business jet crashed on 23 August, two months after he staged an aborted mutiny against Russian military commanders in which his Wagner mercenary troops briefly took control of the southern city of Rostov and advanced towards Moscow.

 

 

 

 

Weeks before he died, Prigozhin appeared to be in a struggle with Russia’s defence ministry over the future of his business empire in Africa.

His comments in the video suggest he was aware of the risks to his life.

The warlord was known to be preoccupied with his safety, frequently using body doubles and disguises to avoid possible attempts on his life.

 

 

 

 

The Kremlin has denied killing Prigozhin, calling Western intelligence assessments of Vladimir Putin’s involvement “an absolute lie”. The Russian authorities said they were investigating the cause of the crash but have yet to offer a possible version of the incident. Earlier this week, Moscow said the crash would not be investigated under international rules.

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Half a Billion in Debt! Mr Macaroni Opens Up on Devastating Financial Loss, Betrayal

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Half a Billion in Debt! Mr Macaroni Opens Up on Devastating Financial Loss & Betrayal

BETRAYAL, DEBT, AND REDEMPTION: MR MACARONI OPENS UP ON LOSING HIS LIFE SAVINGS, BEING HALF A BILLION IN DEBT

Lagos, Nigeria – Popular Nigerian activist, comedian, and actor, Mr Macaroni has sent shockwaves across social media with a heartbreaking revelation about his battle with financial loss, crushing debt, and ultimate betrayal.

In a deeply personal post on X, the entertainer—real name Debo Adebayo—revealed how a combination of scams, bad investments, and reckless spending led him into financial ruin, forcing him into a debt exceeding half a billion naira.

The Shocking Financial Downfall

Mr Macaroni confessed that between 2021 and 2022, he lost his entire life savings due to a fraudulent scheme and a failed investment. But rather than share his struggles, he kept his pain hidden, pushing forward with his career while silently battling the devastating reality of being broke.

“It shook me deeply, but I told NO ONE about it… I have a duty to continue to entertain, inform, educate, and use my art to make society a better place. The show must go on!” he wrote.

In a desperate bid to stay afloat, he turned to borrowing, confident that his steady income would allow him to pay off his debts. However, he soon realized that he was barely surviving—earning millions, but spending it all on paying off accumulating interests.

“I got too comfortable, and it took me a long time to realize I was using the money I was earning to pay back interests,” he admitted, describing his financial recklessness as a long-standing personal struggle.

The Ultimate Betrayal

Just when he thought things couldn’t get worse, Mr Macaroni revealed that someone he deeply trusted—a person he considered a sister and a friend—betrayed him in an unimaginable way. The emotional and financial blow left him completely destabilized.

“I hardly trust people, and nothing surprises me about human nature. But this? I could never have prepared for. Such was the level of trust and love,” he lamented.

Rock Bottom & The Fight to Rebuild

Despite his record-breaking performances in Nollywood, receiving accolades at international film festivals, 2024 was still his most troubling year. Behind the scenes, he was sinking under a debt of over half a billion naira, carrying the weight of his financial mistakes, poor decisions, and betrayal.

But in true warrior spirit, Mr Macaroni refused to be defeated.

“One thing about me is that I’m a fighter! I have never backed down from a battle. When I fall, I bounce back even stronger!” he declared.

With the support of family, true friends, and sheer resilience, the beloved activist says he has turned a corner and is finally in a better place—stronger, wiser, and more determined than ever.

A Message to Those Struggling: “DO NOT GIVE UP!”

To everyone currently battling betrayal, financial hardship, or personal struggles, Mr Macaroni offers a powerful message of hope:

“People will betray you, but you must not let that break you. You are alive for a reason. Every day, fight to be a better person than you were yesterday!”

He urged his followers to learn from his mistakes, be more financially responsible, seek help when needed, and never let adversity define them.

“May the love in our hearts always be greater than the hate, betrayal, and wickedness in the world!” he concluded.

Social Media Reacts

Following his revelation, social media has been flooded with messages of support and admiration for Mr Macaroni’s honesty and resilience. Many have praised him for shedding light on financial literacy, debt struggles, and the importance of choosing the right people to trust.

From scandal to strength, his story serves as a powerful reminder that even the strongest among us face dark times—but with courage and determination, there is always a way forward.

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Panic as Late Singer’s Mother Cries Out Over Alleged Kidnap of Son After Court Appearance

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Panic as Late Singer’s Mother Cries Out Over Alleged Kidnap of Son After Court Appearance

Lagos was thrown into panic on Wednesday after the mother of the late singer, Abosede Aloba, raised an alarm over the alleged abduction of her son, Adura, by unknown gunmen. The incident, which took place outside the Magistrates’ Court in Ogba, has sparked outrage and concerns over the safety of individuals involved in legal disputes.

According to eyewitnesses, Adura was forcefully taken away by unidentified armed men immediately after leaving the court premises. Speculation is rife that the abductors may be law enforcement officers acting under undisclosed directives.

Reports indicate that Adura was at the court over a dispute with Damola Ayinde regarding the sale of a mobile phone. The legal battle, however, escalated into a broader case involving actor Yomi Fabiyi, Damola Ayinde, and other parties.

Mother’s Cry for Help

Following Adura’s sudden disappearance, his distressed mother, Abosede Aloba, was seen in a car weeping and calling for assistance. In an emotional outburst captured on video, she accused actor Yomi Fabiyi and another individual, Sam Jojo, of orchestrating the abduction.

“Please help me, people of God! It’s Yomi Fabiyi. They’ve taken my son, and I don’t know where they’re taking him,” she lamented.

Abosede further alleged that Adura was not in good health at the time of his abduction, raising fears about his well-being and safety.

Public Outcry and Calls for Investigation

The alleged abduction has ignited public outrage, with concerned citizens and human rights activists calling on the Lagos State Police Command to immediately investigate the incident and ensure Adura’s safe return.

So far, neither the police nor the accused individuals have issued official statements regarding the allegations. However, the growing tension surrounding the case has intensified calls for justice and transparency.

As of press time, efforts to reach Adura’s family for further updates have been unsuccessful. The situation remains fluid, with many awaiting clarification on the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.

 

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Meet Vice Admiral Ibas: The Military Strategist Now Governing Rivers State

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Meet Vice Admiral Ibas: The Military Strategist Now Governing Rivers State

Rivers State Under New Command: Can Ibas Steady the Ship?

Following the suspension of Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his deputy, Ngozi Odu, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas  (rtd.) as the Sole Administrator of Rivers State.

With decades of military leadership, strategic governance, and maritime security expertise, Ibas is stepping into a politically charged role to stabilize governance and restore order in the oil-rich state.

Who is Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas?

Born on September 27, 1960, in Cross River State, Ibas has built an impressive career in the Nigerian Navy, holding several key military and administrative positions before retiring as the 22nd Chief of the Naval Staff (2015–2021).

He joined the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) in 1979 as part of the 26 Regular Course, earning his commission as a Sub-Lieutenant in 1983. Over the years, he gained extensive military training and strategic expertise:

  • Master’s in Defence & Strategic Studies – Quaid-i-Azam University, Pakistan
  • Amphibious Warfare Training – United States Marine Corps, Virginia
  • Underwater Warfare Specialist – NNS Quorra, Nigeria
  • Primary Pilot Training – Nigerian Air Force Base, Kaduna
  • Command & Staff College Graduate – Jaji, Nigeria

A Decorated Military Strategist

Throughout his naval career, Ibas served in various leadership roles, including:

  • Commander, Naval Air Base, Ojo (2006–2009)
  • Flag Officer Commanding, Western Naval Command (2013–2014)
  • Chief of Logistics, Naval Headquarters (2014)
  • General Managing Director/CEO, Nigerian Navy Holdings Ltd.
  • Chief of the Naval Staff (2015–2021)

As Chief of the Naval Staff, he played a key role in enhancing Nigeria’s maritime security, combating oil theft, and modernizing the Navy’s fleet. His tenure was marked by strategic reforms aimed at curbing piracy and securing Nigeria’s vast coastal waters.

What His Appointment Means for Rivers State

With his deep-rooted experience in leadership and crisis management, Ibas’ appointment as Rivers State Sole Administrator signals a firm, security-conscious approach to governance. His role will focus on:

  • Restoring political stability amid ongoing tensions
  • Ensuring security and economic continuity in the state
  • Maintaining order during the six-month suspension period

While his appointment has sparked mixed reactions, many view his military background as a strong asset in handling the volatile political climate in Rivers State.

As one of the most experienced security experts in Nigeria, Ibas now faces the challenging task of navigating Rivers State through a politically sensitive period.

Will he succeed in bringing stability, or will his appointment fuel further controversy? The coming months will reveal how the ex-Naval chief steers the ship in one of Nigeria’s most politically complex states.

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