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During the attack, Department of State Services (DSS) operatives raided the Ibadan home of Yoruba Nation activist Chief Sunday Adeyemo alias Sunday Igboho and allegedly carted away numerous items.   One of Sunday Igboho' s aides said that DSS operatives grabbed N3 million and numerous pieces of jewelry from the activist' s bedroom during the incident. The secret police also took away a closed- circuit television box during the raid on Thursday, preventing a repeat of their actions, he alleged. The DSS had previously admitted to being behind the raid on Igboho' s residence, alleging that the raid was carried out in response to intelligence reports that the Yoruba Nation activist was stockpiling dangerous weapons in his home. During the operation, the DSS recovered roughly fourteen items from the house, according to the DSS. But, according to a source close to Igboho who spoke to Punch on the condition of anonymity, the DSS took more than they stated.   The agents opened fire

Reactions have trailed the decision of the Oduduwa Republic' s agitators, to go ahead with a pro- Yoruba Nation' s rally, despite a police warning. According to The PUNCH, the Umbrella body of Yoruba Self- Determination Groups, Ilana Omo Oodua, reconfirmed the resolution to go ahead with the pro- Yoruba Nation' s rally on Saturday, 3rd July 2021, amidst recent challenges.   A statement released by the group' s spokesperson, Mr. Maxwell Adeleye, titled, " Yoruba Nation' s Rally To Hold Tomorrow in Lagos– Ilana Omo Oodua" , charges the police to safeguard the protest from being hijacked. Read part of the statement below " Our rally scheduled to hold on Saturday will still hold without any fear or intimidation and we promise to be peaceful like we have always been. " We have been peaceful, orderly and lawful at everywhere we have visited, therefore, we call on the Lagos State Police Command to ensure that the rally is not hijacked by hoodlums. "

Our world today is filled with blessed people, and we have people who are well and highly talented but they don' t have enough resources to put their works out for people to see, we have seen and heard of different people who out of nothing made something tangible. These youths of today have turned out to be very brilliant, innovative and creative, they now create different electrical automobiles and other sorts of mechanics.   Here is a Nigerian man who goes by the name Umar Usman Dagona. Umar Dagona is from Gashua town of Bade local government, Yobe State, he has kept a record in this country as be has made a cell phone that does not require aim card or airtime to make calls and send messages.

There were allegations and video evidence that he took $500,000 bribe from Femi Otedola to remove Zenon Petroleum and Gas Limited (Otedola’s company) from the list of oil companies allegedly involved in the fuel subsidy fraud in 2012. Lawan, who was arraigned on seven counts of bribery by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), was alleged to have collected $500,000 bribe from Otedola. The charge was later amended to three counts. Otedola, while giving evidence as the fifth prosecution witness, said the defendant had demanded $3 million and threatened to indict his oil company. According to the businessman, he reported the matter to the Department of State Services (DSS) and was given $500,000 in marked notes. He also said the DSS planted a camera in his house to catch Lawan red-handed.