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Former National Vice Chairman (North West) of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC),

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Former National Vice Chairman (North West) of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), 
Salihu Mohammed Lukman, has written an open letter to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, outlining some recent developments which he claimed have crashed expectations from his government.
Lukman in the letter titled “Disturbing Signals: Open Letter to President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu”, accused the President of imposing a Muslim-Muslim leadership on the party after winning the February 25 polls through the same ticket. He noted that Tinubu's endorsement of Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje and Ajibola Bashiru who are both Muslims as APC’s national chairman and secretary is generating tension among party members and other Nigerians.

Other “disturbing signals” from the current administration he listed include the current exchange rate (Dollar to Naira), fuel pump price, and his choice of ministers among others.

He wrote; 

“Your Excellency, I find it very compelling to send this open letter to you because there are disturbing signals, which if not averted could produce bigger problems and irreversibly destroy our electoral viability as a party.

“Without attempting to question your authority and commitment to the wellbeing of Nigeria as a nation, within the short period since May 29, 2023, when you assumed office, there are decisions you took, which are very disturbing to many of us who are loyal party members.

“Rather than even attempting to respond to that challenge and demonstrate that truly we only invoked the Muslim-Muslim ticket as an electoral strategy, in a very insensitive manner we imposed another Muslim-Muslim scenario in the party with the national chairman and national secretary both Muslims.

“And we want to claim we are a progressive party? What is the brand of our progressive politics? Certainly, not the one which Nigerians expect, which endears us to citizens on account of which Nigerians gave us the mandate to manage the affairs of government since 2015. As it is, both as party members and as Nigerians, our expectation from your government has crashed.

“Some of us expect that decisions around the exchange rate will be an integral part of the broader e

EFCC Secures Siblings' Extradition To US Over Exploitation, 'Sextortion'

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Two brothers Samuel and Samson Ogoshi, have been extradited by the Nigerian government to the United States of America (USA) for allegedly s£xually extorting young men and teenage boys in the State of Michigan and across the country.

Confirming the extradition of the brothers, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission revealed that they initiated the extradition proceedings at the Federal High Court, Abuja Judicial Division, against the Ogoshis alongside one Ezekiel Ejemeh Robert in May 2023, after they were nabbed for exploitation of m!nors and production of p0rn0graphy.

This followed a request by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). While the Ogoshis were arrested sometime in February, 2023 around the Ojo axis of Lagos, Ezekiel was picked up in Nasarawa by operatives of the EFCC.

The Ogoshis and Ezekiel were indicted in a US Federal Court on December 1, 2022 on charges of exploitation of minors, resulting in death, conspiracy to s£xually exploit minors by causing the m!nors to produce ch!ld p0rn0graphic images that the defendants now used to blackmail them.

They are further charged with conspiracy to distribute child p0rn0graphy, which borders on sending images to m!nors, their families and friends, as well as conspiracy to commit stalking through the Internet.

Specifically, Samuel was charged with causing the d£ath of 17-year-old Jordan DeMay of Marquette, Michigan, who d!ed of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in March 2022.

The trio allegedly hacked some social media accounts, posing to be young attractive women to entice unsuspecting victims to send their s3xually explicit photographs.

These pictures were then used to blackmail the victims, thereby forcing them into making huge financial payments. The offences carry a minimum of five years and maximum 20 years imprisonment.

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