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Seven Books’ Man’s Activities Escalate from Banana Estate to School Route IGBE — What started as uneasy whispers in Banana Estate has now swelled into a wave of palpable fear sweeping through Igbe town and its surrounding environment. A man, whose picture just got sent to igbenews but identity is known to the banana estate  community, has become the subject of intense anxiety after a string of increasingly bizarre and intimidating behaviors. Residents report that the man was initially accused of experimenting with rituals drawn from the infamous “Seven Books of Moses”—a grimoire traditionally associated with occult practices. Witnesses in Banana Estate recall seeing him engage in unsettling acts, including pouring salt, sugar, and flour across public streets, lighting candles at odd hours, and spraying perfumes in patterns that many interpreted as attempts to spiritually intimidate the community. Sometime ago, he was also accused of dropping Naira notes at people's doorsteps and on...

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K'ori je a ri eni rere ba ri Aliko Dangote Speaks Out on Why He Distanced Himself from Tony Elumelu In 2021, when the refinery I was building was only half-completed, I ran out of funds to continue the project. I reached out to many of my business colleagues for financial assistance, including Femi Otedola, Abdulsamad Rabiu, and Mike Adenuga. I also reached out to Tony Elumelu. He promised to assist me with $20 million, and I believed him to be a man of his word. However, after three months passed without hearing from him, I tried to get in touch, only to discover that he had blocked my contact everywhere. I was unable to reach him and felt truly heartbroken.  Fortunately, my other business colleagues came together and raised $500 million for me. Femi Otedola will always be my brother for life; he alone contributed $300 million toward that $500 million total. Aliko Dangote Speaks Out on Why He Distanced Himself from Tony Elumelu In 2021, when the refinery I was building was only ha...

FACT CHECK: Is the Government Really Collecting ₦5,000 Tax Per Bag of Cement? Here is the Truth  By: Adeboye Prinnce Adetu  Date: April 25, 2026 Introduction A dangerous piece of misinformation has been circulating widely on social media and WhatsApp groups in Nigeria. The claim suggests that the Federal Government collects a flat tax of ₦5,000 (or as high as ₦6,240) on every single bag of cement sold by manufacturers. With cement prices currently fluctuating across the country, this rumour has sparked anger and confusion among builders, block moulders, and farmers who rely on cement for rural infrastructure. After thorough fact-checking, we can confirm that this claim is FALSE. Here is the breakdown of the actual situation. The Claim vs. Reality The False Claim: Several social media posts allege that for every 50kg bag of cement sold for roughly ₦7,000 to ₦8,000, the government taxes the manufacturer ₦5,000, leaving the company with only ₦2,000. Some posts even quoted "52 kob...

 Jehovah Witnesses a ‘Destructive Sect’ Spainish court declared  By IgboNews Analysis Team A landmark legal earthquake has struck the global religious landscape. In a ruling that has sent shockwaves from Madrid to Lagos, the Provincial Court of Spain has ruled that Jehovah’s Witnesses can legally be labeled a “destructive sect” without fear of defamation suits. For decades, the US-based evangelical movement used European libel laws as a shield, silencing critics and former members who spoke of alleged internal abuse. That shield was shattered on April 16, 2026. For Africa, which hosts some of the fastest-growing congregations of Jehovah’s Witnesses, this ruling is not just European news—it is a direct challenge to the organization’s authority and growth trajectory on the continent. The Ruling: Why the Court Spoke Out The Madrid Provincial Court upheld a complaint by the Spanish Association of Jehovah’s Witnesses Victims (AEVTJ). In a scathing verdict, the judges ruled that des...

STOP SELLING YOUR CONDEMNED PHONES – YOU ARE HELPING BOKO HARAM FIGHT NIGERIA! By Igbe News Investigative Desk In a dramatic operation that has sent shockwaves through the nation, security forces along Jos road have intercepted a deadly cargo meant to turn our highways into a battlefield. Khalifa Bawa and other occupants of a suspicious vehicle have been arrested. But what they were carrying is not just ammunition—it is evidence of a sinister network hiding in plain sight. Items recovered from the terror vehicle include: ✅ 569 Anti-aircraft rounds – meant to bring down military helicopters. ✅ A warhead – capable of mass destruction. ✅ Empty AK-47 shells – proof of previous attacks. ✅ Components of explosive materials – for making IEDs. ✅ CONDEMNED MOBILE HANDSETS – yes, the phones we are selling on our streets to buyers that are hawking everywhere. THIS IS THE PART EVERY NIGERIAN MUST HEAR. For too long, we have watched condemned phone sellers and buyers roam our markets, motor parks, ...