Google’s algorithm appears to misrepresent this fact by linking Seyi Tinubu to Senator Oluremi Tinubu, likely due to her high visibility as the First Lady and long-standing senator

Claim: Seyi Tinubu’s biological mother is Bunmi Oshonaike, not Senator Oluremi Tinubu, as incorrectly displayed in some Google search results.

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Seyi Tinubu, the son of Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is often inaccurately portrayed in online search results as the biological son of Senator Oluremi Tinubu.

However, reliable sources and historical records clarify that Seyi Tinubu’s biological mother is Bunmi Oshonaike, a former air hostess.…click link for full details here

The Yoruba ethnic group, predominantly located in Nigeria’s southwestern region, has long been home to some of the wealthiest and most influential entrepreneurs in Africa.

Over the years, these Yoruba billionaires have made significant impacts across various sectors, including oil and gas, banking, telecommunications, real estate, and entertainment. Their business acumen and achievements have not only helped shape Nigeria’s economy but have also garnered international recognition.

Here’s a look at the top 10 richest Yoruba billionaires and the key factors behind their wealth:

10. Sulaiman Adebola Adegunwa
Sulaiman Adegunwa is a billionaire philanthropist and businessman from Ogun State. He is the founder of Rite Foods Limited, a company best known for producing popular food and beverage brands in Nigeria. His investments also extend to education, as he founded the Sulaimon College of Education in Ogun State. His net worth is around $400 million.

9. Fola Adeola
Fola Adeola is best known as the founder of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank), one of Nigeria’s largest and most respected financial institutions. He is also involved in several other ventures, including heading MainOne, a telecom company, and running the FATE Foundation, which supports entrepreneurship in Nigeria. His net worth is around $550 million.

8. Dele Fajemirokun
Dele Fajemirokun is one of the most respected Yoruba business figures, with investments spanning insurance, oil, and telecommunications. He is the chairman of AIICO Insurance and a key investor in Food Concepts, the parent company of Chicken Republic. His business acumen has earned him a net worth of $500 million.

7. Samuel Adedoyin
Samuel Adedoyin is a self-made billionaire who overcame humble beginnings to become one of the wealthiest Yoruba men in Nigeria. He is the founder of the Doyin Group, a conglomerate involved in manufacturing, agriculture, and real estate. Adedoyin’s journey from small business ventures to becoming a billionaire is truly inspirational, and his net worth is estimated at $540 million.

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6. Oba Otudeko
Oba Otudeko, a respected business magnate and philanthropist, is the founder of Honeywell Group, a diversified industrial conglomerate with interests in food processing, oil and gas, and real estate. He also played a pivotal role in the Nigerian banking industry, previously serving as the chairman of First Bank of Nigeria. Otudeko’s net worth is around $550 million.

5. Tunde Folawiyo
As the managing director of Yinka Folawiyo Group, a conglomerate with interests in energy, agriculture, and real estate, Tunde Folawiyo carries on the legacy of his family’s business empire. His ventures in shipping and energy are particularly notable, and he also serves on the board of MTN Nigeria. His estimated net worth is around $650 million.

4. Deji Adeleke
Dr. Deji Adeleke is a prominent businessman and philanthropist, best known as the father of the famous Nigerian musician Davido. He is the founder of Pacific Holdings Limited, a company with interests in oil and gas, real estate, and logistics. Adeleke is also an investor in education, having established Adeleke University in Osun State. His net worth is estimated at over $700 million.

3. Jimoh Ibrahim
Jimoh Ibrahim is another leading Yoruba entrepreneur who has built his fortune through diversified business ventures. He is the CEO of Global Fleet Group, a conglomerate with interests in oil and gas, insurance, real estate, aviation, and publishing. A lawyer by training, Jimoh Ibrahim’s net worth stands at around $1.1 billion, largely due to his ability to navigate various industries successfully.

2. Femi Otedola
Femi Otedola is one of Nigeria’s most recognized billionaires, primarily due to his involvement in the oil and gas industry. He is the former chairman of Forte Oil, a major petroleum marketing company in Nigeria, and his business ventures have expanded into power generation, finance, and real estate. Otedola’s investments in key sectors like shipping and energy make him a major player in Nigeria’s economy. As of 2024, his net worth is estimated at $1.8 billion.

1. Mike Adenuga
While Mike Adenuga is a Yoruba billionaire, his reach extends beyond Nigeria to the rest of Africa. He is the founder of Globacom, one of Nigeria’s largest telecommunications companies, and he also has interests in oil exploration through his company Conoil. Adenuga’s strategic positioning in telecoms and oil has made him the second-richest man in Nigeria, with a net worth of over $6 billion.

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Ronaldinho and Jay-Jay Okocha are excited to reunite in Nigeria after two decades since their last encounter in 2003.

Ronaldinho will be the centerpiece of the Barcelona Legends squad as they prepare to compete against Africa Legends in a charity match in Abuja.

Leading the Africa Legends team, Okocha will be joined by renowned players such as Kanu, Adebayor, and Alex Song, making this event a remarkable celebration of football in Abuja.…click link for full details here

President Bola Tinubu has again been told to be prepared for a serious challenge from the opposition in the 2027 elections

Primate Elijah Ayodele warned the president in his latest series of prophecies released on his church’s YouTube page

According to Ayodele, former President Goodluck Jonathan and ex-Vice President Atiku Abubakar would give Tinubu a tough time in 2027.

In the video, Ayodele said President Tinubu should prepare for former President Goodluck Jonathan and former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. The cleric, however, added that he was not sure if the two would defeat the president in the 2027 election.

The cleric also called on President Tinubu to carry out more projects in the northern part of the country, adding that dividing the leaders in the region would be an advantage for him in the 2027 presidential election.

Atiku has been leading the call on opposition leaders to come together under one umbrella and form a coalition against President Tinubu in the 2027 election. The coalition was recently formed with Peter Obi of the Labour Party, former Minister Chibuike Amaechi and many other opposition leaders in the country.

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The coalition recently adopted the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as its political platform ahead of the 2027 election. However, it is facing the crisis of who will be its presidential candidate as Atiku, Obi, and Amaechi have announced plans to contest the 2027 election.

To outsmart spies in the camp, many supporters of the former president, especially those in his inner circle, have allegedly held several meetings outside the country with a focus on consolidating the former president’s support base within the PDP, as well as coming up with a strategy to handle what they referred to as ‘Nyesom Wike problem’.

The coinage was a reference to the conflict between the PDP and the minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

Wike, in an interview, urged the former president not to join the 2027 race but to maintain his pace as a statesman. The minister also accused those calling for the return of the former president of being betrayers and hypocrites, saying the same people undermined him in the 2015 presidential election.

Jonathan’s camp was said to be worried about Wike’s comment, describing it as a threat to the former president’s second coming as a source disclosed that the minister’s opposition cannot be ignored, which was ‘why some of our meetings have been about how to ensure he does not become a stumbling block’.

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President Donald Trump has presented a stern ultimatum to the regime of Nicolás Maduro, insisting that it promptly agree to the repatriation of individuals he described as criminals and those suffering from mental illness. Click link to continue reading.

According to Trump, these individuals had been released from Venezuelan prisons and mental health facilities and subsequently sent to the United States, and he called for their immediate return to Venezuela.

Trump warned that failure to comply would have devastating consequences. “We want Venezuela to immediately accept all prisoners and people from mental institutions — including those from the worst asylums in the world — that the Venezuelan ‘leadership’ has forced into the United States of America,” the president wrote on his Truth Social account.

“Thousands of people have been been badly hurt and even killed by these ‘Monsters.’ GET THEM THE HELL OUT OF OUR COUNTRY, RIGHT NOW, OR THE PRICE YOU PAY WILL BE INCALCULABLE!”

Trump’s statement does not detail any concrete mechanism to enforce repatriation, nor does it specify legal, humanitarian or security procedures for identifying and transferring the individuals he mentioned. It also offers no verifiable figures, names of institutions or documentation to support the direct attribution of responsibility to the Venezuelan “leadership” for sending criminals and people from mental institutions to the U.S.

The threat comes amid already tense relations between Washington and Caracas, which have deteriorated rapidly in recent weeks following Trump’s decision to deploy a massive naval force near Venezuela’s shores to combat drug cartels.

The administration has increasingly framed its anti-narcotics campaign as a key national defense priority and has accused Maduro and senior officials in his regime of running a large and dangerous drug-trafficking network. The Venezuelan strongman has repeatedly denied the accusation, saying it is merely an excuse to justify regime change in the South American country.

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The U.S. accuses Maduro of leading the so-called “Cartel of the Suns,” an organization embedded within the Venezuelan armed forces that U.S. authorities suspect exports between 350 and 500 tons of cocaine annually. The Trump administration has offered a $50 million reward for information leading to Maduro’s arrest on drug-trafficking charges in the U.S., and $25 million rewards for each of several of his top officials.

The U.S. military deployment includes eight powerful warships — some with amphibious assault capability — F-35 fighter jets and approximately 4,500 troops, including at least 2,000 Marines. It is the largest display of U.S. force in the Caribbean in decades.

Manchester United vs Chelsea is already gathering momentum as both England heavyweights clash in a mouthwatering Premier League fixture

A mysterious cat has predicted the outcome of the encounter billed for the Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon, September 20

‘Oracle Whiskers’ walked straight to the bowl marked with one of the teams and started to eat from it.

Manchester United welcome Chelsea to the Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon and a mysterious cat has already predicted the outcome of the encounter.

Dubbed “Oracle Whiskers” by football fans, the feline remains the talk of the football world with its predictions.

It had previously predicted that Chelsea would win the 2025 FIFA World Cup final when it fed itself from a bowl having the logo of the London club.

The Blues went on to win that game defeating Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 at the MetLife Stadium in the United States.

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And now, a viral footage showed the moment the cat was presented with two bowls, having labels of each of the teams.

As it walked towards the bowls, Oracle Whiskers hesitated before confidently eating from the one marked “Chelsea.”

Social media erupted, with Chelsea supporters hailing the cat as a lucky charm, leaving Manchester United fans unimpressed.

fostergozy said: “Thank you blue is the colour.”

ayomide_xc said: “E reach to look Man U like that cuz the beating wey them go collect this weekend ehn?? Jesus Christ no go fit save them.”

shedrachchiroma_ posited: “Your prediction ends tonight Manchester United are winning the game.”

misteroladipo replied: “At the end of the day the cat is just hungry.”

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issa_vidal23 wrote: “I will come back here after the game to insult this cat.”

After failing to win their last two games, Chelsea are desperate to claim all three points away from home.

Head coach Enzo Maresca is under pressure to get the team back to winning ways after a disappointing stint that has delivered just above a 30% win rate after a year in the job.

Speaking ahead of the game, the tactician said via Chelsea Online: “I think it’s always difficult to play United away in their stadium, at Old Trafford. So I don’t think now is the right moment or next year will be the right moment or last year was the right moment. It’s always difficult. It’s a difficult team, it’s a difficult stadium.

“I watched the games that they have played this season and some of the games were not the real result. Even the City game, until 1-0 or 2-0 they were in the game. When the game was 0-0 they had a few chances to score and to go ahead. So it will be a tough game, no doubt.”

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