YET ANOTHER ABACHA LOOT: Switzerland to Return $380million Abacha Loot to Nigeria

After returning more than $700 million stolen by late Head of State "Sani Abacha" sometime ago, the Swiss government have said they are about to return another $380 million Nigerian money, stolen and hidden in some Switzerland account by the late Head of State.

The money was confiscated in 2014 after it was transferred to the country from Luxembourg where it had been seized since 2006. The process of returning the loot to Nigeria will be supervised by the World Bank. Just imagine how much he stole, The two put together would add up to the total amount of $1.080 billion... only from a man's loot.

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BIG BOY!! Kcee's Manager, Soso Soberekon Displays Wads of Cash Right From His Bedroom

Big boy Soso... Kcee’s manager pictured above living it large!! He took to his instagram page where he showed off wads of cash from his bedroom. Whatever that means! Lol.   

The truth is, some people still pinch themselves to be sure they are the ones God has blessed. For those that do not show off, it takes the grace of God ooo. Lol, for real!! Money can be so controlling (it pushes one). Smiles....

Anyways, Congrats to him.

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Forbes 2015 Billionaires List Has been Released... 5 Nigerians Made The List!

Forbes billionaire list 2015 has been released and the like of Bill Gates retains the top spot,  Five Nigerians made the cut - Aliko Dangote, Mike Adenuga, Folorunsho Alakija, Femi Otedola and Abdulsamad Rabiu. But Orji Uzor Kalu and Tony Elumelu who made the list last year were dropped off the list this year. 

Bill Gates is still the richest man in the world. Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is now the 16th richest man in the world. The youngest billionaire in the world is 24 year old Evan Spiegel, the co-founder of photo- messaging app, "Snapchat". The year’s biggest loser in dollar terms is Aliko Dangote of Nigeria, whose fortune dropped to $14.7 billion from $25 billion last year, propelled downward by an unaffordably weaker Nigerian currency and of-course the ridiculously shrinking demand for cement, his largest asset. He retains the title of Africa’s richest man anyways.