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FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike Involved In Land Grabbing Scheme In Abuja

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FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike Involved In Land Grabbing Scheme In Abuja—-Thecloudngr reports that an investigation by an online publication has revealed that Nyesom Wike, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, is allegedly involved in a widespread land-grabbing operation, using front companies to acquire lands in various parts of Abuja.

TCN understands that documents obtained by SaharaReporters implicated Wike, along with Kingsley Chinda, the Minority Leader in the House of Representatives, who is reportedly a director in one of the companies, Saravera Nigeria Limited.

The report claims that Wike and his associates have been using front companies such as Saravera and Aleed Construction Limited to illegally take over revoked lands, reallocating them to their cronies.

The scheme, which allegedly includes figures like Adapoyi Akor, is said to involve the systematic appropriation of lands from unsuspecting citizens, leaving them homeless.

This revelation has drawn calls for investigations by the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB), with several leaders demanding that President Bola Tinubu intervene.

The Southern Leaders Council has urged the CCB to act swiftly and hold both Wike and Chinda accountable for what they describe as land racketeering and abuse of office. There are also growing demands for the House of Representatives to suspend Chinda.

Furthermore, sources within the FCT Administration have called for a comprehensive audit of all revoked lands, particularly focusing on those allegedly reallocated under Wike’s directive.

“This is documentary evidence of how Wike revokes innocent people’s lands like the late Colonel Ogbebor and reallocates to himself using front companies managed and owned by his confidant, Kingsley Chinda, a sitting House of Reps member in violation of the Code of Conduct law and one Adapoyi, his agent,” Sahara Reporters quoted a source as saying in the report.

Another company in the land-grabbing scandal is Garden City Mall, Port-Harcourt which is alleged to have ties with Wike.

“Nigerians are watching to see how DSS and President Tinubu will handle this smelly FCT land scam to either confirm or disapprove the rumour by Wike camp that the president is part of everything they do with peoples lands and his people are also beneficiaries,” another source quoted in the report stated.

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BOAT: Cristiano Ronaldo’s 2008 Season Leads Ballon d’Or Greatest Vote With 62%

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BOAT: Cristiano Ronaldo’s 2008 Season Leads Ballon d’Or Greatest Vote With 62%—-Cristiano Ronaldo’s iconic 2007/08 campaign at Manchester United leads the Ballon d’Or of All Time fan poll, ahead of Lionel Messi’s historic 2012 season.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s outstanding 2008 season has emerged as the leading choice in the Ballon d’Or of All Time (B.O.A.T.) fan vote, with the Portuguese superstar reportedly securing 62 per cent of the votes.

The initiative, organised by France Football, invites supporters to select the greatest Ballon d’Or-winning season in the award’s history, bringing some of football’s most celebrated legends into the spotlight once again.

According to reports published on Tuesday, October 20, Ronaldo’s first Ballon d’Or-winning campaign remains comfortably ahead of the other contenders as voting continues.

Ronaldo’s Historic Manchester United Campaign

Ronaldo won his first Ballon d’Or in 2008 after a remarkable season with Manchester United, during which he played a key role in the club’s Premier League and UEFA Champions League triumphs.

The Portuguese forward scored 42 goals across all competitions during the 2007/08 campaign, establishing himself as one of the world’s leading players and earning the prestigious individual award at just 23 years old.

His performances combined goalscoring, pace and attacking influence, helping Manchester United secure major honours under Sir Alex Ferguson.

The award also marked the beginning of Ronaldo’s five-Ballon-d’Or career.

Messi’s 2012 Season Trails in the Vote

Lionel Messi’s 2012 Ballon d’Or-winning season is reportedly in second place with 13 per cent of the votes.

Messi’s 2012 campaign remains one of the most statistically remarkable individual years in football history, as he scored a record 91 goals for club and country during the calendar year.

However, the current poll focuses on fans’ choices among the greatest Ballon d’Or-winning seasons rather than determining the official winner of the award.

Ronaldo’s 2008 campaign and Messi’s 2012 achievement have once again brought their historic rivalry into focus, with supporters debating which season deserves the greatest recognition.

Ten Football Legends Included

The B.O.A.T. vote features 10 multiple-time Ballon d’Or winners, including Ronaldo, Messi, Ronaldo Nazário, Marco van Basten, Michel Platini, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Kevin Keegan, Franz Beckenbauer, Johan Cruyff and Alfredo Di Stéfano.

The contest allows fans to compare standout seasons from different generations, placing modern football icons alongside some of the sport’s greatest historical figures.

Reports indicate that voting is scheduled to close on October 27, with the final outcome expected after the voting period ends.

A Fan Vote, Not an Official Ballon d’Or Award

Although Ronaldo currently leads the poll, the result remains provisional while voting is ongoing.

The initiative does not change the official Ballon d’Or record. Ronaldo has won the award five times, while Messi has won it eight times.

For now, Ronaldo’s 2008 season holds the reported lead in the fan-led contest, underlining the lasting impact of his Manchester United performances and the continuing interest in comparing football’s greatest individual campaigns.

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