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EOCO Confirms Seizure of Shatta Wale’s Lamborghini in FBI Joint Operation

Accra, Ghana — Dancehall star Charles Nii Armah Mensah , popularly known as Shatta Wale , has broken his silence following reports that the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) seized his 2019 Lamborghini Urus in connection with a joint investigation by U.S. authorities. According to Shatta Wale, on May 8, 2025 , EOCO officials, accompanied by heavily armed security personnel, conducted a search at his Trassaco Valley residence . The dancehall artiste claimed he possesses surveillance footage of the operation and has hinted at the possibility of making it public. 📽️ Surveillance and Seizure In a statement made via his social media platforms, Shatta Wale alleged that the EOCO team entered his property with the intent to search and seize. The footage, he says, clearly shows how events unfolded during the encounter. “I was at home when they came in fully armed. I have it all on camera,” Shatta Wale stated. 📄 EOCO Confirms U.S. Request EOCO ...
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🚗 You Need to Own a Car ASAP In NIGERIA!

🫵🏽 In today's Nigeria, owning a car is no longer a luxury — it’s a necessity. With transportation costs skyrocketing, unreliable public transport, and rising insecurity, having your own vehicle provides safety, freedom, and serious long-term savings.

💸 What N8.5 Million Naira Can Get You

Today, with N8.5 million, you can afford a clean foreign-used (Tokunbo) or fairly new car. Brands like Toyota Corolla, Honda Accord, and even some SUVs like the Hyundai Tucson fall into this range. However, as inflation worsens, car prices are increasing monthly. If you’re planning to buy, the best time was yesterday — the next best time is now.

🌍 UK vs Nigeria: A Brutal Comparison

In the UK, £20 is enough for a full lunch — sometimes even with dessert. 🍽️
Meanwhile, in Nigeria today, ₦20 can’t even buy you a sachet of pure water anymore. 😭
That's how badly the naira has lost its value compared to global currencies.

📉 How Did We Get Here?

  • Currency Devaluation: Continuous weakening of the naira against the dollar and pound.
  • Inflation: Prices of basic commodities (food, water, housing) have doubled or tripled in just a few years.
  • Economic Policies: Mismanagement, corruption, and over-reliance on oil have crippled the economy.
  • Insecurity: Fear of kidnappings, robbery, and unreliable public transport systems make private cars a safer choice.

In short: Nigerians are paying more for less — and survival now demands bigger, smarter decisions like owning assets (cars, houses) sooner rather than later. 🚀

🔑 Final Word

If you can afford it, invest in a car before it's completely out of reach. Prices will keep climbing and transportation challenges will only get tougher. A car is not just transportation — it’s survival.

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