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Paid Tech Genius by Don Jazzy requires sex from female applicant
An information Technologist identified has Chizom who was paid 1.5million by Don Jazzy to offer free coding class for 100 Nigerian Youth has been accused for demanding sex from female applicant.
The alleged CEO of Code Hub Africa Tech tagged Don Jazzy on social media and asked if he would like to sponsor 100 Nigerian youths to learn coding at their online mentorship programme. Chizom also noted that it costs N15k to code one person.
Don Jazzy however captured the hearts of social media users as he paid the sum of N1.5m for 100 Nigerian youths to learn coding at a tech school.
However, a whatsApp chat involving Chizom requesting for intimate affair as well asking to smoke blunt with a 22-year-old lady while ignoring men in his DM surfaced online which has generated reactions on popular microblogging platform, Twitter.
An influencer on Twitter Identified as Moe took to her official Twitter handle to call out Chizom and leaked the whatsApp chat between him and the 22-year-old woman.
Moe Tweeted; “Permission to call out granted. @chizom_ can you please explain why you are propositioning sex to a 22 year old woman who simply reached out for more details on the tech scholarship offered by your school @CHAfrica_Tech?”
She reached out for a link to your scholarship and your response is to invite her to a private place. Is this what your organization stands for?
Hello @DONJAZZY thank you for sponsoring some folks under this program. You might want to see this.”
See reactions below;
@biyifilmscon; I never stopped messaging him or retweeting even after don Jazzy sent him a prove of payment…. Guess he already had a criteria for picking his candidates… These people sha…. Yet we complain about our leaders…
@chinecharem: I’ll teach you for free bro , DM
@tayestylizer: But him asking whether this was a safe space negates all thisor I’m gonna need a little education on this He already answered her question professionally,while it was unethical for him do so,him asking whether it was a safe space and her saying yes gave him a green light.
@tayestylizer:If you wanna come for me;do it knowledgeably so my insight will change. Not that I support it but her agreeing to making it a safe space suggests privacy and all that
Gloria Chisom: This guy should change his name oooo because the two both of us cannot be answering Chisom together pleeeeeeeeaaaassssseeeee
@viqueta: I mean, this chat wouldn’t even matter if it had happened under normal circumstances right, but the fact that she made inquiry about your school and you had to seize the opportunity is just so so wrong.
The Ogun State Police Command has confirmed the tragic death of Inspector Ajele Oloyede, who was on special duty at Goodwill Ceramic Company in Igbesa, Ado Odo-Ota Local Government Area.
In a statement on Sunday, the Police Public Relations Officer, Omolola Odutola, disclosed that the incident occurred on March 14, 2025, around 1:20 p.m.
Oloyede, who was attached to the 78 PMF, Zamfara State, was found dead from a gunshot wound under unclear circumstances.
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According to preliminary reports, another officer, Tolorunloju Stephen, attached to the Force Headquarters Annex in Lagos, recounted that he had just returned from Ikeja when he saw Inspector Oloyede resting his head on a table in the security office.
After exchanging pleasantries, Oloyede reportedly assured Stephen that he was fine.
Moments later, Stephen went to the restroom but was startled by the sound of a gunshot. He rushed back to find Oloyede lying in a pool of blood.
With the help of private security personnel, the injured officer was immediately transported to Ota General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead by doctors.
The police confirmed that the firearm used in the incident has been recovered, and the body has been deposited for an autopsy.
Reacting to the incident, Ogun State Commissioner of Police, Lanre Ogunlowo, ordered a full-scale investigation to determine whether foul play was involved or if mental health issues contributed to the tragedy.
The case has been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Eleweran, for further inquiry.
“The Nigeria Police Force expresses its deepest condolences to the family, colleagues, and loved ones of Inspector Ajele Oloyede. The command remains committed to the well-being of its officers and will ensure that all necessary support is provided during this difficult time,” Odutola stated.
Authorities assured the public that the findings of the investigation would be made known once concluded.
Nine surveyors abducted in the Akure North Local Government Area of Ondo State have been released after their families paid a ransom of N20 million.
Recall that the victims were kidnapped a week ago while working at a site in Ilu-Abo.
Their captors initially demanded N100 million for their release.
However, following negotiations, market women intervened, pleading for a reduction to N50 million.
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The kidnappers initially rejected the appeal before eventually settling for N20 million.
Confirming their release, Pastor Ajibade Owolanke, brother to the Ejemikin of Akure, High Chief Oluwole Omotayo, said: “The victims have joined their individual family members.”
It was gathered that after regaining their freedom, the surveyors were taken to different hospitals for medical examinations.
The abduction sparked widespread outrage in the state, prompting market women and youths in Akure to stage a protest.
The demonstrators urged Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa and security agencies to take decisive action against the rising wave of kidnappings in the state.
Security authorities have yet to comment on any arrests related to the incident.
More to follow………..
The Nigerian government has taken a decisive step to curb access to pornographic content in the country, as the House of Representatives directed the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to enforce a total shutdown of porn websites nationwide.
The directive, issued during plenary on Tuesday, mandates internet service providers to block access to such sites, with penalties for non-compliance.
The motion was sponsored by Dalhatu Tafoki, representing the Faskari/Kankara/Sabuwa Federal Constituency, who emphasized the need to protect societal values.
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“I would like to move a motion for the need to block internet websites hosting pornographic content and sanction the internet service providers responsible for the posting,” Tafoki stated.
“Nigeria is a highly religious country, and all the major religions in the country forbid nudity and obscenity in any form.”
He further highlighted concerns raised by psychologists and sociologists regarding the negative impact of pornography, stating that it leads to “promotion of adultery, prostitution, and other promiscuous behaviours, leading to addiction, escalation, and desensitisation, change of attitude towards oneself and family.”
The House adopted the motion and tasked its Committees on Communications and Legislative Compliance with overseeing implementation, with a report expected within four weeks.
Speaker Tajudeen Abass reinforced the stance, warning that internet service providers who fail to comply will face sanctions.
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