Now the LORD of peace himself give you peace always by all means.(2Thes3:16 KJB)

No matter the tricks of the devil, he cannot take away my peace of mind for the God I serve is SUPREME, for he can protect and restore all that I have ever lost, just as he did for Job.

Cheer up, God is on your side!
PEACE!

Good day everyone.
After this statement, I will be opening the group. In anyway, It wasn't lock by me. Everyone deserve to air out their grief.

I want you all to disclaim the fact that I am not part of this community. Which means I have nothing beneficiary here. Non of you here is my downline or have any hierarchical link to me.

I am here to render assistance to people cus I know almost everyone here are not digitally incline when it get to cryptocurrency or other related matter.

Most of you attend seminar, and meet in presenting and if you could recall, I never talk about ROI, I only talk about crypto exchange, crypto platforms and how it work in comparison to Ubx.

I use to mention that every investment comes with risk but the safest to invest in on exchanges cus which other way anything happen, they will be a remedial measure.

Despite Ubx inability to function, the management gave a procedure to transfer funds to other DEX (M3 Dao) since Ubx is not safe in the hands of hacker and pitcher. Every exchange has to Liquidation strategy. Not all do that.

It is not everyone's asset that is migrated in the entire community but I believe 80% of this community members asset was migrated and that because of the effort of your leader (Chidiebere Nweke).

Some other community leader flee away in this moment. I personally attend to people whom I don't know both Nigeria and oversee.

This would have improve if your leader is available but with the decision of some of the community members to plot an arrest for him after which he decided to call for deliberations to move things forward.

During this phase in which he was in detainment, I have assisted a lot of people in other communities to use their GLX to invest for newer user and settle them at the end. I can't do that here cus I have not hierarchy with you guys all. In this system, you can only send asset to your upline or downline.

Some of you will say that you ask me before investing but we all should know that every investment comes with risk but we all have to take risk but necessary risk.

I am also in the system, which translates that what happen to one happen to all.

I personally come to open our hall for Seminar because I want everyone to feel comfortable. If we are to use a commercial all, we have to pay for it and that will be a cost to every member that want to attend it.

You are free to air out your mind.

Note that, the system is still working and your asset have utility that can be converted to the money you had invested. You just need to have understanding with you leader.

Thank you

VeryDarkMan Sparks Reactions After Linking Up with Sam Larry & Naira Marley!

In a bold and unexpected move, VeryDarkMan just posted a picture of himself with Sam Larry and Naira Marley on Instagram — two major figures who were heavily dragged following Mohbad’s tragic passing.

But VDM made it clear in his caption:

> “I’m not here to take sides — I’m here to dig deeper and reopen Mohbad’s case for real justice. This isn’t over.”

Whether you love him or not, VDM is known for going where others won’t and asking the hard questions.

Will this move bring him closer to the truth or cost him public support? One thing’s for sure — the internet is watching closely.

All the best VDM — justice must be served!

NIGERIA UPDATE: ACCEPTANCE SPEECH by: GOV RAUF AREGBESOLA on appointment as THE INTERIM NATIONAL SECRETARY, ADC - The party platform adopted by the National Opposition Coalition Group - Tuesday, 1st July, 2025

Dear Party Leaders, Distinguished Members, Friends, and Fellow Citizens,

It is with deep humility, a profound sense of duty, and unwavering hope for our people, nation, race and party and that I accept the appointment as The National Secretary of our great party.

I thank the leadership for the trust reposed in me. But more than that, I thank every committed member of this party are those who still believe that politics can be a force for good, people who believe that party forms government and must control it. Those who believe in the supremacy of the party in a democracy and all products of democratic contests. Those who recognise that parties must stand for and with the people in the promotion of their interests and aspirations. That parties therefore are not merely machines for winning elections but institutions for mobilizing, organizing, energizing, educating, empowering and encouraging the people towards their emancipation and development.

Let me begin by saying this: a political party is not a platform for opportunism. It is not a mere vehicle to power for the few, nor a tool for personal ambition. A political party, in its truest form, is a living institution—built on values, guided by ideals, and accountable to the people it seeks to serve.

Throughout Africa’s history, and particularly in the legacy of the African National Congress (ANC) of South Africa; a 113 year- behemoth of party organization that is impeccable in its credibility as a model of supremacy of party over its creation (government and popularly elected officials) have seen what a party grounded in ideology, principle, and people-centered struggle can achieve. The ANC is not perfect—but it stands for something. It was forged in resistance, sharpened by vision, and led by men and women who believe in justice, dignity, equality, inclusivity of all interests and true freedom. It has character. It has soul. It is therefore a true platform for the expression of their aspirations.

Sadly, in Nigeria today, we cannot say the same about many of our political parties.

Our political landscape is plagued by parties that lack ideological depth. They are empty shells—merging and splitting, not over policy or principle, but over power and personality. There is little regard for the people, and even less for the country.

That is not the kind of party we must be. That is not the kind of party I will serve.

As The National Secretary, I will work to build a party that has a clear ideological compass—a party that is absolutely committed to the people, rooted in democratic values, rule of law, social justice, accountability, transparency and national development. A party that listens and works for to the people, not only during elections, but every single day.

We must become an institution where:
(1) Internal democracy is not just preached but practiced.
(2) Intra-party competition is transparent, fair, and just.
(3) All party structures from the ward to the national level and function effectively and efficiently.
(4) Young people, women, and the marginalized have a real voice, not symbolic inclusion.
(5) All special and critical interests(security, educators, farmers, workers, women, youth, professionals, people with special needs, etc., must be recognised and allowed to have autonomous structures within the party.

We will model international best practices in party organization, administration, and ethics. We will study what works—from South Africa to Sweden, from Chile to Kenya, and adapt what fits our local reality. Discipline, order, clarity of purpose, and service to the people must define us.

We must be the party that talks about public education and actually builds schools. That speaks of security and supports real policies to keep our communities safe. That believes in jobs and works to create them. That stands for Nigeria not just during elections, but in everyday governance.

This is not an easy task. It will take time. It will demand sacrifice. But it can be done.

I ask for your support not just in words, but in action. Hold me accountable. Challenge me when I stray. And stand with me as we begin this journey to rebuild our party, restore its soul, and return politics to its rightful place—as a service to the people.

Thank you, and may our work ahead be worthy of the hopes our people place in us.

Long live our party. Long live our democracy. Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola