Happie Boys, the two young men sponsored abroad by Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere of Omega Power Ministries, have admitted to being ungrateful. In a recent video, they acknowledged their mistakes, which caused Nigerians to turn against them.

According to the duo, they now realize their errors and have embraced a changed life after being deported back to Nigeria from Cyprus.

The formerly popular Happie Boys initially gained attention after a video of them dancing at their workplace went viral. Their employers, displeased with their behavior, fired them, viewing the dance as unprofessional.

Their story touched many Nigerians, eventually reaching Apostle Chibuzor, who stepped in to assist them.

Troops from the 93 Battalion of the Nigerian Army’s 3 Division, under Operation SAFE HAVEN, successfully repelled a bandit attack on the Chanchanji community in Takum Local Government Area of Taraba State.

Security expert Zagazola Makama revealed that the attack, which occurred at about 10:30 am on November 13, 2024, was reportedly a retaliatory strike by bandits in response to the recent arrest of 12 suspects from the area.

It should be recalled that on November 9, Nigerian Army troops apprehended 12 suspected kidnappers in the same community, seizing 14 motorcycles, a pistol, and two bags of Indian hemp.

In the latest operation, the troops engaged the bandits, forcing them to flee. One bandit was neutralized, and the soldiers recovered several items, including an AK-47 rifle, two magazines, 12 rounds of 7.62mm special ammunition, and a Motorola handheld radio

Gunmen have reportedly launched an attack on a military checkpoint in Abia State.

According to Sahara Reporters, the incident took place on Wednesday morning in the Umuopara, Ekenobizi area of Umuahia South Local Government Area, near the boundary between Abia and Imo states.

“A group of gunmen attacked the military checkpoint at Umuopara, Ekenobizi area of Umuahia South Local Government Council, close to Onu Imo,” a source confirmed.

The attackers, dressed in black, were seen firing shots indiscriminately at the checkpoint.

One of the gunmen was also heard issuing threats to the state governor, Alex Otti.

“We’re taking it down, Alex Chioma Otti, we’re taking it down. Alex, we are giving you an order. We don’t want this nonsense anymore.

“Today is November 13th, 2024. Alex, we are dismantling this checkpoint and giving you a direct warning—if we see this again, you’re finished.

“If we see this nonsense again, Alex, you’re gone,” the gunman said.

This attack comes shortly after soldiers from the Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Barracks, 14 Brigade headquarters in Ohafia, successfully repelled a similar assault on police and military checkpoints in the state last week.