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Alleged Conspiracy Against Dr. Mosadoluwa: Aare Fakorede , Ayobami Exposed

For over two years, Dr. Audullahi Saheed Mosadoluwa, esteemed CEO of Harmony Gardens and Estates Development LTD, has been embroiled in a relentless campaign of intimidation, blackmail, and attempted assassination. This malicious campaign is allegedly orchestrated by Aare Bashiru Fakorede, in concert with his associate, Shakeerah Ayobami Kareem, CEO of Whiterose Interiors.
New evidence has emerged, revealing an alleged sinister plot designed to destroy Dr. Saheed’s business empire and tarnish his reputation. The conspiracy is believed to have begun with Aare Bashiru Fakorede collaborating with Murphy Adebare, also known as Topaz—a figure described in police reports and legal advice from the Attorney General of Lagos State as a notorious land grabber. Together, they allegedly hired Shamsudeen Oluwo, known as Ese Olobo, in a failed assassination attempt on Dr. Saheed.
The assassination attempt was foiled when Oluwo was apprehended by vigilant youths from the Eyin Osa Resettlement area within Dr. Saheed’s estate in Epe. However, the attacks did not end there. Dr. Saheed became the target of a blackmail campaign, which included a viral video designed to discredit him for defending his life and property. Police investigations have since uncovered a broader network behind these attacks, with Murphy Adebare allegedly funded by Aare Bashiru Fakorede and Shakeerah Ayobami Kareem, also known as Dr. Shakirah.
Reports indicate that Shakeerah Ayobami allegedly played a central role in financing the failed assassination and subsequent blackmail efforts. Dr. Shakirah, who allegedly has a well-documented history of fraudulent activities, is alleged to have funneled two million Naira to associates and legal teams under Fakorede’s direction, all with the aim of orchestrating Dr. Saheed’s downfall through a series of frivolous petitions.
Shakeerah’s alleged involvement in dubious activities extends beyond her dealings with Dr. Saheed. She has been allegedly linked to several high-profile fraud cases, including the acquisition of properties from the late Buruji Kashamu and other prominent figures through allegedly deceitful means. She is allegedly linked in the tragic collapse of the 21-storey building on Gerrard Road, Ikoyi, which resulted in the death of Femi Osibona, Managing Director of Fourscore Heights Limited.
Dr. Saheed became suspicious of Shakeerah’s intentions after discovering her alleged role as a mole, allegedly coordinating the assassination attempt and defamation efforts. Posing as a client and later advancing into a romantic relationship with Dr. Saheed, Shakeerah is accused of gathering information to aid in his destruction. Her ultimate goal, it appears, was to seize control of his extensive land holdings.
Shakeerah’s alleged fraudulent schemes allegedly extended further as she sought to defraud individuals by falsely claiming ownership of prime real estate. Notable among these were properties she introduced as Lekki Cape Town, which Dr. Saheed later reclaimed due to her failure to meet payment obligations, and another parcel of land on Ostia Island, which actually belongs to the estate of the late Bayo Osinowo and is now managed by Dr. Tunde Osinowo.
Despite these ongoing attacks, Dr. Saheed Mosadoluwa remains undeterred. His company, Harmony Gardens and Estates Development LTD, continues to thrive, standing resilient against the malicious efforts aimed at undermining its operations. Dr. Saheed’s strength and determination in protecting his business and reputation serve as a testament to his resolve.
As the public watches closely, the unfolding scandal highlights the lengths to which certain individuals will go to achieve their goals, regardless of the consequences for others. The involvement of figures like Aare Bashiru Fakorede and Shakeerah Ayobami underscores the need for vigilance and integrity in business dealings.
As investigations continue, the full extent of this conspiracy is expected to be revealed, shedding more light on the nefarious activities of those seeking to destroy others for personal gain. The real land grabbers—Aare Bashiru Fakorede and his collaborators—are reportedly assembling a media campaign of deceit, attempting to manipulate public perception through dubious means.
In light of these developments, it is clear that Aare Bashiru Fakorede’s recent actions, including his sudden insistence on a joint venture with land already sold to Saheed Ibile’s company, are born out of desperation. This same desperation has led to the demolition of Saheed Ibile’s property by elements within the police force, allegedly at the behest of Modupe Damazio Oni-Orisan and others. Now, Fakorede and Shakeerah are reportedly working tirelessly to implicate Dr. Saheed and his wife in this ongoing saga, falsely portraying them as aggressors.
These actions represent nothing more than desperate attempts to undermine a legitimate business deal and tarnish the reputation of a respected entrepreneur.
National
Tambuwal Assures PDP Will Reclaim Mandate in 2027 As Ramadan Aid Begins

Former governor of Sokoto State and current Senator, Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, has reaffirmed his party’s commitment to reclaiming power in 2027.
Speaking on Monday at the launch of a Ramadan aid distribution programme, Tambuwal assured supporters that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) would regain its “stolen mandate” in the next general elections.
The initiative, aimed at assisting fasting Muslims during Ramadan, will benefit 30,000 households across Sokoto State.
Tambuwal noted that this effort was in addition to food assistance programmes being carried out by PDP lawmakers at both state and federal levels.
“As you are aware, many people have lost their lives and are no longer with us. By His grace, we are here to witness another Ramadan and provide support to our people once again,” he said.
He expressed gratitude to party leaders and supporters for their commitment, stressing that the PDP remained united in Sokoto.
“We are one big, united family. We shall continue to work together towards reclaiming what has been taken away from us.
In the last elections, our mandate was forcefully stolen, but we are restrategising and reorganising. By the grace of Allah, we will reclaim it in 2027,” Tambuwal declared.
Sokoto State PDP chairman, Comrade Bello Goronyo, echoed similar sentiments, thanking party members for their loyalty.
He criticised the current government, attributing the economic hardships faced by Nigerians to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
“We urge the people of Sokoto and Nigerians at large to free themselves from the misgovernance of the APC in 2027,” Goronyo stated.
The PDP’s Ramadan assistance programme includes the distribution of thousands of bags of rice and other essential grains to youth and women-led organisations across the state.
Politics
Defection: El-Rufai Has Gone To Wilderness – Shehu Sani

Senator Shehu Sani has downplayed ex-governor Nasir El-Rufai’s defection from the All Progressives Congress (APC), saying the move won’t impact the ruling party’s fortune in the coming elections billed for 2027.
El-Rufai, the immediate past governor of Kaduna State on Monday left the APC, a party he was a founding member, and pitched his tent with the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in a move pundits believe will change the political texture of the country.
But Sani, who is also from Kaduna like El-Rufai, believes the former Minister of the FCT holds no political relevance.
“Well, first of all, for those of us from Kaduna State, it [his defection] is a good riddance because he stands as a liability to the party in the state,” the former Kaduna Central senator said on Monday’s edition of Channels Television’s Politics Today, citing the APC’s losses under El-Rufai.
“I can back this with facts. In 2015, APC had two senators. By 2023, all the senatorial zones were taken over by PDP. Out of the 14 House of Representatives seats in Kaduna State, by the time he left [office as governor], almost nine of the seats were won by PDP, two by the Labour Party, and then three by APC. With him as a governor, the APC also lost the presidential election in Kaduna State.”
El-Rufai had cited the party’s departure from progressive ideals as his reason for defection.
“At this point in my political journey, I have come to the conclusion that I must seek another political platform for the pursuit of the progressive values I cherish,” the former governor said.
The former FCT minister was a founding member of the ruling party. He was instrumental to APC’s victory in the 2015, 2019, and 2023 presidential elections. His relationship with the party, however, soured after he was not screened for a ministerial role.
But Sani, who recently returned to the APC, accused El-Rufai of destabilizing the party and believes his defection offers an opportunity for the APC to rebuild and come out stronger.
“So, you can see that by the time he left, already the party was an unpopular platform in the state. So his exit now is an opportunity,” the APC chieftain said.
“For the governor and party leaders of the state to embrace the people of the state and to reconfigure and reset the party towards the next election.”
National
EzekwesiliTo Akpabio: Step Aside For Probe Into Natasha’s Allegation

Oby Ezekwesili, former minister of education, has urged Senate President Godswill Akpabio to step aside until an investigation into Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s claims against him is concluded.
Akpoti-Uduaghan, senator representing Kogi central, had accused the senate president of sexually harassing her.
The allegation followed a heated argument between Akpabio and Akpoti-Uduaghan over seating arrangement.
Subsequently, the senate referred Akpoti-Uduaghan to the committee on ethics, privileges, and public petitions for disciplinary review.
The senator was thereafter suspended for six months.
In a statement on Monday, Ezekwesili demanded that Barau Jibrin, deputy senate president, should preside over a session tasked with conducting a swift and independent investigation into Akpoti-Uduaghan’s petition.
The former minister said the senate should reverse the suspension of the senator and retract all punitive measures imposed on her.
“The senate president steps aside, and the deputy senate president immediately convenes a session that rescinds the unconstitutional and illegal suspension of senator Akpoti-Uduaghan and reverses all punitive measures imposed on her so she resumes her duties as a duly elected senator representing her Kogi central constituency and gets the fair hearing due her within senate processes,” Ezekwesili wrote on X.
“Resolve and announce that a prompt independent investigation into the resubmitted petition by Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan is imperative and swiftly request ICPC to designate the Independent Investigation consistent with the ICPC Act which designates sexual harassment as one of the corrupt practices it can investigate and prosecute.”
Ezekwesili urged the senate to restructure its ethics committee in response to the allegation, harping on the need to appoint an independent investigator to thoroughly examine the matter.
“Reconstitute the senate ethics and privileges committee under a new chairperson with the mandate to commence a public hearing on the resubmitted petition on sexual harassment by the senate president Akpabio,” she said.
“The committee receives informed recommendations from the Independent Investigation by ICPC-appointed investigator and appearances/oral and written testimonies and evidences from the two parties to the matter — Senators Akpoti-Uduaghan and Akpabio respectively.”
She advised that the findings of the committee should be referred to the attorney-general of the federation for action.
“The senate in plenary receives the report findings and recommendations of the ethics committee, debates and refers the matter to the attorney general as may be appropriate,” she added.
“The senate and HoR partner with women in Nigeria groups and other relevant stakeholders like NBA and Nigeria police to launch a comprehensive diagnostic review of laws, regulations, policies and procedures that prevent SGBV and protect the rights of women in public and private spaces, identify existing barriers and gaps, develop and implement specific action plan on a fast track timeline.”