Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, the suspended senator from Kogi Central, has denied the accusations leveled by Sandra Duru, who accused Godswill Akpabio of sexual harassment. Natasha was implicated after Duru, a prominent American activist and media figure, made damning evidence public. Amid growing controversy surrounding Natasha’s latest accusations against Akpabio, the live stream, which lasted one hour … Read more
The fourth meeting between the US and Iran to discuss the nuclear deal was never officially announced, according to the US Department of State. It was anticipated that the two sides would meet again this coming weekend, following last week’s third meeting in Muscat, the capital of Oman. In a post on X, Iran’s foreign … Read more
During Friday’s Renewed Hope Initiative empowerment workshop in Port Harcourt, a group of women from Rivers State staged a walkout. The interruption happened right before retired Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas’s wife, Mrs. Theresa Ibas, was set to speak at the event. Ibas is the state’s sole administrator. As a delegate for Senator Oluremi Tinubu, the … Read more
Thirteen people will now serve on the US Religious Liberty Commission, according to President Trump’s appointment. As part of Thursday’s National Day of Prayer ceremony, Trump established the panel by signing an executive order at the White House. Protecting and advancing religious freedom, a fundamental American value, is the duty of the organization. President Obama … Read more
Fear, intimidation, or betrayal will not prevail in Nigeria, according to President Bola Tinubu. On Friday, Tinubu visited frontline troops in Katsina State to bolster morale. He emphasized that Nigeria will not be defeated by anyone who tries to undermine her resolve, whether they are internal collaborators or external enemies. Nigeria will not budge, he … Read more
As a form of protest against the hefty fines levied by various government agencies, Meta may suspend its Instagram and Facebook services in Nigeria. Following regulatory demands that Meta deemed as “unrealistic,” the tech giant was sentenced to pay fines totaling over $300 million in Africa’s most populated nation. Allegedly engaging in exploitative and discriminatory … Read more
On Wednesday, the Edo State Government made public the demolition of two structures in the state that were allegedly utilized for cult-related operations and kidnappings. One of the structures, according to the state governor Monday Okpebholo, who oversaw their demolition, allegedly belonged to an infamous cult group responsible for recent murders in Benin City. This … Read more
In an effort to increase enrollment in high-quality four-year institutions, the federal government has granted operational licenses to eleven previously authorized private colleges. During Wednesday’s presenting event in Abuja, Minister of Education Tunji Alausa said that the National Universities Commission (NUC) has to approve the granting of licenses. The following universities have recently been granted … Read more
The claims that President Bola Tinubu is utilizing the commission to go after opposition party members have been denied by Ola Olukoyede, the head of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). During an interview on Wednesday’s Politics Today on Channels Television, Olukoyede made this assertion. He called the President’s actions “the good work he … Read more
Samsudeen Apelogun, national president of ACOMORAN (Nigerian Amalgamated Commercial Tricycle and Motorcycle Owners, Repairs and Riders Association), has called on all members of the organization to earn a diploma or degree that meets the country’s minimal requirement. In order to change how the public views the association and its members, this action is required, according … Read more