Category: Nigeria news
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Phyna Slams Nigerian Police Over Road Stop: “This Is Unacceptable”
Reality TV star Phyna has criticized the Nigerian Police following a road stop, calling the incident “wrong and unacceptable.” During the encounter, Phyna questioned the legitimacy of the stop, insisting that officers should follow proper procedures and park correctly before conducting vehicle checks. She also advised her driver to remain calm and avoid confrontation while
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“Are Black African Countries Cursed?” – VDM Questions Development Gaps Across Africa
Controversial commentator VeryDarkMan (VDM) has ignited heated discussions online after questioning why many Black African nations lag in development compared to others on the continent. Reflecting on his travels, VDM highlighted disparities in infrastructure, governance, and investment. He asked: “Are African countries with Black skin cursed? Look at Morocco, Algeria, Egypt… Why is Black Africa
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“My Father Made Me Take DNA Tests to Clear All Doubts” – Davido Reveals
Afrobeats superstar Davido (David Adeleke) has opened up about his family’s strict approach to paternity matters, revealing that it was his billionaire father, Dr. Adedeji Adeleke, who insisted he take multiple DNA tests to confirm his connection to teenager Anu Adeleke. Speaking in response to a fan praising the Adeleke family on X (formerly Twitter)
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“The Death Arrow Came From a Prophet” – 2025 Prophecy About Omije Ojumi Goes Viral
A 2025 prophecy about late gospel singer Bunmi Akinnaanu, popularly known as Omije Ojumi, has resurfaced online following her death from a prolonged illness, sparking widespread discussions on social media. In the prophetic video, identified prophet Yinka Omole claimed that Omije Ojumi’s illness was spiritual in nature and could not be cured medically. Omole alleged
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Peter Obi Slams $9 Million US Lobbying Deal as “National Disgrace”
Former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has condemned reports that the Federal Government approved a $9 million contract for lobbying services in the United States, calling it a “national disgrace.” In a statement on his verified X account on Friday, Obi criticized the expenditure as a reflection of Nigeria’s wasteful spending and poor leadership
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Supreme Court Upholds Forfeiture of Sule Lamido’s Son’s $40,000
Aminu Sule Lamido, son of former Jigawa Governor Sule Lamido, has lost his appeal at the Supreme Court challenging the forfeiture of $40,000 to the Federal Government. The five-member panel, led by Justice John Inyang Okoro, dismissed the case as lacking merit, affirming previous judgments by the Federal High Court and the Court of Appeal.
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Nigeria Must Build Border Wall, Deploy Technology to Curb Terrorism – Defence Minister
Nigeria’s Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa, has renewed his call for the construction of a border wall and the use of modern surveillance technology to prevent terrorists, bandits, and transnational criminals from entering the country. Speaking in an interview with BBC Hausa, Musa highlighted the porosity of Nigeria’s borders as a major factor allowing armed
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NEC Launches Initiatives to Boost Non-Oil Revenue, Sets Up Legacy Projects Committee
The National Economic Council (NEC) has announced measures to strengthen Nigeria’s non-oil revenue base and advance key infrastructure projects under the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Speaking during NEC’s 156th meeting, Vice President and Council Chairman Kashim Shettima emphasized the urgency of diversifying Nigeria’s economy away from oil dependency. He highlighted the growth of
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Plateau Imam Who Sheltered 262 Christians Passes Away
Abubakar Abdullahi, the revered Imam of Nghar village in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area, Plateau State, who famously protected 262 Christians during violent communal clashes, has died at the age of 90. His son, Saleh Abubakar, confirmed to Daily Trust that the cleric passed away on Thursday night at the Plateau Specialist Hospital in Jos,
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Nigerian Government Inaugurates Committees to Resolve Health Sector Disputes
The Federal Government of Nigeria has inaugurated two high-level ministerial committees to address long-standing disputes in the health sector, including excessive work hours, locum engagement practices, and residency training certification issues. The announcement was made in a statement by Mr. Alaba Balogun, Director of Information and Public Relations at the Federal Ministry of Health and
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