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‘Why so secretive?’: Priyank Kharge questions RSS over NGO status amid Chittapur march row
ChatGPT said: Karnataka IT and BT Minister Priyank Kharge has reignited a political debate by questioning why the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)—which calls itself the world’s largest volunteer organisation—has not been registered as a non-governmental organisation (NGO) under Indian law. His comments, made on Monday, come amid an ongoing controversy surrounding the RSS’s proposed route march in Chittapur, his home constituency…
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‘Very Amateurish’ — Adamu Garba Criticizes Nigerian Government’s Response to Trump’s Threat
Former APC presidential aspirant Adamu Garba has criticized the Nigerian government’s handling of US President Donald Trump’s claims of Christian persecution in Nigeria and his threat of possible military action. Speaking on Trust TV’s Daily Politics on Wednesday, Garba described the government’s response as “very amateurish,” highlighting a lack of coordinated communication on an issue…
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Bengal SIR: Name missing from 2002 electoral roll? Here’s what to do next
The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls began in West Bengal on Tuesday, marking an important step by the Election Commission of India (ECI) to verify and update the voter database in 12 states and Union territories. The SIR, which was earlier conducted in Bihar, is now entering its second phase, covering some of the most electorally significant regions of the…
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Ex-COAS Dambazau Warns US May Be Planning Military Base in Nigeria
Former Chief of Army Staff and ex-Minister of Interior, Lt. Gen. AbdulRahman Dambazau (retd.), has raised concerns that the United States might be planning to establish a military base in Nigeria. Speaking in Abuja at the 7th Annual Lecture of the Just Friends Club of Nigeria, Dambazau suggested that recent remarks by some US politicians…
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Scare on Varanasi–Mumbai Akasa Air Flight as Passenger Tries to Open Emergency Exit; Arrested
A major security scare unfolded aboard an Akasa Air flight from Varanasi to Mumbai on Monday evening after a passenger allegedly attempted to open one of the aircraft’s emergency exit doors before takeoff. The incident, which took place on flight QP 1497, caused alarm among passengers and crew and led to an immediate security response before…
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Yemi Alade Explains Why She Hasn’t Collaborated with Tiwa Savage
Afrobeats star Yemi Alade has addressed long-standing speculation about a potential collaboration with fellow singer Tiwa Savage. Speaking on the With Chude podcast, Alade highlighted her support for female collaborations, referencing previous partnerships with artists like Omawumi, Waje, Seyi Shay, and Ghana’s MzVee, with whom she worked on the track “Come and See My Mother.”…
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Terry G: ‘I Serve the Devil; He Made Me Popular’
Singer Terry G, born Gabriel Oche Amanyi, has attributed his breakthrough and success in the music industry to the devil, while also addressing viral rumors of his death. The self-styled “Akpako Master” responded to the false reports in a now-deleted Instagram video, speaking in Pidgin English to reassure fans and well-wishers. He revealed that his…
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PDP North-Central Stakeholders Reject Alleged Suspension of Damagun
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the North-Central Zone has distanced itself from the reported suspension of the party’s National Chairman, Malam Umar Damagun, by the faction led by Sen. Anyanwu. The group also rejected the appointment of Abdulrahman Mohammed as the new acting National Chairman. Speaking after a meeting in Abuja on Tuesday, Francis…
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How to Make More Money from Your Investment (Part 1)
A reader invests in shares and reinvests the dividends to buy more shares but wants to know how to make more money with those dividends. Key Points: Takeaway:Don’t just “compound” by reinvesting dividends in the same shares. Instead, diversify your returns to protect against risk and create multiple income streams.
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Farmers in Zamfara and Sokoto Call for Increased Security Amid Bumper Harvests
Farmers in Zamfara and Sokoto States are urging the Federal Government to deploy additional security personnel to protect them from bandits, whose attacks and extortion demands are disrupting harvests. Key points from Zamfara: Key points from Sokoto: Overall observations:
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