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“Fighting for Nnamdi Kanu’s freedom denied me many benefits” — Aguocha
Rep member Obi Aguocha has said he is facing personal and political setbacks due to his persistent calls for the release of IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu. He revealed that his stance has led to negative profiling but insisted he has no regrets. “I know what I have lost… but I don’t regret it,” he said. Aguocha also criticised some Igbo leaders for avoiding the issue and urged greater unity, citing the coordinated efforts that secured Sunday Igboho’s release. He, however, commended Abia State Governor Alex Otti for efforts to mobilise support, while also taking a swipe at Deputy Speaker Benjamin…
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“Give Me Money, Delete Me from Social Media” — Mercy Eke on Fame
BBNaija winner Mercy Eke has said she values money far more than fame. In an interview, she described fame without wealth as meaningless, adding that she would willingly give up her public presence for the right price. “I would trade my fame for $2 billion… give me money and delete me,” she said. Eke noted that financial security would allow her live comfortably with her family, stressing that she doesn’t care much about staying in the spotlight.
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“We Will Resist This One-Party Agenda, Tinubu wants to become Paul Biya” — ADC Chieftain, Eze Chukwuemeka
ADC chieftain Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze has criticised President Bola Tinubu’s administration, describing the country’s current direction as “unfortunate” and warning against an alleged move toward a one-party system. In a statement, Eze accused the government of interfering in opposition parties to weaken them ahead of the 2027 elections, insisting such efforts would be resisted. “It is sad… after all we sacrificed to bring APC to power,” he said. He commended ADC supporters for ongoing protests and urged Nigerians to sustain pressure for free and credible elections. Eze also called on citizens to unite against what he described as hardship…
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“Insecurity Will End After 2027 Elections” — Akpabio Blames Rising Violence on Politics
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has linked Nigeria’s rising insecurity to the build-up to the 2027 elections, alleging that it is being sponsored by political actors. Speaking at the commissioning of the Nigerian Revenue Service headquarters in Abuja, Akpabio said the violence is driven by opponents of President Bola Tinubu. “Insecurity is increasing because elections are coming… immediately after the election, it will stop,” he said. He also mocked the opposition, referencing Peter Obi’s move to another platform, and described the opposition as being in disarray. Akpabio urged Nigerians to remain patient with the current administration, while commending tax boss Zacch…
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“History Will Judge Us by What We Build” — Tinubu
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has said Nigeria’s future will depend on concrete actions, strong institutions, and sustained discipline rather than mere rhetoric. Speaking at the commissioning of the newly completed NRS building, the president stressed the need for consistency, courage, and collective effort in driving national development. “History will not judge us by what we said but by what we build,” he said. Tinubu added that national renewal requires deliberate choices and unity, noting that progress will be shaped by the actions of both leaders and citizens.
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“Prove It or Take It Down” — VeryDarkMan Denies Meeting Police Chief
A fresh controversy has emerged following claims that social media critic VeryDarkMan held a private meeting with senior police officials in Abuja. The allegation, published by Sahara Reporters and linked to activist Omoyele Sowore, has sparked debate and calls for clarification. VeryDarkMan has denied the claim, challenging those behind it to provide evidence. “If you can prove that I met with the Inspector General of Police, I’ll delete my social media accounts,” he said. He further demanded that the report be withdrawn if no proof is provided, insisting that his integrity remains intact. As of now, no additional evidence has…
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“Life Is Not a Nigerian Movie, nothing will happen to that lady who took your man” — Coach Advises Women
Cameroonian broadcaster and life coach Leonard Bruce, known as Mr Behyia, has advised women to focus on healing and moving on when their partners leave them. He noted that real life doesn’t always deliver the kind of justice seen in movies, urging women not to expect revenge or dramatic outcomes but to prioritise their well-being instead.
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“2027 Election Is Just a Formality” — Reno Omokri Predicts Tinubu’s Victory
Nigeria’s ambassador to Mexico, Reno Omokri, has said the 2027 presidential election will be a formality if President Bola Tinubu remains alive. In a post on X, Omokri expressed confidence that Tinubu would secure a decisive victory, citing the large crowd that welcomed him during a recent visit to Bayelsa State He wrote: “Bayelsa was created on Tuesday, October 1, 1996, and since that date, Bayelsans have rarely seen the kind of crowd that trooped out yesterday for President Tinubu. “Maybe this happened under President Jonathan, who is a native of Bayelsa; however, the crowd was massive, active, and supportive.…
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“Nigerians Don’t Support Celebrity Businesses” — Laura Ikeji
Celebrity entrepreneur Laura Ikeji Kanu has said many Nigerian celebrity-owned businesses fail due to lack of support. According to her, while fans celebrate celebrities’ music and lifestyle, they rarely buy from their brands, leading to declining sales and eventual shutdowns. She also noted that even fellow celebrities don’t patronise each other, and investors are often hesitant due to concerns about financial discipline. Laura added that perceptions of high pricing and luxury lifestyles further discourage buyers, urging Nigerians to support businesses owned by celebrities they admire.
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“Tinubu Should Resign” — VDM Reacts to Killing of Army Generals
Social media critic Martins Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has reacted to the killings of three Nigerian Army Brigadier-Generals by terrorists between 2021 and now. The officers, Dzarma Zirkushu (2021), Musa Uba (2025), and O. Braimah (2026), were all killed in separate attacks in Borno State. In a video posted on Facebook, VDM expressed concern over the worsening security situation and called on President Bola Tinubu to resign He said, “From 2021 till now, we have lost three Brigadier-General trying to protect our lives. All they know how to do is to drop press statements after the incident. “We…
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“APC Will Rule for 100 Years” — Yobe Chairman Expresses Confidence
Yobe State APC Chairman, Muhammad Gadaka, has said the party is poised to remain in power for the next 100 years. Speaking at the Yobe Leadership and Innovation Summit in Damaturu, Gadaka expressed confidence in the party’s policies and long-term vision, describing them as strong enough to sustain its dominance across all levels of government. He added that achieving meaningful national development requires continuity, noting that the APC intends to maintain governance at the federal, state, and local levels for decades. “The vision of our party is to improve the lives of Nigerians and make Nigeria a great country. This…
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“He Tried to Remove Me” — Gov Yusuf Accuses Ex-Deputy of Power Plot
Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf has accused his former deputy, Aminu Abdussalam, of attempting to unseat him and take over power. Speaking at the Government House, Yusuf claimed the former deputy’s actions were part of a failed plot against his administration. “Whatever pushed him… was an effort to depose me and occupy the seat, but God did not permit it,” he said. The governor also noted he had not seen Abdussalam’s resignation letter and insisted no wrongdoing from his administration warranted the move. He further questioned how the former deputy was treated within the Kwankwasiyya Movement, suggesting he may…
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