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Wike/Fubara, NNPC/Dangote: There are 6 crisis in Nigeria that only God can resolve – Shehu Sani
Former Kaduna Central Senator, Shehu Sani, on Friday highlighted six crises in Nigeria that he believes only God can resolve. Sani pointed to the conflict between Rivers State Governor, Sim Fubara, and the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, as one that requires divine intervention. He also mentioned the Kano Emirate crisis involving Emir Muhammad Sanusi and the Ado Bayero family. In a post on X, the former senator further noted that the internal conflict within the Peoples Democratic Party is another issue only God can address. He wrote: “Top 6 crisis in Nigeria that are left for…
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More hardship coming, Nigerians will revolt over economic blackout’ – Primate Ayodele
The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, warned on Friday that 2025 will bring increased hardship. He indicated that an economic downturn could lead to public unrest against the Nigerian government. In a statement from his media aide, Osho Oluwatosin, Primate Ayodele emphasized that the government has failed to address the ongoing difficulties faced by citizens. He pointed out that while Nigerians are currently suffering, adding that the situation will worsen next year unless the government takes appropriate action. He also stated that refineries will not resolve Nigeria’s issues, as they will face significant challenges. “As it…
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Prioritize having kids over marriage for career success – Laide Bakare advises ladies
Nollywood actress Laide Bakare has encouraged career-driven women to prioritize having children over getting married. In an interview with Nollywood On Radio, Bakare shared her views on achieving long-term career success, stating that marriage is not a prerequisite for starting a family, drawing from her personal experience. “If you are aspiring to be a successful superstar as a young girl, I would advise you to get married and have kids early so that you can have the rest of your years to push your career because the family area is very important. “I know getting married early may lead to…
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Your relationship should not define your happiness – Police Spokesperson tells women
FCT Police Command spokesperson, SP Josephine Adeh, has advised women not to let their happiness be defined by relationships. She shared this advice after receiving a call from a distressed woman contemplating suicide due to relationship problems. In her post, Adeh urged women to stop relying on others for happiness, emphasizing that true happiness comes from within. She shared this in a post on Social Media See her post below;
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Who can explain the economic theories currently at play in Nigeria to me, please? – Joe Abah asks as fuel prices increase
Dr. Joe Abah, former Director-General of the Bureau of Public Service Reforms, has questioned whether anyone can explain the economic theories being applied by the Federal Government. He raised this inquiry on his X account, expressing frustration with the current state of the nation. See his post below;
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Repent or we send you back to your creator – Matawalle tells Bandit Informants
Minister of State for Defence, Alhaji Bello Matawalle, has issued a stern warning to bandits’ informants, urging them to repent or face severe consequences. According to Daily Trust, Matawalle delivered this warning during an assessment visit to Gundumi village, as well as Isa and Sabon Birni local government areas in Sokoto State, on Thursday, October 10. “This place used to be lively with a lot of business activities. I assure you it will bounce back. We are going to cite a military base here. But you must fear God. Those who have been calling and informing bandits about the movement…
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People should be angry and protest against Politicians – Rotimi Amaechi laments current state of the Nation
Former Rivers State Governor and current Minister Rotimi Amaechi has voiced deep dissatisfaction with the current situation in Nigeria, calling on citizens to protest against the government over widespread hunger and economic hardship. Amaechi, addressing the nation’s increasing challenges, argued that elections should not have been held given the severe difficulties many Nigerians are experiencing. He said Nigerians should be angry and protest against politicians “People should be angry and protest against politicians. They should also say elections shouldn’t be held because the rate of hunger now is high. If people like us can’t afford diesel, then imagine how other…
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We are not responsible for the Fuel hike – FG
The Federal Government has denied responsibility for the recent increase in petrol prices. On October 9, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) raised fuel prices, with Abuja reaching N1,030 per liter, Lagos at N998, and other regions seeing similar hikes. This sparked public outcry, with many urging President Bola Tinubu to reverse the price increase. However, Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, clarified that the government is not responsible for the hike. He explained that NNPCL made the decision independently due to industry conditions and the end of the fuel subsidy in May 2023. With the removal…
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Fuel Hike: Everybody waiting for everyone to start protest – Adeyanju slams Nigerians
Lawyer and activist Deji Adeyanju has criticized Nigerians for their response to the recent rise in petrol prices. On the same day, it was announced that the NNPC had raised the pump price of petrol from N868 to N1,031 at its outlets in Abuja. Criticizing the silence he wrote on X Fuel is now N1,030 but nobody want to chase clout by protesting. Everybody waiting for everyone to start protest.
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Seek permission before using National Anthem – FG tells Nigerians
The Federal Government has advised Nigerians to seek permission before using the national anthem to prevent misinterpretation. In a statement on October 8, Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu, Director General of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), emphasized that the agency must be consulted before the anthem is sung or its lyrics used, although he did not specify the exact contexts for this permission. He highlighted the NOA’s role in protecting national symbols and clarified that the Nigerian flag consists of green and white, specifically in the shade of Emerald 2.0. Issa-Onilu also noted that previous administrations focused on infrastructure at the expense…
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Burna Boy vs Speed Darlington: ”Everything na cruise and jokes until hand touch you” – Paul Okoye
Following rapper, Speed Darlington’s recent arrest by Burna Boy, singer Paul Okoye, also known as Rudeboy, shared his views on Instagram. Rudeboy pointed out the distinction between “freedom of speech” and “freedom of data.” He expressed that people often cry oppression when someone responds decisively to things said or done in the name of “cruise and jokes.” See his post below;
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People should place love for their country above financial gains. Brain drain is a problem – Akpabio tells Nigerians with ‘japa’ plans
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has urged Nigerians to prioritize their love for the nation over financial gain, expressing concern about the increasing trend of mass migration, especially among skilled professionals. Akpabio made these remarks on Tuesday, October 8, during a Senate session while addressing a motion on the rising emigration of Nigerians. He acknowledged that poor working conditions often drive citizens to seek better opportunities abroad but emphasized that patriotism should come first. Akpabio highlighted the exodus of Nigerian health professionals to countries like the United States and noted that the education sector is also struggling with staff shortages, affecting…
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