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”I dont just want them ousted, I want them ALL publicly shamed, hung From the gallows, incarcerated and treated like the absolute cancer that they are”- Rapper Ycee shares his wishes for the present APC administration in 2027
Nigerian rapper YCee has expressed strong dissatisfaction with the ruling All Progressives Congress. In a post shared on his X handle, the rapper said he hopes the party is voted out of power in 2027. He also used extreme language to convey his anger, calling for severe consequences for members of the party. The post has since sparked reactions online, with many debating the tone and intensity of his comments.
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”We are still waiting”- Iwobi Hopeful as Nigeria Awaits FIFA Decision on 2026 World Cup Fate
Super Eagles midfielder Alex Iwobi has expressed cautious optimism about Nigeria’s chances of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, saying the team is currently in a “waiting” phase. The Nigeria Football Federation has filed a petition with FIFA, challenging Nigeria’s playoff defeat to the Democratic Republic of Congo. The federation alleges that DR Congo fielded up to six ineligible players, citing issues around dual nationality laws. “I mean we’re still waiting, well hopefully we can go to the World Cup, but I feel it’s a tough one. It’s a tough one because winning AFCON is like… It’s a great…
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National Convention: APC drops Uzodimma as Chairman, appoints Masari
The All Progressives Congress has restructured the leadership of its 2026 National Convention Central Coordination Committee, appointing former Katsina State Governor Aminu Bello Masari as chairman. Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma, who was initially named chairman, has been reassigned as treasurer. The party also expanded the committee’s membership from 73 to 90 members to accommodate more stakeholders. Newly added members include Senator Barry Mpigi and other prominent APC figures. According to the party, the changes were made to reflect zoning considerations and other strategic needs ahead of the 2026 national convention.
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Murtala Muhammed’s Legacy Still Guides Public Service 50 Years On – Sanwo Olu
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has said the legacy of former Head of State Murtala Ramat Muhammed remains a moral guide for leaders, fifty years after his death. In a commemorative statement, Sanwo-Olu noted that although Muhammed’s time in office was brief, his leadership left a lasting mark defined by courage, discipline and decisive action. “Fifty years after the passing of General Murtala Muhammed, his example still weighs heavily on our sense of duty as public servants,” he said. The governor praised the late leader’s firm governance style and strong international posture. “He led with clarity and firmness. He expected…
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Nigeria is first country I felt 100% love – American streamer, Kai Cenat
Popular American streamer Kai Cenat has expressed a deep connection to Nigeria, saying it is the first country where he felt “100 per cent love.” Cenat made the remark during a courtesy visit to Babajide Sanwo-Olu at Lagos House, Marina. He said he returned to Nigeria to follow up on projects he initiated during his 2024 visit. “I love coming here. When I landed, the love was crazy. Nigeria is the first country I felt like 100 per cent love,” he said. During the meeting, Governor Sanwo-Olu highlighted youth empowerment and tourism initiatives by his administration, noting that the recent…
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I wish I could rewind – 2Face Admits Past Mistakes
Nigerian music icon 2Face Idibia has admitted that he made several mistakes in both his career and personal life. Speaking in a snippet from the Mic On podcast, the singer said he sometimes wishes he could turn back time to make better decisions. “There are so many things I wish I could rewind and do better… My thick-skin is weaker now,” he said, reflecting on moments when he felt overwhelmed. Addressing his reported altercation with his new wife, Natasha Osawaru, and his subsequent arrest in London in October 2025, the African Queen crooner admitted he was at fault. “I was…
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Electoral Act: ‘ADC dead on arrival; Obi can never be president’ — Fayose
Isaac Fayose, social commentator and brother of former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose, has expressed profound disappointment in Nigeria’s political future, describing the opposition as effectively “dead.” In a viral video shared on Instagram this Wednesday, Fayose warned that the country’s political and electoral systems have collapsed, leaving no room for a credible challenge to the ruling power. “Opposition is gone, ADC is dead on arrival. Peter Obi can never be president. Nobody can be president again unless they select you,” he declared, signaling a bleak outlook for upcoming election cycles. Fayose’s frustration follows the Senate’s recent rejection of mandatory…
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“If you’re renting in Lagos, don’t fix anything” — Actress Bolaji Ogunmola sparks debate over landlords in Lagos
Actress Bolaji Ogunmola has sparked a heated debate online after offering blunt advice to Lagos residents regarding the maintenance of their rented apartments. She warned tenants to stop spending large sums of money on major repairs and renovations, noting that such efforts are rarely rewarded by property owners. According to Ogunmola, many landlords respond to these improvements by either hiking the rent or threatening the tenants with eviction notices. She highlighted heartbreaking stories of people who fixed their homes beyond the original value of the rent, only to face “wickedness of the highest level” from their landlords. Supporting her stance,…
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Peter Obi Decries “National Failure” Following Kwara Massacre
Former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has issued a stinging condemnation of the recent massacre in Kwara State, describing the loss of life as a tragic reflection of Nigeria’s deepening security crisis. In a heartfelt statement shared on X (formerly Twitter) this Thursday, Obi expressed that he was “deeply saddened” by the reports of gunmen storming the Woro and Nuku communities, where approximately 150 people were reportedly killed. The former Anambra State governor extended his deepest condolences to the grieving families, as well as the government and the people of Kwara State who are currently mourning the victims of…
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Nigeria’s economy worse under Tinubu than Obasanjo, Jonathan — Olawepo-Hashim
PDP presidential hopeful Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim has launched a scathing critique of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s economic management, claiming Nigeria is now significantly weaker than under previous administrations. During an interview on Channels Television, he highlighted a stark decline in national productivity, noting that the economy has shrunk despite the country’s vast human and natural wealth. “GDP under Obasanjo was about $267 billion. Under Jonathan, it rose to over $574 billion in nominal terms. Today, under Tinubu, it has fallen to around $230 billion. This is a shocking regression,” he said. Olawepo-Hashim argued that the naira’s collapse is disconnected from…
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APC Accuses Makinde of Squandering N2.9 Billion on Oyo at 50 Anniversary
The Oyo State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has sparked controversy by accusing Governor Seyi Makinde of squandering N2.9 billion on the state’s recent 50th-anniversary celebrations. In a statement signed by Publicity Secretary Wasiu Olawale Sadare, the opposition party alleged that the governor heavily taxed local governments to fund the festivities. The APC specifically claimed that N90 million was deducted from the federal allocation of each of the 33 local government councils to finance the anniversary. Questioning the transparency of the spending, the party stated, “We have it on good authority that a sum of N90 million was…
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Lack of Schools Driving Child Marriage in the North — Emir Sanusi II
The 16th Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has blamed the rising rate of child marriage in Northern Nigeria on the lack of access to education and basic social infrastructure. Speaking on Channels Television on February 4, Sanusi said although Nigeria’s constitution guarantees every child the right to education, poor enforcement and the absence of schools—especially beyond primary level—have made the provision ineffective. He explained that many girls finish primary school as early as age 11, with no secondary schools, skills centres or support systems to engage them afterward. According to him, this leaves poor families acting out of fear…
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