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A man who asks what a woman brings to the table is not worthy to be a husband – Nigerian lady says
A Nigerian lady, Rashidah Suleiman, has stated that any man who asks what a woman brings to a relationship is unfit to be a husband. According to her, a man who poses such a question is not worthy of marriage.She shared her opinion in a post on Facebook See her post below;
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No school is allowed to increase school fees without our approval – Kano govt
The Kano State Government has barred private and voluntary schools from increasing tuition fees without official clearance. Special Adviser to Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf on Private and Voluntary Institutions, Baba Abubakar Umar, announced the directive at a press briefing, stressing that “no school is allowed to increase fees without receiving formal approval from this board, no matter how big that school is.” According to Umar, any proposed fee adjustment must first be discussed at a Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) meeting involving parents, teachers, government officials, and state PTA representatives. The decision must secure a two-thirds majority and later be approved by…
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Natasha: It is an aberration. Senate should be symbol of democracy, not dictatorship – Laolu Akande
Laolu Akande, former spokesman to ex-Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has condemned the Senate leadership for blocking Kogi lawmaker Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan from resuming her duties after serving a six-month suspension. Speaking on Channels Television, Akande described the action as “simply outrageous,” warning that it had gone beyond a personal dispute between Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Senator Natasha. He argued that the refusal to allow her return undermines the Senate’s standing as a democratic institution, stressing that no group of senators has the constitutional power to override the mandate freely given by voters. “After the upper chamber of the National Assembly…
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”This government is duty-bound to protect the moral integrity of our society” – Governor Yusuf moves to criminalise same-sex marriage and ‘immoral practices’ in Kano
Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, has approved the transmission of a bill to the State House of Assembly seeking to ban same-sex marriage and other practices the government deems immoral. The approval was given during the 31st Executive Council meeting in Kwankwasiyya City, according to a statement from the governor’s spokesperson, Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa. Governor Yusuf emphasized that his administration will not compromise on Islamic values, cultural norms, or the teachings of the state’s heritage. He explained that the bill specifically targets same-sex marriage as well as practices locally known as Madugo and Liwadi, which are considered forbidden.…
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In no time, we are going to witness a country where there is 24/7 uninterrupted power supply – Minister of Power, Adelabu
The Federal Government has reassured Nigerians that an uninterrupted electricity supply is on the horizon. Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, gave the assurance in Abuja at the inauguration of two blocks housing five training workshops and a 104-room hostel at the National Power Training Institute of Nigeria (NAPTIN). “In no time, we are going to witness a country where there is 24/7 uninterrupted power supply. This is possible, and we have certainly seen the signs,” Adelabu declared. He further noted that government interventions in the power sector were beginning to yield tangible results, citing the country’s recent achievement of its…
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“No Nollywood Actress Can Afford a G-Wagon from Acting Alone” – Actor, Yemi Solade
Nollywood veteran, Yemi Solade, has stirred conversations again with a bold claim about the realities of the film industry. In a recent chat on the Honest Bunch podcast, Solade argued that none of his female colleagues could realistically afford a luxury ride like the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, popularly known as the G-Wagon, strictly from acting. According to him, the earnings from Nollywood are not nearly enough to fund such extravagant purchases. “It is possible from producing but not from acting, except they have side hustle, because how much are they going to pay you for acting, 50 million?” he quizzed. The…
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Why I can’t commit to one woman – Young Jonn
Nigerian singer Young Jonn has opened up about his relationship status, saying he isn’t ready to commit to one woman at the moment. Speaking on the Way Up podcast with Angela Yee, the Dada crooner explained that he currently prefers platonic connections, as he is not in a phase where he can fully invest in a serious relationship. His comments come after reports that his relationship with Davido’s cousin, Adenike Adeleke (aka Nikos Living), ended in August 2025, following months of speculation fueled by their social media posts earlier in the year. “Everybody loves love. I mean, love is wonderful.…
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No leader should be followed if they do not know where they are going – Pastor Paul Enenche
The Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr. Paul Enenche, has emphasized that leadership goes beyond titles, noting that people only follow leaders who provide genuine direction. He made the remark while delivering the keynote address at the Uganda Leadership and Economic Summit in Kampala. Speaking on the theme “The Art of Leadership,” Enenche said true leadership requires being connected to the people, taking responsibility for their challenges, mobilizing resources for their well-being, strengthening systems and structures, and driving human development. He said: “True leadership is measured not only by titles held but by exemplary lives lived, lives that…
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Insecurity: Ignore calls to sack service chiefs – Ndume tells President Tinubu
Former Senate Leader Ali Ndume has urged President Bola Tinubu to ignore calls for the dismissal of Service Chiefs, describing the allegations against them by the Northern Ethnic National Forum as baseless and politically motivated. Instead of sackings, Ndume recommended a “TEAM approach”, focusing on Training, Equipment, Ammunition, and Motivation, to strengthen the Armed Forces in tackling terrorism and banditry. He also raised concerns about poor soldier welfare, noting that a private earns around ₦100,000 monthly with a ₦5,000 daily allowance, which he deemed inadequate. Ndume stressed that boosting morale through better pay and welfare should be a government priority.…
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FG revokes 5% excise duty on Telecom services
The Federal Government has scrapped the 5% excise duty on telecommunications services, a decision aimed at reducing cost burdens for millions of mobile users. The levy, which covered both voice and data services, was introduced under former President Muhammadu Buhari but faced strong opposition from industry stakeholders and consumer groups. According to Aminu Maida, Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), President Tinubu ordered the removal of the tax during deliberations on the newly enacted Finance Act. The move is expected to provide relief to Nigeria’s over 171 million active telecom subscribers, who have already been grappling with…
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National Grid collapse: Peter Obi reminds President Tinubu of his promise to not seek a second term if he fails to solve power issues in his first term
Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has reminded President Bola Tinubu of his campaign pledge not to seek re-election if he failed to fix Nigeria’s power challenges within his first term. In a post on X, Obi criticized the APC-led government for overseeing more grid collapses and power outages than any administration in Nigeria’s history, despite billions of dollars spent on the sector. He noted that while countries like Vietnam, Egypt, and Indonesia have significantly expanded power generation, Nigeria has barely moved from 4,500MW to 5,000MW. Obi argued that generating at least 10,000MW could boost Nigeria’s GDP by 50%, drive industrial…
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PVC only legitimate weapon in politics, not violence — Kebbi Gov, Idris
Kebbi State Governor, Nasir Idris, has stressed that Permanent Voter’s Cards (PVCs), not violence, are the true weapon in politics. Speaking at the commissioning of the APC secretariat in Augie LGA, he urged citizens to take part in the ongoing voter registration. He clarified that his earlier reference to “war” meant a political contest to be fought with PVCs. Idris condemned recent cases of political violence in the state, warning that his administration would not tolerate thuggery. He reaffirmed Kebbi’s reputation for peace and vowed to maintain it.
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