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Ikwechegh’s Verdict: Hon. Alex Ikwechegh to Review Explosive New Book on 2023 Election

Ikwechegh’s Verdict: Hon. Alex Ikwechegh to Review Explosive New Book on 2023 Election

The New Book Insists Tinubu's 2023 Victory Was Credible, Transparent, and Well-Deserved A new book titled "Personal Reflection on 2023 Presidential Election: Bola Ahmed Tinubu—A Well-Deserved Victory" provides an in-depth analysis of the 2023 presidential election in Nigeria, concluding that Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu's victory was credible, transparent, and well-deserved. Written by John Ulu Jr., a renowned media consultant and author, the book offers an honest and critical analysis of the entire event. According to the book, Tinubu won the election fairly, with the process that produced him confirmed as credible and transparent by national and international election monitoring groups.…
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Gov. Alex Otti Invites Traders To Abia State, Promises Enhanced Security, Conducive Business Environment

Gov. Alex Otti Invites Traders To Abia State, Promises Enhanced Security, Conducive Business Environment

https://youtu.be/CqbjrbWDyEQ?si=yEE1qoPXkIG0kYR0 Governor Alex Chioma Otti OFR has assured leaders and traders of Alaba International Markets, Oyinbo, Ladipo, and United Market Leaders and Traders Association of Nigeria of adequate security measures, a business-friendly atmosphere, and a conducive environment to invest and do business in Abia State. Through his Special Adviser on Trade, Commerce, and Industry, Chief Nwaka Inem, Governor Otti expressed his administration's readiness to create physical infrastructural development and facilities that will serve as a one-stop business hub for investors and traders. Chief Inem emphasized the state government's commitment to providing a conducive environment for businesses, highlighting initiatives such as…
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Ohafia L.G.A Chairmanship: Meet Labour Party Retinue Of Aspirants: The Okamu Question, Part 1

Ohafia L.G.A Chairmanship: Meet Labour Party Retinue Of Aspirants: The Okamu Question, Part 1

As the Ohafia Local Government chairmanship race heats up, the ruling Labour Party in Abia State is grappling with the crucial decision of selecting the ideal candidate for the position. Amidst the intense politicking, a strong advocacy has emerged, urging the party to consider Okamu Ward in Ohafia South for the coveted seat. The clarion call is rooted in the principles of equity, fairness, and balance for progress, as Okamu Ward has never produced an elected chairman of the local government, while other wards have repeatedly held the position. This move is seen as a strategic effort to promote inclusivity…
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The Souls of Victims of Insecurity, Kidnap For Ransom shall stand in Judgment against us. – Prof Chris Nwaokobia Jnr.

The Souls of Victims of Insecurity, Kidnap For Ransom shall stand in Judgment against us. – Prof Chris Nwaokobia Jnr.

My Late Younger Sister; The 14 Year Old Son of The Judge in Kaduna; And The Many Victims of the Pervasive Kidnap For Ransom Business Shall Stand in Judgment Against Nigeria And The Political Class. - Prof Chris Mustapha Nwaokobia Jnr. I woke up with tears in my eyes and characteristic with the dictate of my soul, I proceeded to process the impious State of national security, the Politics of it, and the lame albeit draconic platitudes of the operators of State. The alleged heartrending murder yesterday of the 14 years old son of the Kaduna Judge who was kidnapped…
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That Remarkable OBIDIENT-FOR-Ai SYMPOSIUM. Where WOW Is Understatement.

That Remarkable OBIDIENT-FOR-Ai SYMPOSIUM. Where WOW Is Understatement.

The Good Governance Advocacy Group called Obidients for Ai (Asue Ighodalo) held a massive symposium in Benin City on 15th June 2024. The theme of the Symposium was Obidients For An Edo That Works For All: The Asue Ighodalo Phenomenon. The hugely successful symposium has come and gone but its significance and impact will for long be remembered. Just how well did it go? This advocacy group that has announced its presence and seriousness with unmistakable billboards and massive presence in orthodox Press and Social Media added an intellectual feather to their cap that Saturday. The venue in a serene…
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No extension – Telcos speak on NIN-SIM linkage deadline in Nigeria

No extension – Telcos speak on NIN-SIM linkage deadline in Nigeria

Telecommunications companies say no extension exists for the National Identity Number and Subscribers Identification Module linkage deadline. Gbenga Adebayo, Chairman of the Association of Licensed Telecoms Operators of Nigeria, disclosed this in an exclusive interview with DAILY POST on Thursday. He noted that Telcos have a regulatory directive from the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, to withdraw services from subscribers without NIN-SIM. “There won’t be an extension. We have regulatory directives to withdraw service from subscribers whose NINs are not linked to their SIM. And we are doing exactly that. So, there is no extension; we are unaware of any extension”,…
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Ten unlicensed currency dealers have been apprehended by Edo State police.

Ten unlicensed currency dealers have been apprehended by Edo State police.

Ten unlicensed forex operators, or Bureau de Change, have been taken into custody by Edo State Police Command agents. Funsho Adeboye, the command's commissioner of police, revealed this to reporters on Thursday in Benin City. He said, "We apprehended ten forex hawkers, or individuals who engage in the illicit trade of foreign currencies. They have been exposed for engaging in illicit foreign exchange transactions. "We didn't interfere with our legitimately operating Bureau De Change operators. We only detain people who peddle foreign exchange," he declared. Adeboye stated that it was shameful for the nation that, in the twenty-first century, we…
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People block highway between Abuja and Kaduna as bandits attack the Kaduna town.

People block highway between Abuja and Kaduna as bandits attack the Kaduna town.

Following an attack by armed bandits on their village, people from Goningora in Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna State blocked the Abuja-Kaduna highway on Thursday. The unscrupulous robbers attacked the community on Wednesday night, killing at least two people and taking seven others hostage. Residents were upset about what was going on and took to the streets on Thursday morning, stopping the busy highway between Abuja and Kaduna. The change has made the road very crowded, leaving many drivers and tourists stuck. In just seven days, troops killed Boderi Isyaku, a notorious bandit leader, and some of his fighters…
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“How I used a hookup app to trick and kill seven women for money” – Suspects

“How I used a hookup app to trick and kill seven women for money” – Suspects

Adebayo Olamide Azeez, a man who is accused of killing seven women for ritual reasons, told police on Thursday how he used the dating app "MyChat" to trick them into dying too soon. Azeez, who is 32 years old, admitted that he was part of a gang that killed women and sold their body parts for rituals. The following people were arrested and put on display by the Ogun State Police Command: Moses Abidemi Awuraji, Oluwo Samuel Monday, Peter Oluwalolese, Jamiu Yusuf, Akinwunmi Ifatosin, Sherifff Agbai, and Osojieahen Alioneitouria. All of them were taken on charges that they killed Sulaimon…
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Economic Hardship:  High attendance as NLC begins protest in Abuja

Economic Hardship:  High attendance as NLC begins protest in Abuja

The Nigeria Labour Congress, or NLC, has called a statewide demonstration over the high cost of living in the nation on February 27 and 28, and it has started in Abuja. NLC had issued a protest alert to its members in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and the 36 states over the suffering of Nigerian civil servants. Due to the Federal Government's failure to carry out the agreements agreed on October 2 when the fuel subsidy was removed, the NLC and the Trade Union Congress sent a 14-day nationwide strike notice to the government on February 8. To further stress…
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