Obi drags Adeyanju to Anambra court, demands ₦1.5bn damages for defamation
Peter Obi has sued activist Deji Adeyanju for ₦1.5 billion over alleged defamatory social media posts that he claims damaged his reputation.
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Why Fayose turned down Tinubu’s appointment offer
Ayodele Fayose says he rejected a political offer from President Tinubu, vowing to stay out of office while naming Peter Obi as the opposition’s strongest contender.
Obi condemns defection tactics, dismisses claims of South-East ‘takeover’
Peter Obi says defections cannot “capture” any region, insisting only good governance not party switching determines political loyalty.
PDP reduced to eight Governors as Enugu and Bayelsa leaders defect
The PDP has been further weakened after two governors defected to the APC, leaving the ruling party in control of 24 states.
YOUTUBE CONTINUES TO DECIMATE TV…
YouTube is expanding its dominance in media by partnering closely with the NFL to stream exclusive games, while also growing scripted content and creator-driven entertainment, signaling a transformative shift in how audiences consume TV and sports.
STUDY: Humans hit functional peak At 60…
Scientists say human capability peaks closer to age 60, as wisdom, emotional regulation and decision-making strengths outweigh youthful speed.
NBC news cuts 150 Staff, eliminating teams focused on Black, Latino, Asian American and LGBTQ+ coverage
NBC News has disbanded its diversity-focused reporting teams amid a 7% newsroom layoff, reflecting both budget cuts and a wider media retreat from DEI initiatives.
Late Bilyaminu Bello’s father explains appeal to Tinubu for Maryam Sanda’s pardon
Alhaji Ahmed Bello Isa, father of the late Bilyaminu Bello, says his decision to seek a presidential pardon for Maryam Sanda, who murdered his son in 2017, was guided by faith and humanity, not sympathy.
Chicago legal resident fined $130 by ICE for not carrying immigration papers: ‘It’s not fair… I’m a resident’
A Chicago neighborhood is in uproar after federal immigration agents detained a homeless man without status, fined a legal resident for not carrying his documents, and reportedly questioned U.S. citizens amid a broader Trump-era enforcement surge.
Lawmakers urge FG to distribute forfeited Emefiele Housing Estate to IDPs and low-income Nigerians
The House of Representatives has urged the federal government to allocate the 753-unit housing estate forfeited by former CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele to IDPs and low-income Nigerians under a transparent and accountable framework.