Wike defends children’s right to own land: “They’re Nigerians, not Ghanaians”
“Are they Ghanaians?” Wike asks as he defends his children’s right to own land and denies allegations of land allocation in Maitama and Asokoro.
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President Tinubu promises solutions to diaspora challenges
President Tinubu told Nigerians in Saint Lucia: “Our government will not abandon you… but you must work hard,” as he pledged to address their concerns through diplomatic engagement.
Buhari ill but recovering in UK, Garba Shehu confirms
Shehu gave no details about the nature or severity of Buhari’s illness.
Dumebi Kachikwu, alleged Tinubu ally, indicted in U.S. for $2.1 million fraud
A U.S. court has ordered Dumebi Kachikwu to pay $2.1 million in a tax fraud case, as his alleged role in undermining the anti-Tinubu coalition draws scrutiny.
Ex-President Buhari “stable,” not in critical condition — Former aide
He confirmed Buhari is currently unwell and receiving medical attention but described reports of critical illness as exaggerated.
Wike blames political opponents for FCT workers’ protests
Mr Wike claimed their grievances only emerged after he began approving promotions and commissioning projects.
Nigeria earns spot among top 10 countries violating workers’ rights – ITUC
“The 2025 Index exposes the betrayal of the system built after World War Two… leading to the collapse of workers’ rights.” -ITUC Gen. Sec.
Judge orders Diddy held without bail ahead of October sentencing
A New York judge has denied bail to Sean “Diddy” Combs, ruling the hip-hop mogul must remain in jail until his October sentencing despite being acquitted of the most serious charges.
2027: Atiku, Obi, former Buhari ministers, ex-APC leaders seize control of ADC
A coalition of opposition leaders and ex-APC figures on Wednesday officially took over the ADC as their political platform for the 2027 elections.
Ondo leaders condemn Aiyedatiwa’s move to investigate Akeredolu’s death
Attorney-General Kayode Ajulo announced that petitions alleging possible foul play—some implicating Akeredolu’s widow—had prompted calls for a coroner’s inquest.