Eddie Nketiah open to Ghana switch after England snub
Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah is now ready to represent Ghana after previously turning down the Black Stars for England in 2023.
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President Tinubu writes son, Seyi at 40…
President Bola Tinubu celebrated his son Seyi’s 40th birthday with a heartfelt tribute praising his integrity, leadership, family devotion, and service to others.
PRESS RELEASE: Tinubu departs Abuja for Aqaba Process meeting in Rome
President Bola Tinubu will depart Abuja on Sunday, October 12, for Rome, the capital of Italy, to participate in the Aqaba Process Heads of State and Government Level Meeting, with special focus on the security crisis in West Africa.
READ: Full details of President Tinubu’s pardon and clemency
President Bola Tinubu has granted pardon and clemency to 175 convicts and former convicts, including notable figures such as Ken Saro-Wiwa, Major-General Mamman Vatsa, and Maryam Sanda.
Tinubu’s ‘Yorubacentricism’: Rethinking Professor Amupitan’s appointment
Nobody from the North-Central and no Lukumi individual has ever occupied that seat in sixty-five years. Why? Is it that other zones and ethnicities are more noble and trustworthy than this region and ethnicity?
Trump announces 100% tariffs on China after ‘hostile’ export threat
Trump vows 100% tariffs and export controls after China announces sweeping global trade restrictions.
Reno Omokri calls out ‘false narratives’ as police crack Maduagwu murder case
Reno Omokri criticized those who spread false claims about the police and hospitals in the aftermath of Somtochukwu Maduagwu’s death, praising the Nigeria Police for swiftly arresting the culprits and calling out the silence of earlier critics.
National Council of State approves Prof. Joash Amupitan as new INEC Chairman
The National Council of State has approved Professor Joash Ojo Amupitan (SAN) from Kogi State as INEC Chairman following Mahmood Yakubu’s exit.
“A warning to Ted Cruz and his yankee crusaders”
Sen. Ted Cruz and a group of U.S. lawmakers have been warned to stop misrepresenting Nigeria’s crisis. The author calls their “Christian genocide” narrative dangerous, divisive and factually misleading — and urges Nigerians to solve their own problems.
Bashir Ahmad praises CAN for debunking ‘Christian genocide’ narrative
Presidential aide of Late former President Buhari, Bashir Ahmad has lauded the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) for dismissing the alleged “Christian genocide” narrative, describing it as foreign-sponsored propaganda aimed at dividing and destabilizing Nigeria.