May Nigeria keep happening to me…
Former presidential aide Reno Omokri said he wants Nigeria to “keep happening” to him, arguing that critics unfairly blame the country only for misfortunes while ignoring the good it brings.
Notes of Interest
Hegseth slams ‘fat generals,’ orders biannual fitness tests for US military brass
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has unveiled sweeping fitness reforms, declaring it “unacceptable” for overweight generals and admirals to lead the armed forces. He announced that all ranks will now undergo physical training and weight checks twice a year.
FIFA ruling reshapes Group C: Nigeria, South Africa, Benin in tight race for World Cup spot
With two games left, FIFA’s sanction on South Africa has blown Group C wide open. Nigeria will face Lesotho away before hosting Benin, while South Africa play Zimbabwe and Rwanda. Benin, now level on points with Bafana Bafana, must battle Rwanda and Nigeria in decisive away fixtures.
Press statement: FG refutes false claims of religious genocide in Nigeria
The Federal Government has dismissed reports of a systematic genocide against Christians in Nigeria, describing them as “false, baseless and divisive.”
Joe Rogan says the official story about Charlie Kirk’s assassination doesn’t add up
He believes we’re being lied to about Charlie Kirk’s assassination
Lekki car owners urged to stay alert amid fob jamming scare
Tech-savvy thieves targeting cars in Lekki, residents warn
Keir Starmer to sign law making digital IDs mandatory for all UK adults
Framed as a fix for illegal immigration, the system will force citizens to prove their right to live and work with a digital ID app tied to a central database.
Obi shares insights on leadership after U.S. trip
Peter Obi reflected on leadership conduct during his U.S. trip, contrasting the humility and simplicity of Atlanta’s Mayor Andre Dickens with the ostentation of Nigerian public officials, while stressing that “A New Nigeria is POssible.”
Shooting at Dallas ICE office leaves multiple dead and injured; shooter dead
A morning shooting at the Dallas ICE Field Office resulted in multiple injuries and fatalities, authorities confirmed. The shooter died from a self-inflicted gunshot. While the motive remains unclear, officials condemned the violence and called for prayers for the victims and their families.
U.S. Mission: No visa for corrupt Nigerian officials
No safe haven for the corrupt, regardless of status