Category: EDITORIAL
BREAKING: Senate Enters Closed Session To Debate Rivers Emergency Rule
The Senate has entered a closed session to deliberate on President Bola Tinubu’s declaration of emergency rule in Rivers State and the suspension of Governor Siminalayi Fubara and other elected officials. The closed session was announced after Senate President Godswill Akpabio read a letter from Tinubu at plenary on Thursday. READ ALSO: Reps Back Tinubu’s…
‘’Rivers Was Peaceful Under My Watch’’ Fubara Replies FG
Embattled Governor of Rivers State, Sim Fubara, has maintained that the oil-rich state was peaceful under his watch despite the impasse involving him and the state assembly. This is as he vowed to engage all relevant institutions in ensuring that democracy remains strong in the state. Fubara gave the assurance in a statement after President…
Corps Member Cries Out Over Threat By NYSC For Berating Tinubu’s Govt
A serving Corp member in Lagos State has cried out over a threat she received from the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) board following her recent social media post in which she expressed her displeasure over the persistent hardship in the country. According to the video shared on TikTok via the handle @talktoraye, the serving…
House Torn In Sexual Harassment Scandal, Is This ‘’God’s Will’’ For Nigerian Senate?
If you are a lover of soap opera or reality TV, it is well worth tuning in to the goings on at the Nigerian Senate in the past week, this you would agree does not happen every day not even once in a blue moon. Nigerians over the years have seen some dramatic twists from…
Letting Agents’ High-Handedness: Is Ibadan Gradually Becoming Inhabitable?
Shelter is a basic human need crucial for survival as humans go about their daily activities. Even though shelter is a necessity, it is however far becoming a very difficult thing to come by or afford in many places including one of Nigeria’s ancient cities, Ibadan. As we speak, the high-handedness of letting agents in…
Bigger Than El Clásico? Catch Up With Our Preview Of Real Madrid Vs. Manchester City Game
Following the latest captivating Champions League clash between Real Madrid and Manchester City, it is advantage Los Blancos heading into Wednesday’s playoff second leg at the Bernabeu. Despite falling behind twice at the Etihad last week, the holders showcased their perpetual Champions League mettle to somehow return to the Spanish capital with a 3-2 win…
Man City Turnaround? PSG Flawless Ride? Fall Of Bavarians? What To Expect In UCL Second Legs This Week
Following last week’s first leg fixtures in the UEFA Champions League UCL three teams now have a 90 per cent chance or better of qualifying for the last 16: Paris SG (99.1 per cent), Borussia Dortmund (97.1 per cent) and Bayern Munich (93.8 per cent). After suffering a late defeat in the first leg last…
BREAKING: Multiple People Injured in Delta Airlines Plane Crash at Toronto Pearson, Paramedics Say (VIDEO)
A plane crash at Toronto Pearson International Airport has left multiple people injured, according to paramedics. Paramedics told CP24 that up to eight individuals sustained injuries, though the severity remains unclear. In a post on X, Pearson Airport acknowledged an incident involving a Delta Airlines flight arriving from Minneapolis, stating, “Emergency teams are responding. All…
Chaos, Pandemonium Ensue As Lagos Assembly Holds Plenary Amid Leadership Tussle
The leadership tussle in the Lagos State House of Assembly today took a new dimension with heavy security presence at the premises during a plenary session. Security vans and personnel were spotted in and outside the premises of the Lagos Assembly complex in the Alausa Area of the commercial city. Ahead of the plenary, security…
13 protest-related deaths in Kenya
According to a representative of Kenya’s primary doctors’ union, the number of people killed in protests has increased to 13, following the violent turn of anti-tax hike rallies and the firing of police by protesters who had stormed parliament. Kenyans were stunned by the historic images on Tuesday that left portions of parliament on fire…