Amupitan’s INEC Exposes Bias Following Recognition Of Wike-Led Faction As Authentic PDP Despite Pending Court Case

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has invited and allowed representatives from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) faction backed by Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike to attend its first quarterly stakeholders’ meeting with political parties in 2026. The faction, led by Acting National Chairman Abdulrahman Mohammed and Acting National Secretary Samuel Anyanwu, represented…

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Over 160 People Slaughtered In A Predominant Yoruba Town And Everywhere Is Silent Because You Love Tinubu More Than Your Safety — Netizen

Public anger has erupted on social media following reports that more than 160 people were killed in coordinated attacks on a predominantly Yoruba community, with a netizen accusing Yoruba people of choosing unjust allegiance over human lives. In a widely shared post, a netizen on X Abiodun (@bin_gbada) condemned what he described as selective outrage…

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‘It Wasn’t Me’ – APC Senator Denies Private Jet Leg Massage Video, Says Clip Was AI-Generated

Adams Oshiomhole, former Governor of Edo State and current Senator for Edo North, has rejected a viral video showing him apparently giving a leg massage to a woman on a private jet, insisting that the footage was created using AI. The video, which circulated widely on Tuesday, showed the 73-year-old ex-labour leader massaging a woman’s…

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VIDEO: Sharia Law Is Incompatible With American Values And Has No Place In US — Congressman Brandon Gill

Following the Sharia-Free America Caucus first media conference on Tuesday, congressman, Brandon Gill has said the Sharia law conflicts with the U.S. Constitution and Western values, hinting at ongoing efforts to ban Islamic law being applied anywhere in the country. Republican lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives last month launched the Sharia-Free America Caucus,…

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Nigeria Under Spotlight Again As US Lawmakers Hold Fresh Session Over Christian Genocide

The United States Congress will on Wednesday hold another session on Christian persecution in Nigeria, with witnesses scheduled to testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The hearing, titled “Defending Religious Freedom Around the World,” will be jointly convened by the House Foreign Affairs Committee Subcommittee on Africa and the Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere….

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Nigerian Leaders Threatened Alex Babir For Rebuilding Yelewata After Fulani Terrorists’ Attack — Rev. Dachomo

A Nigerian cleric, Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, has alleged that some Nigerian leaders threatened the life of American Missionary, Alex Babir after he led efforts to rebuild Yelewata community following a deadly attack by Fulani terrorists. Yeletawa, located in Plateau State, has been affected by repeated violent attacks linked to armed Fulani groups, part of a…

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Despite Hefty Tithes, Big Nigerian Pastors Yet To Visit Northern Nigeria To Witness Christian Persecution — Netizen

Amid alleged attacks on Christian communities in Northern Nigeria, none of the country’s prominent church pastors have taken the initiative to visit the region and witness the situation firsthand. A Netizen FS YUSUF (@FSYusuff) noted that, despite the substantial tithes and offerings collected from congregations nationwide, local religious leaders have largely remained absent from the…

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Nigerian Government Knows the real Perpetrators Of Yelewata Massacre but Unwilling To Act — Anti-Genocide Activist, Utoo

Anti-genocide advocate Franc Utoo has accused the Nigerian government of withholding action against individuals responsible for the Yelwatta massacre, claiming their identities are well known to security agencies. Utoo made the claims during an interview with journalist Rudolf Okonkwo on 90MinutesAfrica, where he asserted that the attackers were Fulani fighters, many of whom he said…

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Many Nigerian Hospitals Unable to Treat Snakebites Despite Presence of 29 Species – New Report

A new global report has revealed that at least half of Nigeria’s healthcare facilities are ill-equipped to manage snakebite envenoming, raising serious concerns about preventable deaths and disabilities in the country. Published by the Strike Out Snakebite (SOS) initiative in observance of World Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) Day 2026 on January 30, the report highlights…

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