DeeOne has sparked debate after claiming that protests in Nigeria politically sponsored account for the majority of demonstrations across the country. He made the statement during a podcast appearance, where he shared his views on activism and political influence. Claim Raises Concerns According to DeeOne, many protests in Nigeria politically sponsored are not entirely driven…
Belgium has called on the European Union to reassess its agreement with Israel following recent developments in Lebanon. The Belgium Israel Lebanon EU trade deal issue has drawn attention ahead of a key meeting of European foreign ministers. Belgium Raises Concerns Belgium’s Foreign Minister, Maxime Prevot, described the situation as unacceptable. Speaking ahead of the…
Peter Obi has criticised the recent Peter Obi NBC media advisory, warning that it could threaten press freedom in Nigeria. The former presidential candidate said the development raises serious concerns about the future of democratic values in the country. Obi Raises Press Freedom Concerns Reacting to the Peter Obi NBC media advisory, Obi described the…
Elon Musk did not attend a scheduled hearing in France linked to the ongoing Elon Musk French X probe. The investigation focuses on activities related to X and its AI chatbot, Grok. Investigation Continues Despite Absence French prosecutors confirmed that Musk’s absence will not affect the progress of the Elon Musk French X probe. Authorities…
The government of China has dismissed claims linking it to a vessel seized by the United States in the Strait of Hormuz. China Warns Against Misinformation Speaking at a press briefing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said the ship involved is a foreign-flagged container vessel. He stressed that any attempt to associate China with…
The Governor of Abia State, Alex Otti, has signed into law a bill establishing a rehabilitation centre for survivors of gender-based violence. The new law is designed to provide support for victims of abuse, domestic violence, and human trafficking. New Law Aims to Support SurvivorsThe legislation was signed at the Government House in Umuahia. It…
No fewer than 744 former insurgents and victims of violent extremism have completed Nigeria’s de-radicalisation and reintegration programme under Operation Safe Corridor. The graduation ceremony was held in Gombe, marking another phase in the Federal Government’s effort to tackle insurgency through non-military strategies. Participants Drawn from Several States The beneficiaries were drawn from multiple states…
An investigation by CNN has uncovered disturbing online communities where individuals allegedly share harmful and abusive tactics. The report, which followed months of research, highlights how some digital platforms are being misused to coordinate and promote illegal activities. Hidden Communities Across Digital Platforms According to the investigation, these networks operate through websites and encrypted messaging…
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has dismissed claims that it banned airtime borrowing and data advance services in Nigeria. The commission described the reports as false and misleading, stating that no directive was issued to stop telecom credit services. FCCPC Clarifies Position In a statement released by its Director of Corporate Affairs,…
The Lagos State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board has concluded arrangements to vaccinate about 1,600 intending pilgrims ahead of the 2026 Hajj in Saudi Arabia. The vaccination programme is part of preparations to ensure that all pilgrims from Lagos State meet international health requirements before travelling for the annual Islamic pilgrimage. Vaccination to Cover Key Diseases…
