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04/10/2026

A Royal Homecoming! 👑✨ Princess Adepeju Gbemi Ogunleye Visits the Agbédégbédé Royal Compound, Gíẹ̀sì Ruling House, as She Continues Her Installation Celebration

📍Ile-Ife, Osun State

03/10/2026

Lady narrates how man gave her a lift, collected her phone under the guise of saving his number and drove off with it

A lady has narrated how a man who offered her a lift allegedly drove off with her phone after asking to use it to save his number.

According to her, the man complimented her and offered to give her a ride while she was returning from getting food, but she initially declined because she lived nearby.

She said the man then asked for her number, but she instead requested his number so she could flash him. The man reportedly asked to use her phone to save his number himself.

However, immediately after collecting the phone, he allegedly drove off with it, leaving her stranded and in tears.

📹: TT/laura_aanni

2027: TOMPOLO TAKES PBAT DOOR-TO-DOOR MOVEMENT TO NASARAWA, CALLS FOR CONSOLIDATION OF TINUBU’S REFORMSThe PBAT Door-to-...
03/10/2026

2027: TOMPOLO TAKES PBAT DOOR-TO-DOOR MOVEMENT TO NASARAWA, CALLS FOR CONSOLIDATION OF TINUBU’S REFORMS

The PBAT Door-to-Door Movement has commenced grassroots mobilisation in Nasarawa State for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, with its founder, High Chief Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, calling for the consolidation of the administration’s economic reforms.

Represented at the launch in Lafia by the Managing Director of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, High Chief Kestin Pondi, Tompolo acknowledged the challenges associated with the reforms but said continuity was necessary for their long-term objectives to be fully realised.

“These reforms need consolidation. Four years are not enough. The benefits of these reforms have not been fully experienced,” he said.

Tompolo pointed to ongoing road construction, increased resources available to state governments, the absence of petrol queues and growing investment activity as developments he associated with the administration’s policies.

He also highlighted proposed investments in Nasarawa State, including a 6,000-metric-tonne lithium processing plant, housing projects and other industrialisation initiatives.

Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule commended the movement for its support, saying the state had benefited from the Federal Government’s reforms. He said Nasarawa had cleared outstanding gratuities and executed more than ₦100 billion worth of capital projects without borrowing from commercial banks.

National Coordinator of the movement, Sunday Asuku, said Tompolo had mandated the organisation to take its mobilisation across local government areas, wards and polling units ahead of the 2027 general election.

The launch also featured the inauguration of coordinators across the state and the presentation of vehicles to strengthen the movement’s grassroots mobilisation.

03/10/2026

Lagosians react after governorship candidate Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour responds to Yoruba question on “how to preserve Yoruba culture “ in English

A panel session at the 2026 Independence Day edition of The Platform sparked a stir after African Democratic Congress (ADC) Lagos State governorship candidate Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour opted to answer a question regarding the preservation of the Yoruba language and culture in English.

During the question-and-answer segment, an attendee referenced a previous interview Rhodes-Vivour conducted with Seun Okinbaloye on Channels Television, questioning the politician on his plans to protect indigenous heritage in Lagos.

Citing examples from nations like China and India, the questioner expressed concern that children in Lagos are increasingly losing fluency in their native tongue.

As Rhodes-Vivour began addressing the inquiry in English, members of the audience interrupted and protested, demanding that he respond in Yoruba.

After briefly calming the rowdy venue, the ADC candidate acknowledged that Lagos is unequivocally Yorubaland and emphasized that language serves as a crucial carrier of culture and heritage.

Shifting his focus to governance, Rhodes-Vivour criticized the current administration’s educational policies, alleging that pupils in Lagos schools continue to face corporal punishment and penalties for speaking Yoruba under the label of “vernacular,” despite over two decades of governance by the All Progressives Congress (APC).

02/10/2026

“Some Nigerians still struggle for the next meal, the next school fees, the next medical bills or even enough money to get to work. Their circumstances didn’t begin with the reforms of the last three years. Their struggles are the accumulated consequences of decades of low productivity.”

- 2026 Independence: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s full speech

01/10/2026

‘I dont know who you are’ - Judge tells rapper Rick Ross after he asked for expedited bail following his arrest for domestic violence

01/10/2026

The task of leading Nigeria requires courage, experience, and a genuine commitment to the people. In His Excellency Mr. Peter Obi and His Excellency Sen. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, these qualities are clearly evident.

01/10/2026

NNPC says it spent N11trn to protect oil assets in 2025 on behalf of FG

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited says it spent N11.2 trillion in 2025 to protect oil assets on behalf of the federal government.

The cost is reflected in the company’s 2025 audited financial report, seen by TheCable on Wednesday, as “other receivables from federation” relating to “advance payments to the federation and costs incurred to secure the country’s oil and gas assets”.

Receivables are amounts owed to a company by customers or the government for goods or services delivered on credit.

This, the NNPC said, is under an approved framework “between the federal government and the group”.

This means that the federal government is expected to refund the NNPC the money the oil firm spent protecting oil assets.

According to the document, the framework allows the NNPC to incur security costs to protect the country’s oil and gas assets and recover the expenses to the federation as energy security costs.

The NNPC also said no “energy security expense”, commonly known as petrol subsidy, “was recognised” during the year, compared with N7.13 trillion incurred in the previous year.

The report, however, showed that the company incurred a defrayed energy security cost of N8.9 trillion, which was carried over from 2024.

“Following a reconciliation exercise with relevant government agencies, the Energy Security cost receivables was netted off against royalties, tax, and dividends due as at December 2024. The reconciliation exercise was recorded in September 2025,” NNPC added.

According to the report, the oil company generated N34.52 trillion in revenue from “contracts with customers” in 2025, covering crude oil, petroleum products, natural gas, power, and services.

The NNPC reported a N25.39 trillion in revenue from crude oil sale in 2025, down from N29.2 trillion recorded from the revenue stream in 2024.

The oil firm also earned N2.1 trillion from petroleum product sale, compared with N9.68 trillion in 2024.

01/10/2026

Sola Sobowale pays tribute to late Olu Jacobs at wake-keeping

Nollywood actress Sola Sobowale has paid tribute to late veteran actor Olu Jacobs at his wake-keeping ceremony.

Speaking at the ceremony, Sobowale described Jacobs as a knowledgeable and selfless man who played an important role in her development as an actor.

The actress said Jacobs personally trained her and helped her improve her acting, particularly her use of words, movements and mannerisms.

She also described him as a “man of knowledge” and “wisdom” who was always willing to guide her whenever she needed help.

01/10/2026

Justice Aigbona Momodu of the Edo State Special Criminal Court has sentenced four men to death on multiple counts for their involvement in the kidnapping of a woman at the Vegetable Market along Airport Road in Benin City, Edo State

The judgment was delivered on Tuesday in the court’s maiden judgment in a kidnapping case.

The four defendants, Marvellous Isaac, Wisdom Michael, Rufus Emete Michael and Gift Raphael, were tried on an 11-count charge bordering on kidnapping, conspiracy, armed robbery, cultism and unlawful possession of fi****ms.

Justice Terry Momodu Aigbona of the Edo State Special Criminal Court was visibly emotional and in tears as he sentenced four men to death by hanging or lethal injection.

Credit: ITV

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