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19/09/2025

BREAKING: Capt. Kelechi Ndukwe promoted to Commodore in charge of U.S. Destroyer Squadron 60 and Commander, Task Force 65 in Rota, Spain.

Kelechi Ndukwe is the first Nigerian and Igbo-American to command a U.S. Navy warship. ⚓ Capt. Kelechi Ndukwe is a trailblazing U.S. Navy officer and the first Nigerian and Igbo-American to command a U.S. Navy warship. He hails from Okoko-Item in Abia State.

09/09/2025

BREAKING NEWS.

President Tinubu splits the Nigerian College Of Aviation, Zaria, Kaduna State into 6 campuses with 1 in each geopolitical zone of Nigeria

1. Akure (Southwest);

2. Osubi (South-South);

3. Ebonyi (Southeast);

4. Ilorin (North Central); and

5. Yola (North-East).

Rt. Hon. Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru is Ebonyi on the global map.

27/08/2025

The new Cybercrimes Act 2025 has officially been passed into law by the National Assembly under Senate President Godswill Akpabio

This means every provision in the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act is now fully binding and enforceable across Nigeria.

If you’re an online user, content creator, or admin of any digital platform (WhatsApp, Facebook, Telegram, Twitter (X) etc.), you must know what this law says — because ignorance will not be an excuse.

Key Offenses Under the Cybercrimes Act

1️⃣ Unauthorized Access (Section 3)
Accessing someone else’s phone, laptop, or account without permission.
➡️ Punishable by up to 5 years in prison

2️⃣ Tampering with Data (Section 4)
Deleting, modifying, or interfering with another person’s digital data.
➡️ Punishable by up to 5 years in prison

3️⃣ Disclosure of Critical Information (Section 5)
Sharing classified or sensitive data without proper authority.
➡️ Punishable by up to 15 years in prison

4️⃣ Recording Private Conversations (Section 10)
Recording private discussions without authorization, even if you are part of the conversation.
➡️ Punishable by up to 2 years in prison

5️⃣ Publishing Fake News (Section 19)
Spreading false, misleading, or deceptive information online.
➡️ Punishable by up to 2 years in prison

6️⃣ Online Harassment & Abuse (Section 22)
Posting offensive, vulgar, or indecent content to insult or humiliate others.
➡️ Punishable by up to 2 years in prison

7️⃣ Inciting Ethnic/Religious Hatred (Section 24)
Making statements that provoke ethnic, tribal, or religious violence.
➡️ Punishable by LIFE imprisonment

Important for Group & Page Admins

If you manage a WhatsApp Group, page, Telegram Channel, or any online community, you can be held responsible for what members post.

If you knowingly allow illegal content or fail to moderate, the law holds you accountable.

Stay Safe, Stay Protected

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14/08/2025

Katsina Govt Approves CRS in Public Schools, Monthly Stipends for Pastors

The Katsina State Government has approved the introduction of Christian Religious Studies (CRS) in all public schools across the state.

In addition to this, the government has also approved the disbursement of monthly stipends to pastors within the state. The move, according to the state government, is aimed at encouraging the pastors to continue offering prayers for lasting peace and stability in Katsina.

This development has been welcomed by many as a step toward promoting inclusivity and religious harmony in the state.

Credit: Katsina Post 📯

01/07/2025

15. Rules for men

1. Never go back to the woman who ch3@t3d.

2. Never let a woman d!sresp3ct you.

3. Never shake a hand sitting down.

4. Never go br0k3 to impress others.

5. Never eat the last piece of something you didn’t buy.

6. Always have the ambition to be better.

7. Protect who is behind you, and respect who is beside you.

8. Take 1–3 seconds pause after getting asked a question.

9. Don’t b3g for a relationship.

10. Work out at least 4x a week.

11. If you are not invited, don’t ask to go.

12. Always carry cash.

13. Dress well no matter the occasion.

14. Listen, nod, and most of all — make eye contact.

15. Find multiple ways to make m0n3y.

26/06/2025

EBONY STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PRESS RELEASE

- EBHA PASSES A BILL TO AMEND EBONYI STATE LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCILS AND DEVELOPMENT CENTERS REGULATION AND REMUNERATION PACKAGE FOR PUBLIC AND POLITICAL OFFICEHOLDERS

Ebonyi State House of Assembly has passed a Bill for a Law, to Amend Ebonyi State Local Government Councils And Development Centers Regulation and Remuneration Packages for Public and Political Officeholders Amendment Law No 004 of 2008. The event, which took place at the legislative complex, Nkaliki road Abakaliki, during the plenary of Thursday, was presided by the Speaker, Chief Moses Ije Odunwa.

Reading the letter of the State Governor, Chief Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru, Speaker Odunwa emphasized the importance of the bill, which was intended to upwardly review the Salaries and office imprest of the Leaders, Deputy Leaders, Councillors, Supervisors, Secretaries, Liaison Officers, and Management Committee Members, in line with the current financial landscape.

"Considering the need of the proposed bill, which is intended at reviewing the salary and office imprest of Leaders, Deputy Leaders, Councilors, Supervisors, Secretaries, Liaison officers, and Management Committee Members in line with the prevailing economic realities."

Speaking in favour of the bill, the Chief Whip of the House, Chief Nkemka Okoro Onuma, commended Governor Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru, for his thoughtfulness, in ensuring that the public officeholders at the Local Government and Development Centres, meet up the living standard, adding that the step was in line with the People's Charter of Needs Mantra of the present administration.

Contributing, the Chairman House Committee on Local Government, and Member representing Izzi East Constituency, Hon. Goodluck Obinna Mbam, maintained that the bill will reduce problems and increase efficiency and productivity, and implored his colleagues, to give the bill an express passage.

12/06/2025

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has, once again, reflected meaningfully on the 5th and the 6th lines in first stanza of the old Nigerian National Anthem, "The Labour of our Heros Past Shall Never Be in Vain"; conferring a Posthumous National Honour of COMMANDER OF THE ORDER OF THE NIGER (CON) to Late Sen. Chief Polycarp Ogbonnia Nwite.

Late Sen. Chief Polycarp Nwite, when alive, contributed meaningfully to the development of our dear state and nation hence, very deserving of this honour.

Incase you don't know:

Late Sen. Chief Polycarp Nwite CON influenced the approval of Abakaliki as the capital of Ebonyi State against Afikpo as then proposed.

He was the Chairman, Senate Committee on Security and National Intelligence and Senator who represented Enugu East in Nigerian Senate.

He was also Nigerian Ambassador to the Republic of Botswana and was subsequently appointed Senior Special Assistant to the President on Political Matters.

Sen. Chief Nwite, was an Elder Statesman.

Indeed, His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has just remembered a good Past.



To God be the glory!

Lastborn

05/06/2025

How many of you know that the Izzi dialect is actually one of the original and purest forms of the Igbo language? The so-called “Central Igbo” we speak today was influenced heavily by the British during colonial times. When they tried to learn and speak our dialects, they couldn’t pronounce many words properly, so they used their own versions, and over time, our people adopted those mispronunciations as standard.

Take for example “Danu ge ime?” in Izzi, this means “How are you?” But the British couldn’t pronounce “Danu” properly, so they said “Kedu” “ka ime?” and that version spread.

I personally feel that colonialism didn’t just affect our politics and economy, it also touched our tongue, our identity, and the way we now see ourselves. Izzi, like many other core dialects, carries the ancient tone and structure of the Igbo language, before it was diluted.

This is why I don’t joke with our dialects I never see it as as inferior. It’s not the broken version of Igbo, it’s the roots.

04/06/2025

Meet Late General Philip Effiong, he was the second in command to General Odumegwu Ojukwu and the 2nd and last president of the Republic of Biafra during the Biafran War from 1967 to 1970.

He became President of Biafra on the 8th of January to 12 of January 1970 after Ojukwu fled the country to avoid being captured and k!lled by the Nigerian Government.

It was Philip Effiong who handed over to the Nigerian Government as was pre-planned by the Biafran authorities.

In his surrender speech, Effiong stated:

"I am convinced now that a stop must be put to the bloodshed which is going on as a result of the war. I am also convinced that the suffering of our people must be brought to an immediate end..

If you fail to treat the surrendering Biafrans well, their children will rise up and fight again.”

Philip Effiong passed away on November 6, 2003, in Aba, Abia State, at the age of 77.

His son, Prof. Philip Effiong Jr., authored the memoir Un-Civil War: Memories of a Biafran Child, which provides personal insights into their family's experiences during and after the war.

02/06/2025

01/06/2025

Omo! 😢 This one pain me deeply.
Benue boy, Mathias Yogboh, made a post back in April, asking Facebook to help him find a wife.

Why?
He said he wanted to have a child — just in case anything happened to him.
He feared he might not live long, with the constant threat from killer herdsmen in his area.

Day before yesterday, his worst fear came true.
Reports say killer herdsmen took his life. 💔

A young man who just wanted to love, live, and leave a legacy... now gone too soon.
Rest in peace, Mathias.
May Nigeria not continue to bury her future.
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