Samson Nnamdi Oshim

02/09/2025

29/08/2025

Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, has criticized the Nigerian Federal Government for increasing the fees for international passports, stating that the new costs now exceed the country's minimum wage. This development has raised concerns about affordability and access to travel documents for Nigerians. The criticism comes in response to the government's announcement on Thursday. This news highlights growing frustrations over government policies affecting citizens' rights and financial obligations. (Source: Leadership

26/08/2025

Japan has officially denied the rumors regarding the introduction of a special visa category for Nigerians wishing to move to Kisarazu, the city recently named Nigeria's official ‘hometown’. This announcement came during the 9th Tokyo International Conference on African Development, amidst expectations from Nigerian citizens. For more information, visit Politics Nigeria.

25/08/2025

In a significant move, the Nigeria Police Force has successfully repatriated Dai Qisheng, a Chinese national identified as a notorious gang leader wanted in connection with various criminal activities. This operation, facilitated by Interpol, highlights the growing international cooperation in combating transnational crime. The extradition marks a notable achievement for law enforcement agencies in Nigeria. The full details of the operation and its implications were reported by Business Day.

22/08/2025

Chelsea will be at the top of the Premier League table for about how many minutes? ⏱️ 😂😂

22/08/2025

A violent assault by the Gulf Clan, Colombia's most notorious drug cartel, resulted in the deaths of six police officers and injuries to seven others. The attack, which involved a weaponized drone, highlights the escalating violence linked to drug trafficking in the region. Authorities confirmed the incident, marking a significant event in the ongoing battle against organized crime. Source: Information Nigeria.

21/08/2025

The Federal Government of Nigeria has aggressively moved to enhance online safety by shutting down approximately 13.6 million social media accounts and removing nearly 59 million pieces of offensive content. This decisive action reflects the government's commitment to regulating social media activities for improved safety and compliance with standards. The announcement has sparked discussions about digital governance and the balance between regulation and freedom of expression. (Source: Leadership

21/08/2025

Atiku Abubakar is gearing up for his seventh presidential campaign, this time under the African Democratic Congress (ADC). However, he faces significant challenges as key loyalists have chosen not to join him in this new political endeavor. This situation presents potential hurdles for his bid as he seeks to rally support ahead of the elections, according to a report from Business Day

20/08/2025

Eze to Arsenal is *done deal* for a £60m package plus add-ons! 🔴💥 Palace wanted him for a Conference League game, but Arsenal agreed to wait and sealed the deal after Havertz’s injury. Eze’s childhood club and favorite, so a perfect fit!

20/08/2025

*This shows why Manchester United usually brings out their best against Arsenal. Check the recent results:* The fierce rivalry between Manchester United and Arsenal pushes United to bring their A-game every time. The history, pride, and big stakes make them extra motivated to shine against Arsenal. 🔥⚽

20/08/2025

In a recent development, Lt. General Olufemi Oloyede, the Chief of Army Staff, has pledged to enhance the welfare of soldiers as he inaugurates several projects in Rivers State. This commitment reflects the military and Federal Government's dedication to improving conditions for personnel, addressing long-standing concerns about troops' welfare. This positive step aims to boost morale and support for the armed forces. The full report can be found on Business Day.

19/08/2025

The Department of State Services (DSS) warned a Federal High Court in Abuja against granting bail to five defendants accused of human rights violations linked to the June incident. The DSS stated that the claims made by the defendants in a suit alleging violations triggered their current arraignment. This highlights ongoing concerns over human rights issues in Nigeria. Source: Pointblank News.