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BOLD CLAIM ALERTRivers United’s Yemi Olanrewaju just said it loud and clear after their CAF exit:“There are no strikers ...
15/09/2026

BOLD CLAIM ALERT

Rivers United’s Yemi Olanrewaju just said it loud and clear after their CAF exit:

“There are no strikers and goalscorers in the Nigerian league.”

Is the NPFL really dry of top finishers… or is this just post-match frustration talking?

Drop your honest take below!

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Nigeria’s maternal health crisis remains a major concern, with the Federal Government saying 172 local government areas ...
15/09/2026

Nigeria’s maternal health crisis remains a major concern, with the Federal Government saying 172 local government areas account for 55% of the country’s maternal deaths. The Health Minister is also calling on the Federal Government and states to take full responsibility for health reforms.

The government is also expanding its poverty reduction efforts, targeting 100 million Nigerians with skills and starter kits across Oyo, Enugu and Kebbi. Meanwhile, President Tinubu says the government will no longer pursue “white elephant” projects or waste public funds.

Education and public accountability are also in focus. Workers have shut down the Education Ministry over the planned concession of Federal Government Colleges, while the Rivers State House of Assembly summons the PAMO University Vice-Chancellor and others over scholarship funds. Tinubu has also allocated an EFCC-recovered property as the new headquarters of the Nigeria Data Protection Commission.

Security remains a concern, with an APC chieftain warning that insecurity has gone beyond politics and that nobody is safe. Ahead of 2027, the ADC says it is prepared for the election whether it is free and fair or not. Meanwhile, the EFCC threatens prosecution for lawyers who charge clients in dollars.

In the business sector, the Ooni of Ife describes the Dangote Refinery’s stock offering as the “mother of all stocks.” In a disturbing case, an Anambra mother allegedly confessed to earning $700 from selling her daughter’s explicit material online.

Which headline stands out to you today?

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Good morning, beautiful people! This morning, let’s talk about the courage to question the familiar, challenge the obvio...
15/09/2026

Good morning, beautiful people!

This morning, let’s talk about the courage to question the familiar, challenge the obvious, and dare to imagine beyond what already exists.

THE COURAGE TO BE UNUSUAL

They may look at you and say, “Why can't you just do it the way everyone else does?”

But maybe that's exactly the problem.
Everyone else is doing it that way.

Innovation begins when somebody is brave enough to ask, “What if there's another way?”

What if the road doesn't have to look like everyone else's?
What if your idea sounds strange today
because tomorrow hasn't caught up with it yet?

Not every unusual idea is a good one, but every great idea was once unfamiliar.

So don't be afraid of being the person who thinks differently in the room.

Don't shrink your imagination just because someone else cannot see what you see.

The world doesn't always need another copy.

Sometimes, it needs your version.

Your strange question.
Your fresh perspective.
Your audacious attempt.

And if they call it impossible?

Smile.

History has a funny way of changing that word after someone proves it wrong.

So today, give yourself permission to be unusual.

Think beyond the obvious.
Challenge the familiar.
Imagine beyond the expected.

Because innovation isn't always about having the biggest idea.

Sometimes, it's simply having the courage
to think a thought that nobody around you has thought yet.

Dare to be different.
Dare to experiment.
Dare to surprise yourself.

Because the world is already full of people
trying to fit in.

Be the one brave enough to create a new fit.

And remember: You were not given an imagination just to admire other people's ideas.

Use yours.

Tonight, we’re bringing you a special edition of Positive Redemption on SaveALife 88.9FM!Expect the Word, faith, good en...
14/09/2026

Tonight, we’re bringing you a special edition of Positive Redemption on SaveALife 88.9FM!

Expect the Word, faith, good energy, and that roots reggae vibration as we come together to reason, reflect, and connect.

Tune in from 7:30PM and let the music and message meet you right where you are.

Jah guide! 🙌🏿

IS MANCHESTER OFFICIALLY BLUE?! The derby never disappoints, and this one came with everything: VAR drama, red cards, he...
14/09/2026

IS MANCHESTER OFFICIALLY BLUE?!

The derby never disappoints, and this one came with everything: VAR drama, red cards, heated moments, and official PGMOL statements.

We’re breaking down every flashpoint from this Blue-red battle, the decisions, the drama, and everything in between.

Got an opinion?
Call in to Sports Lab:
08187888889, 09160008890.

3–4PM |
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That leaking tap. The loose socket. The dripping pipe. That little crack you keep saying you’ll fix later.Sometimes, we ...
14/09/2026

That leaking tap. The loose socket. The dripping pipe. That little crack you keep saying you’ll fix later.

Sometimes, we ignore these things because they seem too small to worry about. But when small problems are left unattended, they can become bigger problems that affect not just us, but the people around us too.

Taking care of your home is also one way of taking care of your community. A well-maintained home contributes to a safer, healthier, and more pleasant environment for everyone.

So, check that little repair you’ve been postponing. Fix it if you can, or get someone to help.

When we take better care of our individual spaces, we contribute to better spaces for everyone.

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We complain. We criticise. We demand better leadership.But beyond blaming leaders when things go wrong, what does real a...
14/09/2026

We complain. We criticise. We demand better leadership.

But beyond blaming leaders when things go wrong, what does real accountability actually look like?

How do we move from outrage to action? And more importantly, how do we make leaders deliver on the promises they make?

This morning on The Path, Victor Bassey takes us beyond the blame game and into the bigger question of accountability.

8AM | SaveALife 88.9FM

Parents are feeling the pressure as school fees rise by as much as 40%. Meanwhile, Nigeria’s education system is set for...
14/09/2026

Parents are feeling the pressure as school fees rise by as much as 40%. Meanwhile, Nigeria’s education system is set for another change, with the NBTE saying JAMB will now handle all HND admissions into polytechnics.

In Rivers, commercial drivers have been given an ultimatum to repaint their vehicles, while the NDLEA warns Nigerians against accepting unknown cargoes sent from abroad, amid concerns over illicit drugs and other prohibited items.

The 2027 political conversation continues to dominate the headlines. A Labour Party chieftain has sued WAEC, UNN and NYSC over questions surrounding Peter Obi’s credentials, while Baba-Ahmed says he still regards Obi as his boss despite previously arguing that Obi and Atiku lack the capacity to fix Nigeria. The Presidency also describes Obi as “overhyped” and questions his record for leading the country.

On the economy, Donald Duke says Nigeria should price domestic crude at the cost of production, while calls grow for changes to the global financial and governance system as BRICS pushes for a rewriting of existing rules.

Meanwhile, Shehu Sani urges Nigerians not to associate banditry with the Fulani, saying the crimes of bandits do not represent the ethnic group. In a disturbing family case, a husband recounts how he discovered that his wife was allegedly molesting their daughter.

Which headline stands out to you today?

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Good morning, beautiful people.The world is moving. The question is, are you moving with it?DON’T BECOME YESTERDAYThere ...
14/09/2026

Good morning, beautiful people.

The world is moving. The question is, are you moving with it?

DON’T BECOME YESTERDAY

There was a time when the person who owned the biggest shop had the biggest advantage, then came the supermarket.

There was a time when you needed a camera to take a picture, then came the phone.

There was a time when you needed to sit in front of a television to watch your favourite programme, then came streaming.

The world keeps changing and here's the uncomfortable truth: What worked yesterday may not be enough for tomorrow.

So, as you begin this new week, don't only ask yourself, “What am I doing right?”

Ask, “What have I stopped questioning?”

Because sometimes, the greatest threat to your growth isn't failure.
It's becoming too comfortable with what already works.

Innovation says:
Learn again.
Try again.
Unlearn something.
Ask a better question.
Find a smarter route.

And maybe you need to hear this this morning: You are not too old to start again, you are not too experienced to learn something new, you are not too successful to change direction.

The moment you stop evolving, you begin becoming a memory of who you used to be.

So this week, don't be afraid to outgrow your own methods.
Change the strategy.
Change the conversation.
Change the approach.

Because innovation isn't just about creating something new. Sometimes, it's having the courage to admit that your old way needs an upgrade.

So go into this week with an open mind.
Don't become yesterday while you're still living today.

Innovate.
Evolve.
Stay curious.
Stay relevant.

And when the world changes again, be ready.

Rice has a way of showing up at almost every celebration. Weddings, birthdays, naming ceremonies, Christmas...But why?Wh...
12/09/2026

Rice has a way of showing up at almost every celebration. Weddings, birthdays, naming ceremonies, Christmas...

But why?

Why has rice become the ultimate centerpiece for celebrations? What makes it the go-to choice for an event, and can a proper Nigerian celebration even happen without it?

Let’s talk rice, celebrations and culture.

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