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22/03/2026

Sleep Disappears From Tinubu Eyes As Massive Coalition Between Peter Obi And Rabiu Kwankwaso Unfolds In Kano Today

07/03/2026

In my personal opinion, I have great respect for Bola Ahmed Tinubu when it comes to the game of politics. In Nigeria today, I strongly believe that no one plays politics better than him, and I humbly give him that credit.
His style of operation is extremely difficult to predict. If you carefully observe Nigerian politics, many of the people who once criticized him the most have now found themselves inside the very system they once condemned.
Take for example Reno Omokri and Daniel Bwala — two of his strongest critics in the past. Recently, Reno was appointed as an ambassador to Mexico, a country widely known in global discussions about drug trafficking. Interestingly, Reno had previously accused the president of alleged drug-related issues. Some people believe that posting him to Mexico is a political message — almost like asking him to go there and “eat back his vomit” after the strong words he once used against the president.
Also, Daniel Bwala was recently interviewed by Al Jazeera, where he was confronted with some of the statements he made against the president in the past, including claims about bullion vans and other political accusations during the 2023 election period.
From my observation, President Tinubu has a unique political strategy — he often brings his strongest critics closer into the system. In doing so, those who once attacked him may eventually find themselves defending or explaining their previous words.
This is why I keep saying: when it comes to political strategy in Nigeria, I believe nobody plays the political chess game better than President Tinubu.

06/03/2026

IDF spokesperson, Daniel Hagari, inside Hezbollah terrorist, stronghold in southern Lebanon Shiite Muslim communit דובר צה״ל IDF Spokesperson

02/03/2026

Breaking news...
Kuwaiti authorities located a U.S. Air Force F-15 fighter jet pilot who ejected from his aircraft earlier on Monday and secured him safely while ensuring his protection.

The Kuwaiti Ministry of Defence confirmed that several U.S. warplanes were involved in incidents, but reported no fatalities among the crews.

The statement followed the circulation of social media footage showing what appeared to be a U.S. fighter jet—believed to be an F-15E Strike Eagle—crashing in Kuwait amid joint U.S.–Israeli operations targeting Iran. The video showed the pilot ejecting safely before the aircraft struck the ground.

Some unconfirmed reports suggested the possibility of “friendly fire” as a cause of the crash. Kuwaiti authorities stated that they are in direct coordination with the United States military regarding the incident and ongoing investigations.

27/02/2026

Hon. Abdul Kargbo presented a firm and comprehensive case before the ECOWAS Parliament regarding the current political situation in Sierra Leone.
In his address, he outlined key concerns and developments, supporting his presentation with an official letter from the Secretariat to substantiate the issues raised and reinforce the credibility of his position.
He emphasized that the matter should not be confined to a single platform, noting the importance of consistently articulating their narrative across all relevant forums. According to him, silence creates room for distortion, while proactive engagement ensures that the facts are clearly presented and properly understood.

18/02/2026

Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man, has appointed his daughters to senior positions in the Dangote Group.

Halima Aliko Dangote will lead the Dangote Family Office & International Offices while overseeing its development in Dubai.

Fatima Aliko Dangote will oversee oil and gas operations, including the refinery and petrochemicals, and manage several corporate functions.

Mariya Aliko Dangote will manage commercial operations for cement and foods, focusing on market growth and operational excellence.

12/02/2026

Maj. Gen. S.V.L. Malu’s Motivational Address to ECOMOG Troops in Monrovia (Before Deployment to Sierra Leone)
"Officers and men of ECOMOG, today we stand on the threshold of another historic mission. You have served with courage, discipline, and honour here in Liberia, and once again the call of duty summons you — this time to Sierra Leone.
Remember who you are. You are not just soldiers; you are peacekeepers, defenders of the helpless, and symbols of hope to a troubled region. The people of Sierra Leone look up to you for protection, stability, and the restoration of peace. Your professionalism, unity, and bravery will determine the success of this mission.
Let your conduct be guided by discipline, respect for humanity, and loyalty to the mandate of ECOMOG. Stand firm for justice, support one another in brotherhood, and never forget that history will remember the sacrifices you make today.
Go forward with courage. Go forward with honour. And may your mission bring lasting peace to Sierra Leone and pride to your nations.
God bless you all."

11/02/2026

The honest question I want to ask is this: why is the APC afraid to sign the electoral reform bill into law?

When they control the majority of governors, senators, members of the House of Representatives, and local government chairmen, why are they still not confident of winning the 2027 elections?

This fear suggests only one thing—that they already know they have failed the people and are planning to rig the 2027 elections. If that is not the case, then the solution is simple:
sign the electoral reform bill into law now.

06/01/2026

Prominent activist and political ally of Peter Obi, Aisha Yesufu, has said she would oppose the former Anambra State governor if he reneges on his pledge to serve only one term, should he be elected president in 2027.

30/12/2025

US Airstrike: Ondo State Forest Guards, Amotekun, Arrest 39 Suspected Terrorists Fleeing Sokoto

The Ondo State Security Network Agency, popularly known as Amotekun, has arrested 39 suspected terrorists who reportedly fled Sokoto State following Christmas Day airstrikes in Nigeria’s North-West region.

The suspects were intercepted by Amotekun operatives while attempting to move through forest routes within Ondo State.
Preliminary reports indicate that they may have been escaping heightened military pressure in the North-West after the air operations.

Security authorities have taken the suspects into custody for further investigation, while efforts are ongoing to determine their identities, affiliations, and possible links to terrorist activities.

29/12/2025

A reporter at Mar-a-Lago questioned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on whether Ukraine might be willing to concede territory as part of a potential peace agreement with Russia. The issue remains one of the most contentious points in ongoing diplomatic efforts to end the war.

Russia has insisted on retaining control of Ukrainian territories it has seized since the invasion, while Ukraine has consistently rejected any proposal that would require it to surrender its sovereign land. President Zelenskyy has repeatedly emphasized that territorial integrity is non-negotiable, arguing that conceding land would legitimize aggression and undermine international law.

29/12/2025