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President Bola Tinubu recalls working as a taxi driver and taking other jobs in the United States to finance his university education, linking the experience to his push for wider access to education.
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The Federal Government says landlords who rent properties to terrorists risk prosecution, while individuals convicted of supporting terrorism face a minimum 20-year prison sentence.
PSN has applauded Federal High Court convictions of illegal pharmacy operators, warning that fake drug activities endanger public health and urging stronger enforcement of Nigeria’s pharmaceutical laws nationwide.
OPEP troops rescued a pastor and his wife abducted in Plateau State after a swift operation in Bokkos, with victims injured while fleeing kidnappers who escaped into nearby forest.
Tinubu, through SGF Akume, vowed Nigeria will not surrender to terrorists, pledging intensified security operations, protection of lives, and efforts to rescue abducted citizens while addressing economic challenges nationwide.
Residents in Lagos have criticized a reported solar installation fee policy, sparking debate over taxation, governance, and energy access, though the government insists it applies only to social housing estates.
Ali Ndume says 2027 presidential election will be “like WWE,” describing expected tough competition between Tinubu, Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi and other major political contenders in Nigeria’s electoral race.
Iyabo Obasanjo has resigned from APC, citing marginalisation, exclusion and unfair treatment in Ogun State politics following disputed governorship primaries and lack of response to her supporters’ demands by leadership.
PDP leaders led by Adolphus Wabara have sued INEC, seeking recognition of the party’s interim NWC and urging the commission to update records following recent court rulings.
Atiku Abubakar welcomed the rescue of 360 Borno abductees, urging government and security agencies to intensify efforts to free remaining kidnap victims and strengthen national security.
Troops of Operation Savannah Shield arrested five suspected bandit informants in Niger State, recovering phones, cash, propaganda materials, and other items as investigations into alleged criminal networks continue.
Goodluck Jonathan and PLO Lumumba urged Nigeria and Africa to prioritize education, technology, strong institutions, and military capacity to secure future development and global relevance.
About 270 Nigerians are expected home today from South Africa as the Federal Government begins evacuation flights, while screening continues for hundreds more seeking voluntary repatriation amid xenophobic tensions.
Peter Obi warned against ethnic profiling, saying crime has no ethnicity. He urged Nigerians to reject stereotypes, support justice, promote unity, and judge individuals by character rather than background.
