INEC Orders Display of Preliminary Register of Voters for Claims and Objections
The
Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced the nationwide
display of the preliminary register of voters, a critical step in Nigeria’s
electoral process.
This exercise, which was made public through a statement on the commission’s official X (formerly Twitter) handle, is designed to allow citizens to review the voter register and raise claims or objections where necessary.
“I Am 100 Percent Behind Tinubu’s Administration - Lai Mohammed”
In a
recent public statement, Nigeria’s immediate past Minister of Information and
Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, reaffirmed his unwavering loyalty to President
Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the current administration.
Speaking at the 15th Convocation Lecture of Achievers University, Owo, Ondo State, Mohammed declared that although he no longer occupies a frontline role in party politics, his commitment to the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its leadership remains absolute.
“I am a very loyal member of the APC, and I am 100 percent behind this administration,” he emphasized, noting that his contributions now occur through “back channels” rather than visible public engagements.
Cost of Healthcare in Africa Soaring High, with 384 Million Pushed into Poverty, Says WHO
The World
Health Organization (WHO) has sounded a stark warning about the escalating cost
of healthcare across Africa, revealing that millions are being driven into
poverty due to out-of-pocket medical expenses.
According to the latest Universal Health Coverage (UHC) report, more than 423 million people in Africa faced financial hardship in 2022 because of healthcare costs, with over 384 million pushed into or deeper into poverty.
“You Are Not My Type” – Blueface’s Explosive Accusation Against His Mother
Rapper
Blueface has ignited widespread controversy after making startling accusations against
his mother, Karlissa Saffold Harvey, on social media.
In a series of posts shared on X (formerly Twitter), the rapper claimed that his mother was overly invested in his romantic relationships and went as far as to suggest she was behaving inappropriately toward him.
British Porn Star Bonnie Blue Faces Deportation and Blacklisting from Bali
Bonnie
Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger, is a British adult film star who has long
been a controversial figure in the adult entertainment industry.
She first gained notoriety years ago for her claim of participating in a marathon sexual encounter involving 1,000 men in 24 hours, a stunt that cemented her reputation as one of the more sensational personalities in the adult film world.
NATO Chief Warns of Looming Conflict: “We Must Prepare for the Scale of War Our Grandparents Endured”
In a
stark and unsettling address delivered at a security conference in Berlin,
NATO’s Secretary General Mark Rutte issued a chilling warning to Western
nations, urging them to brace for the possibility of a large-scale war
reminiscent of the devastation endured by previous generations.
His remarks came amid escalating tensions between Russia and NATO, following a series of aggressive military actions and political confrontations.
Authorities Begin Demolition Of Property Linked To Organ Trafficking In Imo
The Imo
State Government has launched a decisive operation against properties allegedly
linked to organ trafficking and other violent crimes.
This
action, which has drawn significant public attention, involves the demolition
of a mortuary and a hotel situated along the Owerri–Aba Expressway.
Security agencies uncovered that these facilities were connected to suspected organ-harvesting activities, raising alarm about the scale of criminal operations in the region.
Leaked Document Reveals US Plan to Pull Four Countries Out of the EU Under “Make Europe Great Again” Strategy
A leaked
document has sparked controversy across Europe and beyond, allegedly revealing
that the United States under President Donald Trump is pursuing a bold and
disruptive plan to reshape the European political landscape.
According to reports from Defense One, the leaked file is said to be an extended version of the US National Security Strategy (NSS), which outlines Washington’s foreign policy priorities.
Global Alert: Scientists Warn of a Potential Catastrophe in 2026
The
phrase “Global alert: Scientists warn of a potential catastrophe in 2026”
refers to a growing body of scientific concern that the year 2026 could mark a
turning point for humanity due to converging crises.
Physicists and climate experts have raised alarms, citing data projections that suggest the possibility of severe disruptions to global systems if urgent action is not taken.
Vivian Wambui Speaks After Ex Sam West Introduces New Lover
Vivian
Wambui, the Kenyan singer popularly known simply as Vivian, has recently
addressed the public following news that her former partner, Sam West,
introduced a new lover.
The development has stirred interest among fans and followers, given the couple’s previously high-profile relationship and eventual separation.
Western Intelligence Warns of Imminent Russian Offensive
Western
intelligence agencies have raised alarms over what they describe as Russia’s
preparations for a major new offensive in Ukraine.
According to recent assessments, Moscow is mobilizing significant military resources and intensifying its information campaigns to project strength and inevitability in the conflict.
Adeleke’s Entry, Emergence As Candidate Invalid - Accord Faction
The
political drama surrounding Governor Ademola Adeleke’s alleged defection to the
Accord Party has sparked intense debate and controversy within Nigerian
political circles.
According to reports, a faction of the Accord Party led by Chris Imumolen has strongly criticized Adeleke’s entry, describing it as a “back-door” maneuver that undermines the party’s internal processes.
No VIP Police Escorts Without My Clearance – President Tinubu’s Directive to Ministers
President Bola Tinubu has issued a firm
directive that no minister or senior government official will be allowed to use
police escorts unless they obtain his personal clearance. This move is part of
a broader effort to redeploy police officers to frontline duties in combating
kidnapping, terrorism, and other security challenges facing Nigeria.
During the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting held at the State House in Abuja on December 10, 2025, Tinubu restated his earlier order withdrawing police officers from Very Important Persons (VIPs). He emphasized that ministers and top officials who feel vulnerable due to the nature of their assignments must route their requests for escorts through the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), who will then seek direct presidential approval.
Burkina Faso Accuses Nigerian Air Force of Violating Its Airspace
In a
dramatic turn of events that underscores the growing tensions in West Africa,
Burkina Faso has accused the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) of violating its
airspace.
The incident unfolded when a Nigerian military C-130 aircraft, en route to Portugal, made an emergency landing in Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso’s second-largest city.
Defection of Governor Siminalayi Fubara and PDP’s Response
The
political landscape of Rivers State, Nigeria, witnessed a dramatic shift when
Governor Siminalayi Fubara announced his defection from the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The move, made public during a stakeholders’ meeting at the Government House in Port Harcourt, has sparked intense reactions and highlighted deeper issues within Nigeria’s democratic framework.
Senate Summons Aviation Minister Over 400% Airfare Hike
In a
dramatic move that underscores growing public frustration, the Nigerian Senate
has summoned the Minister of Aviation alongside key stakeholders in the
aviation industry to appear before its committee.
This follows what lawmakers described as an astronomical and unacceptable surge in airfares across the country, with ticket prices reportedly rising by over 400 percent in recent months.
NAFDAC Warns Against Circulation of Substandard, Unregistered Edible Oils
The
National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has
issued a strong public alert regarding the growing circulation of substandard
and unregistered edible oils across Nigeria.
In a statement released on December 9, 2025, the agency identified several brands, FINO, PUR, OKI, SUPER DELICIEX, and LA JONIC, as products whose sources, production processes, and safety standards remain unknown. These oils are being smuggled into the country and sold under multiple brand names in major markets nationwide, including Onitsha, Aba, Owerri, Warri, Enugu, Port Harcourt, Calabar, Lagos, Kano, Sokoto, Maiduguri, and several other cities.
Sheikh Ahmad Gumi’s Controversial Statement on Kidnapping and Killing
Sheikh Ahmad Abubakar Gumi, a prominent Kaduna-based
Islamic cleric, has stirred nationwide debate after declaring that kidnapping
schoolchildren is a “lesser evil” compared to killing soldiers.
His remarks, made during an interview with the BBC, have drawn sharp criticism and intense public scrutiny.
The Seven-Point Action Plan of the Northern Elders
The
Northern Elders Political Development Group’s communiqué did not stop at
condemning Senator Kabiru Marafa’s call for U.S. invasion; it also laid out a
structured seven-point action plan aimed at tackling insecurity and
strengthening unity in Nigeria.
Each point reflects a deliberate attempt to balance immediate security concerns with long-term social cohesion.
Insecurity and the Northern Elders’ Stand Against Foreign Intervention
The
recent statement credited to former Senator Kabiru Marafa, urging the United
States to invade Nigeria, has sparked outrage and condemnation from the
Northern Elders Political Development Group.
In a communiqué issued after its 10th annual meeting in Birnin Kebbi, the group described Marafa’s comments as reckless, unpatriotic, and capable of provoking national instability. They went further to suggest that such utterances warrant psychiatric evaluation and immediate investigation by the Department of State Services.
