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Digital Education Push
Beyond the Classroom Walls: TETFund’s Digital Leap into Nigeria’s Future
Nigeria’s TETFund is ramping up
e-learning initiatives to prepare youth for a tech-driven future. Platforms
like Blackboard and TERAS are being introduced across universities to modernize
learning.
In a bold stride toward educational transformation, Nigeria’s Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) is rewriting the script for how learning unfolds in the country’s universities. With the rollout of cutting-edge platforms like Blackboard and TERAS, the agency is championing a tech-forward approach to prepare Nigerian youth for a digital-first world.
Aid Misuse Fuels Conflict
Aid
or Ammunition? The Dark Side of Humanitarian Relief in Conflict Zones
A new study reveals that
humanitarian aid is being diverted by terror groups and rogue regimes,
prolonging conflicts in places like Gaza and Afghanistan. It’s raising tough
questions about global aid accountability.
In a revelation that’s shaking the foundations of global humanitarian efforts, a new study has exposed how aid meant to save lives is instead fueling the very conflicts it seeks to alleviate. From Gaza to Afghanistan, rogue regimes and terror groups are systematically diverting humanitarian assistance, turning food, medicine, and cash into tools of war and control.
-Special Report-
Official Flag-Off of the Magistrate Court Construction at Jabi District,
Abuja
In a landmark ceremony held in the heart of Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory, the official flag-off of the construction of a magistrate court complex at Jabi District was performed by the Honorable Minister of the FCT, Chief Barrister Nyesom Wike. The event marked a significant stride in the administration’s commitment to strengthening judicial infrastructure and expanding access to justice across Abuja.
Clash of Comebacks: PDP, Obidients Fire Back at Wike Over Jonathan and Obi
The road to Nigeria’s 2027 presidential election is already heating up, and the political battlefield is ablaze with controversy. At the center of the storm is Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, whose recent remarks have sparked outrage within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the Obidient movement, the passionate supporters of Peter Obi.
Nigeria–Colombia Diplomatic Boost
From Bogotá to Abuja: A Historic Embrace of Heritage and Partnership
President Tinubu hosted
Colombia’s Vice President Francia Márquez in Abuja, signing multiple agreements
to deepen ties in aviation, diplomacy, and trade. Márquez, the first Black VP
of Colombia, called the visit a reconnection with ancestral roots.
In a moment rich with symbolism and strategic promise, President Bola Tinubu welcomed Colombia’s Vice President Francia Márquez to Abuja, marking a milestone in Nigeria’s diplomatic outreach to Latin America. The visit wasn’t just ceremonial, it was transformative. Multiple bilateral agreements were signed, spanning aviation, trade, diplomacy, and cultural exchange, signaling a new era of cooperation between the two nations.
Health Crisis Alarms
A
Nation on Life Support? Peter Obi’s Alarm Over Nigeria’s Health Crisis
Labour Party’s presidential
candidate Peter Obi has raised serious concerns about Nigeria’s global health
rankings. The country now holds the lowest life
expectancy globally (just 54.6
years) and the worst maternal mortality rate, with one maternal death every seven minutes. It's
sparked intense debate about governance and healthcare investment.
In a searing indictment of Nigeria’s healthcare system, Labour Party’s presidential candidate Peter Obi has raised the alarm over the country’s catastrophic global health rankings. According to the United Nations World Population Prospects 2025 Report, Nigeria now holds the lowest life expectancy on the planet, just 54.6 years. Even more harrowing, it has been ranked the most dangerous country in the world to give birth, with one maternal death occurring every seven minutes.
Collision in the Clouds: Tragedy Strikes Fort Morgan’s Skies
A quiet Sunday morning in Colorado turned tragic when two small aircraft collided midair near Fort Morgan Municipal Airport, leaving one person dead and three others injured. The crash occurred around 10:40 a.m. local time as both planes, identified as a Cessna 172 and an Extra Flugzeugbau EA300, were making their final approach to land.
Dr. Abubakar Dantsoho
Nigeria’s Global Maritime Rise
Anchored in Influence: Nigeria’s Dantsoho Takes the Helm in Global Port
Leadership
On the international front,
Nigeria’s Abubakar Dantsoho was elected Vice-President for Africa of the International Association for Ports & Harbours (IAPH). This boosts Nigeria’s influence in global
maritime policy.
In a defining moment for Nigeria’s maritime ambitions, Dr. Abubakar Dantsoho, Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), has been elected Vice-President for Africa of the International Association for Ports & Harbours (IAPH). The election, held in Tokyo, marks a strategic leap for Nigeria, placing it squarely at the heart of global maritime policy and port governance.
Shehu Sani, Fmr. Senator, Civil Rights Activist
Fault Lines of Power: Shehu Sani’s Candid Take on Ethnicity, Religion, and Nigeria’s Democratic Decline
In a sobering reflection on Nigeria’s political trajectory, former senator and civil rights activist Shehu Sani has sounded the alarm over what he describes as the corrosive influence of ethnicity and religion on the country’s democracy. Speaking in a wide-ranging interview, Sani didn’t hold back, arguing that tribal and religious loyalties have become the dominant forces shaping political decisions, appointments, and allegiances, often at the expense of justice, equity, and national unity.
The Throne and the Thirst: Aso Rock Warns of Desperate Moves to Unseat Tinubu
In a blistering rebuttal to growing political murmurs, the Nigerian Presidency has lashed out at what it calls a cabal of “power-hungry politicians” allegedly scheming to oust President Bola Tinubu before the 2027 elections. The accusation, delivered by Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser on Media and Strategy, paints a picture of a political landscape riddled with ambition, contradiction, and betrayal.
-SPECIAL REPORT-
Wike’s Warning: Peter Obi’s
2027 Comeback Could Bury the PDP
In a fiery and unfiltered media appearance, Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory Minister, Nyesom Wike, issued a stark warning to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP): entertaining the idea of Peter Obi’s return ahead of the 2027 presidential election would be tantamount to political suicide. Wike, known for his blunt political commentary, did not mince words as he described Obi’s potential reentry into the PDP as “dangerous,” “hypocritical,” and a move that would “kill the party”.
Gaza Humanitarian Flotilla
Waves of Defiance: The Global Sumud Flotilla
Sets Sail for Gaza’s Hope
Over 50 ships from 44 countries
are part of the Global Sumud Flotilla,
aiming to deliver aid to Gaza and challenge Israel’s blockade. The mission was
temporarily halted due to severe weather but is expected to resume soon.
In one of the most ambitious civilian-led humanitarian missions in recent history, the Global Sumud Flotilla has united over 50 ships from 44 countries in a bold attempt to break Israel’s blockade of Gaza and deliver desperately needed aid. The flotilla, which set sail from Barcelona, Spain, is a floating symbol of global solidarity, resilience, and resistance. Though temporarily forced to return to port due to fierce Mediterranean winds exceeding 30 knots, organizers have confirmed that the mission will resume shortly.
Adegboyega Oyetola, Hon. Minister of Marine and Blue Economy
Wooden Boats, Watery Graves: Oyetola Sounds Alarm Over Nigeria’s Deadly Waterways
In a grim
reckoning with Nigeria’s inland waterway tragedies, Minister of Marine and Blue
Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, has issued a stark warning: the continued use of
wooden boats is costing lives. Between January and August 2025, at least 92
passengers perished in a series of devastating boat accidents across the
country, despite federal efforts to improve safety standards.
From the rivers of Kwara to the creeks of Sokoto and the floodplains of Zamfara, the pattern is tragically familiar, overloaded wooden vessels capsizing in turbulent waters, often with no life jackets and little regard for safety protocols. In one harrowing incident in May, a storm overturned a market-bound boat on the Niger River, killing 27 passengers. In August, two separate accidents in Sokoto claimed dozens more, with many still missing days after the mishaps.
-Special Feature-
A Beacon of Hope-TSO DG Sponsors 100 Kebbi Students for NCE Programme in
Kano
Location: Junju Community, Birnin Kebbi LGA, Kebbi State
Destination: College of Education, Kura, Kano State
Beneficiaries: 100 underprivileged students
Initiative: Al-Amin NCE Programme
Sponsor: Hon. Aminu Suleiman, Director General, Tinubu Support
Organisation (TSO)
-SPECIAL REPORT-
Navigating
Sex-Positive Spaces: A Gentleman's Guide to Confidence, Consent, and Connection
In the
heart of every meaningful experience lies intention. For men attending
sex-positive events or parties, the goal isn’t just to perform, it’s to
connect, explore, and grow. Whether you're stepping into this world for the
first time or simply seeking clarity, preparation is everything.
Start by asking yourself why you're going. Are you curious? Looking to meet like-minded people? Hoping to share the experience with a partner? Knowing your purpose helps you stay grounded and confident. Research the event beforehand, some are sensual, others social, and many have specific dress codes that range from elegant to erotic. Choose attire that makes you feel powerful and comfortable.
-Special Report-
TVC News Broadcast on Warri Federal Constituency Delineation Dispute
In a
charged and deeply consequential live broadcast aired on TVC News, the
spotlight turned to the escalating tensions surrounding the delineation of
Warri Federal Constituency in Delta State.
The broadcast featured impassioned voices from various ethnic groups, civil society organizations, and legal experts, all converging to address what they described as a constitutional crisis and a blatant disregard for judicial authority.
-Special Report-
Wike’s
Abuja Offensive - Security, Sanity, and the Politics of Power
By
Solomon Etuk, Abuja Bureau Chief
ABUJA - In a media chat that felt more
like a declaration of war than a routine press briefing, Nigeria’s Honourable
Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, laid bare his
uncompromising vision for the capital city.
Held at his official residence in Abuja, the session was a masterclass in political candour, administrative resolve, and rhetorical firepower.
-Special Report-
Federal Government Urges States to Phase Out Wooden Boats in Nigeria
In a decisive move aimed at enhancing safety across Nigeria’s waterways, the Federal Government has called on state governments, particularly those with significant riverine populations, to phase out the use of wooden boats in favor of modern alternatives.
This directive was issued by the Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, following a tragic boat accident in Shagari Local Government Area of Sokoto State that claimed multiple lives.
Simon Ekpa
-Special Report-
The Conviction of Simon Ekpa for Terrorism in Finland
In a landmark ruling delivered on September 1, 2025, the Päijät-Häme District Court in Finland sentenced Nigerian-born Finnish resident Simon Ekpa to six years in prison for terrorism-related offences.
Ekpa, a former Municipal Councillor in Lahti and self-proclaimed Prime Minister of the Biafra Republic Government in Exile (BRGIE), was found guilty of incitement to terrorism, dissemination of terrorist propaganda, and active participation in a terrorist organization.
-SEB EDITORIAL-
Wike Roars on his
Vision, Verdicts, and Vows on Politics, Abuja and more …
In a
characteristically forthright and impassioned media chat held at his official
residence in Abuja, Nigeria’s Honourable Minister of the Federal Capital
Territory, Nyesom Wike, once again demonstrated his unflinching resolve to
reshape the capital city’s governance and security architecture.
The session, which unfolded earlier today, was marked by a blend of candid reflections, bold declarations, and political counterpunches that underscored Wike’s combative style and his vision for the FCT.
-Special Report-
Unity, Urgency, and
Vision at the North-East Governors’ Forum in Jalingo
On Saturday, August 30, 2025, the city of
Jalingo in Taraba State played host to a pivotal gathering of regional
leadership as the North-East Governors’ Forum convened its 12th meeting. The
forum, comprising governors from Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba, and
Yobe States, reaffirmed its collective commitment to confronting the
multifaceted challenges facing the North-East subregion of Nigeria. The event
was not merely a routine meeting—it was a clarion call for action,
collaboration, and resilience in the face of adversity.
Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State welcomed his counterparts with warmth and hospitality, setting the tone for a weekend of serious deliberations and cultural celebration. A gala night preceding the main session featured vibrant performances from local cultural troupes, showcasing the rich heritage of Taraba and underscoring the unity that binds the region despite its diversity.
-SPEACIAL FEATURE-
Theatrical Piece for A Monday Morning Routine
BY Ward9ice
Monday Morning: The Scene
The alarm
cuts through the quiet like a sharp knock on a locked door.
Your eyes open slowly, the room still tinted with the soft grey of dawn.
Somewhere outside, a rooster crows, not because you asked it to, but because
Monday doesn’t wait for anyone.
You swing
your legs over the side of the bed. The floor feels cooler than you expected.
The air carries that faint mix of weekend leftovers, the scent of yesterday’s
stew, and the crisp promise of a new day.
-WARD9ICE-
The Nollywood‑worthy drama of a Nigerian workweek
Starring: Alarms, Danfos, and the quiet Heroism of Showing Up
PROLOGUE - THE WEEK Nigeria, Monday isn’t just
a day. It’s a production AS CINEMA
The cast: Millions of everyday heroes.
The soundtrack: Generators, street hawkers, and
the occasional motivational WhatsApp broadcast.
The plot: A journey to weekday battle —
and back again from weekend bliss.
Lead Actor: Solomon, takes us through the
three‑act epic we all know too well.
ACT ONE - SUNDAY NIGHT: THE
SILENT WAR
8:59 p.m. — The weekend is still
breathing, but barely.
The fan hums. A neighbour’s generator coughs.
WhatsApp family groups erupt with blessings:
“Good
night o, blessed week ahead, in Jesus’ name!” — Aunty Blessing
Solomon replies with a single emoji, while calculating how many hours of sleep he’ll get if he closes his eyes right now.
-SPEACIAL FEATURE-
It Really Feels Like #What on a Monday Morning to
Get Set for Work
· A short column on the weekly ritual we all recognize, and somehow survive.
Monday morning doesn’t begin when the alarm rings; it starts the night before, when Sunday’s light gets thin and the WhatsApp blessings arrive like clockwork. You do the mental maths, if I sleep now, I’ll get enough, all while pretending you don’t see the shirt you meant to wash. In that quiet negotiation with reality, you accept the first truth of Monday: preparation is mostly psychological. You’re not just picking clothes; you’re choosing courage.
