A Beacon of Compassion: Commissioning the Seraphic Home Foundation Rehabilitation Center and Elderly People's Home in Anambra
In a
deeply moving and spiritually charged ceremony, the Seraphic Home Foundation
Rehabilitation Center and Elderly People's Home was officially commissioned in
Anambra State, Nigeria.
The event, which unfolded with grandeur and heartfelt emotion, marked a significant milestone in the region’s commitment to social welfare and humanitarian service.
Strengthening Legislation: A Public Hearing in Abuja
In a
live-streamed session hosted by TVC News Nigeria, the House Committee in Abuja
convened a public hearing focused on strengthening legislative frameworks
within the country.
The broadcast, titled “Strengthening Legislation - House Committee Review Host Public Hearing,” offered viewers a front-row seat to the democratic process as lawmakers, stakeholders, and citizens engaged in dialogue aimed at refining Nigeria’s legal architecture.
Wike Unfiltered: A Minister’s Candid Reflections on Power, Politics, and Rivers State
In a
riveting one-on-one interview streamed by Channels Television, Nyesom Wike, the
Minister of the Federal Capital Territory and former Governor of Rivers State,
delivered a no-holds-barred account of the political turbulence surrounding the
alleged emergency rule in Rivers State.
The conversation was not merely a political update, it was a masterclass in strategic communication, personal vindication, and political theatre.
A Grand Celebration in Kaduna: Nasirudeen Yari Weds Safiya Shehu Idris
In a
vibrant and culturally rich ceremony streamed live from Kaduna, Nasirudeen
Yari, son of former Zamfara State Governor Abdul’aziz Yari, tied the knot with
Safiya Shehu Idris.
The event, covered by TVC News Nigeria, captured the attention of viewers across the country, showcasing not only the union of two prominent families but also the grandeur and tradition that define northern Nigerian weddings.
(FILES) Charlie Kirk, executive director of Turning Point USA, speaks during the first day of the 2024 Republican National Convention at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, July 15, 2024. (Photo by ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP)
Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Rumor Sparks Controversy Among Nigerians
In recent
days, a wave of confusion and heated debate has swept across Nigerian social
media following the circulation of a provocative headline: “Charlie Kirk’s
assassination divides Nigerians.”
The
claim, which appears to be entirely unfounded, has nonetheless ignited a
firestorm of reactions, ranging from disbelief and outrage to conspiracy
theories and political commentary.
Charlie
Kirk, a prominent American conservative commentator and founder of Turning
Point USA, has not been assassinated. As of the latest verified reports, he
remains active in public discourse. The origin of the assassination rumor
remains unclear, but it appears to have stemmed from a misleading or satirical
post that was misinterpreted and widely shared across Nigerian digital
platforms.
The
phrase “divides Nigerians” has added a layer of complexity to the situation.
Some Nigerians, particularly those engaged in global political conversations,
expressed concern over the spread of misinformation and its impact on public
perception. Others used the moment to critique the influence of foreign
political figures on Nigerian discourse, questioning why an American commentator’s
alleged fate would stir such intense reactions locally.
The
controversy has also highlighted broader issues around media literacy and the
viral nature of sensational headlines. Many Nigerians called for more
responsible sharing of news and urged others to verify claims before reacting.
Meanwhile,
some commentators speculated that the rumor was part of a larger attempt to
manipulate public sentiment or distract from pressing domestic issues.
In the
absence of any credible reports confirming the assassination, the story serves
as a cautionary tale about the power of misinformation and the speed at which
it can travel. It also underscores the global interconnectedness of political
narratives and how figures like Charlie Kirk, despite being rooted in American
politics, can become flashpoints in conversations far beyond their borders.
As the
dust settles, the incident remains a vivid example of how digital culture can
blur the lines between fact and fiction, and how even the most implausible
claims can spark real-world divisions.
FG Unveils AI Model to Preserve and Promote Nigerian Local Languages
In a
landmark move aimed at harnessing technology to preserve Nigeria’s rich
linguistic heritage, the Federal Government has officially launched an
artificial intelligence model tailored to support local languages.
This initiative marks a significant stride in the country’s digital transformation agenda, particularly in the realm of cultural preservation and inclusive technological development.
Ghost Refineries: The Slow Decay of Nigeria’s Once-Promising Oil Infrastructure
In a
sobering reflection of Nigeria’s troubled oil sector, the refineries in Port
Harcourt, Warri, and Kaduna, once symbols of industrial ambition, now stand as
ghostly monuments to neglect and mismanagement.
These facilities, which were built to process hundreds of thousands of barrels of crude oil daily, have been largely dormant for years, despite repeated promises of rehabilitation and billions of naira allocated for turnaround maintenance.
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Nigeria
and Global Affairs Since September 18, 2025
In the
days following September 18, 2025, Nigeria has witnessed a series of political
recalibrations, policy debates, and humanitarian concerns that reflect both the
resilience and the complexity of its democratic landscape.
Globally, the world continues to grapple with geopolitical tensions, climate emergencies, and economic recalibrations that are reshaping international alliances and domestic priorities.
A Turning Point in Southeast Security: The Capture of 'Gentle De Yahoo'
The
recent arrest of Ifeanyi Eze Okorienta, widely known as 'Gentle De Yahoo', marks
a significant milestone in Nigeria’s ongoing battle against insurgency and
separatist violence in the Southeast.
The Nigerian Army’s announcement of his capture sparked widespread jubilation across communities long plagued by fear and instability. For years, Okorienta was considered one of the most notorious commanders of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its armed wing, the Eastern Security Network (ESN), orchestrating a reign of terror that left deep scars on the region.
Nigeria’s Vice President Kashim Shettima
Kashim Shettima Urges Subregional Unity and Agricultural Investment to End Hunger
In a
compelling call to action, Nigeria’s Vice President Kashim Shettima has
emphasized the urgent need for subregional collaboration to tackle the
persistent challenge of hunger across West Africa.
Speaking at a high-level forum focused on food security and sustainable development, Shettima underscored the critical role of strategic agricultural investments in transforming the region’s food systems and securing long-term nourishment for its growing population.
Nigeria’s Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu
Nigeria’s Voice in Global Trade: Benjamin Kalu Champions Multilateralism at WTO Steering Committee
In a
significant diplomatic stride, Nigeria’s Deputy Speaker of the House of
Representatives, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu, PhD, CFR, took center stage at the
55th Session of the Steering Committee of the Parliamentary Conference on the
World Trade Organization (WTO), held at the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) headquarters
in Geneva, Switzerland.
Representing Nigeria among a select group of parliamentarians from eight other countries, including the European Parliament, Kalu’s presence underscored Nigeria’s commitment to shaping the future of global trade through inclusive dialogue and strategic partnerships.
Nigerian Army Captures Notorious IPOB Commander Gentle de Yahoo in Imo State
In a
decisive operation aimed at curbing insurgency and restoring peace in
southeastern Nigeria, the Nigerian Army has confirmed the arrest of Ifeanyi Eze
Okorienta, a notorious commander of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and
its armed wing, the Eastern Security Network (ESN).
Widely known by his alias "Gentle de Yahoo," Okorienta was apprehended at his hideout in Aku-Ihube, located in the Okigwe Local Government Area of Imo State.
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A Moment of Grace: The Catholic Bishops’ State Reception in Uyo
In a rare
and dignified gathering that blended faith, governance, and cultural pride, the
city of Uyo played host to the Catholic Bishops of Nigeria in a live-streamed
official courtesy visit and state reception.
The
event, broadcast by TVC
News Nigeria, unfolded as a ceremonial tribute to the spiritual leaders
whose influence spans across the country’s religious and social landscape.
The reception was not merely symbolic, it was a statement of unity and respect. The presence of the bishops, adorned in their clerical regalia, brought a solemnity to the occasion that underscored the weight of their role in Nigeria’s moral and civic discourse.
Inferno at Afriland Towers Sparks Panic in Lagos Island’s Marina District
On the
afternoon of Tuesday, September 16, 2025, the bustling Marina area of Lagos
Island descended into chaos as a fire tore through Afriland Towers, a
six-storey commercial high-rise located on Broad Street.
The building, which houses a branch of the United Bank for Africa (UBA) along with several other corporate offices, became the epicenter of a dramatic emergency response that gripped the city.
Inferno on the Highway: Petrol Tanker Crash Claims Lives in Kwara State
A tragic
accident unfolded on the afternoon of Tuesday, September 16, 2025, along the
Ilorin, Jebba expressway in Kwara State, when a petrol tanker lost control and
ignited into flames, claiming the lives of two individuals.
The incident occurred at Pasa village, a stretch notorious for heavy vehicular traffic and frequent accidents. According to the Kwara State Fire Service, the tanker, bearing registration number NSR 966 ZQ, was transporting 33,000 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) when the driver reportedly lost control, causing the vehicle to veer off the road and overturn. The impact triggered a massive fire that engulfed the vehicle within moments.
Presidency Declares Nigeria Is “Under-Borrowing” Amid Debt Concerns
In a
striking departure from prevailing public sentiment, the Nigerian presidency
has declared that the country is “under-borrowing,” challenging widespread
concerns about the nation’s rising debt profile.
This assertion was made by Dr. Tope Fasua, Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Economic Matters, during a televised interview on Channels Television’s “The Morning Brief” on September 16, 2025.
Tinubu’s Early Return from Paris Signals Renewed Focus on Governance
President
Bola Ahmed Tinubu made an unexpected return to Abuja on the evening of Tuesday,
September 16, 2025, cutting short his scheduled working vacation in Paris,
France.
Initially slated to spend ten working days abroad, with plans to divide his time between France and the United Kingdom, the president’s early arrival has stirred speculation about a renewed urgency in domestic governance.
Rivers State Administrator , Vice Admiral (Rtd.)
Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas
Turbulence and Transition: Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas and the Emergency Rule in Rivers State
The
political terrain of Rivers State in 2025 was marked by deep fissures and
high-stakes maneuvering, culminating in a six-month emergency rule that
reshaped governance and ignited fierce debate across Nigeria.
At the heart of this upheaval stood Vice Admiral (Rtd.) Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas, appointed as Sole Administrator following President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s declaration of a state of emergency on March 18.
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Nigeria in Focus:
Governance, Crisis, and Global Engagement
Wednesday, September 17, 2025, unfolded
with a tapestry of events across Nigeria that painted a vivid picture of the
nation's political, social, and economic pulse.
President Bola Tinubu returned to Abuja ahead of schedule from his working vacation in Paris, signalling a renewed focus on governance. His early return was met with a warm reception by key political figures, including Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila, underscoring the administration’s intent to resume official duties with vigor.
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Confronting the Hydra - A Holistic Approach to Eradicating Corruption
Corruption
is not merely a moral failing or a breach of public trust, it is a systemic
cancer that eats away at the foundations of governance, development, and social
equity.
In
nations where corruption thrives, institutions falter, public confidence
erodes, and progress becomes a mirage. It is the silent saboteur of dreams, the
invisible hand that redirects resources from the many to the few.
To tackle corruption effectively, a nation must adopt a multi-dimensional strategy that goes beyond punitive measures and embraces structural transformation.
Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara State
Zamfara's Bold Educational Leap: 408,137 Teaching Materials Distributed Across Public Schools
In a landmark move to revitalize education in
Zamfara State, Governor Dauda Lawal has spearheaded the distribution of 408,137
teaching and learning materials to public schools, marking one of the most
significant investments in instructional resources in the state’s history.
The initiative, unveiled at the Teacher
Training and Development Centre in Gusau, is part of the administration’s
broader mission to rescue and rebuild the state through strategic educational
reform.
Governor Lawal emphasized that the distribution is not merely about handing out books but about laying the foundation for recovery, renewal, and progress.
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2027 Elections: Dino Melaye’s
Defiant Stand Against APC and the Future of Nigeria’s Opposition Politics
In a
charged and emotionally resonant interview on “2027 Elections Will Be Between
Nigerians And APC - Dino Melaye”, former Senator Dino Melaye delivers a
blistering critique of Nigeria’s current political landscape, casting the 2027
elections not as a contest between parties, but as a battle between the
Nigerian people and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
His rhetoric is fiery, his metaphors vivid, and his message unmistakably clear: the nation is in crisis, and only a new political awakening can rescue it.
Hilda Baci, Celebrity Cheff
Hilda Baci’s Monumental Jollof Feat: A Second Shot at Culinary Glory
In a dazzling display of culinary ambition
and national pride, Nigerian celebrity chef Hilda Baci has once again etched
her name into the annals of gastronomic history.
On September 13, 2025, she completed her
second Guinness World Record attempt, this time for cooking the largest pot of
jollof rice.
The event, held at Eko Hotels and Suites in Victoria Island, Lagos, drew thousands of spectators, celebrities, and government officials, all eager to witness the spectacle of Nigerian excellence in action.
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London’s
Largest Far-Right Rally in Decades: The “Unite the Kingdom” March
On September
13, 2025, central London witnessed one of the most significant far-right
demonstrations in recent British history.
Organized by controversial activist Tommy Robinson, the “Unite the Kingdom” rally drew an estimated 110,000 participants, transforming the heart of the capital into a sea of nationalist fervor, Union Jacks, and anti-immigration slogans.
INJUSTICE AT WORK PLACE
Restoring Equity: A
Blueprint for Tackling Injustice in Corporate Organisations
Injustice, when allowed to fester within the walls of a corporate organisation, corrodes trust, stifles innovation, and ultimately undermines the very foundation of productivity and purpose.
It
manifests in many forms, discrimination, favoritism, unequal pay, abuse of
power, and the silencing of dissent.
While policies and procedures may exist to address these issues, they often fall short when the culture itself is complicit. To truly tackle injustice, organisations must go beyond compliance and embrace a transformative approach rooted in empathy, transparency, and accountability.
