Exploring the Emotional Impact of Being Excluded from Parental Inheritance
Inheritance
is more than just a transfer of assets, it’s often a reflection of familial
relationships, values, and perceived fairness.
The question of how one would feel if their parents left them out of their inheritance is deeply personal and emotionally charged. It touches on themes of justice, love, recognition, and the fragile balance within family dynamics.
Cameroon Opposition Leader Faces Legal Action Amid Post-Election Turmoil
In the
wake of Cameroon’s contentious presidential election held on 12 October 2025,
the political landscape has been rocked by unrest and controversy.
The country’s Interior Minister, Paul Atanga Nji, announced that opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary will face legal proceedings for allegedly inciting violent demonstrations following the election results.
NDLEA Declares Drug Parties Illegal: A Stern Warning to Club Owners and Fun Seekers
In a
decisive move to curb the rising trend of drug-fueled social gatherings, the
National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) of Nigeria has issued a strong
warning to nightclub operators and partygoers across the country.
The agency emphasized that the organization, promotion, or attendance of so-called “drug parties” is a criminal offense under Nigerian law and will be met with the full force of legal action.
NEC Chairman Amupitan Declares Zero Tolerance for Vote-Buying Ahead of Anambra Governorship Election
In a firm
and forward-looking address, the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC), Professor Joash Amupitan (SAN), has declared that
vote-buying will not be allowed to influence the outcome of the upcoming
Anambra State governorship election scheduled for November 8, 2025.
Speaking during a high-level meeting of the Inter-Agency Consultative Committee on Election Security held in Abuja, Amupitan emphasized the commission’s unwavering commitment to conducting a free, fair, and credible election that truly reflects the will of the people.
Cameroon: Where Does Biya’s Reelection Leave Tchiroma?
President
Paul Biya’s reelection in October 2025 has once again extended his already
four-decade-long grip on power in Cameroon, leaving the political landscape in
a familiar state of stasis.
At 92 years old, Biya secured another seven-year term with 53.66% of the vote, defeating his main challenger, Issa Tchiroma Bakary, who garnered 35.19%.
Brigitte Macron Battles Deep Anxiety Amid Persistent Gender-Based Disinformation Campaign
French
First Lady Brigitte Macron has been grappling with profound emotional distress
due to a relentless wave of online harassment and conspiracy theories falsely
claiming she is a man.
This deeply personal revelation came to light during a Paris court trial, where her daughter, Tiphaine Auzière, testified about the severe toll the disinformation has taken on her mother’s mental health and family life.
Bill Gates Reframes Climate Change Threat: A Strategic Pivot Toward Human Suffering
In a
striking departure from his long-standing climate advocacy, Bill Gates has
published a major essay asserting that climate change, while serious, will not
lead to humanity’s extinction.
This statement, released on October 28, 2025, ahead of the COP30 global summit, marks a significant shift in Gates’s public stance and has sparked intense debate across scientific and philanthropic communities.
Nasarawa’s Education Crisis: NSUBEB Chairman Decries Teachers’ Neglect and Misconduct
In a
striking and candid address, Dr. Kassim Muhammad Kassim, the Executive Chairman
of the Nasarawa State Universal Basic Education Board (NSUBEB), has voiced deep
concern over the deteriorating state of primary education in the region.
His remarks, delivered during a public engagement, painted a troubling picture of widespread teacher absenteeism and misconduct that threatens the future of thousands of schoolchildren across Nasarawa State.
China’s New Influencer Law: Degrees Now Required for Sensitive Topics
In a
sweeping move to combat misinformation and tighten control over online
discourse, China has enacted a new law requiring social media influencers to hold
formal qualifications in the subjects they discuss, particularly when those
subjects are deemed sensitive.
This regulation, which came into effect on October 25, 2025, mandates that content creators who speak on topics such as medicine, law, education, and finance must possess a relevant degree, professional license, or certification.
Nigeria’s Rice Price Decline: Finance Minister Wale Edun’s Economic Outlook
In a
recent statement, Nigeria’s Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of
the Economy, Wale Edun, announced that the price of a 50kg bag of rice has
dropped significantly, from ₦120,000 in 2024 to an average of ₦80,000 in 2025.
This development, he argued, reflects the positive impact of President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms, which he claims have steered the country away from fiscal collapse and toward a path of stability and growth.
Governor Abiodun Gifts Super Falcons ₦50 Million Ahead of Crucial Benin Clash
In a
spirited show of support for Nigeria’s female national football team, the Super
Falcons, Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun has announced a generous ₦50 million
cash gift to the squad ahead of their decisive second-leg qualifier against the
Amazons of Benin Republic.
The match, part of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) qualifying series, is set to take place at the MKO Abiola International Stadium in Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State.
Tragedy in Kenya: Light Aircraft Crash Claims 11 Lives
On the
morning of Tuesday, October 28, 2025, a devastating light aircraft crash
occurred in Kenya, resulting in the confirmed deaths of all 11 individuals on
board.
The aircraft, operated by Mombasa Air Safari, was en route from the coastal tourist hub of Diani to Kichwa Tembo, an airstrip located within the renowned Maasai Mara National Park. The crash took place around 5:30 a.m. local time (0230 GMT), under circumstances that are still being investigated.
UNILAG Prohibits Unauthorized Skitmaking and Content Creation on Campus
The
University of Lagos (UNILAG), Akoka, has officially banned the unauthorized use
of its campus facilities, including hostels and academic spaces, for
skitmaking, filmmaking, and other forms of content creation.
This directive was announced in a statement released on Thursday, October 28, 2025, and signed by Adejoke Alaga-Ibraheem, the Head of Communication at the university.
Jackie Ferrara's Final Choice: A Sculptor's Peaceful Exit at 95
Jackie
Ferrara, the acclaimed American sculptor renowned for her geometric wooden
constructions and public installations, made headlines on Wednesday, October
2025 when she chose to end her life at the age of 95 through medical aid in
dying.
Her decision, though controversial, was deeply personal and reflective of her lifelong values of independence and autonomy.
Nigeria Customs Warns Public Against Fake WhatsApp Auction Scams
In a
recent public advisory issued on October 28, 2025, the Nigeria Customs Service
(NCS) alerted citizens to a growing wave of fraudulent activities involving
fake e-auction schemes circulated via WhatsApp.
The warning came in response to reports of scammers impersonating customs officers and promoting bogus auction deals under the guise of official NCS operations.
House of Representatives to Investigate NFF Over Alleged Mismanagement of $25 Million FIFA and CAF Grants
The
Nigerian House of Representatives has launched a formal investigation into the
Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) following allegations of financial
mismanagement involving over $25 million in development grants received from
FIFA and the Confederation of African Football (CAF) between 2015 and 2025.
This decision was reached during a plenary session held on Tuesday, where a motion of urgent public importance was co-sponsored by Adedayo Adesola, a lawmaker from Lagos, and Felix Nwaeke from Rivers State.
Edo Government Issues Ultimatum to Former Deputy Governor Over State Assets
In a
decisive move aimed at reclaiming public property, the Edo State Government has
issued a one-week ultimatum to former Deputy Governor Godwin Omobayo, demanding
the immediate return of all state-owned assets still in his possession.
This directive was announced on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, through a formal statement released by Fred Itua, Chief Press Secretary to Governor Monday Okpebholo.
Wole Soyinka Confirms US Visa Revocation: A Nobel Laureate Barred from Entry
On
October 28, 2025, Nigerian Nobel Laureate Professor Wole Soyinka publicly
announced that the United States had revoked his visa, effectively banning him
from entering the country.
The revelation came during a press briefing held at Kongi’s Harvest Gallery, Freedom Park, Lagos Island, where Soyinka addressed the media with a tone of bewilderment and candor. He stated that the decision was communicated to him via an official letter from the US Consulate dated October 23, 2025, though no specific reason was provided for the revocation.
Living in Fear: US Citizens Confront Racial Profiling by ICE
In the
wake of intensified immigration enforcement under President Donald Trump's
administration, many US citizens and permanent residents of color are grappling
with a heightened sense of vulnerability.
The Guardian's October 2025 report, titled “US citizens on the threat of being racially profiled by ICE: ‘I carry my passport card at all times’”, reveals the deeply personal and pervasive impact of racial profiling by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on communities across the country.
A New Era for Literary Arts: The Launch of the Literary Arts Fund
In a
landmark move to revitalize and sustain the literary arts in the United States,
a coalition of seven major philanthropic foundations has announced the creation
of the Literary Arts Fund.
This initiative, unveiled on October 28, 2025, aims to distribute at least $50 million in grants over the next five years to nonprofit organizations that support writers, publishers, and literary programming.
“Trump Demanded Trans Issues Be Excluded from Sex Education. 11 States Complied”
In a
sweeping move that has ignited legal and political backlash, the Trump
administration recently mandated that all references to gender identity and the
existence of transgender and non-binary individuals be removed from a federally
funded sex education program known as the Personal Responsibility Education
Program (PREP).
This $75 million initiative, originally designed to educate adolescents on healthy relationships, pregnancy prevention, and sexually transmitted infections, has become the latest battleground in the administration’s broader campaign against what it terms “gender ideology.”
Hurricane Melissa: Jamaica Faces Its Most Powerful Storm in Nearly 200 Years
Hurricane
Melissa is poised to make history as it barrels toward Jamaica, threatening to
become the most powerful storm to strike the island since official records
began 174 years ago.
As of early Tuesday, October 28, 2025, the storm had intensified into a catastrophic Category 5 hurricane, with maximum sustained winds reaching 175 mph (280 kph). The U.S. National Hurricane Center reported that Melissa was located approximately 150 miles southwest of Kingston, Jamaica, moving slowly north-northeast at just 2 mph.
Northeast Youths Demand Probe Amid Tinubu’s Strategic Military Reshuffle
In a
significant development within Nigeria’s national security landscape, President
Bola Tinubu convened a closed-door meeting with the newly appointed service
chiefs at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
This engagement, held three days after their formal appointment, marked the President’s first official interaction with the new military leadership.
Why Okpebholo Expanded Edo Cabinet - Afegbua’s Full Explanation
In a
recent interview with Vanguard, Prince Kassim Afegbua, the Commissioner for
Information and Strategy in Edo State, offered a comprehensive justification
for Governor Monday Okpebholo’s decision to expand the state’s executive
cabinet to an unprecedented size.
The newly inaugurated cabinet comprises 27 cleared commissioners, with one still pending, marking the largest executive council in the history of Edo State.
Sheikh Ahmad Gumi Advocates for Women's Right to Divorce Abusive Husbands Without Compensation
In a
powerful and timely intervention, renowned Islamic scholar Sheikh Ahmad Gumi
has called on Islamic judges and clerics to uphold justice by empowering women
to divorce abusive husbands without being compelled to offer any form of
compensation.
Speaking during his weekly Tafsir session at the Sultan Bello Mosque in Kaduna, Gumi addressed the topic, “How Wives in Islam Can Also Divorce Their Cruel Husbands Without Compensation,” drawing attention to the plight of women trapped in oppressive marriages.
