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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is facing a state of chaos and confusion according to recent reports. The party which was once a dominant force in Nigerian politics is now struggling to maintain its unity and purpose. Internal power struggles lack of effective leadership and defections to other parties have contributed to the disarray within the PDP. This has caused a decline in the partys popularity and ability to compete with the ruling party All Progressives Congress (APC). Unless the PDP can resolve its internal issues and present a united front it may continue to struggle and lose ground in future elections.

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Former governor of Lagos State and All Progressives Congress (APC) National Leader Bola Tinubu has called on intelligence chiefs to put an end to the growing insecurity in the country. Tinubu made this statement during a meeting with intelligence chiefs in Abuja. He expressed his concern over the recent increase in kidnapping banditry and other forms of criminal activities stating that enough is enough. He urged the intelligence chiefs to come up with a comprehensive strategy to tackle these issues and restore peace and security in the country. Tinubu also stressed the need for collaboration between security agencies and the public to effectively combat these security challenges.

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In an interview with ThisDay Live Wale Edun a former Minister of State for Finance revealed that a forensic audit of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) is currently ongoing. The audit which is being carried out by international firms aims to uncover any financial misconduct or mismanagement within the NNPC. Edun also stated that the audit is a step towards improving transparency and accountability in the oil and gas sector which has been plagued by corruption and inefficiency. The results of the audit are expected to be released in the near future and could have significant implications for the NNPC and the Nigerian economy.

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After two decades the Federal Government and the Katsina State Government have finally begun talks on the handover of a multi-billion naira 10MW wind farm. The project which was initiated in 2005 has faced several delays and setbacks but both parties have expressed their commitment to seeing it through. The wind farm has the potential to provide clean and renewable energy to the state reducing its reliance on fossil fuels and contributing to the fight against climate change. This development is a positive step towards sustainable energy production in Nigeria and shows the importance of collaboration between federal and state governments in achieving such goals.

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The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced plans to re-evaluate the current fiscal regime offered to the steel industry in order to boost local production. This decision was made in response to the declining state of the steel industry which has been negatively affected by low demand and high importation of steel products. The government aims to create a more favorable environment for local steel producers by revising tax incentives and providing other forms of support. This move is expected to increase the competitiveness of the Nigerian steel industry and reduce the countrys reliance on imported steel ultimately boosting the economy.

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The United States is facing a potential $90 billion loss as a result of President Trumps ongoing trade war with China. This loss is expected to deepen due to the current travel crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The US travel industry has been hit hard by the pandemic with travel restrictions and reduced demand for flights leading to significant financial losses. The trade war with China has also contributed to this economic downturn as it has disrupted global supply chains and caused uncertainty in the market. This could have long-lasting effects on the US economy and further exacerbate the current crisis.

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Former Nigerian Vice President Peter Obi recently visited the Vatican to pay his respects and join other dignitaries in witnessing the lying-in-state of Pope Francis. The Pope had passed away at the age of 89 leaving behind a legacy of compassion and service to humanity. Obi who is known for his strong Catholic faith expressed his condolences and admiration for the late Popes leadership and commitment to social justice. The event was attended by leaders from various countries and religions highlighting the global impact of the Popes teachings and values. Obis visit to the Vatican serves as a reminder of the Popes enduring influence and the importance of unity and solidarity among nations.

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In an interview with ThisDay Live Nigerian businessman and politician Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim expressed his concern over Nigerias failure to fully utilize its vast oil and gas resources. He pointed out that despite being one of the top oil-producing countries in the world Nigeria still heavily relies on the export of crude oil rather than investing in refining and other value-added activities. Olawepo-Hashim emphasized the need for the government to diversify the economy and reduce its dependence on oil which would also help to create more jobs and boost the countrys economic growth. He urged for urgent action to be taken in order for Nigeria to maximize its potential in the oil and gas sector.

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In April 2025 Zimbabwe announced its decision to move their upcoming football match against South Africa to Rwanda. This move was seen as a lifeline for the Nigerian Super Eagles who were struggling to qualify for the African Cup of Nations. With this change the Super Eagles had a better chance of securing a spot in the tournament. The decision was met with mixed reactions with some praising Zimbabwes strategic move and others questioning the fairness of the decision. This move highlighted the competitive nature of African football and the lengths teams will go to secure their spot in major tournaments.

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In an interview with ThisDay Live political activist Timi Frank accused former Lagos State governor Bola Tinubu of using his political influence to divide the country for his own personal ambition. Frank claimed that Tinubu was pitting the South against the North in order to advance his own political career. He also accused Tinubu of manipulating the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) party and its leadership for his own gain. Franks comments come amidst rumors of Tinubus potential run for the presidency in 2023. Frank urged Nigerians to be wary of Tinubus actions and not fall for his alleged divisive tactics.

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In 2025 the former chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Kambai accused undemocratic elements of forcing him and other members out of the party. He claimed that these elements were manipulating the partys internal processes and imposing their own candidates leading to a lack of transparency and fairness within the party. Kambai also alleged that these undemocratic practices were the reason for the PDPs decline in popularity and loss of power in previous elections. He called for a return to true democratic values within the party and urged members to stand up against these undemocratic forces.

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In April 2025 Olufemi Soneye was appointed as the new Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporations (NNPC) subsidiary the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL). Soneyes main goal is to ensure transparency and proactive engagement within the company as well as to improve its overall performance. He plans to achieve this by implementing new strategies and initiatives such as regular town hall meetings with employees and stakeholders as well as utilizing technology to improve operations and reduce costs. Soneyes appointment is seen as a positive step towards promoting good governance and accountability within the NNPC and its subsidiaries.

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In an interview with This Day Live former anti-corruption czar Nuhu Ribadu expressed confidence in Nigerias ability to defeat the countrys security challenges. He emphasized the need for strong leadership and cooperation among all stakeholders including the government security agencies and citizens. Ribadu also called for improved intelligence gathering and modernization of security forces to effectively combat crime and terrorism. He acknowledged the sacrifices made by security personnel and urged the government to prioritize their welfare. Ribadu stressed the importance of addressing the root causes of insecurity such as poverty and unemployment to achieve lasting peace and stability in Nigeria.

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In the first quarter of 2025 the Nigerian Customs Service generated a total of N1.75 trillion in revenue. This was announced by the Comptroller-General of Customs Hameed Ali who also stated that duty exemptions on food imports have contributed to a reduction in prices. This news comes as a positive development for the country as it shows an increase in revenue and a decrease in food prices which will ultimately benefit consumers. The Customs Service has been working to improve its revenue collection and this achievement is a testament to their efforts. This also highlights the impact of government policies on the economy and the importance of effective management of customs duties.

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The Lagos State Government has recently provided financial literacy training to 1200 women in hard-to-reach communities. The aim of this initiative is to empower women with the necessary skills and knowledge to manage their finances effectively and become financially independent. The training covered topics such as budgeting savings investment and entrepreneurship. The government hopes that by equipping these women with financial literacy they will be able to improve their livelihoods and that of their families. This program is part of the governments efforts to promote gender equality and womens empowerment in the state. It also highlights the governments commitment to reaching marginalized communities and providing them with opportunities for growth and development.

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The Lagos State government has subsidized public transportation by N14.9 billion in the span of six years. This subsidy was implemented to make transportation more affordable for residents and to improve the overall transportation system in the state. The government has been providing financial assistance to bus operators including fuel and maintenance costs to ensure that fares remain low. This initiative has also helped to reduce traffic congestion and increase the efficiency of public transportation. The government plans to continue this subsidy in the future to support the growing population and demand for transportation services in Lagos State.

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Former Lagos State Governor and National Leader of the All Progressives Congress Bola Tinubu has sent his warmest congratulations to the Emir of Ilorin Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari on his 85th birthday. In a statement released on Friday Tinubu described the Emir as a distinguished leader and a symbol of unity and progress in Ilorin and beyond. He also praised the Emir for his contributions to the development of Ilorin and Nigeria as a whole and for his unwavering commitment to promoting peace and tolerance among different ethnic and religious groups. Tinubu concluded by wishing the Emir continued good health happiness and success in his reign.

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In 2024 the Nigerian government allocated N73 billion to the Basic Healthcare Fund providing financial support to states for improved healthcare services.

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The Interior Minister has ordered an investigation into the alleged extortion by officers of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC). This comes after reports of NSCDC officers extorting money from citizens for various services including issuance of passports and drivers licenses. The Minister has expressed concern over these reports and stated that anyone found guilty of extortion will face disciplinary action. He also urged citizens to report any cases of extortion by NSCDC officers to the appropriate authorities. This move by the Interior Minister shows a commitment to tackling corruption and ensuring that government agencies operate with integrity and accountability.

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The Governor of Bauchi State Nigeria has expressed his condolences to the families of four workers who died at the Gubi Water Treatment Plant. The workers were reportedly electrocuted while carrying out maintenance work at the plant. The Governor has ordered an investigation into the incident and has promised that those responsible will be held accountable. He also assured the public that measures will be taken to prevent such tragedies from happening in the future. The loss of these workers is a tragic event and the Governors words of sympathy and promise of justice bring some comfort to their grieving families.

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The St. Gregorys College Old Boys Association has elected a new executive leadership team to lead the organization into the future. The election took place at the associations annual general meeting with members voting for a new president vice president and other key positions. The new leadership team is expected to bring fresh ideas and initiatives to the organization with a focus on promoting the values and traditions of St. Gregorys College. The association which is made up of alumni of the prestigious Nigerian school plays an important role in fostering a strong community and supporting the development of its members.

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In just two years Dangotes N31 billion food programme has made significant strides in boosting food security in Nigeria. The programme which was launched in 2023 aims to increase food production and reduce importation in the country. Through partnerships with local farmers and investments in modern farming techniques the programme has been able to increase the production of key crops such as rice maize and wheat. This has not only reduced the countrys dependence on imported food but has also created job opportunities for thousands of Nigerians. With continued support and expansion Dangotes food programme has the potential to further improve food security and contribute to the overall economic growth of the country.

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Former governor of Lagos State and national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Bola Tinubu has expressed his condolences over the passing of Pope Francis. In a statement Tinubu described the pontiff as a man of peace and compassion who dedicated his life to serving others. He also praised the Popes efforts in promoting unity and understanding among people of different faiths. Tinubu extended his sympathies to the Catholic community and the entire world and urged everyone to remember the Popes legacy of love and service. He concluded by saying that the Popes passing is a great loss to humanity.

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A recent report has revealed that 10 Nigerian banks have increased their loan loss provisions to a total of N2.38 trillion in response to the growing risk of non-performing assets. This increase is a result of the economic challenges faced by the country including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The banks have taken this proactive measure to protect their balance sheets and ensure financial stability. The report also highlights the need for banks to carefully manage their loan portfolios and maintain adequate provisions to mitigate potential losses. This move is crucial in maintaining the health of the banking sector and promoting overall economic stability.

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New York Attorney General Letitia James is facing a criminal investigation over alleged mortgage fraud. The investigation which was launched by the Manhattan District Attorneys office is looking into whether James falsified documents in order to secure a mortgage for a property she purchased in 2019. The property in question is a two-family house in Brooklyn and it is alleged that James falsely claimed it would be her primary residence in order to receive a lower interest rate. The investigation is ongoing and James has denied any wrongdoing stating that she has always been transparent about the property and its use.

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In a recent political development the governor of Enugu State Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi has confirmed his support for the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its national leader Bola Tinubu. This comes as a surprise to many as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has been the dominant party in the state. However Governor Ugwuanyi stated that he is open to working with other parties in order to achieve the development and progress of the state. This move has caused speculation about the future of the PDP in Delta Rivers and Enugu as they are now considering their options and potential alliances.

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Former Minister of Defence General Theophilus Danjuma has restated his call for Nigerians to defend themselves against attacks as the death toll in recent attacks in Benue State has risen to 56. Speaking at the convocation ceremony of the Taraba State University Danjuma urged citizens to rise up and protect themselves from killers who he claimed were being protected by the government. He also accused security forces of colluding with the attackers saying they were not neutral in the crisis. The attacks in Benue State have been ongoing with many blaming herdsmen for the violence. The government has been criticized for not doing enough to stop the attacks and protect its citizens.