Okezie Pax

News Headlines, 03/06/2026*

Dangote named Africa’s top brand for eighth straight year

Schoolchildren abduction: Oyo protests go nationwide, NASS moves on state police

ASUP gives 21-day ultimatum to poly over poor welfare

Many killed as Sokoto records second attack in 48 hours

Bandit leader contacts abducted General’s family, seeks release of gang members

National Payment Stack processes 153,000 pilot transactions

Parents withdraw children from Osun schools over rumoured bandit presence in communities

Cholera: Borno records 274 new cases in 24 hours

N’West IDPs near 800,000 amid killings – Report

Cricket: Nigeria coach calls 35 players for Namibia Tri-Series

Nigeria committed to strengthening cultural exchanges with China – FG

Jimoh Ibrahim elected Chairman of UN Budget and Administration

IOM receives 180 Nigerian migrants from Libya

38 Ivorians arrested in Ogun not bandits, police clarify

*Free DailyShot updates via WhatsApp will end on July 1, 2026.* Going forward, it continues as a short daily email newsletter with key Nigerian and global headlines in a quick, clean format.
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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* China has only one time zone. Despite being geographically wide enough to span multiple time zones, all of China operates on Beijing Time.

* A “rabbit hole” is an idiom describing a bizarre, confusing, or strangely compelling situation. The term originates from Lewis Carroll’s 1865 classic, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
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Democracy Day: Tinubu to address N’Assembly June 12

Tinubu hails Housing Fund as 1,859 families access ₦128bn affordable mortgages

Shettima seeks extension of $750m SABER programme, urges states to deepen reforms

Shettima hails Starlink support as NEMA receives emergency communication equipment

Senate sets up panel to review unpaid contractors’ funds, gives one-week deadline

INEC data leak: Actor Emeka Ike threatens action against Wike’s aide

INEC, DSS probe voter data leak as Atiku raises fears

48 suspected drug traffickers in Edo NDLEA custody

FG’s response to Oyo school abduction not slow – Presidency

Unite against maritime threats, Matawalle urges African navies

Fed Govt distributes ICT equipment to 15 colleges of education

Food prices jump in April 2026 — NBS

INEC probes leak of voter data, traces user account

CBN bets on rules to stabilise FX market

NAICOM seeks insurance cover for state loan schemes

Police Trust Fund seeks increase in statutory allocation from 0.5% to 1%

No doctor should earn below N1m monthly – OOUTH ARD

FUTO to graduate 3,358 students as VC Oti bows out

CAN declares 3-day national mourning over insecurity

RCCG clarifies Adeboye’s political stance, denies endorsing any party

AfDB flags weak private sector credit in Nigeria

Manufacturers spent N1.34tn on alternative energy in 2025 – MAN

DisCos fail to collect N97.63b in March

Petrol drops below N1,300 after Dangote price cut

Private sector faults N100,000 minimum wage proposal

Six Oyo Rep members dump PDP for APM

Turaki PDP claims APC jittery over Jonathan’s candidacy

Rivers, Oyo defections shake Reps as Chinda resigns minority leadership

Tinubu’s re-election my priority project, Oborevwori declares

Ekiti poll: Oyebanji warns opposition against fake news

Pity Fayose, don’t get angry with him – Makinde

Aiyedatiwa approves construction of new flyover bridge in Akure, other road projects

Osun to distribute nearly 2.9m mosquito nets to tackle malaria

N75,000 COVID grant rumour causes stir in Jigawa

Anambra confirms death of four in gunmen attack, launches manhunt on perpetrators

Ogun, Kebbi Hajj pilgrims return home Thursday, airline says

Plateau teachers protest, demand urgent action on insecurity

Lawyers shut down courts in Nsukka, protest virtual hearings, administrative bottlenecks

Grief as eight Plateau attack victims buried in mass grave

A’Ibom NSCDC smashes alleged militia training network, arrests 39

No student kidnapped in Imo schools – Police

Police rescue three abducted Zamfara teenage boys

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1492, Martin Behaim presented the world’s first globe. The German geographer called his terrestrial globe Erdapfel, or Earth Apple. It is kept in a darkened room at the Germanisches Nationalmuseum in Nuremberg, Germany.

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Live as if everything you do will eventually be known. – Hugh Prather

Daily Shot, 03/06/2026

News Headlines, 01/06/2026*

NUT orders Oyo teachers to withdraw services over abducted colleagues

N100,000 minimum wage too low, workers deserve N1m — NLC

Cooking gas prices surge despite higher domestic supply

Education, medical tourism drive foreign travel spending to $6bn

Banks:Bad loans rise after CBN ends forbearance

Ogun emerges Nigeria’s second best-performing state in 2025 governance index

Middle-Belt Tigers win inaugural Nigeria Super League

World Cup: South Africa’s Bafana Bafana Stranded Over Visa Issues

Iran says US not trustworthy as nuclear talks stall over Trump proposal

Nigeria, UAE’s non-oil trade hit $5bn in 2025 — Envoy

US commits $3.5m to monitor Nigeria’s religious violence

Nigerians in Philippines, Cambodia threaten to sue FG over demand for monthly dues

Fire ravages Nigerian family’s home in UK, 10-year-old hospitalised
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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* Adidas is named after its founder, Adolf “Adi” Dassler. His brother, Rudolf Dassler, went on to found Puma after a bitter family feud.

* Lithium is both the lightest of all solid elements and the lightest of all metals.
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Tinubu approves 1,000 forest guards for Oyo, deploys special rescue team for abducted pupils

ADC: New Judge Fixes Wed For Nafiu-Bala’s Suit Against Mark, Aregbesola

NSCDC arraigns 15 Chinese, nine Nigerians for illegal mining in Nasarawa

IG cautions against indiscriminate recording of police operations

Papiri school abduction: DSS arrests suspected arms couriers, recovers 15 AK rifles

NDLEA seizes 380 military-grade bullets in Kaduna raids

SKFEST: Defence Minister Seeks Unity, Community Support Against Insecurity

Renewed Hope housing: Minister threatens to sanction defaulting contractors

Ogoni now free of illegal refineries — HYPREP

WHO seeks tightened to***co laws as industry targets youth

NTDA DG commends Tinubu’s 30-day Visa-Free for Rwandan nationals

NAHCON raises concern over stress-related deaths among pilgrims

Abuja homeowners begs Wike over land racketeering

Workers threaten indefinite strike over wages, insecurity

FUTO students shun classes after colleague’s killing over N13,500

Falcons open camp for Senegal double-header

Grange, St Saviour’s retain Dolphin Swimming League crowns

Economic reforms yet to fully impact businesses, says NECA

Tinubu reforms stabilised economy, welfare lags – CPPE

Manufacturing sector drives 77% forex surge

CFAO bets on hybrid SUV for Nigerian roads

LAWMA converts old tyres into household tables

Obi donates N10m to Imo hospital

Atiku moves to reconcile Hayatu-Deen after ADC primary dispute

2027: Zugwai-Chukwu emerges YPP presidential candidate

2027: Olawepo-Hashim emerges Accord Party presidential candidate

Abbo, Gaza get LP governorship tickets in Adamawa, Nasarawa

Controversy trails NDC Delta primary as Omo-Agege, Dema camps claim victory

2027: ADC, Atiku won’t get 10% in Rivers – Wike vows

Otti, Kalu mourn AIG Uzuegbu

Eno: I won’t waste money on unviable projects of previous govts

Plateau spends N16bn on pension, gratuity in 3 years – Mutfwang

Segilola inaugurates road, water projects in Osun

Ebola threat: Lagos moves to limit passenger interaction

Lagos refuse crisis worsens as trash overruns communities

Akwa Ibom seeks investors to convert waste into wealth

Lagos discovers 3,700 hectares of informal spaces

Osun Traditional Rulers commend Tinubu, Oyetola over road upgrade

Ekiti Traditional Rulers Seek Tougher Anti-Kidnap Laws

Lagos police command names conference centre after Egbetokun

Kwara police condemn killings of Islamic cleric, burning of houses

Tragedy as 16-year-old drowns in Rivers stream

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1979, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) ended 90 years of white rule. In 1980, the Republic of Zimbabwe achieved sovereignty from the United Kingdom.

* On this day in 2009, Air France flight 447 crashed into the Atlantic. All 228 people on board died in the crash. It took two years to find and recover the wreckage from the ocean floor.

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Success is never so interesting as struggle. – Willa Cather

Daily Shot, 01/06/2026

THE SHAMELE GENERAL

So this shameless old fox kept quiet all these years, watching the gradual, deliberate, steady and gruesome annihilation of his own people.

So unlike the biblical Moses who refused to be called the son of Pharaoh's daughter, preferring instead to identify and suffer with his downtrodden Jewish brethren, this paper General stayed morbidly silent in obedience and quiet submission to his British Slave Masters and their Fulani death merchants, just so the "Uncle Tom" would not lose his bread and butter, crumbs that fall from the Queen's table.

Meanwhile, the cowardly General was busy cooking up lies 🤥 to justify his infamous role in a genocidal war that could have been avoided had he been any more sensible then than he is now!

Such a big shame and disgrace of a human being! History will reserve the lowest place for this scum, however hard they try to whitewash the sepulchre!

News Headlines, 27/05/2026*

Court clears Jonathan to contest 2027 presidential election

Ex-power minister Mamman begins 75-year jail term in Kuje

ADC primary in turmoil as Amaechi rejects Atiku win

Oil price jumps amid renewed US-Iran tensions

Banks, insurers, others record 8.5% growth in GDP to N1.93trn

Africa secures $498.8m Ebola response pledges

Borno restricts movement, security beef-up nationwide

Lagos mulls monthly, quarterly rent payment system

Naira depreciates to N1,405/$ in parallel market

Food prices jump 5% after Hormuz closure — W’Bank

12 of world’s top 20 fastest-growing economies in Africa – AfDB president

30,000 Fulani militants fuelling Nigeria’s insecurity – US report

Jonathan meets Sierra Leone president, reaffirms role in ECOWAS peace mission

Hajj 2026: Nigerian Pilgrim Dies In Muzdalifah

NAPTIP rescues 12 trafficked victims from Ghana

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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* “Eid al-Adha” translates to the “Festival of Sacrifice” in Arabic. The Islamic festival honors the profound obedience and test of faith of Prophet Ibrahim’s (Abraham in Judaism and Christianity) willingness to sacrifice his son, Ismail, out of absolute obedience to God before God intervened and provided a ram as a substitute.

* The Sokoto Caliphate was founded by the revered Islamic scholar and leader, Sheikh Usman dan Fodio. At its peak, the Sokoto Caliphate was one of the largest and most powerful empires in West Africa, measuring over one million square kilometers.
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Sallah: Tinubu, Akpabio, govs preach unity, sacrifice

Shettima arrives Borno for Eid-el-Kabir celebration

Reps Deputy Speaker empowers Abia students with learning materials

Court affirms INEC’s power to issue election timetable, schedule of activities

Owo church killings: Court reserves judgment, prosecution seeks death penalty

EFCC arraigns fake presidential aide over N25m fraud

Abductions: CDS deploys troops, drones to track Oyo kidnappers

NAF bombs terrorist hideouts in Sambisa, kills fighters

Army dismisses report on general’s death as fake news

Army seeks TETFund support for AI, defence technologies training

IG Disu visits Ministry of Works, pledges police protection for major projects

Marwa orders crackdown after mob attacks NDLEA officers

NDLEA rearrests ‘dead’ Edo drug suspect who jumped bail

Bitter kola, salt water not Ebola cure, NCDC warns

Ogoni cleanup needs more support from private sector, donors – Minister

FG approves 50% discount on NRC train fares for Eid-el-Kabir

FG mandates certification for HR officers

FG promotes CNG adoption with Edo conversion centre

NAICOM licenses first insurtech firm under new reform

Nigeria takes centre stage as global healthcare investors, buyers storm Lagos

Credit to government surges 65.6% to N39.6trn

Eid-el-Kabir: FRSC deploys 30,000 personnel for nationwide special patrol

NSCDC intercepts 36 tonnes of lithium in Kwara

FCT projects will boost APC’s chances in 2027 elections – Wike

Maritime Academy gets international certifications

Ohanaeze, S’East commission partner on Igbo economic growth

Consumers slam DisCos for opposing band classification ban

Air Peace expands fleet, begins Lagos-Barbados direct flights

FCMB highlights Ojude Oba’s rising economic significance

PDP warns against alleged plot to revoke secretariat’s C-of-O

Amaechi, Hayatu-Deen: ADC presidential primary election rigged

Duke, Onor to fly PRP, PDP presidential flags

Olawepo-Hashim declares for president on Accord platform

Pantami Defects To PDP, Clinches Gov’ship Ticket

Kebbi gov boosts security with five SUVs for chiefdoms

Eid-el-Kabir: Kano donates 15 cows, food items to inmates

Abia gov’s wife distributes fertilisers to women farmer

Port Harcourt to host 2026 NWFL Super Six

Borno shuts school, relocates students after insurgent attack

Fire safety stakeholders set for Lagos international conference

Kidnapped CRIN, IBEDC staff regain freedom as security taskforce intensifies forest operations

Police kill three kidnappers, rescue abducted victim in Oyo

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1967, General Yakubu Gowon announced the creation of 12 states, dissolving Nigeria’s pre-existing four-region structure – the Northern, Eastern, Western, and Mid-Western Regions

* On this day in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge was opened. The suspension bridge connecting San Francisco peninsula with Marin County is one of the most recognized works of United States architecture.

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Turn your wounds into wisdom. – Oprah Winfrey

Barka de Sallah and Happy Children’s Da

Daily Shot, 27/05/2026

News Headlines, 25/05/2026*

APC primaries: Tinubu polls 10.9m votes to clinch presidential ticket

Gunmen kill three worshippers, abduct 15 in Kwara

Lagos rakes in N1.44tn as tax net widens

NCAA suspends services to Air Peace, Ibom Air, nine others over debts

Sallah: Households groan as tomatoes turn stew into luxury

Coup trial: Detained officers’ wives warn against convictions without evidence

2027 race: ADC picks Tinubu’s challenger today

Rangers clinch historic ninth NPFL title after dramatic final-day victory

EPL: Arsenal celebrate title in style with win against Crystal Palace

Trump welcomes Nigeria’s envoy Are, signals stronger US–Nigeria ties

US Secret Service kills gunman who opened fire near White Hous

Ukraine crisis: FG commends Poland for supporting displaced Nigerian students

Ebola Scare: Lagos ramps up surveillance as 177 die in Central Africa outbreak

Mentally challenged Ireland-based Nigerian jailed for killing grandmother

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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* Interswitch is widely recognized as the backbone of Nigeria’s digital financial ecosystem. The company processes an estimated 90% of Nigeria’s card and mobile money transactions, settling millions of payments across bank networks, ATMs, and POS terminals every day.

* Mashegu Local Government Area in Niger State is larger than the combined landmass of Lagos State and Anambra State.
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We won’t allow opposition with no alternative vision to drag Nigeria back, Tinubu declares

Shettima pushes deeper Nigeria-Benin partnership at Wadagni’s inauguration

Boko Haram attack foiled as troops rescue 92 kidnap victims in Borno

Fraudsters using Generals’ names, photos to scam Nigerians — Army

63-year-old Chinese arrested with 31kg ‘Canadian Loud’ at Lagos airport

FG to cut African export costs with new RwandAir cargo deal

NRS pledges transparent administration of mining royalties under new law

Nigeria braces for possible Ebola outbreak, says NCDC

CBN warns against return to intervention policies

Nigeria remains World Bank’s third-largest borrower with $18.5bn

Sallah rush triggers massive gridlock on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway

Airlines risk disruptions as NCAA enforces debt sanctions

Marketers fear scarcity as cooking gas hits N1,500/kg

FMDQ transactions hit $180.85bn on volume surge

Niger courts Dangote for oil exploration push

International airlines, FAAN meet over airport service delivery

ICJ advisory: Right to strike is not absolute, says NECA

SERAP presses FG over $460m CCTV project beneficiaries

RTEAN Southwest calls for calm amid row with national leadership

Ekiti 2026: 150 observers to monitor PWD participation

Malami wins Kebbi ADC governorship ticket

ADC faction adopts Kachikwu as presidential candidate

I’ll personally fund new ecumenical centre in Umuahia, says Otti

Aiyedatiwa vows improved justice administration, institutional reforms

Lagos AG laments weak police cooperation in anti-land-grabbing war

Lagos arrests 10,634 environmental offenders in one year — Commissioner

Okpekpe Int’l 10km Race gets broadcast deal

Oyo school abductions: Warning signs ignored — Locals

Buried Oyo teacher childless after 18-year marriage — Family

Veteran Kannywood actress, Wasila Isma’il, dies at 46

Amotekun arrests 98 suspects in Ondo, uncovers ‘fake lunatic’ in kidnap, robbery operations

Neighbour, five others to face trial over Katsina schoolboy abduction

Police reject N500m bribe, seize N7. 8b ‘illicit drugs’ worth N7. 8b in Lagos

Two in police net over r**e, murder of Imo nursing student

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1963, 32 African countries formed a coalition against white rule. The Organisation of African Unity was founded to promote decolonization and end white minority governments in Africa. The OAU was replaced by the African Union in 2002.

* On this day in 1962, a violent riot erupted in the Western House of Assembly in Ibadan during a legislative session intended to debate a vote of confidence in the new Premier. It followed a rift in the ruling Action Group (AG) party between its leader, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, and his deputy, Premier Samuel Ladoke Akintola.

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A thousand words will not leave so deep an impression as one deed. – Henrik Ibsen

News Headlines, 24/05/2026*

Primary: Tinubu floors sole challenger

10 African countries at risk as Ebola spreads — Africa CDC

Oyo school attack: Police dismiss rumour of curfew, movement restrictions

Cost of healthy diet per day hit N1,513 in February – NBS

Banks, fintechs flag 82,143 transactions in one year – Report

Eid-el-Adha: Soaring ram prices dampen festive mood

NMDPRA enforces 3% host community fund contributions

35 million Nigerians risk acute hunger in coming months — UN

First Lady calls for urgent action against child marriage to end obstetric fistula

Morocco king pardons jailed Senegal football fans for ‘humanitarian reasons’

FBI, Secret Service, Police swarm White House after reports of gunshot

Trump says agreement with Iran subject to finalisation

Shettima heads to Benin to represent Tinubu at Wadagni inauguration

Six Nigerians arrested in Thailand over romance scam network

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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* Ethiopian Christians believe they are the current guardians of the original Ark of the Covenant. Legend says the Ark was brought to Ethiopia by Menelik I, the son of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, and is heavily guarded and housed in a chapel at the Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion in the holy city of Aksum.

* Arsenal FC went an entire Premier League season (2003-04) without a single defeat. Managed by Arsène Wenger, the legendary squad played 38 matches without a single loss, recording 26 wins and 12 draws. This feat earned them the nickname “The Invincibles.”
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ICPC, El-Rufai’s wife clash over N2bn defamation suit

Child trafficking: 27-year-old bags 12-year jail term in Ogun

Ebola: Nigerian borders not porous, says immigration

Tinubu is focused on resolving security challenges — Umahi

NYSC remains our strongest bridge for national unity — Minister

Sallah: NRC Increases Lagos–Ibadan Train Trips

NRC condemns coordinated attacks in Plateau, Bauchi states

I’m looking forward to marriage someday – Pretty Mike

Police summon SDP leaders over leadership crisis

Obi meets South African Ministers over xenophobic attacks on Nigerians

I’m not running from Atiku — Obi

PRP clears Donald Duke, two others for presidential primaries

SDP announces Obuseh as consensus Delta guber candidate

Ganduje’s eldest son joins NDC, picks Reps form

Jonathan, others can’t stop Tinubu’s 2027 victory, says Namadi

APC to present Tinubu with certificate of return, party flag for 2027 presidential race

Tinubu’s re-election will bring more dividends to Nigerians, says Kano Gov

Uzodimma: No Real Democracy Without Opposition

Gov. Diri lauds TETFund’s partnership

Lagos revenue hit N2.6tn in 2025, IGR rose by 18.5% – Official

Kwara revives 100 PHCs, recruits 1,000 health workers

Oyo begins compensating property owners affected by Ojoo road project

Oyo health board pushes for family planning, reproductive health

Anambra teachers reject FG plan to scrap UTME for education courses

Bandits attack passengers in Ondo, abduct 12

Police bust seven-man kidnap syndicate in Katsina, recover N7.5m ransom

Ogun vigilantes accuse police of brutality, illegal detention

Edo Police rescue 13 victims abducted along Benin-Lagos expressway

25-year-old man dies after falling into soakaway in Oyo

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1970, engineers began drilling the world’s deepest hole. The Kola Superdeep Borehole had reached the unsurpassed depth of 12,262 meters (40,230 feet) before the project was abandoned due to a lack of funding.

* On this day in 1830, ‘Mary had a little lamb’ is published. Sarah Josepha Hale’s poem is one of the best-known English language nursery rhymes.

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Believe and act as if it were impossible to fail. – Charles Kettering

Kano-based lawyer Abba Hikima, a justice advocate, has torn into viral claims that Peter Obi harbors hatred for Northerners and Muslims, calling the allegations “neither fair nor true” in a 9:45 unfiltered video now circulating online.

Hikima said investigations show it was Imo’s Hope Uzodinma, not Obi, who introduced the controversial “Register or Leave” and “Know Your Tenant” policy targeting Northerners. He added that late Ondo Governor Akeredolu also issued a similar herders’ registration ultimatum. Both were withdrawn after northern backlash. “There is no record in the country showing Peter Obi showed hatred toward Northerners,” Hikima insisted.

On religion, Hikima debunked claims Obi demolished mosques to spite Muslims. He said the Central Onitsha Mosque was partly affected by general town remodeling, and Obi “personally provided funds” to rebuild it at a new site. Barrister Mahmud, an Anambra indigene, publicly thanked Obi on social media, he noted.

Hikima further revealed Obi funded a mosque in Awka “from his personal pocket” and, unlike northern governors who sponsor Hajj only for Muslims, “Peter Obi sponsored 44 Muslims for Hajj in 2007.” He challenged: “Have you ever seen Kano, Zamfara or Sokoto sponsor Christians to Jerusalem? They are not sponsored.”

The lawyer highlighted Obi’s lifestyle as proof of integrity: his ADC is a Muslim from Kano, he slashed his convoy from 20+ to 5 cars, publicly declared assets, rejected gubernatorial pension, and turned down a land gift. “Is that how leaders behave? This is integrity,” Hikima said.

He credited Obi with buying 30,000 computers for Anambra schools, boosting Innoson Vehicles, and growing his banking career from scratch. “His life is cleaner than theirs,” Hikima argued, comparing Obi to rivals in other parties.

Addressing ethnicity, Hikima called it “the greatest injustice” to disqualify Obi for being Igbo. “Igbos are one of three major ethnic groups. If a Hausa man rules, why say no to an Igbo man? Where is it written? Goodluck Jonathan is a total minority and he ruled very well.”

Hikima closed by urging Nigerians to verify claims online, saying “justice is the remedy for all things.” He argued voters have outgrown religious voting, adding: “If a Christian shows trustworthiness — which are Muslim traits — and a Muslim lacks competence, I won’t drop the Christian just because he is not a Muslim.” Watch the video in the comment section.

The ball is fully in our court!

​Peter Obi has done his part. The man has cleverly navigated every single trap, obstacle, and barrier they threw his way.

​They engineered endless crisis and court cases in the Labour Party. He escaped it.

​They tried to drown the ADC with endless legal battles the moment he aligned with them. He survived it.

​They hurriedly passed panic legislation just to block politicians from defecting after primaries, specifically targetting him directly. Yet, he outsmarted them.

He has secured the support of a very powerful Northern political force - Kwankwanso

Top Yoruba leaders of good conscience are solidly behind him.

​It is now our turn. The turn of the people of Nigeria.

OBI has cleared the path; it is up to US to march through.

We cannot fold our arms and expect the change we desperately need to drop from the sky.

​Lend your voice!

Stand up for the OK Movement in any way you can.

​Don't just sit back. Post it on your TL. Like, comment, and share every OK Movement post you see.

Talk to your family, ginger your neighbors, and convince your street.

Nobody gave him a chance in 2023. But he surprised everyone. We know he won that election. That's why they are scared of him

He will win again in 2027 with such a huge margin that the result will be unriggable.

Let’s take this movement from the keyboards to the doorsteps!

​📢 DO NOT READ AND PASS! Share this post widely. Copy, paste, and broadcast to every group.

Let them know we are ready!

News Headlines, 23/05/2026*

Oyo schools kidnap: Terrorists open talks, give condition

EBOLA: Airlines warned against transporting suspected cases

Resignation gamble backfires for ex-ministers Adelabu, Tuggar, Alkali

NNPC accuses Dangote Refinery of seeking fuel monopoly

NYSC celebrates 53rd anniversary in Katsina

Naira appreciates to N1,376/$ in parallel market

FIFA introduces Sign Language broadcasts for 2026 World Cup matches

Lens beat Nice to win French Cup for first time

Trump skips son’s wedding as Iran talks continue

US Green Card seekers must now apply from home countries – Trump

Argentina follows US, withdraws from WHO

Senegal’s president sacks Prime Minister

US court jails Nigerian for Internet fraud

Harrowing journey of 3 Nigerian women lured into s*x slavery in Mali

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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* Brazil is the world’s largest producer of oranges, growing about a third of the world’s supply.

* Greece has roughly 6,000 islands and islets, but only about 200 are permanently inhabited.
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Supreme Court reinstates Alade as Ekiti SDP Gov candidate

Court affirms CBN’s sole ownership of eNaira platform

Court rejects suit seeking to prohibit Kingibe from ADC activities

Rivers man detained for 18-year without trial seeks N10bn compensation

Nigerian Navy @70: CNS urges greater professionalism, discipline, selfless service

Nigerian Army understudies Lagos integrated transport network

FG to unite 1,100 Nigerian returnees from N’ Republic with families

FG targets 2,322 CNG stations by 2027

NYSC anniversary celebrations to become annual nationwide event – DG

FG verifies over 200 constituency projects to deepen Tinubu’s renewed hope agenda

NDDC vows transparency, fairness in foreign scholarship

Flood: FCTA asks residents to relocate

UNILAG unveils D.K. Olukoya organ recital hall

Oyo Abduction: Attacks on schools will surge statistics of out-of-school children — ASUSS

Single window portal records over 39,000 trade applications

IITA trains youths on food security

Lagos Continental Hotel opens training academy, staff dormitory to boost workforce devt

Hayatu-Deen challenges Atiku, Amaechi to openly sign ADC ethics code

Kwara Assembly Speaker Danladi-Salihu secures APC governorship ticket

Fayemi reveals how he pushed Obi to greet Tinubu at Vatican

Mbah declared Enugu APC guber candidate, hail party faithful

Eno receives certificate of return after winning APC gov primary

Okpebholo to allocate free shops to traders at reconstructed Oba Market

We will complete all our projects despite challenges, says Fubara

Edo disburses funds to 637 LIFE-ND agribusiness beneficiaries

Kano approves ₦87.4m for re-accreditation of Wase Hospital

LASWA seizes 120 life jackets over safety concerns

NSCDC arrests five over motorcycle, phone theft in Gombe

Osun man to die by hanging for killing 62-year-old woman

26-year-old kills Bauchi grandpa

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1992, the Italian mafia murdered Giovanni Falcone. Falcone, a judge, was the mafia’s most prominent adversary. After he, together with his wife and three bodyguards, fell victim to a car bomb, Falcone became a folk hero in Italy.

* On this day in 1951, delegates of the Dalai Lama signed the Seventeen Point Agreement. The contract affirmed Chinese sovereignty over Tibet. According to Tibetan officials, the document was signed under duress and is, therefore, invalid.

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Every moment is a new beginning. – Elie Wiesel