Month: July 2026
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Martins Otse Claims He Refused N50 Million Payment to Promote Davido’s Uncle
Activist Martins Otse, also known as VDM, alleges that his rift with Davido began after he rejected a N50 million offer to campaign for Governor Ademola Adeleke.
DELSUTH Doctors Raise Alarm Over Ongoing Power Failure and Service Cuts
Resident doctors at Delta State University Teaching Hospital warn that power supply issues have crippled critical healthcare services, forcing the facility to suspend admissions and ICU operations.
Chelsea intensifying pursuit of Crystal Palace defender Maxence Lacroix
Chelsea are pushing for a deal to sign Crystal Palace defender Maxence Lacroix, with the south London club reportedly valuing the player at a minimum of £60m.
Peter Obi views himself as a vessel for citizens in the 2027 presidential race
Presidential aspirant Peter Obi claims he will not lose the 2027 election because it is a direct confrontation between the Nigerian people and the ruling government.
Coalition notes improved security synergy following Oriire rescue
A civil rights coalition attributes the successful rescue of 44 hostages in Oyo State to improved collaboration among Nigeria's security agencies under the leadership of General Olufemi Oluyede.
Head of Civil Service Clarifies Allocation of Disputed Office Space in PFIPC Case
Esther Walson-Jack testified that the office space linked to the disputed PFIPC was officially assigned to the OSGF, amid an ongoing investigation into fraudulent claims and government budget allocations.
CBN states government accounts require OAGF mandate amid PFIPC probe
A CBN Director told a House panel that the bank only opens government accounts via OAGF mandate, while the Head of Service denied responsibility for the council's establishment.
Osun ALGON Halts Transport Union Operations Amid Escalating Violence
Citing rising violence and safety concerns, the Osun State chapter of ALGON has suspended all transport union activities in public motor parks across the state.
Coalition of 300 CSOs Calls Off Protests Involving Minister Umahi
A coalition of 300 civil society organizations has canceled planned protests against Minister David Umahi after a fact-finding inquiry suggested no evidence of wrongdoing regarding the death of Mary Habila.
Ebonyi Women’s Group Advocates for Patience and Autopsy Following Mary Habila’s Death
The Ohanivo Women Association has called for public restraint and support for a formal autopsy following the death of Mary Habila at Senator David Umahi’s residence.