By John Silas I have taken time to ruminate over the controversy arising from the prophecy of the Servant of the only true God and Founder of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, wherein he was wrongly quoted as saying Ndigbo cannot rule Nigeria because they are cursed. Having examined, x-rayed and evaluated this…
The debate surrounding the alleged widespread killing of Christians in Nigeria has escalated on the global stage, with United States Senator Ted Cruz outlining what he describes as the next decisive step in addressing the crisis. His remarks come amid renewed international attention after former U.S. President Donald Trump recently designated Nigeria as a Country…
French Labour Tribunal Hears Explosive Case as Superstar Seeks €263m and PSG Demands €440m Compensation The long-running tension between Kylian Mbappé and his former club, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), escalated dramatically on Monday as both parties faced off before the French labour court in one of the most high-stakes legal battles in European football history. The…
Party Crisis May Push Governor Toward Accord or APGA as PDP Faces Imminent Failure to Field Candidate The political landscape in Osun State is taking a dramatic turn as the 2026 governorship election draws near. Fresh indications have emerged suggesting that Governor Ademola Adeleke may be forced to seek an alternative political platform to pursue…
American Oil Giant Joins Growing List of Bidders as Sanctions Pressure Mounts on Russian Energy Firms U.S. energy heavyweight Chevron Corporation has entered the race to potentially acquire selected international assets belonging to sanctioned Russian oil giant, Lukoil. According to a detailed report by Reuters citing five industry sources, Chevron is actively evaluating strategic elements…
Madagascar’s newly inaugurated “president of the refoundation,” Colonel Michael Randrianirina, has delivered his first national address nearly one month after assuming office, outlining a sweeping vision for the country’s political and social rebirth. The speech, presented as a pre-recorded televised conversation from the State Palace, offered citizens clarity on the dramatic events that unfolded before…
A catastrophic bridge collapse at a copper and cobalt mine in southeastern Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed the lives of at least 32 people, authorities confirmed on Sunday. The deadly incident occurred on Saturday at the Kalando mine in Mulondo, Lualaba Province, a region known for its rich mineral deposits. According to Lualaba’s Interior…
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is poised to appoint a new set of ambassadors in the coming weeks, ending a prolonged diplomatic vacuum that has drawn public criticism and weakened Nigeria’s representation across major foreign missions. Multiple high-ranking presidency officials confirmed the development, noting that the final review of the ambassadorial list is nearing completion. The…
Efforts to end the decades-long conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo gained new momentum on Saturday as the Congolese government and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group signed a framework agreement in Doha. The development marks the latest attempt after years of failed negotiations to restore stability to one of the world’s most volatile regions….
Federal Workers Recalled as Nation Recovers from Longest Shut down in History President Donald Trump has officially signed a bill ending the record-breaking 43-day U.S. government shutdown, bringing to a close one of the most paralyzing political standoffs in modern American history. The legislation, passed after weeks of tense negotiations between Republicans and Democrats, reopens…
