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Get ready for a fresh perspective on your evening commute! Max 90.9FM Abuja, a leading radio station known for its vibrant energy and diverse programming, has announced a dynamic new duo for its highly anticipated Drive Time Show – Chinwe and Danny Sucre. This exciting change promises to inject a renewed dose of energy and engaging content into the airwaves, keeping Abuja listeners entertained and informed during their weekday evenings. A Shift in Gears: The Drive Time Revamps The Drive Time Show has long been a staple for Max 90.9FM Abuja, offering a perfect blend of music, news updates, and…
The simmering feud between Afrobeats singers Dammy Krane and Davido has taken another dramatic turn. Following legendary Fuji musician KWAM 1’s public plea for peace during a recent performance, Dammy Krane has responded with a cryptic social media post hinting at continued tension. A Long-Standing Feud: Debts, Disagreements, and Disrespect The animosity between Dammy Krane and Davido stretches back to 2023. Dammy Krane accused Davido of failing to pay him for songwriting contributions and allegedly sabotaging his record deal with Sony Music. Davido vehemently denied the accusations, labelling Dammy Krane “ungrateful” and threatening legal action. The situation escalated in July…
In a brazen act that has sent shockwaves through Nigeria’s media landscape, gunmen stormed a quiet Kaduna community on Saturday night, abducting two prominent journalists and their family members. The targeted victims, Abdulgafar Alabelewe, the Kaduna State chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) and Bureau Chief for The Nation newspaper, and AbdulRaheem Aodu, Bureau Chief for Blueprint newspaper, were seized along with their wives and children in a late-night raid. The attack, which occurred around 10:30 pm in the Danhonu community of Chikun Local Government Area, has sparked outrage and fear. Witnesses reported sporadic gunfire erupting in the…
Tacha Akum Nwakwo, better known by her stage name Tacha, a former housemate on the popular Nigerian reality show Big Brother Naija (BBN), has ignited a firestorm on social media with a recent comment. In a now-viral video, Tacha declares, “When the devil can’t reach you, he’ll send a broke man.” This provocative statement has sparked heated debate, with fans and critics alike dissecting its meaning and its implications for modern relationships. From Reality TV to Social Media Stardom: Tacha rose to fame on the 2019 season of Big Brother Naija, known for its explosive drama and fierce competition. Tacha,…
Nigeria’s education system, already grappling with challenges like overcrowded classrooms and inadequate resources, is facing a critical new hurdle: a severe teacher shortage. Data obtained by Punch Newspapers from the National Union of Teachers (NUT) reveals a shocking truth – 18 states have not conducted any teacher recruitment drives in the past five years (2018-2022). This teacher drought disproportionately impacts millions of students, particularly in public primary and junior secondary schools, jeopardizing their access to quality education. The data paints a bleak picture. States like Abia, Bayelsa, Bauchi, Benue, Cross River, Ebonyi, Edo, Gombe, Jigawa, Kano, Kogi, Ogun, Plateau, Rivers,…
The Nigerian government has issued a strong warning against the spread of misinformation surrounding the recent Samoa Agreement, emphasizing its commitment to combating fake news that threatens national security and social harmony. This stern message comes after a media report falsely claimed the agreement contained provisions for same-sex marriage, triggering a wave of online discussion and public concern. The government, through the Minister of Budget and National Planning, Senator Abubakar Bagudu, reiterated that Nigeria’s participation in the Samoa Agreement is solely focused on fostering economic development. Nowhere in the agreement,” Senator Bagudu stressed, “is there any mention of LGBTQ+ rights…
In a move aimed at tackling the city’s notorious traffic congestion, the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has impounded a staggering 9,370 vehicles between January and June 2024 for alleged traffic violations. This aggressive enforcement campaign reflects the growing frustration of Lagosians with the daily gridlock that plagues the megacity. General Manager of LASTMA, Mr. Olalekan Bakare-Oki, revealed the figures during a meeting with stakeholders in the transportation industry. The breakdown of impounded vehicles paints a clear picture: 3,034 private vehicles, including 1,849 cars, 549 buses, and 636 SUVs, were seized. Additionally, 6,336 commercial vehicles, comprising 5,101 buses and…
In a move sparking controversy and raising questions about accountability, Sokoto State Governor, Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, has issued a stern directive to local government chairmen and other officials to return a staggering N30 million allegedly diverted from funds allocated for Sallah celebrations. The scandal erupted earlier this week when reports surfaced suggesting that some local government officials had misappropriated funds meant for Eid al-Fitr, the Islamic holiday marking the end of Ramadan. The earmarked N30 million, intended to purchase gifts for public servants across the state, was reportedly diverted for unknown purposes. Public Outrage Fuels Governor’s Action News of the…
In a dramatic raid hailed by officials as a major victory in the war on drugs, operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have arrested a Lagos couple and their associate, seizing a staggering cache of narcotics estimated to have a street value of N2.1 billion. The meticulously planned operation, which unfolded earlier this week in a Lagos suburb, netted a substantial quantity of various illegal substances, including: 1,000 kilograms of ephedrine: A stimulant often used in the illicit production of methamphetamine, a highly addictive and dangerous synthetic drug. 500 kilograms of skunk weed: A potent strain of…
A horrifying case of child exploitation has shaken Nigeria, sparking outrage and prompting calls for stricter child protection measures. A 24-year-old woman, Blessing Okonkwo, has been arrested for allegedly selling her 3-year-old brother for ₦410,000 (approximately $930 USD). The shocking details of the case highlight the vulnerability of children and the urgent need to address the root causes of such acts. A Sibling Sold: A Heartbreaking Story of Exploitation Blessing Okonkwo reportedly planned and executed the sale of her younger brother, whose name has not been disclosed for his protection. According to authorities, Okonkwo sold the child to a suspected…