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The ongoing membership drive by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has stirred a pot of questions within the party faithful. While the National Working Committee (NWC) assures existing members their status is secure, the focus on attracting new members has ignited a debate about the party’s strategy and direction. A Call to Arms: Expanding the PDP Tent The PDP leadership paints the membership drive as a necessary step to broaden the party’s base. They highlight a surge in national interest in the party, aiming to capitalize on this momentum. Party spokesperson, Debo Ologunagba, emphasizes, “The NWC is providing an opportunity…

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A grim discovery has sent shockwaves through the Alama community of Jos North Local Government Area, Plateau State. On Monday, July 1st, 2024, residents were jolted by the sight of a human corpse floating in a nearby stream. This unsettling incident has cast a shadow over the community, raising concerns about safety and prompting questions about the circumstances surrounding the death. Details of the Discovery: John Philip, a resident of Alama, recounted the events leading to the discovery. According to Philip, a group of women working near the stream first noticed the body. “The corpse was stuck on a piece…

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The ancient city of Ibadan is abuzz with anticipation as the Oyo State Government takes a significant step towards the coronation of the new Olubadan, Oba Owolabi Olakulehin. Governor Seyi Makinde, on Monday, established a 14-member committee tasked with overseeing the coronation ceremony and presentation of the staff of office, a symbolic act marking the official reign of the new monarch. This development comes after the passing of the 42nd Olubadan, Oba Lekan Balogun, in March 2024. The Olubadan stool is one of the most revered traditional institutions in Yorubaland, and the coronation promises to be a momentous occasion steeped…

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A decisive blow has been struck against the sale of counterfeit and adulterated medications in Nigeria. In a swift operation dubbed “Operation Shield,” the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) descended upon Enugu’s bustling Ogbete Main Market, shutting down a staggering 100 shops suspected of peddling fake drugs. This unprecedented raid, which began on Friday, June 28th, 2024, underscores NAFDAC’s commitment to safeguarding public health and protecting Nigerians from the dangers of counterfeit medications. Unveiling a Shadowy Trade: The Peril of Fake Drugs The proliferation of fake drugs poses a severe threat to public health. These…

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The recent nuptials of Nollywood actress Sharon Ooja have sent ripples of joy through the Nigerian entertainment industry. While the bride undoubtedly stole the show with her radiant beauty, another name has emerged as a shining example of true friendship: Bisola Aiyeola, Sharon’s best friend and maid of honor. Veekee James, a popular media personality and close friend of both Sharon and Bisola, couldn’t hold back his admiration for Bisola’s dedication during the wedding festivities. Taking to his social media platform, Veekee showered Bisola with praises, sparking a conversation about the invaluable role a supportive friend plays on a bride’s…

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A potential public health crisis is unfolding within the walls of Lagos’ infamous Kirikiri Medium Security Prison. This past weekend, authorities confirmed an outbreak of cholera, a highly contagious diarrhoeal disease, raising concerns about the well-being of inmates and the potential spread beyond prison walls. The World Health Organization (WHO) has swiftly responded by deploying aid and expertise to support the Nigerian government’s efforts in containing the outbreak. This intervention highlights the severity of the situation and underscores the urgency of a comprehensive response plan. Unveiling the Outbreak: From Denial to Urgent Action Just days prior to the confirmed outbreak,…

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Cristiano Ronaldo, the name synonymous with clutch moments and unwavering determination, crumbled to the turf in a flood of tears on Sunday night. The scene, etched into the minds of millions watching Portugal’s Euro 2024 knockout clash against Belgium, painted a picture of a shattered dream and a captain bearing the weight of a nation’s disappointment. The tension crackled in the air as the match stretched into extra time. The score remained deadlocked at 1-1, a testament to the relentless battle played out on the pitch. A penalty awarded to Portugal in the 108th minute presented a golden opportunity to…

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In a major security operation, the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has intercepted nine containers holding a staggering N13.9 billion worth of illegal goods at the Onne Port in Rivers State. The announcement, made on July 1st, 2024, by Comptroller-General Adewale Adeniyi, revealed a shocking attempt to smuggle a deadly mix of arms, ammunition, illicit drugs, and even used clothing into the country. The bust highlights the ever-present threat of illegal imports and the vigilance of the NCS in safeguarding Nigeria’s borders. The discovery raises critical questions about the intended recipients of these weapons and the potential for disruption they posed.…

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Nigerian football fans are accustomed to celebrating the brilliance of Rinsola Babajide, a star forward for the Super Falcons and her club, UDG Tenerife. However, this week, the tables have turned. Babajide is basking in the reflected glory of her younger brother, Oluwabunmi “Bunmi” Babajide, who recently signed a professional contract with Hampton & Richmond FC in England. Sibling Support: A Shared Passion for Football The Babajide household has always been steeped in football. Both Rinsola and Bunmi grew up immersed in the sport, honing their skills from a young age. Rinsola, the elder sibling, blazed the trail, carving a…

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A weekend of celebration in the Nigerian town of Gwoza turned into unspeakable tragedy as a series of coordinated suicide bombings ripped through the community, leaving at least 32 people dead and dozens injured. The attacks, which targeted a wedding ceremony, a funeral procession, and a hospital, have plunged the region into mourning and exposed the deep wounds of the ongoing insurgency in northeastern Nigeria. Horror Unfolds in Gwoza The attacks began on Saturday, shattering the joyous atmosphere of a wedding ceremony. According to witnesses, a female suicide bomber detonated her explosives amidst the unsuspecting crowd, leaving a trail of…

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