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2027 Shockwave: APC Leaders Clash Over Nwoko’s Alleged Imposed Endorsement in Delta North

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The endorsement of Senator Ned Nwoko for a second term in the Senate has ignited sharp divisions within the Delta North chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC). While party executives in his home base of Aniocha North reiterated their backing, the broader senatorial leadership distanced itself from the endorsement.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The controversy began on June 14, 2025, when a forum of APC local government and ward chairmen from Delta North’s nine LGAs declared support for Nwoko’s re-election during a gathering at his country home. Among those present was the Delta North APC Chairman, Chief Adizue Eluaka.

However, days later, Eluaka came under pressure from undisclosed party stakeholders and publicly withdrew from the endorsement, disbanding the forum behind it. He described the group as “unauthorised and unconstitutional,” insisting the move was necessary to restore order within party ranks.

In a swift pushback, APC executives in Aniocha North stood firm, reaffirming their support for Nwoko’s candidacy. In a statement signed by party elders and officials, they accused critics of political manipulation and external interference, citing Nwoko’s performance and grassroots connection as reasons for their loyalty.

They also praised Aniocha North APC Chairman, Mr. Matthew Chinye, for distancing himself from opposing voices within the party, calling his stance a mark of “principled and credible leadership.”

Responding to the controversy, Senator Nwoko said over 7,000 party members attended the Delta North APC stakeholders’ meeting, including top figures such as the state and senatorial chairmen, state working committee members, and other party leaders. He said a motion of confidence was unanimously passed in support of President Tinubu, the Delta State Governor, and himself during the meeting.

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Manny’s Not Done Yet – Pacquiao Locks Horns with Barrios for Championship Glory

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Thirty years after stepping into the ring as a wiry 16‑year‑old making his professional debut, Manny Pacquiao is set to lace up his gloves once again this Saturday, continuing his long‑running duel with Father Time.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

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Benue in Shock: Over 4,000 Substandard Schools Uncovered in Statewide Audit

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Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, has revealed that over 4,000 substandard “mushroom” schools have been identified across the state.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Speaking through his Chief Press Secretary, Kula Tersoo, during a press briefing on the administration’s achievements in the education sector over the past two years, the governor described these schools as unfit for learning and lacking qualified teachers.

Although he declined to disclose the immediate steps his government would take regarding the affected schools, Tersoo noted that 9,700 qualified teachers have been recruited into primary schools to strengthen the education system.

Governor Alia also highlighted several interventions by his administration, including the payment of external examination fees for thousands of students in the 2023/2024 academic session—8,119 students for WAEC, 8,979 for NECO, and 1,547 for NABTEB.

In addition, the state government has cleared a backlog of 38 months’ earned allowances owed to staff of Moses Adasu University (formerly Benue State University), ensuring uninterrupted academic sessions since the current administration took office.

Governor Alia further announced that his administration has secured a license to establish a State University of Technology in Ihugh, Vandeikya Local Government Area, as part of efforts to deepen access to quality education in Benue State.

“The present administration has stabilised the education sector with various interventions. We have recruited 9,700 qualified teachers and identified 4,000 schools that are not conducive for learning. We are committed to repositioning education in Benue,” Tersoo stated.

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WATCH: RCCG Pastor Bolts With Church Money, Leaves Wife in Mental Anguish – Folu Adeboye

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A startling revelation has rocked the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) as Pastor Folu Adeboye, wife of the General Overseer, Pastor E.A. Adeboye, disclosed that a pastor absconded with $8,000 earmarked for missionary work, abandoned his wife, and remarried in the United States.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Pastor Folu made the disclosure while ministering at a men’s programme organised by the church, a message that has since gone viral online.

She explained that the pastor, originally from Ekiti State, was posted to an RCCG parish in Cape Town, South Africa. During one of her missionary visits to the city, she was scheduled to preach at his parish but was stunned to discover that services were being held inside a fast‑food restaurant.

Midway through her sermon, a woman walked in and began folding up chairs, signalling that their allotted time in the venue was over. Troubled by the situation, Pastor Folu said she agreed to provide $8,000 to help secure a permanent place of worship—a donation that ultimately vanished along with the pastor.

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