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“I’ve Achieved In Reality; I have A Wealthy Father, Affluent Uncles, And Prosperous Friends,” Responded Kiddwaya To A Fan Who Suggested He Didn’t Gain Anything From BBN

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I’ve Achieved In Reality; I have A Wealthy Father, Affluent Uncles, And Prosperous Friends,” Responded Kiddwaya To A Fan Who Suggested He Didn’t Gain Anything From BBN....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Kiddwaya, the reality star, has responded to critics who argue that he didn’t benefit from the BBNaija All Stars show.

After being evicted as an All Stars housemate, he took to his X page to highlight some of his real-life achievements.

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A netizen went online to assess the winners and losers of this year’s event.

He managed to include Kiddwaya’s name among the losers of this year’s BBNaija, among other housemates.

In response, Kiddwaya stated that he has gained numerous things in real life, including a wealthy father, uncles, friends, and two passports.

“Lol. I gained in real life. Rich father. Rich friends. Rich uncles. 2 passports. Complete freedom.,” Kiddwaya replied.

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National Assembly Power Trio: Akpabio, Barau, Abbas Set For Possible Continuity.

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There are indications that Senate President Godswill Akpabio, Deputy Senate President Jibrin Barau, and Speaker of the House of Representatives Tajudeen Abbas may retain their leadership positions if they are re-elected into the 11th National Assembly.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

It was gathered that President Bola Tinubu has reportedly assured the presiding officers of continuity in their roles.

Sources who spoke to The Nation said this assurance influenced Speaker Abbas’s decision to withdraw from the Kaduna North senatorial race in favour of former Kaduna State Governor Ramalan Yero.

A Presidency source stated that the President is not planning any major changes to his key leadership team in the National Assembly.

According to the source, “The President has no plan to change his core team. These principal officers may retain their positions in the next Assembly.”

The source added that the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives is excluded from the arrangement as he is reportedly preparing to contest for a governorship position.

He further advised aspiring lawmakers to engage in wide consultations before making political decisions about National Assembly seats.

Meanwhile, several senators across different political parties are also seeking re-election ahead of the 11th Assembly.

Those involved include lawmakers from the All Progressives Congress, African Democratic Congress, Labour Party, Nigeria Democratic Congress, and the Peoples Democratic Party.

Some of the notable names seeking return include Senators from Lagos, Gombe, Kebbi, Delta, Benue, Ekiti, Yobe, and Borno States.

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Tragedy In Niger: 12 Civilians Feared Dead After Military Airstrike Hits Community.

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Several civilians were reportedly killed after a military airstrike struck Guradnayi, a community near Kusasu in Shiroro Local Government Area of Niger State.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

According to reports, the incident occurred in the early hours of Sunday as residents were fleeing attacks by armed men operating in the area.

Witnesses said at least 12 people died in a single household, while several others affected were said to be residents of Kusasu who had escaped from terrorist threats.

A local resident, Auta Awododo, disclosed that the airstrike happened around 5 a.m., adding that one of the victims was his cousin’s son.

Residents said fear spread across the area after armed men riding motorcycles reportedly moved through the community while being pursued by military aircraft.

According to eyewitness accounts, the first bomb reportedly landed near the river in Kusasu, while a second strike hit Guradnayi.

As of the time of reporting, the Nigerian Air Force had not released an official statement regarding the incident, and enquiries about the reported civilian casualties had yet to receive a response.

The incident has intensified concerns among residents over military operations in Shiroro, a region frequently affected by attacks from armed groups.

Locals also alleged that previous airstrikes in the area had similarly resulted in civilian casualties, with concerns that such incidents were not thoroughly investigated.

Security sources reportedly confirmed that the armed group being tracked had moved from Kusasu into neighbouring Munya Local Government Area and remained active around Kabula near Kuchi.

Although there were no immediate confirmed reports of fresh abductions or killings, sources said the armed men had allegedly rustled cattle from several communities in Munya.

The reported airstrike has further heightened fear among residents of Shiroro and surrounding communities, many of whom have already been displaced by recurring insecurity.

Community members have called on military authorities to investigate the incident, identify those affected, and clarify the circumstances that led to the reported civilian deaths.

They also urged stronger coordination in security operations to ensure that efforts to combat armed groups do not result in further civilian casualties.

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Relief In Abuja As Missing Lawyer And NYSC Member Are Found After Four Days.

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The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command has confirmed that Linda Ameh, the missing National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member and legal practitioner, has been found in Abuja.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

According to the police, Ameh, who was reported missing on May 6, personally appeared at the Maitama Police Station to provide details about her disappearance.

The development was disclosed in a statement released on Sunday by the FCT Police Public Relations Officer, Josephine Adeh.

Adeh stated that investigations are ongoing to track down and arrest those responsible for the incident.

According to the statement, Ameh is currently assisting law enforcement authorities with valuable information that could support ongoing investigations and help identify the perpetrators.

While confirming her return, the police did not reveal where she was located or the specific circumstances surrounding her reappearance.

Authorities also did not immediately confirm whether any ransom was paid before her release.

Earlier reports indicated that suspected abductors had contacted her family and allegedly demanded ₦20 million for her freedom, heightening fears over her safety.

Ameh reportedly went missing on Tuesday, May 6, after finishing work at Blades and Butchers Ltd in Maitama, Abuja, around 5:40 p.m., while on her way home to Life Camp.

Her phone lines reportedly became unreachable shortly afterward, prompting concern from family members who were unable to contact her.

Her disappearance was subsequently reported to the Maitama Division of the FCT Police Command as well as the NYSC authorities.

She had recently started a role as a Sales Manager and was said to be nearing the completion of her NYSC service year, including her final Community Development Service obligations.

The case drew widespread public concern after reports emerged that her suspected abductors had made ransom demands.

With Ameh now found, police say their priority is focused on uncovering the full details of the incident and bringing those responsible to justice.

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