Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, representing Abia North, has called on President Bola Tinubu to offer an amnesty window allowing individuals accused of looting public funds to voluntarily return the money without facing prosecution.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

proposed that President Tinubu grant former Nigerian leaders accused of corruption a two-year period to return their stolen funds in exchange for a full pardon.

Kalu argued that billions of Naira are currently stashed away in private residences across Abuja, remaining outside the formal banking system and doing nothing to support the national economy.

He stated: “President Tinubu should give people pardon, because between the houses in Abuja, if you search all the houses, you might have over 50, 60 billion lying down there. People who keep money in their houses, and it’s not right; it’s not the right thing to do. It’s not in the banking system that could have helped this economy to grow.”

He added, “So I would like President Tinubu to give a window of two years and say, no matter from 1960, no matter where you keep the money, return it to Nigeria, nobody will touch you. You are pardoned. So let people repatriate this money and use it for the benefit of this economy.”

Following his inauguration as Chairman of the Rural Electrification Agency board in Abuja, former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose connected the lack of power in rural areas to population growth and early bedtimes. Speaking with ARISE Television, the PDP figure explained that darkness curtails nightlife and limits alternatives, leading residents to stay home.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

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Speaking in Abuja on Friday following his inauguration as Chairman of the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) board, former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose connected the lack of electricity in rural areas to population growth and early bedtimes.

During an interview with ARISE Television, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain suggested that without electricity, rural communities lack nighttime entertainment options, which leads residents to stay indoors and contributes to higher birth rates. He argued that supplying electricity would introduce alternative recreational activities and encourage nightlife.

Fayose explained: “Why don’t you address this issue of electricity? The people at that level have no alternative attraction. Nothing else matters to them. After 7 o’clock, it gets dark there. Everybody is engaging their wives, and the population simply doubles. The simple problem is because there is a lack of electricity.”

He added, “People go to bed early. Their mind is simply prepared that, well, if this is the only available recreation, let me remain here. But when we address this electricity, there will be nightlife. There will be recreation outside your wife.”

Based on a US police report examined by Marca, Lionel Messi faced the highest number of death threats among footballers during the 2026 World Cup. The documentation outlines various security concerns managed by the FBI and global police bodies across the seven-week event, encompassing players, referees, and venues.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶