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“CUPP Raises Concerns: Betta Edu Palliatives Scam May Have Deeper Layers Uncovered”

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The group, in a statement on Tuesday, warned against any attempt to use political consideration to sweep the matter under the carpet….CONTINUE READING....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

 

The group, however, said it welcomes the suspension and investigation of the Humanitarian Affairs Minister, and urged President Bola Tinubu to go beyond Edu and fish out anyone that is involved in looting the treasury.

It is our belief that the suspended Minister could not have carried out that heist without the urging of a stronger and perhaps high-ranking member or members of the present government,” CUPP said in a statement signed by Peter Ameh, its National Secretary.

“The whole issue surrounding the palliative and the larger Humanitarian Affairs ministry has become a sore thumb in both this government and the previous one.

“The former minister Sadia Umar is still under probe for embezzling close to forty billion naira before the present minister is fingered for her ignoble role in the transfer of five hundred and eight five million naira to a private bank account.

“CUPP does not really believe in giving people fish to eat, which the ministry stands for, but in teaching people how to fish and become self-sustaining.

“CUPP imagines what the budgets of over five hundred billion would provide in the areas of cottage industries with the attendant employment it will generate, or farm settlements that will spring up, food produced, and employment that go with it.

“The federal government should rethink the role and mandate of the ministry and save the nation from this embarrassment.”

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The Ultimate Truth: Bashir Ahmad Drops Massive Bombshell And Exposes The Real Story Behind Claims That Buhari Cried Over Price Of Rice!

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Bashir Ahmad, who previously served as a media aide to the late President Muhammadu Buhari, has officially refuted a viral claim asserting that the former president wept over the price of a bag of rice in Nigeria. This clarification was issued by Ahmad in a social media post on X on Sunday, coming in direct response to a statement made by a user named Abdool. The user had alleged that Buhari shed tears for citizens because a bag of rice cost ₦7,500 at the time.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Addressing the falsehood, Ahmad firmly stated that the claim was entirely untrue and had never happened. He clarified that the video footage being circulated out of context actually originated from the closing event of Buhari’s 2011 presidential campaign. During that appearance, the former president became visibly emotional while reflecting on the prolonged personal struggles, political challenges, and profound sacrifices he had endured across multiple presidential bids starting from his initial run in 2003. Furthermore, Ahmad pointed out that Buhari had used that specific 2011 platform to announce that it would be his final time presenting himself as a candidate for the presidency.

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The Ultimate Betrayal: Labour Party Drops Massive Bombshell And Publicly Disowns Abayomi Arabambi Over Peter Obi Credentials Suit!.

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The Labour Party (LP) has officially dissociated itself from a recent lawsuit filed by Abayomi Arabambi challenging the academic credentials of Peter Obi, the presidential candidate for the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC). In a formal statement released on Monday, LP National Publicity Secretary Ken Asogwa clarified that Arabambi holds no current standing within the party, as he was among a group of 25 members suspended by the National Executive Council in March for alleged anti-party activities. Asogwa emphasized that this suspension was subsequently upheld and ratified by the party’s National Convention on April 28, 2026, effectively terminating their membership.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The clarification comes in response to Arabambi’s legal action against the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), and the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) concerning Obi’s academic records. The Labour Party maintains that because Arabambi is no longer a member, he has no authority to act on its behalf. Furthermore, Asogwa accused Arabambi of impersonation for holding himself out as an LP representative, stating that the party’s legal team is currently reviewing the situation and considering appropriate legal steps, including potential petitions to law enforcement authorities.

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Shockwave In The Industry: Fireboy Recounts The Horrifying Moment He Saw Someone Lose Their Mind In Lagos!.

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Afrobeats star Fireboy DML has recounted the culture shock and terror he experienced upon first relocating to Lagos in 2016 to chase his music career. Speaking during a recent live stream, the singer admitted he was initially “so scared” by the environment, particularly in Surulere. Within just two weeks of arriving, he witnessed traumatic scenes, including dead bodies on the streets, an individual suffering a mental breakdown, and the presence of cultists. He noted that the general appearance of Lagosians added to his fear, though he ultimately adapted to the city’s lifestyle.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In a separate interview on the Afrobeats Podcast, the “Vibration” singer discussed a different kind of family reaction stemming from a social media post. Fireboy DML shared how he sparked panic among his relatives after sharing an Instagram Story snippet of himself holding a cigarette as part of a showbiz presentation. The image distressed his family, particularly his mother, who became emotional and cried in their family WhatsApp group. While he initially reassured them that it was merely an act for the cameras, the singer candidly admitted during the podcast that he did proceed to smoke the cigarette after the recording.

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