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“Aso Rock On Alert As Retired Police Officers Mobilize For Protest”.
The Union of Retired Police Officers under the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS) has announced plans to stage a peaceful protest at the Presidential Villa next Tuesday if the bill to remove the Nigeria Police from the CPS is not signed into law by the constitutional deadline.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The announcement was made by the Chairman of the Kaduna State Chapter, retired Chief Superintendent of Police Mannir M. Lawal (Zaria), and retired Assistant Superintendent of Police Danlami Maigamo in a joint statement. They said the decision followed the outcome of the union’s monthly meeting held on March 18, 2026, at the Police Officers’ Mess in Kaduna.
“During the meeting, members lamented that many retirees are currently living in abject poverty, struggling to provide for themselves and their families,” the statement said.
Lawal noted that a statement from the Clerk of the National Assembly, dated March 16, 2026, indicated that under Section 58(4) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), the President has 30 days to either assent to or decline the bill. The bill was transmitted to the Presidency on February 23, 2026, making March 23, 2026, the final constitutional deadline.
The Kaduna State Chapter called on its National Coordinator, retired Superintendent of Police Chris Effiong, to mobilize members across the remaining 35 state chapters and the Federal Capital Territory to join the planned demonstration.
The union stressed its determination to ensure the bill is signed into law, highlighting the need to prevent setbacks similar to those experienced during the 9th National Assembly.
The retirees also highlighted the harsh financial realities many face, including the inability to pay for their children’s education from nursery to tertiary levels and the increasing difficulty of accessing medical care.
Expressing concern over the uncertainty surrounding the proposed bill, which seeks to establish a dedicated Nigeria Police Pension Board separate from the CPS, the union raised alarms over worsening living conditions among its members, citing severe economic hardship and inadequate welfare support.
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Amorim To Milan? The Tactical Genius Confirms Readiness For Serie A Challenge.
AC Milan is nearing a deal to appoint Rúben Amorim as their next head coach, as the 41-year-old manager is reportedly prepared to accept all terms negotiated with the club. According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the former Sporting CP and Manchester United coach is aligned with Milan’s long-term sporting goals and is awaiting final approval from the club’s leadership to officially begin his tenure at the San Siro. While the club has evaluated multiple candidates in recent weeks, discussions with Amorim have reached the final stages, with a decision expected in the coming days.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Former Manchester United manager Rúben Amorim has signaled his readiness to lead AC Milan, with reports indicating he is prepared to agree to all conditions discussed during recent negotiations. Transfer insider Fabrizio Romano confirmed that Amorim is eager for the role and is currently waiting for a final “green light” from Milan’s hierarchy to move forward. After weeks of assessing various candidates to lead the club into a new era, Milan’s leadership is expected to finalize their decision shortly, with Amorim currently the frontrunner for the position.
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Headline: Rúben Amorim Nears AC Milan Appointment
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Body: AC Milan is on the verge of securing Rúben Amorim as their new head coach. The Portuguese manager has reportedly accepted the club’s conditions and is now waiting for official approval to finalize the move. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano noted that Amorim is enthusiastic about the opportunity at the San Siro and is fully committed to the club’s future vision. With the selection process nearing its end, Milan’s hierarchy is set to make a definitive announcement in the near future.
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Legal Showdown: Former Imo Governor Launches Explosive Lawsuit Against Kenneth Okonkwo.
Former Imo State Governor, Achike Udenwa, has initiated a lawsuit against African Democratic Congress (ADC) chieftain Kenneth Okonkwo following allegations of extortion. Okonkwo had accused Udenwa, alongside other South-East leaders like Peter Obi and Onyema Ugochukwu, of extorting aspirants seeking elective positions under the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC). In response, Udenwa’s legal counsel has demanded a retraction, a public apology, and ₦5 billion in damages. Separately, Peter Obi’s legal team has also threatened a lawsuit against Okonkwo for similar defamatory claims involving allegations of financial irregularities and ₦10 million bribery charges related to party ticket distribution. Obi has categorically dismissed these accusations, asserting that he operates strictly within legal guidelines and has maintained a clean record throughout his career in public service.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Kenneth Okonkwo is facing significant legal pressure after accusing prominent South-East political figures, including former Governor Achike Udenwa and Peter Obi, of extorting aspirants for party tickets. Udenwa has formally filed a lawsuit against Okonkwo, demanding a public apology and ₦5 billion in damages for the allegations made during a television interview. Peter Obi has similarly rejected Okonkwo’s claims of financial misconduct, with his legal team demanding a retraction and damages of ₦5 billion under the threat of litigation. Obi defended his political integrity, stating that he refuses to participate in the corrupt practices he has spent his career opposing, noting that he would have acted differently if he were interested in illicit gain while in office.
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Headline: Legal Storm: Kenneth Okonkwo Hit with Lawsuits by Udenwa and Obi
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Body: Kenneth Okonkwo is under fire after alleging that South-East political leaders, specifically Achike Udenwa and Peter Obi, extorted political aspirants for tickets. Achike Udenwa has responded with a ₦5 billion defamation lawsuit, demanding a full retraction and public apology. Peter Obi’s team has followed suit, issuing a similar demand for ₦5 billion in damages and a retraction, while Obi himself has publicly denounced the “rascal” allegations as baseless. Obi emphasized that his commitment to ethical governance remains steadfast, challenging the premise of the accusations by highlighting his clean departure from public office.
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Defection Drama: NDC Breaks Silence As Kwankwaso Exit Rumors Shake Party Foundations.
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has officially refuted claims that its vice-presidential candidate, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, is planning to defect due to disputes over candidate nominations in Kano State. National Publicity Secretary Osa Director characterized these rumors as “conjectures and media speculations” intended to manufacture a crisis within the party. Director clarified that the former Kano State governor remains committed to the party and suggested that political opponents are circulating these narratives to sabotage the NDC’s preparations for the 2027 general elections. While reports suggested tensions arose from adjustments to nominees linked to the Kwankwasiyya movement, the party explained that these changes were necessary to maintain a previously agreed-upon power-sharing ratio of 60 per cent for the Kwankwasiyya bloc and 40 per cent for the existing NDC structure. Officials emphasized that internal consultations are ongoing to address any nomination concerns through dialogue.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Amid rumors of a potential exit, the NDC has denied that Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso is threatening to leave the party. National Publicity Secretary Osa Director stated that the speculation, which stemmed from reported dissatisfaction over candidate selection in Kano State, is baseless and driven by outside interests looking to weaken the party before the 2027 polls. The controversy reportedly involved the replacement of several Kwankwasiyya movement nominees. However, the party’s Kano State Chairman, Hussaini Mairiga, maintained that these adjustments were made to honor an existing 60/40 power-sharing deal between the Kwankwasiyya group and the established NDC structure. The NDC leadership insists that such nomination disputes are normal in growing coalitions and has pledged to resolve the situation internally.
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Headline: NDC Shuts Down Rumors of Kwankwaso’s Exit
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Body: The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) is pushing back against reports that vice-presidential candidate Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso is poised to defect. Speaking on Arise News, National Publicity Secretary Osa Director dismissed the claims as calculated attempts by opponents to destabilize the party ahead of the 2027 election cycle. The rumors emerged following reports of friction over a candidate list in Kano State, where some Kwankwasiyya movement nominees were replaced. Party officials clarified that these changes were standard procedures to balance a pre-existing 60/40 power-sharing agreement. The party maintains that Kwankwaso is not leaving and that they are actively using dialogue to settle internal nomination differences.
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