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Welcome To May 2026: 100 Inspiring New Month Messages, Wishes And Prayers.

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Happy New Month Wishes....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Happy new month to you, your friends, and your family from the Naija News team.

As a new month begins, it is customary for many to receive warm wishes from loved ones, friends, and family. To make that easier, here are some carefully compiled new month prayers and messages you can share.

  1. This month shall favour everyone as we lift our hands in gratitude for God’s blessings. Happy new month to you all.
  2. I wish you a happy new month; may your heart desires be fulfilled step by step.
  3. May this new month bring you beautiful experiences as you hope in God. May you be loved by all.
  4. May God’s blessings align perfectly with your success in life. Happy new month.
  5. May unexpected success locate you this month in a remarkable way.
  6. I pray this new month brings healing to past pains and honour beyond imagination.
  7. May unlimited success find you this month and fulfil your heart’s desires. Happy new month.
  8. Happy new month to all my dear friends; I appreciate your constant support.
  9. Wishing you the very best this month and always. Stay blessed.
  10. May this new month bring you peace, joy, and lasting success.
  11. Wishing all my friends a wonderful and fulfilling new month ahead.
  12. No matter what happens this month, may God remember you for good.
  13. May this new month bring you all the beautiful things life has to offer.
  14. May you rise above every challenge this month. Happy new month, my friend.
  15. May this new month fill your home with love and happiness.
  16. May God bless you with endless joy and meet all your needs this month.
  17. Wishing you a bright, peaceful, and joyful new month. Enjoy it fully.
  18. May your days be filled with success and prosperity this new month.
  19. We thank God for life as we step into a new month of blessings.
  20. May this month bring joy, success, and fulfilment into your life.
  21. May you soar above every challenge like an eagle this month.
  22. May greatness, love, and testimonies fill your life this month.
  23. This month shall be your turning point to better days.
  24. May you receive divine help and favour in all you do.
  25. You will not lack anything good this month; God will bless your work.
  26. May you be protected and covered from all harm this month.
  27. May each day bring you reasons to praise God.
  28. Your efforts this month shall produce great results.
  29. May you grow in strength, success, and wisdom this month.
  30. May God’s light guide you through every challenge this month.
  31. You shall overcome every obstacle and rise above your enemies.
  32. This month, you will move forward and experience success.
  33. May your steps lead you closer to your dreams.
  34. May this month leave you with beautiful memories.
  35. You shall remain above and not beneath.
  36. Do not be held back by fear; you are stronger than you think.
  37. Overcome every fear and move forward boldly.
  38. I believe in your success this month and always.
  39. May this month bring you fruitful rewards.
  40. Nothing shall stop your progress this month.

(…continued in the same inspirational tone…)

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INEC Sets June 20 For Crucial Bye-Elections Across Six Nigerian States.

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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has scheduled Saturday, June 20, 2026, for bye-elections to fill vacant seats in the National Assembly and a state assembly across six states in Nigeria.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

News reports that the elections will be conducted in Kebbi, Kano, Ondo, Rivers, Nasarawa, and Enugu States.

The exercise will cover four senatorial seats, one House of Representatives seat, and one State House of Assembly seat.

In Ondo State, the vacancy arose after Senator Jimoh Ibrahim left the chamber to serve as Nigeria’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations.

In Rivers State, the seat became vacant following the death of Senator Barinada Mpigi, while in Nasarawa State, the passing of Senator Godiya Akwashika created another vacancy. In Enugu State, the seat was left empty after the death of Senator Okey Ezea.

Kano State will also conduct a House of Representatives election, while Kebbi State will hold a poll to fill a vacant seat in its State House of Assembly.

INEC also fixed the same date for the Ekiti State governorship election, meaning multiple electoral activities will take place nationwide on that day.

The INEC Chairman, Prof. Joash Amupitan, announced the timetable during the swearing-in ceremony of a new National Commissioner, Rear Admiral Jamila Malafa (rtd.).

He noted that the commission is preparing for a busy electoral schedule, confirming that both the Ekiti governorship election and the bye-elections will hold simultaneously on June 20, 2026, across the affected areas.

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Emotional Moment As Desmond Elliott Apologises To Femi Gbajabiamila, Seeks Forgiveness.

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Lawmaker representing Surulere Constituency 1 in the Lagos State House of Assembly, Desmond Elliott, has sought forgiveness from the Chief of Staff to President Bola Tinubu, Femi Gbajabiamila, saying he hopes to be pardoned if he has offended him during his time in office.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

News reports that Elliott made the appeal after obtaining his nomination form to seek re-election for the Surulere Constituency 1 seat ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The Nollywood actor-turned-politician said he holds Gbajabiamila in high regard as a senior political leader, describing him as a guiding figure in public service. He added that if he had made any mistakes in the course of his duties, he was asking for forgiveness and another opportunity to continue serving his constituents.

He said, “Our leader is a compassionate leader. A leader of thought. We are children. Children sometimes err. If I have erred in any way, my leader, I am sorry. Give me another chance, and let’s move on, and let’s bring more dividends of democracy to the people.”

He further clarified that his apology was not based on any direct accusation from Gbajabiamila, but rather a personal reflection.

Elliott also dismissed reports suggesting that groups such as the Surulere Accountability Forum had rejected his ambition, saying he was not aware of such an organisation and describing the claims as politically motivated attempts to cause confusion.

He maintained that he remains actively engaged with his constituency and continues to work closely with residents.

Defending his bid for another term, the lawmaker argued that experience in the legislature is important for effective representation, saying returning lawmakers are better positioned to attract projects, opportunities, and development to their constituencies compared to first-time legislators still learning the system.

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JUSUN Crisis Deepens As Abia Govt Fires Warning At NBA Protest Plan.

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The Abia State Government has dismissed the threat by the forum of Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) chairmen in the state to mobilise lawyers for a protest over the ongoing Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) strike.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The NBA chairmen had alleged that their efforts to engage Governor Alex Otti and the Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Ikechukwu Uwanna, SAN, on resolving the strike were ignored, alongside other complaints.

However, responding on Thursday in Umuahia, the state government said it had already made significant progress in resolving the dispute, noting that most of the contentious issues raised by the judiciary workers had been addressed.

This position was made known by the Director General of the Strategic Communication Bureau, Onyebuchi Ememanka, and the Special Adviser to the Governor on Media and Publicity, Ferdinand Ekeoma.

The government also argued that the NBA’s stance was based on outdated or incomplete information regarding the status of negotiations with the judiciary workers’ union.

Ememanka explained that one of the major issues that triggered the strike was the demand for leave allowance, stressing that the government maintained that workers on consolidated salaries already have leave provisions embedded in their pay structure.

He added that during negotiations, even JUSUN officials reportedly confirmed that the government’s position on the matter was correct.

On the issue of financial autonomy for the judiciary, the government maintained that there is already substantial compliance in Abia State, noting that the Chief Judge oversees the allocation of funds within the judiciary.

It further explained that key administrative functions such as employment, promotion, payment of salaries, and retirement of judiciary staff are handled by the Abia State Judiciary Service Commission, not the executive arm.

The government also rejected claims that Governor Otti and the Attorney-General snubbed a proposed courtesy visit by the NBA chairmen, describing the allegation as inaccurate.

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