Senate President Godswill Akpabio has shared a powerful testimony of how his wife, Unoma, miraculously survived after spending six months in a coma in a German hospital following a botched surgery.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• Defying Medical Odds: Speaking with St Padre Pio TV/Radio in Italy, Akpabio recalled that his wife was “98 per cent dead” and on life support. Instead of pulling the plug, he used an image of St Padre Pio to make the sign of the cross and prayed for divine intercession, leading to her unexpected awakening.

• A Long Road to Recovery: Akpabio noted that after her discharge, it took three months for his wife to regain her memory and recall the names of her family members. To honor the saint, they named their son after Pio and established the Pio Football Academy to provide scholarships to underprivileged children.

• Praying for Nigeria: The Senate President explained that his 10th visit to the sacred ground was both to give thanks for his wife’s healing and to seek divine intervention and peace for Nigeria against security challenges like banditry and terrorism.

Popular Nigerian singer Timaya has urged citizens to vote wisely, cautioning that short-sighted choices at the polls could lead to years of prolonged hardship.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• The Danger of Short-Term Gains: During an interview with Wazobia FM, Timaya warned that accepting temporary handouts from politicians results in four more years of difficult living conditions, urging people to look at the bigger picture and vote for capable leaders.

• Absentee Politicians: The singer criticized political officeholders who live abroad with their families and only return to Nigeria for official duties, arguing that their detachment makes it impossible for them to truly understand or care about the struggles of everyday citizens.

• A Call for Divine Intervention: Expressing deep frustration over the state of the nation, Timaya invoked strong words, stating that anyone planning to bring further suffering to Nigerians should face divine judgment, emphasizing that individual or family selfishness must never outweigh the well-being of millions.

The leadership of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has officially distanced itself from a 59-member presidential campaign council recently established by the OK Movement, a support group backing Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• Unauthorized Announcement: The OK Movement had previously unveiled a 59-member committee featuring zonal and state coordinators, alongside various directors for security, strategy, and mobilization. However, NDC National Chairman Cleopas Moses dismissed the list, declaring that it did not come from the party and should be completely ignored.

• Party Supremacy: Moses emphasized that party candidates are not running as independents and remain under the discipline and authority of the NDC. He stressed that only the official party leadership holds the power to constitute and announce a presidential campaign council.

• Warning to Support Groups: While acknowledging the value of support groups, the leadership warned members and organizations against establishing parallel structures, operating without the approval of the National Working Committee (NWC), or bypassing internal party grievance mechanisms.