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BOMBSHELL PROMISE: Peter Obi Vows: “I Assure You, We Will Bring Back Subsidy!”.
NDC presidential candidate Peter Obi has promised to bring back the fuel subsidy once corruption within the system is eradicated.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
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The Sokoto Town Hall Meeting: Obi made this pledge during a town hall meeting organized for the Obi/Kwankwaso presidential ticket in Sokoto.
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Addressing Corruption: Pointing out that corruption is Nigeria’s primary challenge, Obi stated that removing corruption will allow the government to safely reintroduce the subsidy. He assured supporters that his administration would target and dismantle corruption across every sector.
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Policy Vision for 2027: Urging citizens to vote for NDC candidates at all levels in the upcoming 2027 elections, Obi emphasized a commitment to compassionate, service-driven governance.
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Key Development Priorities: In addition to prioritizing national unity and security, Obi highlighted education as a top priority. He also promised to enhance economic growth by connecting all state capitals with railway networks and utilizing national resources to boost security and infrastructure.
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ABUJA IN TURMOIL: Legal Experts Warn President’s Failure To Follow The Law Crosses The Red Line!.
Senior lawyers have criticized the description of President Bola Tinubu’s extended trip as a “working vacation,” noting that the term has no formal recognition under the 1999 Constitution.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
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Absence of Constitutional Status: Legal experts, including Mike Ahamba (SAN) and Oladele Joseph, argued that the law only recognizes the President as either working or on vacation, dismissing “working vacation” as an unconstitutional label used to cover up dereliction of duty.
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Mandatory Procedure Under Section 145: Lawyers emphasized that Section 145(1) requires the President to transmit a written declaration to the Senate President and the Speaker of the House of Representatives when going on vacation, a requirement that is mandatory rather than discretionary.
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Impeachment Warning: Abdul Balogun (SAN) stated that failing to follow the prescribed legal steps when leaving office for vacation or health reasons amounts to an impeachable offense.
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Preventing a Vacuum: Constitutional lawyer Bula Zakayo Kelle stressed that notification is vital to prevent a power vacuum, allowing the Vice President to act until the President officially resumes office upon return.
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MASSIVE ACCUSATION: CAN Fires Warning Shot Over Alleged Strategic Plot To Decimate Christian Population!
The Christian Statistics Committee has claimed that ongoing terrorist attacks targeting Christian-dominated local government areas in Niger State are part of a deliberate strategy to depopulate the Christian community.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
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Setting the Record Straight: Speaking via a statement, Committee Chairman Marcus Salka explained that the committee was established by the Niger State chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) to accurately record the state’s Christian population.
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Demographic Data: Citing the Niger State Bureau of Statistics, Salka noted that Christians make up approximately $45.7\%$ of the state’s total population. He addressed social media projections, stressing that a lower rate of political participation in certain areas does not mean a lack of numbers.
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Impact of Insecurity: Salka argued that while historical figures from the 2006 census placed the Christian population well over half, incessant insecurity and violence in Christian-heavy areas—such as Shiroro, Munya, Paikoro, Rafi, Wushishi, and Magama—have resulted in deaths and mass displacements, which he termed a strategic effort to reduce the population.
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NAIRA IN TURMOIL: Dollar Exchange Rate Shocks Markets As Currency Fluctuations Hit New Highs!.
The Nigerian Naira experienced a slight adjustment against the United States dollar at the official foreign exchange market.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
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Official Market Rate: According to data from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the local currency traded at ₦1,331.3292 per dollar, shifting from the previous rate of ₦1,329.5138 per dollar.
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Parallel Market Rate: At the black market, the naira closed the trading session at ₦1,382 against the dollar.
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Market Variations: Actual rates offered by commercial banks and Bureau de Change (BDC) operators may vary depending on transaction margins, market demand, and supply conditions.
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Market Outlook: Stakeholders continue to watch forex inflows, dollar demand, and upcoming CBN policies to gauge the currency’s trajectory.
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