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Senate Approves $6 Billion Loan: Nigerians Ask — What Happened to Previous Borrowings?  The Nigerian Senate has approved a fresh $6 billion loan request by Bola Ahmed Tinubu,  a move that has once again brought the country’s borrowing culture into the spotlight.  While government officials present the loan as necessary for development and economic stability, many Nigerians are asking a more pressing question: What happened to the money borrowed in the past? According to the government, the new loan will support; i nfrastructure development, b udget deficits, and e conomic reforms.  These are familiar promises, the same reasons given for previous loans under both the current administration and that of Muhammadu Buhari.  Yet, across the country, citizens continue to struggle with; p oor road networks, u nstable electricity supply, and r ising cost of living.  This disconnect is what fuels public skepticism. Borrowing in itself is not a crime. Many countr...

Night of Horror in Plateau: Dozens Killed as Gunmen Strike, Curfew Imposed   Credit google  A dark cloud has once again fallen over Plateau State, as a brutal nighttime attack has left at least 20 people dead, sending shockwaves across the nation. W hat began as an ordinary evening quickly turned into a nightmare, as gunmen stormed a community under the cover of darkness, unleashing violence that residents will not forget anytime soon. According to early reports; ar med attackers invaded a community at night, at  least 20 people were killed, and s everal others were injured or displaced. H omes were reportedly attacked during the assault. The exact motive behind the attack remains unclear, but incidents like this have often been linked to ongoing security tensions in the region. In response to the violence, authorities in Plateau State have taken immediate action; a  48-hour curfew has been imposed, s ecurity agencies have been deployed to restore order, and r e...

Honouring Service: Nigerian Army Retires 18 Senior Officers After 35 Years  After decades of dedication, sacrifice, and service to the nation, the Nigerian Army has officially retired 18 senior officers from active duty.  The officers, drawn from the Corps of Supply and Transport, bowed out after completing 35 years of meritorious service, marking the end of long and distinguished military careers. The retirement was marked with a pulling-out parade; a respected military tradition, held in Benin City.  This symbolic event represents; t he formal exit from active service, r ecognition of years of commitment, and a  moment of honour and celebration.  Among the 18 officers were;  4 Major Generals, and 1 4 Brigadier Generals.  These are ranks achieved through years of discipline, leadership, and operational experience. Serving in the military for 35 years is no small feat. I t represents, a  lifetime of national service, e xposure to challenging ...

Soludo Cracks Down: Absentee Workers Suspended After Surprise Visit  Credit google (screenshot) In a move that has sparked reactions across the state, Chukwuma Soludo has taken decisive action against absenteeism in the civil service.  During an unannounced visit to the state secretariat in Awka, the governor ordered the immediate suspension of workers who were not at their duty posts as at 10:00 a.m. The governor carried out an on-the-spot inspection across ministries and departments to assess; p unctuality, w ork ethic, and s taff presence.   What he found was concerning.  Several offices reportedly had missing staff during official working hours, prompting swift action. Following the inspection, the directive was clear; a ny worker not present by 10:00 a.m. f aces immediate suspension without pay.  The message p ublic service is not optional, it demands responsibility. The move has triggered mixed reactions; supporters say; i t will restore discipline an...

Tragedy on the Way to APC Congress: Delegate Dies, Several Injured in Road Crash Credit google (screenshot) What was meant to be a routine political gathering turned into a tragic journey for delegates from Sabuwa Local Government Area.  Members of the All Progressive Congress (APC) traveling to the North-West Zonal Congress were involved in a devastating road accident, leaving one person dead and several others injured. The delegates were en route to attend the APC North-West Zonal Congress when the accident occurred.  Reports confirm that; o ne delegate lost his life, s everal others sustained injuries, and a mong those affected were high-profile party members, including political figures.  The incident has sent shockwaves through the political community. For one family, this political trip ended in tragedy. A  delegate, identified in reports as Dalhat Machika, did not survive the crash, turning what should have been a day of political engagement into a moment...

N868.4m Fraud: Former AGF Nwabuoku Sentenced — A Strong Message or Just Another Headline?  Nigeria’s fight against corruption has taken another dramatic turn as Chukwunyere Anamekwe Nwabuoku, a former Acting Accountant-General of the Federation, has been convicted and sentenced over a major financial crime.  A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja found him guilty in a case involving the laundering of over N868.4 million, a figure that once again highlights the scale of financial misconduct at high levels. The case, prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission  (EFCC), centered on multiple counts of money laundering.  After reviewing the evidence, the court delivered a strong judgment, sentencing Nwabuoku to a total of 72 years imprisonment across the charges.  At first glance, the number is shocking. But like many high-profile financial crime cases, the reality behind the sentence is more complex. Let’s break it down; t he 72 years is a co...