Ndume Hails Tinubu’s New Appointments But Has the “Imbalance” Truly Been Fixed?
Senator Ali Ndume, former Senate Chief Whip, has praised President Tinubu’s latest round of appointments, calling them a “correction” of earlier regional imbalance. But critics are asking: is this genuine inclusivity or political appeasement to calm northern discontent?
FG Drags Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan to Court But Is It Political Targeting?
The Federal Government has filed a suit against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan of Kogi Central. Her lawyer, Ehiogie West-Idahosa, confirmed readiness to defend her with “credible evidence.” As trial looms, observers are watching closely for signs of political vendetta masquerading as legal process.
FCTA Moves to Reclaim Nearly 5,000 Properties in Abuja Even PDP Headquarters Is Not Spared
Mass anxiety grips Abuja residents as the FCTA threatens to revoke 4,794 properties over unpaid ground rent, some dating back 19 years. The PDP National Secretariat is among those at risk. Critics say this is less about urban discipline and more about revenue desperation.
Catholic Priest Shot by Suspected Herdsmen in Benue Another Day, Another Bullet
Rev. Fr. Solomon Atongo was shot by alleged herdsmen on the Makurdi–Naka road. The assault highlights the ongoing security crisis in Benue State, where clergy and civilians alike live under constant threatye t meaningful federal intervention remains elusive.
PDP North Central Elects New Leader Amid Walkout Drama
Abdulrahman Mohammed Takushara emerged as PDP’s National Vice Chairman for the North Central zone with 526 votes. His opponent, Stephen Abraham Ajiya, walked out in protest, alleging backroom pressure from party leaders. The PDP’s internal democracy is once again under scrutiny.
Army Kills Suspected Terrorist During ESN Raid in Abia Conflict or Crackdown?
One suspected terrorist was killed in a clash between Nigerian troops and Eastern Security Network (ESN) operatives during a raid in Ugwunagbo LGA. As these operations continue, the line between counter-terrorism and human rights violations remains dangerously blurred.
Massacre in Taraba: Dozens Buried as Herdsmen Attack Two Communities
Residents of Munga Lalau and Munga Doso in Taraba State are reeling after a deadly early-morning raid by suspected herdsmen. The government’s silence speaks volumes. Once again, rural Nigerians are left to bury their dead and their hope for protection.
Horror in Anambra: Family of Four Slaughtered in Midnight Attack
A family of four was brutally murdered in their sleep in Isseke, Ihiala LGA. The unknown assailants left their victims’ bodies on the floor, untouched by mercy. Yet, no arrests, no suspects just another line in Nigeria’s growing obituary of unpunished violence.
FCT Police Nab Eight in Car Theft Ring Couple Used Master Keys Bought Online
The FCT Police Command arrested eight suspects, including a couple, for using online-bought master keys to steal cars. While law enforcement celebrates its success, Nigerians ask: how is it so easy to get car theft tools on the internet without consequences?
Port Harcourt Refinery to Undergo Shutdown for Maintenance Hope or Delay Tactics?
NNPC Ltd. has announced a “scheduled maintenance shutdown” of the Port Harcourt Refinery starting May 24. Nigerians have heard this song before. With fuel costs still biting hard, many fear this is just another excuse masking failure to deliver on promises of functional refineries.
Final Thought
From politics to security, legal battles to fuel crises, Nigeria continues to ride a rollercoaster of tension and uncertainty. As these stories unfold, one truth remains: power must be held accountable and Nigerians must stay informed, aware, and vocal.
Stay safe, stay smart.
Reference
10 Headlines That Expose Nigeria’s Deepening Crisis