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25/09/2026

https://governmendng.com/at-un-mahama-warns-against-new-scramble-for-africas-resources/

Politics | World News At UN, Mahama warns against new scramble for Africa’s resources BySulaimon Popoola September 25, 2026 Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama has warned that Africa will not allow the growing global demand for its critical minerals to lead to a repeat of the resource exploitat...

24/09/2026

For nearly six long years, the name Pelumi Onifade hung in the air like an unanswered prayer, a ghost haunting the conscience of Nigeria’s justice system.

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18/09/2026

37 Young Nigerians Die in NSCDC Custody in Minna, Sparking Outrage and Curfew

At least 37 detainees, many of them children, were found dead on Thursday in the cells of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Minna, Niger State, after raids on suspected illegal gold mines. They were arrested around the M.I. Wushishi/Lukoto axis between September 15 and 16, 2026. FIJ reports that at least 150 suspected miners were rounded up and that a seven-year-old was among the dead. The NSCDC first suggested a disease outbreak, but later said the cause had not been established and would be determined by medical examinations. Survivors allege the detainees were crammed into an overcrowded cell with poor ventilation. The government suspended the Niger State NSCDC commandant, and President Tinubu ordered an investigation, saying suspensions would not substitute for justice. Authorities imposed an overnight curfew in Minna after security forces fired live rounds as protesters demanded justice. Atiku has called for an independent probe.

15/09/2026

The allegations surrounding Abubakar Malami have turned into a storm of billions, properties, and unanswered questions. The EFCC has charged the former Attorney-General and his associates with allegedly laundering ₦8.7 billion, while a Federal High Court has ordered the final forfeiture of 48 properties linked to him. Malami has pleaded not guilty and denied wrongdoing.

When public office carries the weight of public trust, allegations of this magnitude demand more than outrage—they demand accountability, evidence, and justice. The courtroom will ultimately determine what was lawfully earned, what was not, and who must answer for it.

14/09/2026

UCH Ibadan has just one functional dialysis machine. Does the government have plans for healthcare?

One machine—for a major teaching hospital serving millions of people.

Yet, in the midst of this glaring healthcare crisis, Tinubu’s priority is a railway stretching from Lagos to Maiduguri.

A country where patients struggle to access life-saving dialysis, yet billions can be found for grand infrastructure projects.

03/09/2026

ICYMI: VDM uncovers organ harvesting ‘business’ in Abuja where doctors buy kidneys from young adults for less than 2m without parents’ consent.

21/08/2026

Let’s talk about: why the debt keeps growing under the govt of 19:00 WAT 23rd August.

Timi, a legal pundit and Ayo, a research enthusiast will be leading the discussion.

It promises to be educative.

Link: https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1nJOLQbMlMXxR

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18/08/2026

“If the president had wanted to win the Osun State election at all costs, I would be involved, and I would have been there, and Governor Adeleke would have known that it would have been different.”

FCT Minister Nyesom Wike says

16/08/2026

Senator Babafemi Ojudu:

Those Who Defeated the APC in Osun State

1. Whoever was responsible for the hunger in the land.
2. The Edo State Governor, whose ill-advised and insulting outbursts against the Governor of Osun State only provoked resentment and strengthened Adeleke’s support.
3. Whoever authorised the freezing of the Osun State Government’s accounts.
4. Senator Fadahunsi, who reportedly said that Accord Party members should be killed.
5. Hon. Wole Oke, who went everywhere boasting about Tinubu’s name and power.
6. Ero Arike, with her endless rants and curses.
7. Former Governor Gboyega Oyetola, who imposed a not so popular candidate and denied party members the freedom to choose their own flag-bearer.
8. The governors and party leaders who invaded the state as though they had come to conquer its people.
9. Governor Ademola Adeleke’s irrepressible dance steps.
10. Davido and his crowd-pulling magic.
11. Whoever advised the governor to commission numerous projects in the run-up to the election, thereby bringing traditional rulers onto the podium with him and giving his campaign greater visibility and legitimacy.
12. The people of Osun—a determined and fearless people who courageously confronted thugs deployed to seize ballot boxes, even snatching guns and axes from them.
13. The creativity of the people, expressed through their witty, biting and bile-laden campaign songs.
14. Adeleke’s strategists, particularly those who coached and prepared him for the debate, where he exceeded the expectations of many.
15. Adeleke’s top notch media team. Give it to them. They did a good job.