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14/05/2026

Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi, Head of Energy Commission, Released From EFCC Custody

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13/05/2026

The National Association of Ebira Students held a celebration to promote unity, culture, and educational development, bringing together students from various departments. The event emphasized peace, togetherness, and preserving Ebira cultural heritage, while encouraging students to focus on academics and leadership. Attendees appreciated the successful event, praising organizers for a memorable celebration.

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13/05/2026

Energy Commission DG, Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi, Honors EFCC Invitation

The Director General of the Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN), Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi, has honored an invitation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) following a petition alleging financial misconduct involving over N500 billion.

Sources familiar with the development disclosed that Dr. Abdullahi willingly presented himself to the anti-graft agency in line with due process and ongoing investigations. Close associates of the ECN boss insist that cooperating with lawful inquiries should not be misrepresented as guilt, stressing that investigations are a normal part of accountability in public service.

Observers have noted that Dr. Abdullahi has increasingly become a prominent figure in Nigeria’s public sector space due to his reforms and activities at the Energy Commission and beyond. As a result, public attention around his office and person has continued to grow, attracting both supporters who commend his work and critics who believe his rising profile has drawn heightened scrutiny.

Stakeholders have therefore appealed to the public to allow the EFCC carry out its constitutional responsibilities professionally and without unnecessary pressure, while avoiding the temptation to rush to judgment before facts are fully established.

There are also growing concerns about sensational reporting surrounding the matter, with media practitioners being urged to avoid misleading headlines designed purely to attract clicks and online engagement. Analysts warn that exaggerated or distorted reports can misinform the public, damage reputations unfairly, and undermine confidence in legitimate investigative processes.

For now, officials close to the matter maintain that the process remains investigative, and that all parties should be granted fairness until the EFCC concludes its work and communicates its findings officially.

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13/05/2026

Energy Commission DG, Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi, Honors EFCC Invitation

The Director General of the Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN), Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi, has honored an invitation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) following a petition alleging financial misconduct involving over N500 billion.

Sources familiar with the development disclosed that Dr. Abdullahi willingly presented himself to the anti-graft agency in line with due process and ongoing investigations. Close associates of the ECN boss insist that cooperating with lawful inquiries should not be misrepresented as guilt, stressing that investigations are a normal part of accountability in public service.

Observers have noted that Dr. Abdullahi has increasingly become a prominent figure in Nigeria’s public sector space due to his reforms and activities at the Energy Commission and beyond. As a result, public attention around his office and person has continued to grow, attracting both supporters who commend his work and critics who believe his rising profile has drawn heightened scrutiny.

Stakeholders have therefore appealed to the public to allow the EFCC carry out its constitutional responsibilities professionally and without unnecessary pressure, while avoiding the temptation to rush to judgment before facts are fully established.

There are also growing concerns about sensational reporting surrounding the matter, with media practitioners being urged to avoid misleading headlines designed purely to attract clicks and online engagement. Analysts warn that exaggerated or distorted reports can misinform the public, damage reputations unfairly, and undermine confidence in legitimate investigative processes.

For now, officials close to the matter maintain that the process remains investigative, and that all parties should be granted fairness until the EFCC concludes its work and communicates its findings officially.

11/05/2026

BREAKING: Senator Natasha Officially Files Papers to Run Again for Kogi Central Senatorial District Under Wike-Backed PDP Faction.

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10/05/2026

CUSTECH Osara Expels Two Students Over Lesbianism, Two Others Expelled, One Rusticated for Misconduct

The Management of Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH), Osara, Kogi State,has expelled two 200-level female students over involvement in lesbianism, expelled two other students for offences bordering on physical assault, stabbing, and cloning of students’ pictures, while another student was rusticated for one academic session over involvement in fighting and physical assault.

The decision was taken by the Senate of the University at its 30th Regular Meeting held on Wednesday, April 29, 2026.

The Deputy Registrar, Academic Affairs, Mr. Eli Usman Gbadafu, in separate letters addressed to the affected students, stated that the Senate’s decision takes immediate effect.

The Vice-Chancellor of the University, Engr.Prof. Abdulrahman Asipita Salawu ,FNSE, commended the Students’ Disciplinary Committee for what he described as a thorough and diligent job.

According to the Vice-Chancellor, the University remains committed to training students in both character and learning, stressing that the Management will not compromise on discipline and adherence to the institution’s rules and regulations.

The affected students and their sanctions are as follows:

1. Ezekiel Precious Omeneke
Matric Number: 24L1EC1628
Department: Economics
Level: 200 Level
Offence: Lesbianism
*Sanction*: Expulsion

2. Aku Joy Chinyere
Matric Number: 24L1AC1128
Department: Accounting
Level: 200 Level
Offence: Lesbianism
*Sanction*: Expulsion

3.Musa Abdulhakeem Onimisi
Matric Number: 24L1PG2785
Department: Petroleum and Gas Engineering
Level: 200 Level
Offence: Physical Assault and Stabbing of a Student
*Sanction*: Expulsion

4. Dominion Kolade A.
Matric Number: 24L1PT2638
Department: Physiotherapy
Level: 200 Level
Offence: Cloning of Pictures of Two Female Students
*Sanction*: Expulsion

5. Agbakaru Kosikochukwu
Matric Number: 24L1RD2891
Department: Radiography
Level: 200 Level
Offence: Physical Assault
*Sanction*: Rustication for One Academic Session from the University.

Signed:
Information, Public Relations and Protocol Unit,
CUSTECH, Osara.

Credit: Umar Ogirima Steven

08/05/2026

Senator Natasha H Akpoti has commenced the rollout of digital infrastructure installation spanning three local government areas in her senatorial district.

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08/05/2026

Video: National Association of Ebira Students (NAES), Kogi State Polytechnic Chapter

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07/05/2026

Here are the two greatest rappers and award winners from Kogi/Lokoja and KC Central. Let's be honest, who is the better killer, YUNIQUE or ITABREEZ?

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07/05/2026

Ebira-Born Content Creator, Wise Man Shares Heart-wrenching Story

“Before I embarked on my journey to Lagos to stream with Carter Efe, one dream I had was for my mother to be among the thousands of people watching me live with one of the biggest streamers in Africa.

A few days before my journey, something happened that changed everything forever.

I received a call that my lovely mother had suddenly woken up and couldn’t see anything. This happened exactly one week before my trip.

At that moment, I was completely devastated. I was torn between two choices, to continue with my journey or cancel it. I called my elder brother, who was in school writing exams. He told me to go ahead with the journey while he left his exams and rushed home to start looking for solutions because he believed in me and know I will get there and make her proud.

It was during this period, exactly five days before my trip, that I posted my camera for sale online. I had to sell it because everything was already becoming overwhelming financially.

My mother had suffered a partial stroke last year, and since then, I had consulted Doctor DS Ømêizá several times here on Facebook, from when she first had the stroke up until when she lost her eyesight a few weeks ago.

Exactly two days before my journey, we took her to Abuja for an MRI brain scan. I came here online to ask of where I can get the scan done.
During all this, I was still preparing for my journey while silently praying and crying inside.

To God be the glory, I made it to Lagos and was able to stream with Carter Efe. But sadly, my mother couldn’t join the livestream as I had always dreamed because she was going through so much, dealing with a partial stroke and sudden loss of eyesight.

While I laughed, cracked jokes, and acted like everything was fine, I would always go back to the hotel and cry.

After my stream with Carter Efe, he told me that if I could find somewhere to stay on the Island, I could keep coming to the studio to stream.

I told myself, “I can do this.”

I started looking for funds and trying every possible means to remain in Lagos. Things were gradually picking up, I got the visibility I wanted, people loved my vibe, and many wanted to see more of me.

I stayed in Lagos, moving from one hotel to another, while also going to the mainland to shoot because I have a mother to take care of and I have a career I am pursuing.

At some point, I reached out to some influential personalities that I have seen help the youths on this space especially on entertainment.
I messaged Jibril Abu II, Prince Maleek Okino, Haj Aishat Oyiza Omade Omehi Sabdat Jumabee and host of others hoping for support to help me stay back and keep the momentum going. Unfortunately, I didn’t get any replies, probably because my messages ended up in requests or spam folders because my activities on social media is very limited and most of them don’t actually know me.

Still, I kept pushing, moving from one studio to another, trying to create opportunities for myself.

Then I received the message that my mum had been hospitalized.

At that point, I lost it. I got depressed. I cried. I couldn’t even come online to laugh, joke, and shout “wwsss” again.

When things became too overwhelming financially and no help was coming, I had to leave Lagos and come back home to take care of her because my brother needed to return to school.

This happened just a few days before Carter Efe’s Talent Hunt, which is why I wasn’t present at the talent hunt or the boxing match.

I tried my best to stay on track. I suffered, cried, and battled a lot emotionally, but it is what it is.

I had to choose my mother over celebrity status.

Am I giving up on my dreams? NO!

I’m here to stay and make an impact

I believe God is only writing my story differently not ending it.

To everyone who has supported me, checked up on me, encouraged me, or simply believed in me,thank you.

This journey is bigger than me, and I trust that everything happening now is preparing me for something greater.

Please keep my mother in your prayers.

THE DREAM IS STILL ALIVE.”

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06/05/2026

Yahaya Bello Receives Muri Ajaka in Bid to Mend Fences

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