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03/07/2026

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BREAKING NEWS:
NIGERIA 🇳🇬 GEO-POLITICAL ZONE BILL 2026
[1] As of October 1 2026, Nigeria’s six geo-political zones will become official and constitutional organs of government. This means that there will be four tiers of administration in Nigeria - Federal, Zonal, State, and Local governments
[2] Nigeria will have six geo-political zones, with each being made up of seven states. Our constitution will prohibit the creation of any more states after these 42
[3] As part of this restructure, we will abolish the federal allocation regime and replace it with resource control under which states will remain the federating units. Revenue distribution will be as follows - States: 50%; Federation account: 20%; Geo-political zones: 15%; National trust fund: 15%. We shall gradually migrate towards this to achieve our targeted goal by 2040
[4] Geopolitical zones will be responsible for maintaining regional police forces to augment the activities of the Nigerian Police Force
[5] Each geopolitical zone will be constitutionally obliged to generate, distribute, and transmit electricity within its domain
[6] Every year, the chairman of the geopolitical zone will rotate among the six governors within it. A chief executive will be appointed to manage what will be a civil service structure
[7] Ultimate authority for the governing of each geo-political zone rests with the committee of governors. There will also be committees of commissioners to deal with matters such as education, health, housing, transport, security, etc
[8] Each geopolitical zone authority will be responsible for secondary specialist healthcare. They will build specialist hospitals in areas such as oncology, HIV/Aids, renal failure, dementia, reproductive health, dermatology, etc
[9] These will be the 42 states that make up the six geopolitical zones:
South-South
[1] Bayelsa State - Yenagoa
[2] West Izon State - Patani
[3] Rivers State - Port Harcourt
[4] Cross River State - Calabar
[5] Akwa Ibom State - Uyo
[6] Edo State - Benin
[7] Delta State - Warri
Northeast
[1] Mambilla State - Gashaka
[2] Taraba State - Jalingo
[3] Adamawa State - Yola
[4] Borno State - Maiduguri
[5] Yobe State - Damaturu
[6] Bauchi State - Bauchi
[7] Gombe State - Gombe
Southeast
[1] Anioma State - Asaba
[2] Orashi State - Omoku
[3] Anambra State - Awka
[4] Imo State - Owerri
[5] Enugu State - Enugu
[6] Abia State - Umuahia
[7] Ebonyi State - Abakaliki
North-Central
[1] Abuja State - Abuja
[2] Gurara State - Kafanchan
[3] Benue State - Makurdi
[4] Plateau State - Jos
[5] Nasarawa State - Lafia
[6] Kogi State - Lokoja
[7] Niger State - Minna
Southwest
[1] Odo Oya State - Ilorin
[2] Oyo State - Ibadan
[3] Ogun State - Abeokuta
[4] Lagos State - Ikeja
[5] Ondo - Akure
[6] Ekiti - Ado-Ekiti
[7] Osun - Oshogbo
Northwest
[1] Sokoto State - Sokoto
[2] Kebbi State - Birnin Kebbi
[3] Kaduna State - Kaduna
[4] Katsina State - Katsina
[5] Kano State - Kano
[6] Jigawa State - Dutse
[7] Zamfara State - Gusua
[10] If any state is unable to meet its running costs, its geopolitical zone is constitutionally obliged to step in and bail it out. If not, the federal government will declare a state of emergency in that state"

16/03/2026

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"You Buy Our Gold Illegally And Want to Help Us Fight Terrorism?" — Senator Fadahunsi's Blast Iran 🇮🇷

"Zamfara Gold Deposits Go Into State Governor's Account, While South Oil Goes Into Federal Account"

Senator Fadahunsi Indicts Late Buhari, Emefiele Over Alleged Illegal Gold Sales To Iran, Iraq And China

Iran buys illegal gold from Nigeria and wants to help Nigeria fight the same terrorism that aids the mobilization of illegal Gold transactions??

You see how ridiculous this sounds?

13/03/2026

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Nigeria’s satellite communications network faces possible disruption after a Chinese contractor issued a 30-day ultimatum over unpaid operational fees.

China Great Wall Industry Corporation says Nigeria owes about $11.44 million for long-running satellite control services.

The dispute threatens the operations of NigComSat-1R, which supports broadcasting, internet connectivity, and security communications.

Officials at Nigeria Communications Satellite Limited say they are reviewing the warning as concerns grow about Nigeria’s ageing space infrastructure.

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22/02/2026

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BREAKING🔥🔥🔥🔥 Hausa on the rise, solution to must national challenges linked to Fulani and "Hsusa-Fulani" mirage...

A fresh wave of constitutional debate has emerged in northern Nigeria as the Hausawa Tsantsa Movement publicly distanced the Hausa people from any religious or ethnic political directives attributed to the Sultan of Sokoto, insisting that their allegiance rests solely with the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

In a strongly worded statement authored by Hajiya Kaltume Alumbe Jitami under the banner “Mesa Ta Tashi,” the group asserted that the Hausawa, numbering in the tens of millions across the country, are independent citizens under Nigerian law and are not constitutionally bound to obey any traditional authority outside the framework of democratic governance.

The declaration comes amid ongoing national conversations about identity, religious influence, and ethnic representation within Nigeria’s evolving democratic landscape.

Nigeria operates under a constitutional democracy where sovereignty resides in the people. While the office of the Sultan of Sokoto—currently held by Sa'ad Abubakar—remains one of the most revered traditional and religious institutions in the country, the movement emphasized that such authority is moral, historical, and spiritual in character, not executive or legislative in constitutional terms.

According to the statement, no ethnic nationality, including the Hausawa, is legally obligated by any treaty, cultural arrangement, or inherited institution to accept political or religious rulings that fall outside the supremacy of the Nigerian Constitution.

The group argued that respect for traditional leadership must not be confused with political subordination in a democratic republic.

The Hausawa people trace their civilizational roots to ancient city-states such as Kano, Katsina, Zaria, and Daura—centers of commerce, scholarship, and governance that flourished long before colonial amalgamation and the formation of the modern Nigerian state.

However, the movement stressed that in contemporary Nigeria, identity in political terms is defined not by pre-colonial structures or inherited thrones, but by citizenship under one sovereign constitutional order.

“The allegiance of every Hausa man and woman,” the statement implied, “is pledged to the Federal Republic of Nigeria and its constitutional institutions.”

The pronouncement is likely to generate significant debate, particularly in northern Nigeria where traditional institutions play influential cultural roles. Analysts suggest the statement reflects growing awareness among various ethnic groups that constitutional democracy must remain the ultimate authority in matters of governance.

By drawing a clear line between cultural reverence and constitutional power, the Hausawa Tsantsa Movement framed its position as a defense of unity, equality before the law, and the supremacy of democratic institutions.

The group concluded by reaffirming commitment to peaceful coexistence, civic participation, and national sovereignty—while insisting that no throne overrides the will of the people expressed through Nigeria’s constitutional system.

As identity politics and constitutional debates continue to shape public discourse, this declaration may mark a significant moment in the evolving conversation about tradition, religion, and state authority in Nigeria.

17/02/2026

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You would think most people would get it by now. But we are up against a 9 million dollar DCI lobbying contract paid for by the Nigerian government that claims there is no genocide.

Yet over 200 Christians have been murdered in the last 48 hours.

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04/02/2026

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Breaking News ✅✅🤦🤦🇺🇲🇺🇲🇳🇬🇳🇬

The United States has deployed a military team to Nigeria as part of expanded cooperation to combat terr0rist groups in West Africa. The move follows discussions between US Africa Command and Nigerian authorities aimed at improving coordination and intelligence sharing to address rising security thr3ats. US officials say the mission is focused on supporting Nigeria’s ongoing efforts to fight terr0rism and strengthen regional stability.

This deployment comes weeks after US President Donald Trump authorized airstrikes on suspected Islamic State linked targets in Nigeria and warned that further military action could follow. Nigeria’s Defence Minister, Christopher Musa, has confirmed the presence of a US military team in the country, though details about its size and exact role remain undisclosed. The development points to a deeper security partnership, with the United States helping Nigeria in the fight against terr0rists across the region. Do you think the US is actually coming to fight terr0rists? And would you allow a foreign army to come and f!ght for your country?
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03/02/2026

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A strong and controversial statement rejecting the introduction or expansion of Sharia law in South-West Nigeria has been issued by a prominent Oduduwa youth leader, intensifying debate over religion, governance, and constitutional secularism in the country.

In a public declaration addressed to the Sultan of Sokoto, the leadership of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), the Grand M***i of Yorubaland, and former minister Adebayo Sh*ttu, Comrade Oyegunle Oluwamayowa Omotoyole, known as Omayor, stated that the Yoruba people of South-West Nigeria do not want Sharia law adopted as a governing system in their region.

Omayor argued that Yoruba society is historically pluralistic and religiously interwoven, with Christians, Muslims, and traditional worshippers frequently coexisting within the same families and communities. According to him, introducing Sharia-based governance into such a social structure would create division, strain family relationships, and disrupt long-standing traditions of tolerance and coexistence.

He questioned the necessity of enforcing Sharia governance in a diverse society, emphasizing that many Muslims around the world practice their faith without advocating for religious law as a state framework. He maintained that religion should remain a matter of personal conviction rather than a political or governmental instrument.

The statement warned that any perceived attempt to impose religious legal systems on the South-West — directly or indirectly — would face organized and lawful opposition from stakeholders in the region. It stressed that the Yoruba people are not religious extremists and should not be treated as a uniform religious bloc, noting that cultural identity, social harmony, and mutual respect remain central to regional values.

Omayor further anchored his argument on Nigeria’s constitutional framework, describing the country as a secular state where no religious legal code should override equal citizenship and fundamental rights. He said enforcing Sharia governance outside areas where it is broadly accepted would contradict constitutional principles and threaten national unity.

In a particularly contentious section of the statement, he cited ongoing security and socio-economic challenges in parts of Northern Nigeria operating Sharia-based legal systems, including insecurity, kidnapping, poverty, illiteracy, and social inequality, arguing that such conditions raise serious questions about promoting similar models elsewhere. He said these outcomes should be carefully evaluated before any consideration of expansion.

The statement also appealed directly to Muslims in the South-West, urging continued peaceful coexistence and warning against importing ideological conflicts into the region. He described dialogue, tolerance, and mutual respect as the enduring pillars of Yoruba society and called for their preservation.

The declaration concluded with a firm message that the South-West should remain religiously open and socially balanced, rejecting any governance model perceived as sectarian. The position is expected to generate strong reactions across political, religious, and civic spaces as debates over law, identity, and federalism continue nationwide.

23/01/2026

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Michel Kuka, widely known as Lumumba or Lumumba Vea, the passionate fan who stood for 90 minutes and beyond in every match at the just-ended AFCON, has been awarded a brand-new Jetour Jeep by the DR Congo 🇨🇩 Ministry of Sports and its partners.

The vehicle was presented in recognition of his impact, passion, and role in promoting Congolese football and national pride.

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