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Nov
17
2025
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BREAKING: Lawmaker Obi Aguocha Writes President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Says Nnamdi Kanu’s Trial Is Hurting Nigeria

BREAKING: Lawmaker Obi Aguocha Writes President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Says Nnamdi Kanu’s Trial Is Hurting Nigeria

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A federal lawmaker, Hon. Obinna Aguocha, has written to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, urging him to invoke Section 174 of the 1999 Constitution to discontinue the prosecution of the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. In the letter dated November 17, 2025, and addressed to the President at the Aso Rock Villa, made available to ABN TV, Aguocha argued that the prolonged detention and trial of Kanu have escalated regional tension, deepened mistrust, and undermined public confidence in government institutions. According to him, continuing the legal process has become counterproductive and now threatens national…
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Nov
17
2025
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Retired ACP Sheriff Rabiu Drops Bombshell on Radical Northern Preachers

Retired ACP Sheriff Rabiu Drops Bombshell on Radical Northern Preachers

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A retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sheriff Abubakar Rabiu, yesterday lit a fire under Northern Nigeria’s religious establishment with a blistering open letter that has gone viral across WhatsApp groups, mosque forums, and police veterans’ chats. In language too raw for most serving officers to dare utter, the no-nonsense former crime-fighter accused a section of Northern Islamic clerics of “poisoning the minds of our youth with vituperative, inciting and dangerously divisive sermons” that have turned pulpits into platforms for open warfare against Christians. “Nobody has the key to Jannatul Firdausi except Allah,” Sheriff thundered. “Yet any Tom, Dick and Harry…
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Nov
16
2025
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A Legal Reappraisal of the Continued Prosecution of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu

A Legal Reappraisal of the Continued Prosecution of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu

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Nullum Crimen Sine Lege and the Constitutional Necessity of Entering Nolle Prosequi: By: Charles Ude, Esq. The prosecution and continued detention of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu now present a converging crisis of constitutional law, criminal jurisprudence, and national security policy. Two unavoidable legal conclusions emerge with clarity: (1) the charges are constitutionally incompetent due to reliance on repealed and inapplicable statutory frameworks, and(2) national stability and public interest constitutionally compel the Attorney-General of the Federation to invoke nolle prosequi under Section 174 of the 1999 Constitution. This matter has transcended ordinary prosecution and now poses a fundamental test of Nigeria’s commitment…
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Nov
16
2025
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Abia State Government Revokes Certificate Of Occupancy And Retakes Possession Of Abia Hotels, Umuahia.

Abia State Government Revokes Certificate Of Occupancy And Retakes Possession Of Abia Hotels, Umuahia.

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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: The Abia State Government has revoked the Certificate of Occupancy and retaken possession of Abia Hotels, Umuahia, from Investment Guarantee Limited, the lessee, due to the company's failure to fulfill the terms and conditions of the Development Lease Agreement signed with the State Government in 2013. In the development lease agreement, Investment Guarantee Limited committed to upgrade and redevelop the Hotel to a 3-Star Protea Standard Hotel and manage it for 25 years. However, the company has failed to upgrade and redevelop the Hotel to the agreed standards after 12 years and are in breach of other…
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Nov
16
2025
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The Downside of a Yoruba Pastor In The Person of PRIMATE ELIJAH AYODELE Blaming the Igbo as Nigeria’s Problem

The Downside of a Yoruba Pastor In The Person of PRIMATE ELIJAH AYODELE Blaming the Igbo as Nigeria’s Problem

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By Mazi Otti NwakaNSCCABSSCFOA. When a religious leader from one ethnic group publicly declares that another tribe—here, the Igbo—is the cause of Nigeria’s difficulties, the statement reverberates far beyond the pulpit. Such rhetoric can deepen existing cleavages, erode trust among citizens, and undermine the nation’s collective effort to address real challenges. While freedom of expression protects the pastor’s right to speak, the impact of his words illustrates several negative consequences. First, polarisation intensifies. Ethnic identity is already a sensitive fault line in Nigeria; framing a single group as the “problem” fuels stereotypes and resentment. Followers may interpret the claim as…
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