The Kano State Government is cracking down on people who haven't updated their land papers. Alhaji AbdulJabbar Mohammed Umar, who works with land and city planning, made a big announcement about what will happen to people who haven't renewed their land certificates.
The government plans to print the names of people who haven't fixed their land papers in newspapers and put them up in important places like the state library, government offices, and the high court. This means everyone will know who hasn't followed the rules. People who ignore these warnings might lose their land completely under an old law from 1978.
The government worker explained that they've tried many times to tell people about the need to update their land...
Media provocateur Daddy Freeze stirred digital chatter after spotting former aviation minister Femi Fani-Kayode performing a dramatic church service ritual. The unexpected scene unfolded through photographs shared online depicting Fani-Kayode dramatically laying hands on congregants during a thanksgiving ceremony at Faith Hill Prophetic Assembly located in Piwoyi, Abuja.
Freeze seized the moment to unleash characteristic sarcasm across social media platforms. He dramatically warned his followers to keep mobile devices within arm's reach lest they miss what he playfully described as divine telecommunication. His post dripped with comedic undertones as he suggested the spiritual realm was actively recruiting participants through a...
Political frontrunner Peter Obi expressed profound grief over the demise of Pascal Dozie, a prominent Nigerian business leader who recently passed away at 85. Through a social media announcement, Obi reflected on his interactions with Dozie during pivotal moments of corporate development, including the establishment of Diamond Bank and MTN Nigeria.
Obi described Dozie as an exceptional mentor and remarkable gentleman who consistently prioritized collective welfare. He highlighted Dozie's remarkable contributions to the banking and telecommunications sectors, emphasizing how the veteran businessman's professional journey had become a powerful source of inspiration for emerging entrepreneurs and corporate professionals across Nigeria...
Lawyers from Kano have raised their voices against a sweeping prohibition of Sallah Durbar celebrations across four local emirates. The National Forum of Kano Indigene Lawyers blasted the ban as a fundamental breach of cultural and human rights protected under national and international legal frameworks.
Barrister Usman Imam Tudun Wazirchi led the charge after submitting a strongly worded open letter to the Kano State Police Commissioner. Despite acknowledging the police's efforts in maintaining peace during the Sallah period, the legal professionals hammered home their criticism of the Durbar celebration ban. They characterized the prohibition as a direct assault on cultural identity and historical expression.
The group pushed back...
A prominent Yoruba cultural group has sounded an urgent alarm about inflammatory rhetoric threatening peace across southwestern Nigeria. Afenifere expressed deep concern over statements made public about potential religious conflicts potentially destabilizing community harmony.
The organization specifically targeted remarks from Professor Ishaq Akintola of Muslim Rights Concerns regarding mosque demolition and alleged tensions between religious groups. Afenifere challenged Akintola's claims as unsubstantiated and potentially dangerous for regional stability. They meticulously investigated the circumstances surrounding accusations against Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele and found no evidence supporting claims of intentional Muslim...
Edo's governor has kicked off a major push to boost local military recruitment. State leaders want to wake up young people about joining the Nigerian Army and helping protect the country. Most local youths haven't realized how important their participation can be for national security.
Military brass from Army headquarters rolled into town to spark excitement about career opportunities. They discovered Edo has seriously lagged behind other states when it comes to filling military recruitment slots. Where states like Kaduna have signed up thousands of recruits, Edo managed barely two hundred applicants out of two thousand available positions.
Governor Monday Okpebholo plans aggressive outreach across all eighteen local government...
Adamawa's top leader picked a seasoned local ruler to head up the upcoming pilgrimage mission. Governor Ahmadu Fintiri selected Muhammadu Ribadu, the respected Fufore Emir, to serve as Amirul-Hajj and lead the state's official Saudi Arabia travel group.
The governor recognized Ribadu's deep commitment to religious service and extensive background managing important responsibilities. Official paperwork highlighted the emir's proven track record of careful planning and dedicated community leadership as key reasons for his selection.
Five additional members will join the delegation alongside Ribadu. Muhammad Buba Jidjiwa, Ahmed Shehu, Ibrahim Abba, Abubakar Murtala, and Mohammed Dabo comprise the complete travel team preparing for the...
Tensions eased for three warring communities after Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke announced a curfew reduction. Communities struggling with ongoing conflicts have seen significant improvements toward peaceful resolution.
Adeleke dramatically shortened nighttime restrictions from 17 hours to 12 hours across Erin-Osun, Ifon, and Ilobu areas. His official statement highlights growing cooperation between local traditional leaders and community members working to restore calm.
Security forces will continue maintaining round-the-clock surveillance using combined teams from the Nigerian Army, Police, and Civil Defence Corps. Authorities emphasize zero tolerance for potential lawlessness or further escalation of existing tensions...
The state government needs to step up and help people in Orsu who have had to flee their homes because of the violence and insecurity that have plagued the area since 2020. The State Assembly is calling on Governor Hope Uzodinma to make it happen.
Uche Francis Agabige, who represents Orsu, laid it all out. He said if the governor hadn't intervened, Orsu would've been totally wiped off the map. The chaos led to deaths, destruction of property, and security forces abandoning the area, forcing residents to run for their lives.
Police have managed to reestablish their presence in Orsu, which is a good sign that things are starting to return to normal. But the people coming back have lost everything and need serious assistance to get back...
