• *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 24/07/2025*

    Three teenage miners drown in Bauchi river

    Troops kill Boko Haram commander, 200 bandits in Borno, Niger

    FIRS posts N14.27tn revenue surge, exceeds H1 target

    Tariff battle escalates: Discos reject review talks with states

    Refined products expensive to load from Dangote than Lomé – Dangote

    N’Assembly urges Tinubu to immortalise Buhari

    APC senators rise to 70 as four PDP lawmakers defect

    Sanwo-Olu rallies govs, Elumelu for N500bn Lagos food initiative

    Niger opens isolation centres as cholera kills 13

    French media giant acquires MultiChoice in $3bn deal, gains full control of DStv, GOtv

    Tinubu Meets World Bank Executives In Aso Rock

    World Bank, partners back Nigeria’s 90,000km fibre optic network drive

    NiDCOM condemns killing of Nigerians in South Africa, demands justice

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    *DID YOU KNOW?*

    * Humans cannot walk in a straight line without a visual point – When blindfolded, we will gradually walk in a circle.

    * The Latin name for banana is “musa sapientum” which translates to “fruit of the wise men.”
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    Tinubu Seeks Extra $47m For Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, $300m For Telecom Projects

    Tinubu meets APC govs in Aso Villa ahead of NEC session

    Tinubu celebrates Oniru of Iru Kingdom at 55, hails his service, leadership

    Senate okays N105bn as 2025 Budget for RMAFC

    Plans to establish national sports academy underway – Abbas

    Reps to Probe $18bn refineries’ turnaround maintenance

    Reps honour Buhari with valedictory session, says ex-president left indelible mark

    Reps pass bill for specialised women’s hospital in Imo

    Appeal Court nullifies CAC registration of KPMG professional services

    Court declares removal of Benue CJ, Ikpambese, unconstitutional

    Court strikes out N12.3bn fraud case against Otudeko after settlement

    EFCC arrests 25 BUK students over alleged internet fraud

    Troops foil terrorist attacks, neutralise dozens in Zamfara-Niger axis

    Bayelsa judge’s abductors nabbed

    Police arrest three gun runners, firearms over Benue killings

    Security operatives engage suspected IPOB/ESN in shootout in Imo

    NAFDAC confiscates 88,560 litres of bomb making acids in Kano

    NAFDAC destroys 491,000 Tramadol tabs valued N91 million in Kano

    Revised GDP figures offer clearer economic view, says Edun

    Nigeria Poised To Become West Africa’s Hub For Refined Petroleum Products – Lokpobiri

    Fed govt declares flood prevention a national security priority

    FG targets 2m jobs through National Social Housing Programme

    Fed Govt releases results of common entrance exam into Unity Colleges

    RMAFC submits 2025 budget proposal to House, seeks approval

    Nigeria Needs Urgent Reform In Correctional Health System – FG

    NIS vows crackdown on rogue passport officers

    NESREA seals two Abuja nightclubs, 12 others for violating environmental regulations

    1.3 million mangrove seedlings planted for Ogoni environment restoration project – HYPREP

    Wike charges contractor on timely completion of Appeal Court office complex project

    Fire guts TASUED students’ apartment, property destroyed

    SSANIP decries delay in review of schemes, conditions of service for polytechnics, TVET

    Jega, Ozekhome lead voices for independent presidential, gov candidacy

    Nigeria needs fit-for-purpose IP laws for digital age – UNILAG Professor

    Shettima’s wife thanks Tinubu, First Lady, for golden jubilee goodwill

    Suppliers oppose Dangote’s proposed direct fuel distribution scheme

    Guinea Insurance posts N114.7m loss in H1

    NAFDAC disowns audio claiming shutdown of Tummy Tummy noodles factory

    Tesla reports 16% profit drop to $1.2 bn on lower auto sales

    Fitch affirms Ecobank Nigeria’s long-term IDR at ‘CCC’

    Auto manufacturers target 50% local parts with govt patronage

    Glo empowers street sweepers in Lagos

    2027: Olawepo-Hashim returns to PDP, says party’ll beat APC

    PDP national caucus holds late-night meeting in Abuja

    APC shifts NEC meeting to Villa, adjusts time

    We’ll support who emerges ADC presidential candidate in fair primary-Amaechi

    2027: Obi free to contest with or without me — Datti Baba-Ahmed

    25 Osun lawmakers pledge loyalty to Adeleke, PDP

    Consultations ongoing for Ganduje’s replacement – Uzodimma

    Makinde commissions 5.9km dualised Akobo-Ojurin-Olorunda Abaa road

    Mbah reshuffles cabinet, swears in head of service, six commissioners

    Bauchi gov, minister raise the alarm over fake news threat

    Delta approves N230bn for flyovers, other projects

    We stand by our tariff order, didn’t tamper with generation costs – EERC

    Yelewata attack: Security improved after Tinubu’s visit – Benue official

    LASG lists five council roads for completion by year-end

    Rivers staff, pensioners audit sparks outrage

    Lagos doctors fault July salary cut, call it illegal

    Villagers block Zamfara govt house, demand end to banditry

    50 students benefit as Lagos monarch marks coronation anniversary

    Police hunt abductors of two Abuja women

    Villagers Block Ogun Highway As Vehicle Crushes Pupils To Death

    Bookville selects 80 children for 2025 annual reading competition

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    *TODAY IN HISTORY*

    * On this day in 1911, Machu Picchu, the 15th century, largely forgotten Inca site in Peru, was rediscovered by American Hiram Bingham III.

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    Whoever knocks persistently, ends by entering. – Muhammad Ali



    Good morning

    *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com +234-8122200446*
    *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 24/07/2025* Three teenage miners drown in Bauchi river Troops kill Boko Haram commander, 200 bandits in Borno, Niger FIRS posts N14.27tn revenue surge, exceeds H1 target Tariff battle escalates: Discos reject review talks with states Refined products expensive to load from Dangote than Lomé – Dangote N’Assembly urges Tinubu to immortalise Buhari APC senators rise to 70 as four PDP lawmakers defect Sanwo-Olu rallies govs, Elumelu for N500bn Lagos food initiative Niger opens isolation centres as cholera kills 13 French media giant acquires MultiChoice in $3bn deal, gains full control of DStv, GOtv Tinubu Meets World Bank Executives In Aso Rock World Bank, partners back Nigeria’s 90,000km fibre optic network drive NiDCOM condemns killing of Nigerians in South Africa, demands justice --------------------------- *DID YOU KNOW?* * Humans cannot walk in a straight line without a visual point – When blindfolded, we will gradually walk in a circle. * The Latin name for banana is “musa sapientum” which translates to “fruit of the wise men.” --------------------------- Tinubu Seeks Extra $47m For Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, $300m For Telecom Projects Tinubu meets APC govs in Aso Villa ahead of NEC session Tinubu celebrates Oniru of Iru Kingdom at 55, hails his service, leadership Senate okays N105bn as 2025 Budget for RMAFC Plans to establish national sports academy underway – Abbas Reps to Probe $18bn refineries’ turnaround maintenance Reps honour Buhari with valedictory session, says ex-president left indelible mark Reps pass bill for specialised women’s hospital in Imo Appeal Court nullifies CAC registration of KPMG professional services Court declares removal of Benue CJ, Ikpambese, unconstitutional Court strikes out N12.3bn fraud case against Otudeko after settlement EFCC arrests 25 BUK students over alleged internet fraud Troops foil terrorist attacks, neutralise dozens in Zamfara-Niger axis Bayelsa judge’s abductors nabbed Police arrest three gun runners, firearms over Benue killings Security operatives engage suspected IPOB/ESN in shootout in Imo NAFDAC confiscates 88,560 litres of bomb making acids in Kano NAFDAC destroys 491,000 Tramadol tabs valued N91 million in Kano Revised GDP figures offer clearer economic view, says Edun Nigeria Poised To Become West Africa’s Hub For Refined Petroleum Products – Lokpobiri Fed govt declares flood prevention a national security priority FG targets 2m jobs through National Social Housing Programme Fed Govt releases results of common entrance exam into Unity Colleges RMAFC submits 2025 budget proposal to House, seeks approval Nigeria Needs Urgent Reform In Correctional Health System – FG NIS vows crackdown on rogue passport officers NESREA seals two Abuja nightclubs, 12 others for violating environmental regulations 1.3 million mangrove seedlings planted for Ogoni environment restoration project – HYPREP Wike charges contractor on timely completion of Appeal Court office complex project Fire guts TASUED students’ apartment, property destroyed SSANIP decries delay in review of schemes, conditions of service for polytechnics, TVET Jega, Ozekhome lead voices for independent presidential, gov candidacy Nigeria needs fit-for-purpose IP laws for digital age – UNILAG Professor Shettima’s wife thanks Tinubu, First Lady, for golden jubilee goodwill Suppliers oppose Dangote’s proposed direct fuel distribution scheme Guinea Insurance posts N114.7m loss in H1 NAFDAC disowns audio claiming shutdown of Tummy Tummy noodles factory Tesla reports 16% profit drop to $1.2 bn on lower auto sales Fitch affirms Ecobank Nigeria’s long-term IDR at ‘CCC’ Auto manufacturers target 50% local parts with govt patronage Glo empowers street sweepers in Lagos 2027: Olawepo-Hashim returns to PDP, says party’ll beat APC PDP national caucus holds late-night meeting in Abuja APC shifts NEC meeting to Villa, adjusts time We’ll support who emerges ADC presidential candidate in fair primary-Amaechi 2027: Obi free to contest with or without me — Datti Baba-Ahmed 25 Osun lawmakers pledge loyalty to Adeleke, PDP Consultations ongoing for Ganduje’s replacement – Uzodimma Makinde commissions 5.9km dualised Akobo-Ojurin-Olorunda Abaa road Mbah reshuffles cabinet, swears in head of service, six commissioners Bauchi gov, minister raise the alarm over fake news threat Delta approves N230bn for flyovers, other projects We stand by our tariff order, didn’t tamper with generation costs – EERC Yelewata attack: Security improved after Tinubu’s visit – Benue official LASG lists five council roads for completion by year-end Rivers staff, pensioners audit sparks outrage Lagos doctors fault July salary cut, call it illegal Villagers block Zamfara govt house, demand end to banditry 50 students benefit as Lagos monarch marks coronation anniversary Police hunt abductors of two Abuja women Villagers Block Ogun Highway As Vehicle Crushes Pupils To Death Bookville selects 80 children for 2025 annual reading competition --------------------------- *TODAY IN HISTORY* * On this day in 1911, Machu Picchu, the 15th century, largely forgotten Inca site in Peru, was rediscovered by American Hiram Bingham III. --------------------------- Whoever knocks persistently, ends by entering. – Muhammad Ali Good morning *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com +234-8122200446*
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  • Five blood brothers united by one sound and one vision.

    Dannykhid BGDC ( Benue State)
    Banjo Bii Breakneck (Nasarawa State)
    Lee Boo — (Edo State)
    JoeCeeza (Nasarawa State)
    Mc Stanza (Nasarawa State)

    DreamersZone DZ (Watch out for them)
    Five blood brothers united by one sound and one vision. Dannykhid BGDC ( Benue State) Banjo Bii Breakneck (Nasarawa State) Lee Boo — (Edo State) JoeCeeza (Nasarawa State) Mc Stanza (Nasarawa State) DreamersZone DZ (Watch out for them)
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  • *Let's see which state wins - What state are you currently in at moment?*

    Abuja (FCT)
    Lagos
    Ogun
    Oyo
    Osun
    Ondo
    Ekiti
    Kano
    Kaduna
    Katsina
    Sokoto
    Kebbi
    Zamfara
    Borno
    Yobe
    Gombe
    Bauchi
    Adamawa
    Taraba
    Rivers
    Bayelsa
    Delta
    Edo
    Akwa Ibom
    Cross River
    Anambra
    Imo
    Abia
    Ebonyi
    Enugu
    Benue
    Plateau
    Niger
    Kogi
    Nasarawa
    Kwara

    Not Listed
    *Let's see which state wins😁 - What state are you currently in at moment?* 😂 Abuja (FCT) ❤️ Lagos 😮 Ogun 👍 Oyo 🌚 Osun 😁 Ondo 🥰 Ekiti ☺️ Kano 😀 Kaduna 💘 Katsina 🌟 Sokoto 😇 Kebbi 🙂 Zamfara 🚀 Borno 🔥 Yobe 💯 Gombe 💜 Bauchi 🙃 Adamawa 😉 Taraba 😝 Rivers 🤓 Bayelsa 😏 Delta 😫 Edo 😌 Akwa Ibom 😙 Cross River 😎 Anambra 😜 Imo 😍 Abia 🥸 Ebonyi 🤨 Enugu 🤩 Benue 😔 Plateau 😘 Niger 😛 Kogi 🧐 Nasarawa 🥳 Kwara 😭 Not Listed
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  • ●PETER OBI BANNS FROM EDO STATE●

    THE GOVERNOR OF EDO STATE MONDAY OKPEBHOLO BANNING PETER OBI FROM ENTERING EDO STATE WITH OUT HIS APPROVAL AND THAT HIS SECURITY IS NOT GUARANTEED, IS A JOKE TAKEN TOO FAR.

    Most of these APC Governors are highly irresponsible. Instead of them to concentrate on delivering democratic dividends to the people, they are busy running after a man who doesn't care about them.

    The other day it was Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Lormem Alia who left securing his people to ban Peter Obi from entering Benue State, it was not long 200 persons were massacred by Fuluni Herdersmen. It's a pity!!!

    Now is Governor of Edo State, Monday Okpebholo who can not pronounce #15m, he pronounced it #1.5m banning Peter Obi from entering Edo State without his approval. It's a shame.

    Mr Monday Okpebholo if anything happens to Peter Obi going forward you will be held responsible. Peter Obi is not your mate by all standard. Go and learn your Mathematical figures and leave a man of grace alone, he is not contesting to be come Governor of Edo State rather he wants to be President of Nigeria.

    How will you feel if Peter Obi wins in 2027 and bans you from entering Nigeria? Please be careful. Stop looking for recongnition by saying what you can not do. If anything happens to Peter Obi in your State then you will see how prepared we are in this struggle. Enough is Enough!!!

    God is our helper.
    A new Nigeria is POssible!!!

    Signed:
    Comrade Eze Oko Splendour
    2023 LP Guber Candidate.
    ●PETER OBI BANNS FROM EDO STATE● 😱 THE GOVERNOR OF EDO STATE MONDAY OKPEBHOLO BANNING PETER OBI FROM ENTERING EDO STATE WITH OUT HIS APPROVAL AND THAT HIS SECURITY IS NOT GUARANTEED, IS A JOKE TAKEN TOO FAR. Most of these APC Governors are highly irresponsible. Instead of them to concentrate on delivering democratic dividends to the people, they are busy running after a man who doesn't care about them. The other day it was Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Lormem Alia who left securing his people to ban Peter Obi from entering Benue State, it was not long 200 persons were massacred by Fuluni Herdersmen. It's a pity!!! Now is Governor of Edo State, Monday Okpebholo who can not pronounce #15m, he pronounced it #1.5m banning Peter Obi from entering Edo State without his approval. It's a shame. Mr Monday Okpebholo if anything happens to Peter Obi going forward you will be held responsible. Peter Obi is not your mate by all standard. Go and learn your Mathematical figures and leave a man of grace alone, he is not contesting to be come Governor of Edo State rather he wants to be President of Nigeria. How will you feel if Peter Obi wins in 2027 and bans you from entering Nigeria? Please be careful. Stop looking for recongnition by saying what you can not do. If anything happens to Peter Obi in your State then you will see how prepared we are in this struggle. Enough is Enough!!! God is our helper. A new Nigeria is POssible!!! Signed: Comrade Eze Oko Splendour 2023 LP Guber Candidate.
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  • Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, has asked a Makurdi High Court for more time in the N1 billion defamation suit filed by the member representing Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency of Benue State, Terseer Ugbor.

    Ugbor instituted a N1 billion defamation suit against the governor before the court.

    Check comment section for more.....
    Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, has asked a Makurdi High Court for more time in the N1 billion defamation suit filed by the member representing Kwande/Ushongo Federal Constituency of Benue State, Terseer Ugbor. Ugbor instituted a N1 billion defamation suit against the governor before the court. Check comment section for more.....
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  • FORMER Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State, yesterday, explained why he and other members of the G5 Governors’ Forum opposed the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, in the 2023 elections.

    But in a push back, the former Vice President, described them as frustrated opportunists, who are searching for relevance.

    Also, the PDP similarly, accused Ortom of acting out of personal interest rather than genuine concern for fairness and equity in the 2023 elections.

    This came as a former Presidential aspirant, Mr Dele Momodu formally resigned from the PDP, citing what he described as the hijacking of the party by antidemocratic forces.

    Ortom, a leading member of the G5 group of PDP governors, said the party’s failure to respect equity, fairness, and justice was the reason they chose to stand against it.

    Ortom said the G5 had insisted that the presidency should shift to the South after eight years of Northern rule under President Muhammadu Buhari, but the PDP’s decision to field Atiku, also a Northerner, went against that principle.

    “I acted as I did because we had expected the PDP to uphold equity, fairness, and justice, values I hold dear.

    “When the majority of PDP members supported a Northern candidate, we deemed it unjust. We’ve always stood for equity, fairness, and justice, and we felt the presidency should alternate between the North and South for eight years each,” he said.

    As chairman of the PDP’s zoning committee, Ortom noted that although the committee recommended an open contest, he personally pushed for a Southern candidate.

    As chairman of the PDP’s zoning committee, Ortom noted that although the committee recommended an open contest, he personally pushed for a Southern candidate.

    On the role of Nyesom Wike, now Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, in the crisis, Ortom revealed, “We fought for Wike to be the PDP’s presidential candidate, but unfortunately, he didn’t secure the nomination. We also believed he should have been the running mate. I was part of the 20-member committee tasked with selecting a running mate, and 16 of us supported Wike. However, the candidate and the party leadership decided otherwise.”

    Ortom defended supporting opposition candidates in 2023, saying politics was based on interests. “Politics revolves around interests. There’s no permanent enemy or friend in politics. It’s about protecting the interests of your community, your people, and yourself,” he stated.

    He also addressed criticism that he and Wike tried to “destroy” the PDP by supporting opposition candidates. Ortom compared their strategy to that of other PDP members who backed Peter Obi of the Labour Party or Bola Tinubu of the APC.

    “Peter Obi wasn’t in the PDP, but we agreed on a strategic partnership to demonstrate our influence. Some of us supported Peter Obi, others supported Tinubu, and we ended up with the current government. If God has given us President Bola Tinubu, why shouldn’t we support him?” Ortom added.

    Looking to the 2027 elections, Ortom reaffirmed his support for a Southern presidential candidate and stressed the importance of respecting power rotation.

    “My position is clear. I will support a Southern candidate. I see no reason to support a Northern candidate in 2027. By 2031, if someone from the South expresses interest in the presidency, I will still advocate for it to shift to the North. That’s based on my belief in equity and fairness.”

    Ortom on criticism over alleged bias in Benue State politics, where he is accused of favouring the Tiv ethnic group, said: “I’ve fought for fairness and have advised other ethnic groups on what they need to do. I agree it’s unfair for one group to dominate the governorship since the creation of Benue State. However, politics also involves the majority. The Tiv people occupy Zones A and B, while the Idoma and Igede are in Zone C. It’s a matter of political dynamics, and I’ve encouraged other groups to organise and assert themselves.”

    On crisis in the PDP,
    FORMER Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State, yesterday, explained why he and other members of the G5 Governors’ Forum opposed the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, in the 2023 elections. But in a push back, the former Vice President, described them as frustrated opportunists, who are searching for relevance. Also, the PDP similarly, accused Ortom of acting out of personal interest rather than genuine concern for fairness and equity in the 2023 elections. This came as a former Presidential aspirant, Mr Dele Momodu formally resigned from the PDP, citing what he described as the hijacking of the party by antidemocratic forces. Ortom, a leading member of the G5 group of PDP governors, said the party’s failure to respect equity, fairness, and justice was the reason they chose to stand against it. Ortom said the G5 had insisted that the presidency should shift to the South after eight years of Northern rule under President Muhammadu Buhari, but the PDP’s decision to field Atiku, also a Northerner, went against that principle. “I acted as I did because we had expected the PDP to uphold equity, fairness, and justice, values I hold dear. “When the majority of PDP members supported a Northern candidate, we deemed it unjust. We’ve always stood for equity, fairness, and justice, and we felt the presidency should alternate between the North and South for eight years each,” he said. As chairman of the PDP’s zoning committee, Ortom noted that although the committee recommended an open contest, he personally pushed for a Southern candidate. As chairman of the PDP’s zoning committee, Ortom noted that although the committee recommended an open contest, he personally pushed for a Southern candidate. On the role of Nyesom Wike, now Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, in the crisis, Ortom revealed, “We fought for Wike to be the PDP’s presidential candidate, but unfortunately, he didn’t secure the nomination. We also believed he should have been the running mate. I was part of the 20-member committee tasked with selecting a running mate, and 16 of us supported Wike. However, the candidate and the party leadership decided otherwise.” Ortom defended supporting opposition candidates in 2023, saying politics was based on interests. “Politics revolves around interests. There’s no permanent enemy or friend in politics. It’s about protecting the interests of your community, your people, and yourself,” he stated. He also addressed criticism that he and Wike tried to “destroy” the PDP by supporting opposition candidates. Ortom compared their strategy to that of other PDP members who backed Peter Obi of the Labour Party or Bola Tinubu of the APC. “Peter Obi wasn’t in the PDP, but we agreed on a strategic partnership to demonstrate our influence. Some of us supported Peter Obi, others supported Tinubu, and we ended up with the current government. If God has given us President Bola Tinubu, why shouldn’t we support him?” Ortom added. Looking to the 2027 elections, Ortom reaffirmed his support for a Southern presidential candidate and stressed the importance of respecting power rotation. “My position is clear. I will support a Southern candidate. I see no reason to support a Northern candidate in 2027. By 2031, if someone from the South expresses interest in the presidency, I will still advocate for it to shift to the North. That’s based on my belief in equity and fairness.” Ortom on criticism over alleged bias in Benue State politics, where he is accused of favouring the Tiv ethnic group, said: “I’ve fought for fairness and have advised other ethnic groups on what they need to do. I agree it’s unfair for one group to dominate the governorship since the creation of Benue State. However, politics also involves the majority. The Tiv people occupy Zones A and B, while the Idoma and Igede are in Zone C. It’s a matter of political dynamics, and I’ve encouraged other groups to organise and assert themselves.” On crisis in the PDP,
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  • NTA Jos is the first TV station in Africa to broadcast programs in color.

    Nigeria's television history began on October 31, 1959, with the launch of Western Nigerian Television (WNTV), the first TV station in Nigeria and Africa, south of the Sahara. This pioneering station was followed by Eastern Nigerian Television (ENTV) in 1960, Radio Television Kaduna (RTK) in 1962, and MidWest TV in 1972.

    Two years later, on July 15, 1974, Benue-Plateau Television (BPTV) was launched, which would later become NTA Jos. This station made history on October 1, 1975, by becoming the first in West Africa to broadcast programs in color. In 1977, BPTV merged with the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA). Later, in February 2008, NTA Jos was upgraded to a Zonal Network Centre.

    #history_daily
    NTA Jos is the first TV station in Africa to broadcast programs in color. Nigeria's television history began on October 31, 1959, with the launch of Western Nigerian Television (WNTV), the first TV station in Nigeria and Africa, south of the Sahara. This pioneering station was followed by Eastern Nigerian Television (ENTV) in 1960, Radio Television Kaduna (RTK) in 1962, and MidWest TV in 1972. Two years later, on July 15, 1974, Benue-Plateau Television (BPTV) was launched, which would later become NTA Jos. This station made history on October 1, 1975, by becoming the first in West Africa to broadcast programs in color. In 1977, BPTV merged with the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA). Later, in February 2008, NTA Jos was upgraded to a Zonal Network Centre. #history_daily
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  • BREAKING: NIGERIAN SENATE APPROVES CREATION OF 12 NEW STATES!

    In a landmark move aimed at deepening federalism and bringing governance closer to the people, the Nigerian Senate has passed the final reading for the creation of twelve new states across the six geo-political zones of the country.

    This historic development follows an extensive nationwide consultation by the Senate Committee on State Creation, signaling a bold step toward equity, inclusion, and balanced development.

    1. SOUTH WEST
    Ijebu State – From Ogun State
    Ibadan State – From Oyo State

    2. SOUTH EAST
    Anim State – From Anambra and Imo States
    Adada State – From Enugu State

    3. SOUTH SOUTH
    Toru-Ibe State – From parts of Ondo, Edo & Delta States
    Obolo State – From Akwa Ibom State

    4. NORTH EAST.
    Savanna State – From Borno State
    Amana State – From Adamawa State

    5. NORTH WEST
    Tiga State – From Kano State
    Gurara State – From Southern Kaduna

    6. NORTH CENTRAL
    Okura State – From Kogi State
    Apa State – From Benue State

    This decision reflects the Senate’s commitment to fairness, unity, and national progress.
    It is a long-awaited response to agitations for better representation, improved governance, and accelerated development at the grassroots.

    The official gazette is expected soon.
    A new chapter in Nigeria’s federal structure is about to begin.
    #NewStates
    #NigeriaRising
    #SenateUpdate
    #DevelopmentMatters
    #UnityInDiversity.
    COPIED.
    BREAKING: NIGERIAN SENATE APPROVES CREATION OF 12 NEW STATES! In a landmark move aimed at deepening federalism and bringing governance closer to the people, the Nigerian Senate has passed the final reading for the creation of twelve new states across the six geo-political zones of the country. This historic development follows an extensive nationwide consultation by the Senate Committee on State Creation, signaling a bold step toward equity, inclusion, and balanced development. 1. SOUTH WEST Ijebu State – From Ogun State Ibadan State – From Oyo State 2. SOUTH EAST Anim State – From Anambra and Imo States Adada State – From Enugu State 3. SOUTH SOUTH Toru-Ibe State – From parts of Ondo, Edo & Delta States Obolo State – From Akwa Ibom State 4. NORTH EAST. Savanna State – From Borno State Amana State – From Adamawa State 5. NORTH WEST Tiga State – From Kano State Gurara State – From Southern Kaduna 6. NORTH CENTRAL Okura State – From Kogi State Apa State – From Benue State This decision reflects the Senate’s commitment to fairness, unity, and national progress. It is a long-awaited response to agitations for better representation, improved governance, and accelerated development at the grassroots. The official gazette is expected soon. A new chapter in Nigeria’s federal structure is about to begin. #NewStates #NigeriaRising #SenateUpdate #DevelopmentMatters #UnityInDiversity. COPIED.
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  • BREAKING: NIGERIAN SENATE APPROVES CREATION OF 12 NEW STATES!

    In a landmark move aimed at deepening federalism and bringing governance closer to the people, the Nigerian Senate has passed the final reading for the creation of twelve new states across the six geo-political zones of the country.

    This historic development follows an extensive nationwide consultation by the Senate Committee on State Creation, signaling a bold step toward equity, inclusion, and balanced development.

    1. SOUTH WEST
    Ijebu State – From Ogun State
    Ibadan State – From Oyo State

    2. SOUTH EAST
    Anim State – From Anambra and Imo States
    Adada State – From Enugu State

    3. SOUTH SOUTH
    Toru-Ibe State – From parts of Ondo, Edo & Delta States
    Obolo State – From Akwa Ibom State

    4. NORTH EAST.
    Savanna State – From Borno State
    Amana State – From Adamawa State

    5. NORTH WEST
    Tiga State – From Kano State
    Gurara State – From Southern Kaduna

    6. NORTH CENTRAL
    Okura State – From Kogi State
    Apa State – From Benue State

    This decision reflects the Senate’s commitment to fairness, unity, and national progress.
    It is a long-awaited response to agitations for better representation, improved governance, and accelerated development at the grassroots.

    The official gazette is expected soon.
    A new chapter in Nigeria’s federal structure is about to begin
    BREAKING: NIGERIAN SENATE APPROVES CREATION OF 12 NEW STATES! In a landmark move aimed at deepening federalism and bringing governance closer to the people, the Nigerian Senate has passed the final reading for the creation of twelve new states across the six geo-political zones of the country. This historic development follows an extensive nationwide consultation by the Senate Committee on State Creation, signaling a bold step toward equity, inclusion, and balanced development. 1. SOUTH WEST Ijebu State – From Ogun State Ibadan State – From Oyo State 2. SOUTH EAST Anim State – From Anambra and Imo States Adada State – From Enugu State 3. SOUTH SOUTH Toru-Ibe State – From parts of Ondo, Edo & Delta States Obolo State – From Akwa Ibom State 4. NORTH EAST. Savanna State – From Borno State Amana State – From Adamawa State 5. NORTH WEST Tiga State – From Kano State Gurara State – From Southern Kaduna 6. NORTH CENTRAL Okura State – From Kogi State Apa State – From Benue State This decision reflects the Senate’s commitment to fairness, unity, and national progress. It is a long-awaited response to agitations for better representation, improved governance, and accelerated development at the grassroots. The official gazette is expected soon. A new chapter in Nigeria’s federal structure is about to begin
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  • *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 18/07/2025*

    Tinubu renames University of Maiduguri after Buhari

    Shocking surge: Electricity subsidy jumps 220% to nearly N2tn

    36 commissioners oppose Senate-proposed Electricity Act Amendment Bill

    Troops reject ₦13.7m bribe from terrorists in Plateau – DHQ

    Dangote halts fuel discount scheme amid fraud allegations

    Court remands influencer Scott Iguma over alleged defamation of PWAN

    Junior D’Tigress face Argentina in classification round

    Pillars Sign N100m Sponsorship Deal With RFI Hausa, Unveils New Kits

    Fraud probe opened into Mbappe payments to police officers

    Trump diagnosed with vein issue after leg swelling, hand bruising

    Interpol probes importation of N3.3bn damaged solar panels

    London Mayor explores fintech opportunities in Lagos


    *DID YOU KNOW?*

    * July was named after the famous Roman general Julius Caesar by the Roman senate; as it was the month he was born in.

    * The national flag of Denmark, the Dannebrog, is considered the oldest continuously used national flag in the world. According to legend, it fell from the sky during the Battle of Lyndanisse on June 15, 1219 when King Valdemar II was fighting a crusade against Estonian pagans.
    -------------------------

    Not perfect, but honourable, Tinubu lauds Buhari at special FEC meeting

    Tinubu to visit Kano today on condolence mission

    Govt will uphold Buhari’s family dignity, says Shettima

    Buhari left his boots in corridors of power – Akpabio

    Buhari’s words guided my actions as Speaker- Abbas

    S’Court strikes out AMCON’s appeal in N24.6bn debt case against firm

    Appeal Court affirms Kabir Ibrahim’s sack as Nigerian farmers’ association’s president

    Two to face trial for illegal waste dumping in Lagos

    Medical travel: Your passport not in our file, Court tells ex-Gov Bello

    Five ADC state chairmen sue Mark, others

    24 pro-Biafran detainees freed after four years in Ebonyi

    Navy intercepts 1,575kg cannabis, foils Lagos waterway drug operation

    Electricity Amendment bill will worsen consumers’ financial burden – Commissioners

    FG seeks Galaxy Backbone’s support on paperless governance

    Africa’s security rests on collaboration, unity – Badau

    FG to host international air show December

    FG, Bi-Courtney may resume talks on Lagos airport mega projects

    Invest in Nigeria’s health sector, minister urges Nigerians in diaspora

    Anambra governorship elections: INEC register 96,085 new voters in nine days

    Gov poll: INEC extends Anambra voter registration

    FG targets N23tn GDP boost through value addition

    NELFUND plans job portal to connect graduates, employers

    NIMASA shuts two fuel-loading terminals over security breach

    Ekiti, Ondo doctors set for showdown over FG pay review

    RMAFC grills oil firm over neglect of Anambra host communities

    16 MDs in 25 years stall NDDC progress – Ogbuku

    UNILORIN rallies support for 50th anniversary celebrations

    UniAbuja Didn’t Grab Land, Acting VC Replies Wike

    Nigeria’s global labour rights ranking a national embarrassment – NLC

    Patriots demand new constitution, support independent candidature

    Awujale was national figure, voice of wisdom – NSCIA

    Nnamdi Kanu’s trial politically-motivated — IPOB

    RCCG pastor steals $8,000, begins new life in US – Mummy G.O

    ICSAN to hold investiture for Ukpanah as 30th president

    South-South contributed N34tn to Nigeria’s economy in 2024 – Banker’s institute

    Dana Motors Targets 18,000 Electric Cars Annually

    NGX gains N833bn on cement stock surge

    Lagos, Diageo train 250 youths in hospitality

    POFON pledges to stabilise palm oil price

    Buyout deals trigger scramble for First Holdco’s shares

    Refinery sale without audit after $2.8bn waste criminal – ADC

    Sokoto Govt House was in darkness before Aliyu’s emergence – APC chair

    Asue Ighodalo’s campaign DG dumps PDP

    Dumebi Kachikwu rejects alleged ADC takeover, insists party is not for sale

    Sanwo-Olu unveils market, office complex in Mushin

    Okpebholo promises to make Edo power house of sports

    Brain drain crippling Sokoto health sector – Commissioner

    Oyo returns 60,000 pupils, doubles teachers in schools

    Borno warns against reselling of UNICEF donated therapeutic food

    Benue uncovers 4,000 substandard schools

    E-call up: Lagos enforces N10,000 fee on Lekki-Epe corridor

    Edo to improve health planning with digital platform

    Lagos to increase number of technical colleges, harps on skills

    Jigawa to roll out HIV drugs at PHCs

    Kwara holds JSS placement exam July 26

    LAMATA resumes compensation for persons affected by bus corridor project

    Awujale stool: Ruling house kicks off selection, insists on tradition

    Fusengbuwa ruling house rolls out traditional ‘Gbedu’ for selection of new Awujale

    11 nabbed over two schoolboys’ murder in Kano

    Ondo horror: Landlord, accomplices nabbed over varsity students’ murder

    Keffi bridge collapses, kills 2 persons

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    *TODAY IN HISTORY*

    * On this day in 1870, the first Vatican Council, also known as Vatican I, decreed the doctrine of Papal infallibility. The doctrine claims that the Pope cannot err when speaking on issues of morality and/ or faith.

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    If people are crazy enough to dare, impossible things happen. – Richard Branson

    Good morning

    *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com +234-8122200446*
    *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 18/07/2025* Tinubu renames University of Maiduguri after Buhari Shocking surge: Electricity subsidy jumps 220% to nearly N2tn 36 commissioners oppose Senate-proposed Electricity Act Amendment Bill Troops reject ₦13.7m bribe from terrorists in Plateau – DHQ Dangote halts fuel discount scheme amid fraud allegations Court remands influencer Scott Iguma over alleged defamation of PWAN Junior D’Tigress face Argentina in classification round Pillars Sign N100m Sponsorship Deal With RFI Hausa, Unveils New Kits Fraud probe opened into Mbappe payments to police officers Trump diagnosed with vein issue after leg swelling, hand bruising Interpol probes importation of N3.3bn damaged solar panels London Mayor explores fintech opportunities in Lagos *DID YOU KNOW?* * July was named after the famous Roman general Julius Caesar by the Roman senate; as it was the month he was born in. * The national flag of Denmark, the Dannebrog, is considered the oldest continuously used national flag in the world. According to legend, it fell from the sky during the Battle of Lyndanisse on June 15, 1219 when King Valdemar II was fighting a crusade against Estonian pagans. ------------------------- Not perfect, but honourable, Tinubu lauds Buhari at special FEC meeting Tinubu to visit Kano today on condolence mission Govt will uphold Buhari’s family dignity, says Shettima Buhari left his boots in corridors of power – Akpabio Buhari’s words guided my actions as Speaker- Abbas S’Court strikes out AMCON’s appeal in N24.6bn debt case against firm Appeal Court affirms Kabir Ibrahim’s sack as Nigerian farmers’ association’s president Two to face trial for illegal waste dumping in Lagos Medical travel: Your passport not in our file, Court tells ex-Gov Bello Five ADC state chairmen sue Mark, others 24 pro-Biafran detainees freed after four years in Ebonyi Navy intercepts 1,575kg cannabis, foils Lagos waterway drug operation Electricity Amendment bill will worsen consumers’ financial burden – Commissioners FG seeks Galaxy Backbone’s support on paperless governance Africa’s security rests on collaboration, unity – Badau FG to host international air show December FG, Bi-Courtney may resume talks on Lagos airport mega projects Invest in Nigeria’s health sector, minister urges Nigerians in diaspora Anambra governorship elections: INEC register 96,085 new voters in nine days Gov poll: INEC extends Anambra voter registration FG targets N23tn GDP boost through value addition NELFUND plans job portal to connect graduates, employers NIMASA shuts two fuel-loading terminals over security breach Ekiti, Ondo doctors set for showdown over FG pay review RMAFC grills oil firm over neglect of Anambra host communities 16 MDs in 25 years stall NDDC progress – Ogbuku UNILORIN rallies support for 50th anniversary celebrations UniAbuja Didn’t Grab Land, Acting VC Replies Wike Nigeria’s global labour rights ranking a national embarrassment – NLC Patriots demand new constitution, support independent candidature Awujale was national figure, voice of wisdom – NSCIA Nnamdi Kanu’s trial politically-motivated — IPOB RCCG pastor steals $8,000, begins new life in US – Mummy G.O ICSAN to hold investiture for Ukpanah as 30th president South-South contributed N34tn to Nigeria’s economy in 2024 – Banker’s institute Dana Motors Targets 18,000 Electric Cars Annually NGX gains N833bn on cement stock surge Lagos, Diageo train 250 youths in hospitality POFON pledges to stabilise palm oil price Buyout deals trigger scramble for First Holdco’s shares Refinery sale without audit after $2.8bn waste criminal – ADC Sokoto Govt House was in darkness before Aliyu’s emergence – APC chair Asue Ighodalo’s campaign DG dumps PDP Dumebi Kachikwu rejects alleged ADC takeover, insists party is not for sale Sanwo-Olu unveils market, office complex in Mushin Okpebholo promises to make Edo power house of sports Brain drain crippling Sokoto health sector – Commissioner Oyo returns 60,000 pupils, doubles teachers in schools Borno warns against reselling of UNICEF donated therapeutic food Benue uncovers 4,000 substandard schools E-call up: Lagos enforces N10,000 fee on Lekki-Epe corridor Edo to improve health planning with digital platform Lagos to increase number of technical colleges, harps on skills Jigawa to roll out HIV drugs at PHCs Kwara holds JSS placement exam July 26 LAMATA resumes compensation for persons affected by bus corridor project Awujale stool: Ruling house kicks off selection, insists on tradition Fusengbuwa ruling house rolls out traditional ‘Gbedu’ for selection of new Awujale 11 nabbed over two schoolboys’ murder in Kano Ondo horror: Landlord, accomplices nabbed over varsity students’ murder Keffi bridge collapses, kills 2 persons ------------------------- *TODAY IN HISTORY* * On this day in 1870, the first Vatican Council, also known as Vatican I, decreed the doctrine of Papal infallibility. The doctrine claims that the Pope cannot err when speaking on issues of morality and/ or faith. ------------------------- If people are crazy enough to dare, impossible things happen. – Richard Branson Good morning *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com +234-8122200446*
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  • Nigeria on the Brink of Historic Expansion: New States to be Created!

    A major development is underway in Nigeria, as the Senatorial Committee's nationwide tour on state creation has reached its conclusion. The committee's efforts are expected to lead to the establishment of new states across the country's six geopolitical zones.

    Here are the proposed new states:

    *South West:*

    1. Ijebu State (from Ogun State)
    2. Ibadan State (from Oyo State)

    *South East:*

    1. Anim State (from parts of Anambra and Imo States)
    2. Adada State (from Enugu State)

    *South South:*

    1. Toru-Ibe State (from parts of Ondo, Edo, and Delta States)
    2. Obolo State (from Akwa Ibom State)

    *North East:*

    1. Savanna State (from Borno State)
    2. Amana State (from Adamawa State)

    *North West:*

    1. Tiga State (from Kano State)
    2. Gurara State (from Southern Kaduna)

    *North Central:*

    1. Okura State (from Kogi State)
    2. Apa State (from Benue State)

    This historic expansion is poised to reshape Nigeria's political landscape and usher in a new era of development and growth.
    Nigeria on the Brink of Historic Expansion: New States to be Created! A major development is underway in Nigeria, as the Senatorial Committee's nationwide tour on state creation has reached its conclusion. The committee's efforts are expected to lead to the establishment of new states across the country's six geopolitical zones. Here are the proposed new states: *South West:* 1. Ijebu State (from Ogun State) 2. Ibadan State (from Oyo State) *South East:* 1. Anim State (from parts of Anambra and Imo States) 2. Adada State (from Enugu State) *South South:* 1. Toru-Ibe State (from parts of Ondo, Edo, and Delta States) 2. Obolo State (from Akwa Ibom State) *North East:* 1. Savanna State (from Borno State) 2. Amana State (from Adamawa State) *North West:* 1. Tiga State (from Kano State) 2. Gurara State (from Southern Kaduna) *North Central:* 1. Okura State (from Kogi State) 2. Apa State (from Benue State) This historic expansion is poised to reshape Nigeria's political landscape and usher in a new era of development and growth.
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  • BREAKING NEWS: NEW STATES TO BE OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED BY THE SENATE!

    The Nigerian Senate has passed the final reading for the creation of new states after a nationwide tour across the six geo-political zones. The proposed new states are:

    South West
    - Ijebu State (from Ogun State)
    - Ibadan State (from Oyo State)

    South East
    - Anim State (from parts of Anambra and Imo States)
    - Adada State (from Enugu State)

    South South
    - Toru-Ibe State (from parts of Ondo, Edo, and Delta States)
    - Obolo State (from Akwa Ibom State)

    North East
    - Savanna State (from Borno State)
    - Amana State (from Adamawa State)

    North West
    - Tiga State (from Kano State)
    - Gurara State (from Southern Kaduna)

    North Central
    - Okura State (from Kogi State)
    - Apa State (from Benue State) in

    Official announcements are expected soon! Good development indeed! #Senate #StateCreation #Nigeriap
    BREAKING NEWS: NEW STATES TO BE OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED BY THE SENATE! 🇳🇬 The Nigerian Senate has passed the final reading for the creation of new states after a nationwide tour across the six geo-political zones. The proposed new states are: ✅ South West - Ijebu State (from Ogun State) - Ibadan State (from Oyo State) ✅ South East - Anim State (from parts of Anambra and Imo States) - Adada State (from Enugu State) ✅ South South - Toru-Ibe State (from parts of Ondo, Edo, and Delta States) - Obolo State (from Akwa Ibom State) ✅ North East - Savanna State (from Borno State) - Amana State (from Adamawa State) ✅ North West - Tiga State (from Kano State) - Gurara State (from Southern Kaduna) ✅ North Central - Okura State (from Kogi State) - Apa State (from Benue State) in Official announcements are expected soon! Good development indeed! 👍 #Senate #StateCreation #Nigeriap
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