• *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 24/05/2025*

    Emefiele’s 753 duplexes: FG to sell houses to low, middle-income Nigerians

    Marketers kick as P’Harcourt refinery faces shutdown for maintenance

    Driving against traffic not enough for police to kill my 13-year-old son– Grieving father

    1,593 Nigerians Killed In Road Crashes In 3 Months

    Ground Rents: FCTA begins take-over of PDP Secretariat, INEC, CBN, NNPC lands Monday

    Napoli crowned champions of Italian Serie A

    Israeli strikes kill 16 in Gaza

    Trump fires new 50% tariff threat at EU, drawing stiff response

    Judge temporarily halts Trump block on foreign students at Harvard

    South Africa rescues all 260 miners stuck underground alive

    ECOWAS, Sahel Bloc begin talks on formal exit, security cooperation

    Dabiri-Erewa, minister, celebrate 12-year-old Nigerian diaspora inventor, Eniola Shokunbi

    13-yr-old swimmer Michelle Ibidapo wins gold at National Sports Festival



    ------------------------
    *DID YOU KNOW?*

    * The word ‘Android’ literally means a human with a male robot appearance. The female equivalent of this word is a ‘Gynoid.’

    * Earth is the only planet not named after a god.
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    Tinubu hails new Owa Obokun of Ijeshaland

    Owa Obokun: Tinubu approves rehabilitation of Ilesa/Ife/Ibadan expressway

    Senate passes bill establishing FMC in Southern Kaduna

    Supreme Court strikes 36 states’ suit against FG over recovered loot

    FG summons: Natasha’s lawyers promise defence with ‘factual evidence’

    12 Filipinos jailed for cybercrime in Nigeria

    Military raids bandit camp in Plateau, kills one

    2025 UTME: DSS, police arrest 20 for hacking results

    DSS gives businessman accidentally shot during operation free medicals, N20m

    Sit-At-Home Order Losing Grip In S/East – Ribadu

    IGP disburses over N2.8billion in insurance to families of fallen officers

    Nigeria turning the tide against insecurity – Badaru

    FG to demolish old MMIA terminal, plans new structure — Keyamo

    FG vows to strengthen domestic carriers

    Airlines airlifting passengers without entry visas to be sanctioned – Tunji-Ojo

    FG, UNESCO partner to tackle AI misuse, deepfakes on social media — Minister

    Student loan disbursement hits N54.2bn

    Plateau set to become tech hub, as FG, state partner to empower youth

    States, INEC reject calls to scrap state electoral commissions

    Defection to APC won’t stop trial of corrupt governors – FG

    Aviation contributes $1.7bn to Nigeria’s GDP – FAAN

    Two injured as training aircraft crash-lands at Ilorin airport

    Forest Security Service honours six, pledges to fight bandits

    Nigerians spent $2m on medical tourism in 2024 – Report

    FCTA to takeover 4,794 Abuja property over unpaid ground rent

    Jonathan, Attah, others win NCDMB award

    NUC re-accredits all 25 KWASU undergraduate programmes

    UNILORIN unions slam FG over N50bn allowance

    New ASUU President Piwuna assumes office, decries state of education sector

    ASUU urges FG to address outstanding demands

    Arewa youths hail Tinubu over Danfulani’s appointment as NAIC boss

    MSF treats 5,076 babies free, as malnutrition cases rise in Kano

    Anambra NBA to boycott court sittings over lawyer’s death

    Hunters warn against politicising forest guards recruitment

    Avoid second #EndSARS, Amnesty tells police

    Power firms’ loans rise to N1.77tn

    SEEPCO converts 90% fleet to CNG, plants 25,000 trees

    Dangote, Niger govt unveil rice project

    Edo host communities’ 110,634 residents benefit from Seplat eye treatments

    I have no presidential ambition in 2027 – Yahaya Bello

    Ex-APC presidential aspirant berates NWC, govs for endorsing Tinubu

    Aregbesola Hosts Atiku As Opposition Consolidates Ahead 2027

    2027 election results have been written, democracy is gone — Sowore

    Peter Obi, Okaro, others attend Nkechi Nweje burial ceremony

    Delta Reps member defects to APC

    PDP crisis: Saraki-led reconciliation committee members visit Gov Mbah

    Defect with me or resign, A’Ibom gov tells appointees

    Ibas, senators seek effective prosecution of oil thieves, digital surveillance

    We’ll Reject Scrapping Of State Electoral Commissions – Gov Sule

    Plateau gov lifts mining ban for 159 cleared operators

    Lagos debunks alleged tenancy law amendment

    Ondo begins major waterway clearing to prevent floods

    Ogwashi Uku monarch flags off construction of mother and child clinic

    Fulani herdsmen must vacate farmlands, Benue monarchs tell govt

    Truck kills WASSCE candidate in Ogun

    Ondo man jailed 14yrs for raping stepdaughter

    Kaduna housewife feeds co-wife’s baby acid

    Pregnant Ogun women flee to Benin Republic as healthcare crumbles

    Rivers pirates demand N100m for abducted WASSCE candidates

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    *TODAY IN HISTORY*

    * On this day in 1970, engineers began drilling the world’s deepest hole. The Kola Superdeep Borehole had reached the unsurpassed depth of 12,262 meters (40,230 feet) before the project was abandoned due to a lack of funding.

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    Adversity introduces a man to himself. – Albert Einstein


    Good morning


    *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*
    *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 24/05/2025* Emefiele’s 753 duplexes: FG to sell houses to low, middle-income Nigerians Marketers kick as P’Harcourt refinery faces shutdown for maintenance Driving against traffic not enough for police to kill my 13-year-old son– Grieving father 1,593 Nigerians Killed In Road Crashes In 3 Months Ground Rents: FCTA begins take-over of PDP Secretariat, INEC, CBN, NNPC lands Monday Napoli crowned champions of Italian Serie A Israeli strikes kill 16 in Gaza Trump fires new 50% tariff threat at EU, drawing stiff response Judge temporarily halts Trump block on foreign students at Harvard South Africa rescues all 260 miners stuck underground alive ECOWAS, Sahel Bloc begin talks on formal exit, security cooperation Dabiri-Erewa, minister, celebrate 12-year-old Nigerian diaspora inventor, Eniola Shokunbi 13-yr-old swimmer Michelle Ibidapo wins gold at National Sports Festival ------------------------ *DID YOU KNOW?* * The word ‘Android’ literally means a human with a male robot appearance. The female equivalent of this word is a ‘Gynoid.’ * Earth is the only planet not named after a god. ------------------------ Tinubu hails new Owa Obokun of Ijeshaland Owa Obokun: Tinubu approves rehabilitation of Ilesa/Ife/Ibadan expressway Senate passes bill establishing FMC in Southern Kaduna Supreme Court strikes 36 states’ suit against FG over recovered loot FG summons: Natasha’s lawyers promise defence with ‘factual evidence’ 12 Filipinos jailed for cybercrime in Nigeria Military raids bandit camp in Plateau, kills one 2025 UTME: DSS, police arrest 20 for hacking results DSS gives businessman accidentally shot during operation free medicals, N20m Sit-At-Home Order Losing Grip In S/East – Ribadu IGP disburses over N2.8billion in insurance to families of fallen officers Nigeria turning the tide against insecurity – Badaru FG to demolish old MMIA terminal, plans new structure — Keyamo FG vows to strengthen domestic carriers Airlines airlifting passengers without entry visas to be sanctioned – Tunji-Ojo FG, UNESCO partner to tackle AI misuse, deepfakes on social media — Minister Student loan disbursement hits N54.2bn Plateau set to become tech hub, as FG, state partner to empower youth States, INEC reject calls to scrap state electoral commissions Defection to APC won’t stop trial of corrupt governors – FG ‎ Aviation contributes $1.7bn to Nigeria’s GDP – FAAN Two injured as training aircraft crash-lands at Ilorin airport Forest Security Service honours six, pledges to fight bandits Nigerians spent $2m on medical tourism in 2024 – Report FCTA to takeover 4,794 Abuja property over unpaid ground rent Jonathan, Attah, others win NCDMB award NUC re-accredits all 25 KWASU undergraduate programmes UNILORIN unions slam FG over N50bn allowance New ASUU President Piwuna assumes office, decries state of education sector ASUU urges FG to address outstanding demands Arewa youths hail Tinubu over Danfulani’s appointment as NAIC boss MSF treats 5,076 babies free, as malnutrition cases rise in Kano Anambra NBA to boycott court sittings over lawyer’s death Hunters warn against politicising forest guards recruitment Avoid second #EndSARS, Amnesty tells police Power firms’ loans rise to N1.77tn SEEPCO converts 90% fleet to CNG, plants 25,000 trees Dangote, Niger govt unveil rice project Edo host communities’ 110,634 residents benefit from Seplat eye treatments I have no presidential ambition in 2027 – Yahaya Bello Ex-APC presidential aspirant berates NWC, govs for endorsing Tinubu Aregbesola Hosts Atiku As Opposition Consolidates Ahead 2027 2027 election results have been written, democracy is gone — Sowore Peter Obi, Okaro, others attend Nkechi Nweje burial ceremony Delta Reps member defects to APC PDP crisis: Saraki-led reconciliation committee members visit Gov Mbah Defect with me or resign, A’Ibom gov tells appointees Ibas, senators seek effective prosecution of oil thieves, digital surveillance We’ll Reject Scrapping Of State Electoral Commissions – Gov Sule Plateau gov lifts mining ban for 159 cleared operators Lagos debunks alleged tenancy law amendment Ondo begins major waterway clearing to prevent floods Ogwashi Uku monarch flags off construction of mother and child clinic Fulani herdsmen must vacate farmlands, Benue monarchs tell govt Truck kills WASSCE candidate in Ogun Ondo man jailed 14yrs for raping stepdaughter Kaduna housewife feeds co-wife’s baby acid Pregnant Ogun women flee to Benin Republic as healthcare crumbles Rivers pirates demand N100m for abducted WASSCE candidates ------------------------ *TODAY IN HISTORY* * On this day in 1970, engineers began drilling the world’s deepest hole. The Kola Superdeep Borehole had reached the unsurpassed depth of 12,262 meters (40,230 feet) before the project was abandoned due to a lack of funding. ------------------------ Adversity introduces a man to himself. – Albert Einstein Good morning *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*
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  • *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 20/05/2025*

    UTME resit: JAMB to release results of 379,000 candidates Wednesday

    NAFDAC confirms temporary lifting of ban on sachet alcohol

    Borno residents observe one-day fast over Boko Haram menace

    Gunmen kill soldier attending strippers’ party in Anambra

    INEC recgonises Abure faction’s nominee for Anambra gov poll

    APC, PDP trade blame over Osun LGs three-month shutdown

    Trump govt to pay family of woman killed during Capitol riot $5m

    Britain, Canada, France warn Israel over ‘egregious actions’ in Gaza

    Pope’s offer to host Russia-Ukraine peace talks, receives global backing

    BASA: Nigeria, UAE allow ticket sale in foreign currencies

    Nigerian teenager’s corpse recovered from Ireland river

    Nigerian boxers rage as Oluwasegun’s corpse remains in Ghana

    NiDCOM facilitates return of actress Jumoke George’s daughter from Mali


    -------------------------
    *DID YOU KNOW?*

    * Since 1924, it has been made compulsory for Australian citizens over the age of 18 to vote in federal elections, by-elections and referendums.

    * There’s an ant species unique to New York City. Called ManhattAnts, biologists found them in a specific 14-block strip of the city.
    -------------------------

    Southeast Reps Caucus demands outright cancellation of 2025 UTME

    Alleged defamation: Natasha petitions IGP over ‘Prof Mgbeke’, Akpabio

    Delta opts out of suit against Rivers emergency rule

    Court dismisses Shaibu’s N50b suit against ex-Governor Obaseki, others

    N6.9bn fraud: I’ve no case to answer, Fayose tells court

    N76bn fraud: Lawyer’s absence stalls AMCON ex-MD’s trial

    EFCC arrests 120 over ‘internet fraud’, seizes ‘26 exotic cars’ in Lagos

    DSS Nabs Another Kidnap Kingpin Going For Hajj

    Army storms bandits’ camps in Benue, destroys kingpin’s hideout

    Army probes ‘assault’ on detective by soldiers in Ebonyi

    Navy inducts new aircraft to boost counter-terror operations

    Joint security team rescues three kidnapped victims in Kogi forest

    NAFDAC busts fake healthcare providers in Rivers, arrests one

    FG lists rising revenue, lower debt as reform gains

    Capital market is anchoring $1tr economy target, says Edun

    Nigeria’s economic reforms on course, Bagudu tells World Bank

    Keyamo proposes single African air transport market

    FG pays Nasarawa N9.7bn for Lafia airport takeover

    Upgraded Oyo airport begins operations 2026

    Fed Govt to deploy 90,000 km fibre optic to boost Internet connectivity

    NITDA to drive digital inclusion with 1,600 ICT centre

    NELFUND pays April upkeep allowance to loan beneficiaries

    Nigeria’s banking system resilient, safe, says CBN

    FG promotes 18 to Assistant Corps Marshal in FRSC

    CAC, NIBSS unveil API to deliver specialised services

    FRSC vows crackdown on fake driving schools

    Speak your language to your children, Soyinka urges Africans

    Bauchi varsity gets NUC accreditation for 17 courses

    EKSU, others secure NUC accreditation for 31 courses

    Tussle Over VC Deepens In Katsina Varsity As Aspirant Writes Minister

    Manufacturers kick as TCN awards $100m contract to Chinese firms

    PETROAN alarmed over prolonged Port Harcourt, Warri, Kaduna refineries’ repair

    Brewery sector rebounds with N1.9tn revenue

    Insurers begin campaign to enforce third-party policy

    OPS presses for rate cut as MPC convenes today

    Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote

    Marketers import N436bn petrol amid row with Dangote

    Aside poverty, fanaticism also driving insecurity in the North – MBF

    Compulsory voting bill violates Nigerian constitution – Falana

    Shadow govt: Lawyer hails DSS for challenging legality in court

    Tinubu’s 2027 bid: APC courts opposition govs with high-stakes offers

    Oyebanji’s second-term endorsement divides Ekiti APC

    Coalition: Obi remains with Labour Party – Obedient Movement

    Obi: I’m not desperate to run for office

    Mutfwang swears in five perm secs in Plateau

    Kano gov swears in new commissioner for internal security

    I’m laying foundation for good governance in Rivers – Ibas

    Sanwo-Olu swears in heads of education, power, electoral commissions

    Sanwo-Olu inaugurates two housing estates

    Gov Idris mourns ex-EFCC boss Bawa’s brother

    Aiyedatiwa revives abandoned Ondo children’s parliament

    Edo Deputy Speaker Oligbi-Edeko resigns

    Kaduna council re-endorses Tinubu, gov for second term

    Bauchi deploys fresh strategies to bolster security

    LASG resolves Okun-Ajah, Mayegun land dispute

    Lagos builds 61 roads, repairs over 1,000

    Ekiti boosts water infrastructures with solar-powered facilities

    Kaduna urges Miyetti Allah collaboration to foster peace

    Ibadan, Ogbomoso monarchs reject Alaafin as permanent council chair

    Emir Sanusi turbans Ganduje’s nephew as village head

    Itsekiri youths denounce INEC’s ward delineation report, hold peace walk in Warri

    Police grill officer for assaulting Lagos Uber driver

    Niger police arrest ex-soldier, two others for abducting students

    Suspected Ogun ritualist nabbed for cutting baby’s head

    Gombe stepfather risks life jail over rape of two-year-old daughter

    -------------------------

    *TODAY IN HISTORY*

    * On this day in 2006, the Three Gorges Dam, the world’s largest power station, was officially opened in China. Despite its benefits, the project remains controversial because it flooded archeological and cultural sites and displaced some 1.3 million people.

    * On this day in 1873, blue jeans were patented. Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis invented the garment, which today represents one of the most popular types of trousers worldwide.

    -------------------------

    If people aren’t calling you crazy, you aren’t thinking big enough. – Richard Branson

    Good morning

    *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*
    *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 20/05/2025* UTME resit: JAMB to release results of 379,000 candidates Wednesday NAFDAC confirms temporary lifting of ban on sachet alcohol Borno residents observe one-day fast over Boko Haram menace Gunmen kill soldier attending strippers’ party in Anambra INEC recgonises Abure faction’s nominee for Anambra gov poll APC, PDP trade blame over Osun LGs three-month shutdown Trump govt to pay family of woman killed during Capitol riot $5m Britain, Canada, France warn Israel over ‘egregious actions’ in Gaza Pope’s offer to host Russia-Ukraine peace talks, receives global backing BASA: Nigeria, UAE allow ticket sale in foreign currencies Nigerian teenager’s corpse recovered from Ireland river Nigerian boxers rage as Oluwasegun’s corpse remains in Ghana NiDCOM facilitates return of actress Jumoke George’s daughter from Mali ------------------------- *DID YOU KNOW?* * Since 1924, it has been made compulsory for Australian citizens over the age of 18 to vote in federal elections, by-elections and referendums. * There’s an ant species unique to New York City. Called ManhattAnts, biologists found them in a specific 14-block strip of the city. ------------------------- Southeast Reps Caucus demands outright cancellation of 2025 UTME Alleged defamation: Natasha petitions IGP over ‘Prof Mgbeke’, Akpabio Delta opts out of suit against Rivers emergency rule Court dismisses Shaibu’s N50b suit against ex-Governor Obaseki, others N6.9bn fraud: I’ve no case to answer, Fayose tells court N76bn fraud: Lawyer’s absence stalls AMCON ex-MD’s trial EFCC arrests 120 over ‘internet fraud’, seizes ‘26 exotic cars’ in Lagos DSS Nabs Another Kidnap Kingpin Going For Hajj Army storms bandits’ camps in Benue, destroys kingpin’s hideout Army probes ‘assault’ on detective by soldiers in Ebonyi Navy inducts new aircraft to boost counter-terror operations Joint security team rescues three kidnapped victims in Kogi forest NAFDAC busts fake healthcare providers in Rivers, arrests one FG lists rising revenue, lower debt as reform gains Capital market is anchoring $1tr economy target, says Edun Nigeria’s economic reforms on course, Bagudu tells World Bank Keyamo proposes single African air transport market FG pays Nasarawa N9.7bn for Lafia airport takeover Upgraded Oyo airport begins operations 2026 Fed Govt to deploy 90,000 km fibre optic to boost Internet connectivity NITDA to drive digital inclusion with 1,600 ICT centre NELFUND pays April upkeep allowance to loan beneficiaries Nigeria’s banking system resilient, safe, says CBN FG promotes 18 to Assistant Corps Marshal in FRSC CAC, NIBSS unveil API to deliver specialised services FRSC vows crackdown on fake driving schools Speak your language to your children, Soyinka urges Africans Bauchi varsity gets NUC accreditation for 17 courses EKSU, others secure NUC accreditation for 31 courses Tussle Over VC Deepens In Katsina Varsity As Aspirant Writes Minister Manufacturers kick as TCN awards $100m contract to Chinese firms PETROAN alarmed over prolonged Port Harcourt, Warri, Kaduna refineries’ repair Brewery sector rebounds with N1.9tn revenue Insurers begin campaign to enforce third-party policy OPS presses for rate cut as MPC convenes today Naira-for-crude deal caused reduced petrol prices – Dangote Marketers import N436bn petrol amid row with Dangote Aside poverty, fanaticism also driving insecurity in the North – MBF Compulsory voting bill violates Nigerian constitution – Falana Shadow govt: Lawyer hails DSS for challenging legality in court Tinubu’s 2027 bid: APC courts opposition govs with high-stakes offers Oyebanji’s second-term endorsement divides Ekiti APC Coalition: Obi remains with Labour Party – Obedient Movement Obi: I’m not desperate to run for office Mutfwang swears in five perm secs in Plateau Kano gov swears in new commissioner for internal security I’m laying foundation for good governance in Rivers – Ibas Sanwo-Olu swears in heads of education, power, electoral commissions Sanwo-Olu inaugurates two housing estates Gov Idris mourns ex-EFCC boss Bawa’s brother Aiyedatiwa revives abandoned Ondo children’s parliament Edo Deputy Speaker Oligbi-Edeko resigns Kaduna council re-endorses Tinubu, gov for second term Bauchi deploys fresh strategies to bolster security LASG resolves Okun-Ajah, Mayegun land dispute Lagos builds 61 roads, repairs over 1,000 Ekiti boosts water infrastructures with solar-powered facilities Kaduna urges Miyetti Allah collaboration to foster peace Ibadan, Ogbomoso monarchs reject Alaafin as permanent council chair Emir Sanusi turbans Ganduje’s nephew as village head Itsekiri youths denounce INEC’s ward delineation report, hold peace walk in Warri Police grill officer for assaulting Lagos Uber driver Niger police arrest ex-soldier, two others for abducting students Suspected Ogun ritualist nabbed for cutting baby’s head Gombe stepfather risks life jail over rape of two-year-old daughter ------------------------- *TODAY IN HISTORY* * On this day in 2006, the Three Gorges Dam, the world’s largest power station, was officially opened in China. Despite its benefits, the project remains controversial because it flooded archeological and cultural sites and displaced some 1.3 million people. * On this day in 1873, blue jeans were patented. Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis invented the garment, which today represents one of the most popular types of trousers worldwide. ------------------------- If people aren’t calling you crazy, you aren’t thinking big enough. – Richard Branson Good morning *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*
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  • ‎ *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 18/05/2025*

    After 10 Years: 11,000 IDPs Relocate As Borno Shuts Camp

    ISWAP Kills 50 Farmers In Borno

    Economic reforms: Public debt drops to $94.22b from $113b

    23 states arrive Ogun for national sports festival

    Govs, BoT kick as Saraki panel fuels fresh PDP crisis

    Death scare, oversupply drag 50kg rice price to N54,000

    Naira appreciates to N1,598.72 against Dollar

    World Bank to construct latrines for 1,500 households in Katsina

    10 inmates escape New Orleans jail through toilet hole

    Severe storms, tornadoes kill more than 25 in US

    Iraq pledges $40m to rebuild Gaza as Israeli strike kills 140

    29-year-old Nigerian-British woman becomes UK’s youngest mayor

    NAHCON airlifts 20,515 Nigerian pilgrims to Saudi Arabia in one week

    34,000 Nigerians secured US citizenship in three years – Report

    Favour Ofili sets new world record in 150m

    -------------------------
    *DID YOU KNOW?*

    * In Iran, giving the thumbs up is the same as giving the middle finger

    * Hippos can run faster than humans
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    Tinubu arrives Rome as world leaders gather for Pope Leo XIV’s inauguration

    Tinubu celebrates Mary Lar at 90, hails contributions to education

    Senate committee appoints consultant on international partnerships

    Southeast Senators query JAMB’s exam glitch

    Reps to hold public hearing on sugar development act Thursday

    Alleged $1m, £34,537 Fraud: EFCC presents Peter Okoye against ex-P-Square manager

    Soldiers sustain operations nationwide, nab wanted terrorists’ collaborators – DHQ

    DSS threat: I am not afraid to die, says Pat Utomi

    TCN begins reconstruction of collapsed towers on Kainji-Birnin Kebbi line

    Foreign investors pull out N420bn from NGX

    FG executes 1,500 water, sanitation projects nationwide in two years – Minister

    FG eyes more oil barrels from Bauchi, Gombe

    Low-sulphur crude production declines again

    FG urges cancellation of satellite campuses

    Anambra: INEC publishes particulars of candidates, urges thorough scrutiny

    Nigeria police neglected for over 40 years –NPTF Executive Secretary, Sheidu

    13,000 teachers undergo test to renew licences

    Lagos hospital pays N20m monthly for 3-hr daily electricity — Medical Director

    NiMet unions await minister’s intervention after suspending strike

    NDPHC, partners to deploy 20MW solar power in Kano

    My Father Was Jailed For Insisting I Go To School – Atiku

    Wike dismisses 2027 presidential bid rumours, pledges loyalty to Tinubu

    UNIZIK gets new Acting VC

    Education is game changer, says Atiku as AUN holds 16th graduation ceremony

    NANS urges FG to intervene in FUOYE management crisis

    Kwankwaso denies saying Tinubu asked him to join APC

    I’m waiting for PDP to zone presidency to South — Wike

    Labour Party honours Obi of Onitsha as unity icon

    Lagos LG polls: Abure-led LP faction elects 26 chairmanship candidates

    2027: Northwest APC endorse Tinubu for continuity

    APC wasn’t forged out of convenience, but conviction – Al-Makura

    YPP candidate Chukwuma raises the alarm over lawyer’s killing in Anambra

    Nobody can stop Tinubu’s re-election in 2027 – Jandor

    Avoid bringing shame to Abia, Otti charges intending pilgrims

    Bauchi gov appoints 7 Perm Secs

    Sokoto to sustain liquor, intoxicants crackdown, says Aliyu

    2025 Ibadan Cultural Festival: We’ll give traditional rulers their due – Makinde

    A’Ibom gov vows to fire commissioners who abandon official duties

    Insecurity: Zulum declares Monday fasting, prayer day

    Zulum bans tree felling, declares sanitation day

    Kano gov suspends aide over comment on alleged Kwankwaso’s defection

    Adeleke orders review of ‘shoddy’ road project after community protest

    Niger doles out N822m to boost community projects across 274 wards

    Katsina to host national statistics meeting on state GDP

    Bauchi approves new salary, welfare package to lure doctors, health workers

    Lagos rejects smelly, mosquito-infested city claims

    Kogi traditional healers to sanction members aiding criminals, yahoo-boys

    Bandits abduct 20 in Zamfara midnight raid

    Police begin probe as stray bullet kills varsity student in Benue

    Body found hanging on tree in Anambra bush, police begin probe

    Gas explosion kills two, injures six in Anambra market

    Teen accidentally shoots, kills younger sister with father’s gun in Delta

    Ondo traditional ruler docked for flogging villagers

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    *TODAY IN HISTORY*

    * On this day in 1804, Napoleon Bonaparte was appointed Emperor of the French. Even today, the French leader, a native of Corsica, is widely known for his successful military campaigns – and his final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo.

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    Believe only half of what you see and nothing that you hear. – Edgar Allan Poe

    Good morning


    *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*
    ‎ *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 18/05/2025* After 10 Years: 11,000 IDPs Relocate As Borno Shuts Camp ISWAP Kills 50 Farmers In Borno Economic reforms: Public debt drops to $94.22b from $113b 23 states arrive Ogun for national sports festival Govs, BoT kick as Saraki panel fuels fresh PDP crisis Death scare, oversupply drag 50kg rice price to N54,000 Naira appreciates to N1,598.72 against Dollar World Bank to construct latrines for 1,500 households in Katsina 10 inmates escape New Orleans jail through toilet hole Severe storms, tornadoes kill more than 25 in US Iraq pledges $40m to rebuild Gaza as Israeli strike kills 140 29-year-old Nigerian-British woman becomes UK’s youngest mayor NAHCON airlifts 20,515 Nigerian pilgrims to Saudi Arabia in one week 34,000 Nigerians secured US citizenship in three years – Report Favour Ofili sets new world record in 150m ------------------------- *DID YOU KNOW?* * In Iran, giving the thumbs up is the same as giving the middle finger * Hippos can run faster than humans ------------------------- Tinubu arrives Rome as world leaders gather for Pope Leo XIV’s inauguration Tinubu celebrates Mary Lar at 90, hails contributions to education Senate committee appoints consultant on international partnerships Southeast Senators query JAMB’s exam glitch Reps to hold public hearing on sugar development act Thursday Alleged $1m, £34,537 Fraud: EFCC presents Peter Okoye against ex-P-Square manager Soldiers sustain operations nationwide, nab wanted terrorists’ collaborators – DHQ DSS threat: I am not afraid to die, says Pat Utomi TCN begins reconstruction of collapsed towers on Kainji-Birnin Kebbi line Foreign investors pull out N420bn from NGX FG executes 1,500 water, sanitation projects nationwide in two years – Minister FG eyes more oil barrels from Bauchi, Gombe Low-sulphur crude production declines again FG urges cancellation of satellite campuses Anambra: INEC publishes particulars of candidates, urges thorough scrutiny Nigeria police neglected for over 40 years –NPTF Executive Secretary, Sheidu 13,000 teachers undergo test to renew licences Lagos hospital pays N20m monthly for 3-hr daily electricity — Medical Director NiMet unions await minister’s intervention after suspending strike NDPHC, partners to deploy 20MW solar power in Kano My Father Was Jailed For Insisting I Go To School – Atiku Wike dismisses 2027 presidential bid rumours, pledges loyalty to Tinubu UNIZIK gets new Acting VC Education is game changer, says Atiku as AUN holds 16th graduation ceremony NANS urges FG to intervene in FUOYE management crisis Kwankwaso denies saying Tinubu asked him to join APC I’m waiting for PDP to zone presidency to South — Wike Labour Party honours Obi of Onitsha as unity icon Lagos LG polls: Abure-led LP faction elects 26 chairmanship candidates 2027: Northwest APC endorse Tinubu for continuity APC wasn’t forged out of convenience, but conviction – Al-Makura YPP candidate Chukwuma raises the alarm over lawyer’s killing in Anambra Nobody can stop Tinubu’s re-election in 2027 – Jandor Avoid bringing shame to Abia, Otti charges intending pilgrims Bauchi gov appoints 7 Perm Secs Sokoto to sustain liquor, intoxicants crackdown, says Aliyu 2025 Ibadan Cultural Festival: We’ll give traditional rulers their due – Makinde A’Ibom gov vows to fire commissioners who abandon official duties Insecurity: Zulum declares Monday fasting, prayer day Zulum bans tree felling, declares sanitation day Kano gov suspends aide over comment on alleged Kwankwaso’s defection Adeleke orders review of ‘shoddy’ road project after community protest Niger doles out N822m to boost community projects across 274 wards Katsina to host national statistics meeting on state GDP Bauchi approves new salary, welfare package to lure doctors, health workers Lagos rejects smelly, mosquito-infested city claims Kogi traditional healers to sanction members aiding criminals, yahoo-boys Bandits abduct 20 in Zamfara midnight raid Police begin probe as stray bullet kills varsity student in Benue Body found hanging on tree in Anambra bush, police begin probe Gas explosion kills two, injures six in Anambra market Teen accidentally shoots, kills younger sister with father’s gun in Delta Ondo traditional ruler docked for flogging villagers ------------------------- *TODAY IN HISTORY* * On this day in 1804, Napoleon Bonaparte was appointed Emperor of the French. Even today, the French leader, a native of Corsica, is widely known for his successful military campaigns – and his final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo. ------------------------- Believe only half of what you see and nothing that you hear. – Edgar Allan Poe Good morning *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*
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  • ‎ *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 18/05/2025*

    After 10 Years: 11,000 IDPs Relocate As Borno Shuts Camp

    ISWAP Kills 50 Farmers In Borno

    Economic reforms: Public debt drops to $94.22b from $113b

    23 states arrive Ogun for national sports festival

    Govs, BoT kick as Saraki panel fuels fresh PDP crisis

    Death scare, oversupply drag 50kg rice price to N54,000

    Naira appreciates to N1,598.72 against Dollar

    World Bank to construct latrines for 1,500 households in Katsina

    10 inmates escape New Orleans jail through toilet hole

    Severe storms, tornadoes kill more than 25 in US

    Iraq pledges $40m to rebuild Gaza as Israeli strike kills 140

    29-year-old Nigerian-British woman becomes UK’s youngest mayor

    NAHCON airlifts 20,515 Nigerian pilgrims to Saudi Arabia in one week

    34,000 Nigerians secured US citizenship in three years – Report

    Favour Ofili sets new world record in 150m

    -------------------------
    *DID YOU KNOW?*

    * In Iran, giving the thumbs up is the same as giving the middle finger

    * Hippos can run faster than humans
    -------------------------

    Tinubu arrives Rome as world leaders gather for Pope Leo XIV’s inauguration

    Tinubu celebrates Mary Lar at 90, hails contributions to education

    Senate committee appoints consultant on international partnerships

    Southeast Senators query JAMB’s exam glitch

    Reps to hold public hearing on sugar development act Thursday

    Alleged $1m, £34,537 Fraud: EFCC presents Peter Okoye against ex-P-Square manager

    Soldiers sustain operations nationwide, nab wanted terrorists’ collaborators – DHQ

    DSS threat: I am not afraid to die, says Pat Utomi

    TCN begins reconstruction of collapsed towers on Kainji-Birnin Kebbi line

    Foreign investors pull out N420bn from NGX

    FG executes 1,500 water, sanitation projects nationwide in two years – Minister

    FG eyes more oil barrels from Bauchi, Gombe

    Low-sulphur crude production declines again

    FG urges cancellation of satellite campuses

    Anambra: INEC publishes particulars of candidates, urges thorough scrutiny

    Nigeria police neglected for over 40 years –NPTF Executive Secretary, Sheidu

    13,000 teachers undergo test to renew licences

    Lagos hospital pays N20m monthly for 3-hr daily electricity — Medical Director

    NiMet unions await minister’s intervention after suspending strike

    NDPHC, partners to deploy 20MW solar power in Kano

    My Father Was Jailed For Insisting I Go To School – Atiku

    Wike dismisses 2027 presidential bid rumours, pledges loyalty to Tinubu

    UNIZIK gets new Acting VC

    Education is game changer, says Atiku as AUN holds 16th graduation ceremony

    NANS urges FG to intervene in FUOYE management crisis

    Kwankwaso denies saying Tinubu asked him to join APC

    I’m waiting for PDP to zone presidency to South — Wike

    Labour Party honours Obi of Onitsha as unity icon

    Lagos LG polls: Abure-led LP faction elects 26 chairmanship candidates

    2027: Northwest APC endorse Tinubu for continuity

    APC wasn’t forged out of convenience, but conviction – Al-Makura

    YPP candidate Chukwuma raises the alarm over lawyer’s killing in Anambra

    Nobody can stop Tinubu’s re-election in 2027 – Jandor

    Avoid bringing shame to Abia, Otti charges intending pilgrims

    Bauchi gov appoints 7 Perm Secs

    Sokoto to sustain liquor, intoxicants crackdown, says Aliyu

    2025 Ibadan Cultural Festival: We’ll give traditional rulers their due – Makinde

    A’Ibom gov vows to fire commissioners who abandon official duties

    Insecurity: Zulum declares Monday fasting, prayer day

    Zulum bans tree felling, declares sanitation day

    Kano gov suspends aide over comment on alleged Kwankwaso’s defection

    Adeleke orders review of ‘shoddy’ road project after community protest

    Niger doles out N822m to boost community projects across 274 wards

    Katsina to host national statistics meeting on state GDP

    Bauchi approves new salary, welfare package to lure doctors, health workers

    Lagos rejects smelly, mosquito-infested city claims

    Kogi traditional healers to sanction members aiding criminals, yahoo-boys

    Bandits abduct 20 in Zamfara midnight raid

    Police begin probe as stray bullet kills varsity student in Benue

    Body found hanging on tree in Anambra bush, police begin probe

    Gas explosion kills two, injures six in Anambra market

    Teen accidentally shoots, kills younger sister with father’s gun in Delta

    Ondo traditional ruler docked for flogging villagers

    -------------------------

    *TODAY IN HISTORY*

    * On this day in 1804, Napoleon Bonaparte was appointed Emperor of the French. Even today, the French leader, a native of Corsica, is widely known for his successful military campaigns – and his final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo.

    -------------------------

    Believe only half of what you see and nothing that you hear. – Edgar Allan Poe

    Good morning


    *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*
    ‎ *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 18/05/2025* After 10 Years: 11,000 IDPs Relocate As Borno Shuts Camp ISWAP Kills 50 Farmers In Borno Economic reforms: Public debt drops to $94.22b from $113b 23 states arrive Ogun for national sports festival Govs, BoT kick as Saraki panel fuels fresh PDP crisis Death scare, oversupply drag 50kg rice price to N54,000 Naira appreciates to N1,598.72 against Dollar World Bank to construct latrines for 1,500 households in Katsina 10 inmates escape New Orleans jail through toilet hole Severe storms, tornadoes kill more than 25 in US Iraq pledges $40m to rebuild Gaza as Israeli strike kills 140 29-year-old Nigerian-British woman becomes UK’s youngest mayor NAHCON airlifts 20,515 Nigerian pilgrims to Saudi Arabia in one week 34,000 Nigerians secured US citizenship in three years – Report Favour Ofili sets new world record in 150m ------------------------- *DID YOU KNOW?* * In Iran, giving the thumbs up is the same as giving the middle finger * Hippos can run faster than humans ------------------------- Tinubu arrives Rome as world leaders gather for Pope Leo XIV’s inauguration Tinubu celebrates Mary Lar at 90, hails contributions to education Senate committee appoints consultant on international partnerships Southeast Senators query JAMB’s exam glitch Reps to hold public hearing on sugar development act Thursday Alleged $1m, £34,537 Fraud: EFCC presents Peter Okoye against ex-P-Square manager Soldiers sustain operations nationwide, nab wanted terrorists’ collaborators – DHQ DSS threat: I am not afraid to die, says Pat Utomi TCN begins reconstruction of collapsed towers on Kainji-Birnin Kebbi line Foreign investors pull out N420bn from NGX FG executes 1,500 water, sanitation projects nationwide in two years – Minister FG eyes more oil barrels from Bauchi, Gombe Low-sulphur crude production declines again FG urges cancellation of satellite campuses Anambra: INEC publishes particulars of candidates, urges thorough scrutiny Nigeria police neglected for over 40 years –NPTF Executive Secretary, Sheidu 13,000 teachers undergo test to renew licences Lagos hospital pays N20m monthly for 3-hr daily electricity — Medical Director NiMet unions await minister’s intervention after suspending strike NDPHC, partners to deploy 20MW solar power in Kano My Father Was Jailed For Insisting I Go To School – Atiku Wike dismisses 2027 presidential bid rumours, pledges loyalty to Tinubu UNIZIK gets new Acting VC Education is game changer, says Atiku as AUN holds 16th graduation ceremony NANS urges FG to intervene in FUOYE management crisis Kwankwaso denies saying Tinubu asked him to join APC I’m waiting for PDP to zone presidency to South — Wike Labour Party honours Obi of Onitsha as unity icon Lagos LG polls: Abure-led LP faction elects 26 chairmanship candidates 2027: Northwest APC endorse Tinubu for continuity APC wasn’t forged out of convenience, but conviction – Al-Makura YPP candidate Chukwuma raises the alarm over lawyer’s killing in Anambra Nobody can stop Tinubu’s re-election in 2027 – Jandor Avoid bringing shame to Abia, Otti charges intending pilgrims Bauchi gov appoints 7 Perm Secs Sokoto to sustain liquor, intoxicants crackdown, says Aliyu 2025 Ibadan Cultural Festival: We’ll give traditional rulers their due – Makinde A’Ibom gov vows to fire commissioners who abandon official duties Insecurity: Zulum declares Monday fasting, prayer day Zulum bans tree felling, declares sanitation day Kano gov suspends aide over comment on alleged Kwankwaso’s defection Adeleke orders review of ‘shoddy’ road project after community protest Niger doles out N822m to boost community projects across 274 wards Katsina to host national statistics meeting on state GDP Bauchi approves new salary, welfare package to lure doctors, health workers Lagos rejects smelly, mosquito-infested city claims Kogi traditional healers to sanction members aiding criminals, yahoo-boys Bandits abduct 20 in Zamfara midnight raid Police begin probe as stray bullet kills varsity student in Benue Body found hanging on tree in Anambra bush, police begin probe Gas explosion kills two, injures six in Anambra market Teen accidentally shoots, kills younger sister with father’s gun in Delta Ondo traditional ruler docked for flogging villagers ------------------------- *TODAY IN HISTORY* * On this day in 1804, Napoleon Bonaparte was appointed Emperor of the French. Even today, the French leader, a native of Corsica, is widely known for his successful military campaigns – and his final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo. ------------------------- Believe only half of what you see and nothing that you hear. – Edgar Allan Poe Good morning *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*
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  • WHAT TRUMP JUST DID (AND WHY THE WORLD’S SHAKING FROM IT)

    While the Left obsessed over headlines and gender pronouns, President Donald J. Trump spent the last 7 days doing what real leaders do: saving lives, reasserting America’s power, and getting results.

    Here’s everything they don’t want you to know:

    1. He Stopped a Nuclear War Between India and Pakistan

    Things got hot in Kashmir. Really hot. Both sides were mobilizing. Nukes were on the table.

    Trump stepped in. Quietly. Firmly. And brought both sides back from the edge.

    Pakistan thanked him publicly. India pretended they did it alone — but insiders know who made the calls that saved the world.

    That’s not diplomacy. That’s deterrence with teeth.

    2. He’s Bringing Putin to the Negotiating Table

    There’s a peace summit being arranged in Turkey. Ukraine’s in. Russia’s sending delegates. Trump says he’ll go himself.

    Just his presence is enough to move the needle. Putin, for the first time, isn’t slamming the door shut.

    Biden couldn’t even get a voicemail returned. Trump is reshaping the battlefield by showing up.

    3. He Hammered China — Got Them to Blink

    Trump forced China to the table:
    • 90-day pause in the tariff war
    • Immediate cuts to key tariffs
    • A crackdown on fentanyl exports to the U.S.

    Let’s be clear: Trump’s the first American president to actually get China to move on fentanyl. Not talk. Not task forces. Action.

    4. $600 Billion Saudi Investment Secured

    In Riyadh, Trump locked down the biggest economic deal in U.S.–Saudi history:
    • $142 billion arms deal (massive boost to U.S. manufacturing)
    • Over $600 billion in new investments into American infrastructure, energy, and tech

    It’s a triple win: jobs, energy independence, and a Middle East that fears us again — not the other way around.

    5. $200 Billion Boeing Deal from Qatar

    Trump helped land a mega-contract between Qatar Airways and Boeing for 210 jets — worth over $200 billion.

    That deal:
    • Revives Boeing
    • Puts Americans back to work
    • Strengthens our aerospace edge over China

    And it wouldn’t have happened under a DEI-obsessed, apology-driven administration.

    6. He Lifted Sanctions on Syria — With a Hidden Blow to Iran

    Trump lifted select U.S. sanctions on Syria — but only after securing conditions to:
    • Expel Iranian-backed militias
    • Rebuild with Gulf money, not Russian or Iranian influence

    It’s a strategic strike against Iran’s grip on the region. He didn’t fire a missile. He just cut their legs out from under them with deals and pressure.

    7. He Brought the Last American Hostage Home from Gaza

    While Biden stood back and hoped, Trump made a direct diplomatic push through Egypt and Qatar to get the final American hostage — a 26-year-old aid worker — released from Hamas.

    And he succeeded. Quietly. No ransom. No deal with terrorists. Just leverage.

    This wasn’t just a headline. This was a message: You harm an American, you pay.

    8. Gas, Groceries, and Eggs — All Cheaper This Week

    Thanks to Trump’s trade wins and Middle East diplomacy:
    • National gas average dropped to $3.13
    • Grocery prices fell 0.4% — biggest drop in 5 years
    • Egg prices crashed 12.7% — fastest decline since 1984

    This isn’t stimulus checks. This is real economic policy that works.

    9. Inflation Is Cooling, Markets Are Up
    • CPI is holding steady at 2.3%
    • S&P 500 just passed 5,900 — fully rebounding
    • Investor confidence is roaring back

    People are finally catching their breath again.

    10. He Just Cracked the Back of Big Pharma

    Trump signed an executive order that:
    • Ties drug prices to what countries like Canada and Germany pay
    • Forces direct-to-consumer pricing
    • Cuts middlemen out of the equation

    Drug prices may drop 30–80%. And for once, the courts can’t block it.

    11. Doubled Down on School Choice

    He declared Charter Schools Week and reminded every American parent: Your kid’s future belongs to you — not some woke school board.

    12. 150 Executive Orders and Counting

    In just over 100 days, Trump has:
    • Dismantled Biden’s DEI infrastructure
    • Streamlined bloated federal agencies
    • Relaunched energy independence
    • Cut off foreign influence in domestic policy

    This is what rebuilding America looks like — brick by brick, signature by signature.

    THE BOTTOM LINE:

    In one week, Trump:
    • Averted a nuclear war
    • Brought Putin to the table
    • Shut down China’s fentanyl pipeline
    • Crushed grocery and gas prices
    • Landed $800B+ in foreign investments
    • Reasserted U.S. dominance in aerospace
    • Cut Iran’s influence
    • Freed an American hostage
    • Lowered drug prices
    • Protected your kids’ schools
    • Reignited the economy

    That’s what real leadership looks like. No teleprompter. No stutters. No apologies. Just America First — again.
    WHAT TRUMP JUST DID (AND WHY THE WORLD’S SHAKING FROM IT) While the Left obsessed over headlines and gender pronouns, President Donald J. Trump spent the last 7 days doing what real leaders do: saving lives, reasserting America’s power, and getting results. Here’s everything they don’t want you to know: 1. He Stopped a Nuclear War Between India and Pakistan Things got hot in Kashmir. Really hot. Both sides were mobilizing. Nukes were on the table. Trump stepped in. Quietly. Firmly. And brought both sides back from the edge. Pakistan thanked him publicly. India pretended they did it alone — but insiders know who made the calls that saved the world. That’s not diplomacy. That’s deterrence with teeth. 2. He’s Bringing Putin to the Negotiating Table There’s a peace summit being arranged in Turkey. Ukraine’s in. Russia’s sending delegates. Trump says he’ll go himself. Just his presence is enough to move the needle. Putin, for the first time, isn’t slamming the door shut. Biden couldn’t even get a voicemail returned. Trump is reshaping the battlefield by showing up. 3. He Hammered China — Got Them to Blink Trump forced China to the table: • 90-day pause in the tariff war • Immediate cuts to key tariffs • A crackdown on fentanyl exports to the U.S. Let’s be clear: Trump’s the first American president to actually get China to move on fentanyl. Not talk. Not task forces. Action. 4. $600 Billion Saudi Investment Secured In Riyadh, Trump locked down the biggest economic deal in U.S.–Saudi history: • $142 billion arms deal (massive boost to U.S. manufacturing) • Over $600 billion in new investments into American infrastructure, energy, and tech It’s a triple win: jobs, energy independence, and a Middle East that fears us again — not the other way around. 5. $200 Billion Boeing Deal from Qatar Trump helped land a mega-contract between Qatar Airways and Boeing for 210 jets — worth over $200 billion. That deal: • Revives Boeing • Puts Americans back to work • Strengthens our aerospace edge over China And it wouldn’t have happened under a DEI-obsessed, apology-driven administration. 6. He Lifted Sanctions on Syria — With a Hidden Blow to Iran Trump lifted select U.S. sanctions on Syria — but only after securing conditions to: • Expel Iranian-backed militias • Rebuild with Gulf money, not Russian or Iranian influence It’s a strategic strike against Iran’s grip on the region. He didn’t fire a missile. He just cut their legs out from under them with deals and pressure. 7. He Brought the Last American Hostage Home from Gaza While Biden stood back and hoped, Trump made a direct diplomatic push through Egypt and Qatar to get the final American hostage — a 26-year-old aid worker — released from Hamas. And he succeeded. Quietly. No ransom. No deal with terrorists. Just leverage. This wasn’t just a headline. This was a message: You harm an American, you pay. 8. Gas, Groceries, and Eggs — All Cheaper This Week Thanks to Trump’s trade wins and Middle East diplomacy: • National gas average dropped to $3.13 • Grocery prices fell 0.4% — biggest drop in 5 years • Egg prices crashed 12.7% — fastest decline since 1984 This isn’t stimulus checks. This is real economic policy that works. 9. Inflation Is Cooling, Markets Are Up • CPI is holding steady at 2.3% • S&P 500 just passed 5,900 — fully rebounding • Investor confidence is roaring back People are finally catching their breath again. 10. He Just Cracked the Back of Big Pharma Trump signed an executive order that: • Ties drug prices to what countries like Canada and Germany pay • Forces direct-to-consumer pricing • Cuts middlemen out of the equation Drug prices may drop 30–80%. And for once, the courts can’t block it. 11. Doubled Down on School Choice He declared Charter Schools Week and reminded every American parent: Your kid’s future belongs to you — not some woke school board. 12. 150 Executive Orders and Counting In just over 100 days, Trump has: • Dismantled Biden’s DEI infrastructure • Streamlined bloated federal agencies • Relaunched energy independence • Cut off foreign influence in domestic policy This is what rebuilding America looks like — brick by brick, signature by signature. THE BOTTOM LINE: In one week, Trump: • Averted a nuclear war • Brought Putin to the table • Shut down China’s fentanyl pipeline • Crushed grocery and gas prices • Landed $800B+ in foreign investments • Reasserted U.S. dominance in aerospace • Cut Iran’s influence • Freed an American hostage • Lowered drug prices • Protected your kids’ schools • Reignited the economy That’s what real leadership looks like. No teleprompter. No stutters. No apologies. Just America First — again.
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  • @realDonaldTrump has lifted sanctions on Syria. Does anyone still doubt that this man is a force for good?

    He is also in talks with Iran and the Houthis, he is allowing Saudi Arabia to have a nuclear programme without recognising Israel and he is negotiating directly with Hamas which has resulted in the releaese of the last American/Israeli hostage just two days ago.

    Most importantly he has also said “we’ve got to be good to Gaza. Those people are suffering. We’re gonna take care of that. There’s a very big need for medicine and food and we’re taking care of that. We are pushing the Israelis.”

    This represents a dramatic and significant shift in U.S. foreign policy and it is commendable.

    God is using this man to bring peace and justice to the Middle East and indeed to the wider world (e.g. his efforts to end the India/Pakistan war and Ukraine/Russia conflict) just as I said he would.
    Slowly but surely things are getting better.

    @netanyahu must be very worried because Israel has been isolated. Glory be to God!

    (FFK)
    @realDonaldTrump has lifted sanctions on Syria. Does anyone still doubt that this man is a force for good? He is also in talks with Iran and the Houthis, he is allowing Saudi Arabia to have a nuclear programme without recognising Israel and he is negotiating directly with Hamas which has resulted in the releaese of the last American/Israeli hostage just two days ago. Most importantly he has also said “we’ve got to be good to Gaza. Those people are suffering. We’re gonna take care of that. There’s a very big need for medicine and food and we’re taking care of that. We are pushing the Israelis.” This represents a dramatic and significant shift in U.S. foreign policy and it is commendable. God is using this man to bring peace and justice to the Middle East and indeed to the wider world (e.g. his efforts to end the India/Pakistan war and Ukraine/Russia conflict) just as I said he would. Slowly but surely things are getting better. @netanyahu must be very worried because Israel has been isolated. Glory be to God! (FFK)
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  • @realDonaldTrump has lifted sanctions on Syria. Does anyone still doubt that this man is a force for good?

    He is also in talks with Iran and the Houthis, he is allowing Saudi Arabia to have a nuclear programme without recognising Israel and he is negotiating directly with Hamas which has resulted in the releaese of the last American/Israeli hostage just two days ago.

    Most importantly he has also said “we’ve got to be good to Gaza. Those people are suffering. We’re gonna take care of that. There’s a very big need for medicine and food and we’re taking care of that. We are pushing the Israelis.”

    This represents a dramatic and significant shift in U.S. foreign policy and it is commendable.

    God is using this man to bring peace and justice to the Middle East and indeed to the wider world (e.g. his efforts to end the India/Pakistan war and Ukraine/Russia conflict) just as I said he would.
    Slowly but surely things are getting better.

    @netanyahu must be very worried because Israel has been isolated. Glory be to God!

    (FFK)
    @realDonaldTrump has lifted sanctions on Syria. Does anyone still doubt that this man is a force for good? He is also in talks with Iran and the Houthis, he is allowing Saudi Arabia to have a nuclear programme without recognising Israel and he is negotiating directly with Hamas which has resulted in the releaese of the last American/Israeli hostage just two days ago. Most importantly he has also said “we’ve got to be good to Gaza. Those people are suffering. We’re gonna take care of that. There’s a very big need for medicine and food and we’re taking care of that. We are pushing the Israelis.” This represents a dramatic and significant shift in U.S. foreign policy and it is commendable. God is using this man to bring peace and justice to the Middle East and indeed to the wider world (e.g. his efforts to end the India/Pakistan war and Ukraine/Russia conflict) just as I said he would. Slowly but surely things are getting better. @netanyahu must be very worried because Israel has been isolated. Glory be to God! (FFK)
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  • *SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 14/05/2025*

    Boko Haram Kills 4 Soldiers In Renewed Onslaught On Military Bases

    Mass failure: JAMB, VCs to review UTME results Thursday

    CBN unveils diaspora BVN platform, targets $1bn monthly remittances

    Repairs: Ijora-Marine Bridge to be shut for 21 days

    Three Kebbi senators formally defect to APC

    Tunde Ednut becomes US citizen, receives presidential lifetime achievement award

    Uruguay’s ex-president Mujica dies at 89

    Controversy Over Qatar’s $400m Jet Gift To Trump

    Macron threatens fresh sanctions if Russia rejects Ukraine ceasefire

    Netanyahu vows full-scale military push in Gaza amid hostage talks

    Ghana president tells firms to pump oil ‘like there’s no tomorrow’

    Russia denies exploitation of Nigerian women in factories

    Nigeria’s FX inflow under threat as US mulls 5% tax on diaspora remittances

    Wike, Umahi to showcase Tinubu’s achievements in London

    US shares Wigwe’s helicopter crash report with FG
    -----------------------------
    *DID YOU KNOW?*

    * In December 2013, Uruguay became the first country in the world to legalize the sale, cultivation, and distribution of recreational cannabis, putting it at the forefront of a growing list of nations that have liberalized their cannabis laws in recent years.

    * The word ‘vaccine’ is derived from the Latin word for cow (vacca).
    -----------------------------

    I won’t be distracted from doing what’s right — Tinubu

    Tinubu, Akpabio, govs pay Clark final respect

    Tinubu hails Adeleke at 65, praises his pan-Nigerian outlook

    Shettima to IsDB: Nigeria is ripe for investment

    Tinubu not forcing lawmakers to defect to APC — Senate leader

    Senate seeks deployment of more troops to N’East to curb Boko Haram resurgence

    Senate amends regional commission acts to allow more executive appointments

    Bill to convert YABATECH to varsity scales second reading in Senate

    Porous borders threaten Nigeria’s security — Speaker Abbas

    Reps plan inter-university centres as beneficiaries of TETFund funding

    Reps reject bills on rotational presidency, INEC’s power to register political parties

    Court condemns Natasha’s wrong use of social media

    Court to deliver judgment on Natasha’s suspension case June 27

    Ganduje loses bid to quash $413,000, N1.8bn bribery charges

    N5.5b suit: SERAP’s false allegations cast our officials in bad light – DSS tells court

    INTERPOL nabs Canadian, Nigerian for suspected fraud in Abuja

    EFCC arrests Fred Ajudua over alleged $1.43m fraud

    CDS commend troops on operational achievements in North-west

    NAF to induct new aircraft May 16, donates hospital to Nasarawa community

    Police oppose IPoB’s Biafra Day lockdown

    Police rearrest escaped suspected kidnapper of Anambra lawmaker

    Police deny airlifting food items to bandits

    Police demote sergeant, reprimand two others over alleged assault

    Nigeria needs $10bn annually to fix power sector crisis – Adelabu

    Nigeria’s new crude blend, Obodo, enters market

    FG promises 20,000 affordable housing units

    Oyetola signs performance bonds with heads of NIMASA, NIWA, NSC, others

    FG lists N4.3bn savings bonds on NGX

    Fed govt integrates AI into curriculum

    Rural electrification attracted N5.8bn private investment – REA

    NiMET predicts heavy rainfall, warns of cholera outbreaks

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    FG picks NACCIMA boss, others for African Union MSME Forum

    NAFDAC seizes N47m fake toothpaste, spaghetti, others in Niger market

    Cash transfer missed millions of needy Nigerians – W’Bank

    Nigeria, W’Bank project reclaims degraded land

    Flooding: NEMA begs Uzodimma for emergency response equipment

    NOA warns corps members against shortcut to wealth

    Govt saved N31bn through demurrage automation – NSC

    Obasanjo, Atiku, Sambo, Others In Abuja As Sule Lamido Launches Autobiography

    FG voided June 12 to avoid paying Abiola N45bn – Lamido

    Settle FG’s N45bn Debt To Abiola’s Family, Lamido Tells Tinubu

    FCTA bus terminals will curb ‘one chance’ menace – Wike

    NUC accredits fresh courses for Unilorin, LASUSTECH

    Bauchi teaching hospital probes patient’s death

    UTME: Psychologists urge action after Lagos student suicide

    Cultism, social media abuse cause for UTME failures — POCACOV

    Iniquity has brought Nigeria to where it is today – PFN President

    Tinubu committed to S’East dev – IPOB lawyer

    NANTA visits Turkish airline, seeks partnership

    Julius Berger vows to tackle Lagos traffic congestion

    Lasaco, Lagos disburse N978m to families of deceased civil servants

    Nine banks earn N2.3tn interest on N61.6tn loans

    Dangote refinery cancels June maintenance – Report

    Oshiomhole calls Atiku defection expert, asks him to write a book

    PDP tackles Uzodimma over N2. 1bn spent on Hajj, party

    PDP may not survive till 2027 — Suswam warns

    I’ll support Tinubu any day, any time, any how — Gov Sule

    Tinubu’s second term non-negotiable, says Okpebholo

    Otti approves immediate employment for 19 tech graduates

    Makinde launches Oyo free medical mission

    Sanwo-Olu hosts Guinness World Record holder, Ayelabola Ololade

    Sanwo-Olu’s wife, foundation fund free paediatric surgeries

    Oyo Assembly seeks mandatory ID verification, guest logs in hotels to curb cybercrime

    Osun Assembly passes vote of confidence in Adeleke

    Nasarawa Assembly passes bill to regulate mining activities

    Abia govt acquires Aba mega mall

    Zamfara disburses N33.6bn World Bank empowerment fund

    Ekiti begins recruitment of over 500 Amotekun, Agro-Marshals Corps

    Lagos unveils bus reform initiative to transform public transport

    Abuja barber to attempt Guinness World Record for longest haircut marathon

    Ogun female broadcaster slumps, dies at work

    Edo youths back Okpebholo’s crackdown on cultism

    25 Imo communities reject inclusion in proposed Orlu State

    Rivers women protest kidnapping of eight WAEC students

    Another Niger Delta varsity graduate killed in Bayelsa cult clash

    How I killed Delta PoS operator over N10,000 – Hotel manager

    16-year-old female student fakes own kidnap, demands ₦2m ransom

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    *TODAY IN HISTORY*

    * On this day in 2013, Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan declared a state of emergency in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states after a series of deadly attacks by Islamist militant groups.

    * On this day in 1948, Israel became an independent state. The announcement by Prime Minister, David Ben-Gurion, triggered a 10-month armed conflict known as the Arab-Israeli War of 1948. It started the day after the proclamation as troops of Egypt, Syria, Transjordan and Iraq invaded the young nation.

    -----------------------------

    Patience is the companion of wisdom. – Saint Augustine

    Good morning


    *Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*
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* In December 2013, Uruguay became the first country in the world to legalize the sale, cultivation, and distribution of recreational cannabis, putting it at the forefront of a growing list of nations that have liberalized their cannabis laws in recent years. * The word ‘vaccine’ is derived from the Latin word for cow (vacca). ----------------------------- I won’t be distracted from doing what’s right — Tinubu Tinubu, Akpabio, govs pay Clark final respect Tinubu hails Adeleke at 65, praises his pan-Nigerian outlook Shettima to IsDB: Nigeria is ripe for investment Tinubu not forcing lawmakers to defect to APC — Senate leader Senate seeks deployment of more troops to N’East to curb Boko Haram resurgence Senate amends regional commission acts to allow more executive appointments Bill to convert YABATECH to varsity scales second reading in Senate Porous borders threaten Nigeria’s security — Speaker Abbas Reps plan inter-university centres as beneficiaries of TETFund funding Reps reject bills on rotational presidency, INEC’s power to register political parties Court condemns Natasha’s wrong use of social media Court to deliver judgment on Natasha’s suspension case June 27 Ganduje loses bid to quash $413,000, N1.8bn bribery charges N5.5b suit: SERAP’s false allegations cast our officials in bad light – DSS tells court INTERPOL nabs Canadian, Nigerian for suspected fraud in Abuja EFCC arrests Fred Ajudua over alleged $1.43m fraud CDS commend troops on operational achievements in North-west NAF to induct new aircraft May 16, donates hospital to Nasarawa community Police oppose IPoB’s Biafra Day lockdown Police rearrest escaped suspected kidnapper of Anambra lawmaker Police deny airlifting food items to bandits Police demote sergeant, reprimand two others over alleged assault Nigeria needs $10bn annually to fix power sector crisis – Adelabu Nigeria’s new crude blend, Obodo, enters market FG promises 20,000 affordable housing units Oyetola signs performance bonds with 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Unilorin, LASUSTECH Bauchi teaching hospital probes patient’s death UTME: Psychologists urge action after Lagos student suicide Cultism, social media abuse cause for UTME failures — POCACOV Iniquity has brought Nigeria to where it is today – PFN President Tinubu committed to S’East dev – IPOB lawyer NANTA visits Turkish airline, seeks partnership Julius Berger vows to tackle Lagos traffic congestion Lasaco, Lagos disburse N978m to families of deceased civil servants Nine banks earn N2.3tn interest on N61.6tn loans Dangote refinery cancels June maintenance – Report Oshiomhole calls Atiku defection expert, asks him to write a book PDP tackles Uzodimma over N2. 1bn spent on Hajj, party PDP may not survive till 2027 — Suswam warns I’ll support Tinubu any day, any time, any how — Gov Sule Tinubu’s second term non-negotiable, says Okpebholo Otti approves immediate employment for 19 tech graduates Makinde launches Oyo free medical mission Sanwo-Olu hosts Guinness World Record holder, Ayelabola Ololade Sanwo-Olu’s wife, foundation fund free paediatric surgeries Oyo Assembly seeks mandatory ID verification, guest logs in hotels to curb cybercrime Osun Assembly passes vote of confidence in Adeleke Nasarawa Assembly passes bill to regulate mining activities Abia govt acquires Aba mega mall Zamfara disburses N33.6bn World Bank empowerment fund Ekiti begins recruitment of over 500 Amotekun, Agro-Marshals Corps Lagos unveils bus reform initiative to transform public transport Abuja barber to attempt Guinness World Record for longest haircut marathon Ogun female broadcaster slumps, dies at work Edo youths back Okpebholo’s crackdown on cultism 25 Imo communities reject inclusion in proposed Orlu State Rivers women protest kidnapping of eight WAEC students Another Niger Delta varsity graduate killed in Bayelsa cult clash How I killed Delta PoS operator over N10,000 – Hotel manager 16-year-old female student fakes own kidnap, demands ₦2m ransom ----------------------------- 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