Obidients are the most t@xic political groups we have ever had in this part of the world. From morning till night, they insult, drag and ridicule every politician and leader- Bashir Ahmad

That means Fulani claimed of being indegene of both Benue and Nasarawa States is also true!!!
Everyone knows that the traditional home of Tiv people is Benue, but still they can be found in border towns/villages of Taraba, Plateau and Nasarawa States.But still they're settlers in those lands the same way they claimed Fulanis are settlers in Benue.Because for the fact that you have live in a place since 14th century doesn't make you a bonafide indegene.because when you arrived at the place you met some other groups even though they didn't harass you!!!That means Fulani claimed of being indegene of both Benue and Nasarawa States is also true!!!
Everyone knows that the traditional home of Tiv people is Benue, but still they can be found in border towns/villages of Taraba, Plateau and Nasarawa States.But still they're settlers in those lands the same way they claimed Fulanis are settlers in Benue.Because for the fact that you have live in a place since 14th century doesn't make you a bonafide indegene.because when you arrived at the place you met some other groups even though they didn't harass you!!!

How the Lion Became King of All Animals

Long ago, when the world was young and the earth was still learning the names of the stars, the animals lived in harmony—but without a leader. They roamed the forests, plains, and rivers freely, solving their problems in small groups, with no one to guide them all.

But as time passed, disputes grew. The elephants argued with the rhinos over the watering holes. The wolves and leopards clashed over hunting grounds.

The birds complained of noise, and the snakes whispered of rebellion. Chaos was near, and all creatures knew it: they needed a ruler. Not just any creature, but a leader brave enough to face danger, wise enough to make peace, and strong enough to protect them all.

So, the Great Council of Beasts was called beneath the oldest baobab tree. All animals, from the tiniest ant to the towering giraffe, gathered. The wise old owl presided and announced a challenge:

“Whosoever proves to be the most noble, the most brave, and the most respected among us shall be crowned King of All Animals!”

One by one, the contenders came forward.
The elephant stepped forward first, trumpeting loudly. “I am the strongest and the wisest! I never forget and I fear nothing!”

The others murmured in agreement, but the owl reminded, “Strength is not all. What of speed, and heart?”

Next came the cheetah, proud and fast. “None can outrun me! I am swift and sharp-eyed. I can chase away any danger before it arrives!”
“But what of courage?” asked the owl. “Speed cannot always save.”

Then the fox stepped forward, sly and clever. “I have tricks and plans for every problem. With my cunning, I can outwit any threat.”

The owl blinked. “But trickery cannot unite.”
At last, the lion padded slowly from the edge of the gathering. His golden mane glowed in the morning light. He did not roar. He did not boast.
“I do not claim to be the strongest, or the fastest, or the cleverest,” the lion said calmly. “But I will never turn away from danger. I do not hu

How the Lion Became King of All Animals

Long ago, when the world was young and the earth was still learning the names of the stars, the animals lived in harmony—but without a leader. They roamed the forests, plains, and rivers freely, solving their problems in small groups, with no one to guide them all.

But as time passed, disputes grew. The elephants argued with the rhinos over the watering holes. The wolves and leopards clashed over hunting grounds.

The birds complained of noise, and the snakes whispered of rebellion. Chaos was near, and all creatures knew it: they needed a ruler. Not just any creature, but a leader brave enough to face danger, wise enough to make peace, and strong enough to protect them all.

So, the Great Council of Beasts was called beneath the oldest baobab tree. All animals, from the tiniest ant to the towering giraffe, gathered. The wise old owl presided and announced a challenge:

“Whosoever proves to be the most noble, the most brave, and the most respected among us shall be crowned King of All Animals!”

One by one, the contenders came forward.
The elephant stepped forward first, trumpeting loudly. “I am the strongest and the wisest! I never forget and I fear nothing!”

The others murmured in agreement, but the owl reminded, “Strength is not all. What of speed, and heart?”

Next came the cheetah, proud and fast. “None can outrun me! I am swift and sharp-eyed. I can chase away any danger before it arrives!”
“But what of courage?” asked the owl. “Speed cannot always save.”

Then the fox stepped forward, sly and clever. “I have tricks and plans for every problem. With my cunning, I can outwit any threat.”

The owl blinked. “But trickery cannot unite.”
At last, the lion padded slowly from the edge of the gathering. His golden mane glowed in the morning light. He did not roar. He did not boast.
“I do not claim to be the strongest, or the fastest, or the cleverest,” the lion said calmly. “But I will never turn away from danger. I do not hu

*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 27/06/2025*

New tax laws to open up economy, says Tinubu

Tinubu reunites Wike, Fubara, Rivers lawmakers

By-elections hold across 12 states Aug 16, says INEC

Why FG is running three budgets simultaneously – Budget Office

Makinde renames Ibadan poly after ex-governor Olunloyo

Finalists storm Lagos for 2025 Federation Cup finals

Lagos urges patronage of free maternal, health services

Awoniyi extends contract with Nottingham

Iran says war with Israel caused ‘serious’ damage to nuclear sites

Nigeria, Egypt lead $95bn remittance inflow to Africa

Nigeria loses $1.1bn annually to medical tourism – Afreximbank

Nigeria exports 82% of crude as local refineries starve

Police rescue 46 trafficked victims from Ghana to Nigeria


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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* It took the creator of the Rubik’s Cube, Erno Rubik, one month to solve the cube after creating it; as of June 2018, the world record is 4.22 seconds.

* A study from Harvard University finds that having no friends can be just as deadly as smoking. Both affect levels of a blood clotting protein.
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Tinubu: Bus terminals will curtail ‘one-chance,’ ease traffic woes in FCT

Tinubu to civil servants: Drop passive bureaucracy, embrace digital system

Tinubu orders personnel audit in civil service

President declines assent to NDLEA Amendment Bill

Climate, trade top agenda as Shettima arrives in Ethiopia

Insecurity: Senate urges Fed Govt to seek foreign help, upgrade military kits

Senate fumes as NNPCL shuns N210tn audit probe

Senate clears chairmen, directors for SWDC, SSDC, NCDC

Senate honours Adebayo, Aminu with one-minute silence

LP loses Enugu Rep to APC

Alleged age falsification: NJC recommends 10 Imo Judges for sack

Court declines EFCC’s plea to cross-examine witness in Bello’s trial

Gospel artiste to die by hanging for killing Nasarawa corper

Jubilation as EFCC releases ex-Plateau dep speaker, 14 others

Attacks: CDS orders immediate arrest of possessors of illegal arms in Benue

Benue secured, IDPs to return soon – CDS

Army flags fly half-mast to honour 17 slain soldiers

IG probes officer’s N2m retirement pay claim in viral video

Ojulari gets 10 days to answer Senate panel’s query

Nigerians earning below N250,000 monthly exempted from tax — Oyedele

Ministers, others to speak at NOG energy conference

Federal revenue agencies face shake-up as Tinubu signs tax bills

6,000 UNILAG students applied for loan scheme, says NELFUND

FG unveils flood insurance plan to protect citizens, businesses

INEC resumes voter registration in Anambra July 17, nationwide Aug. 18

FG provides healthcare access to 2700 vulnerable Bauchi, Jigawa patients

Our rehab clients now excelling in academics – NDLEA

CREDICORP empowers 100 Rivers women with tricycles, others

NGX Chairman asks Dangote to list refinery

Nigeria’s exports to African countries crash by N631.5bn

FCT workers mobilise for protest over poor welfare

Wike denies 2,082-hectare land allocation to son

Tinubu conference centre booked till 2027 despite criticism – Wike

Outrage as NULGE rejects Osun allocation transfer to APC chairmen

Afenifere pressures Tinubu on state police bill

African leaders lack basic economics knowledge, Obasanjo laments

Pepsodent targets 2.7m pupils in oral health campaign

Stanbic IBTC expands equity base with 2.94bn shares

FirstBank’s academy gets global recognition

Coscharis, Geely Motors unveil N1bn after-sales workshop

ASCON advocates mindset shift in public service

Niger Deltans hail Aiyedatiwa over Ajanaku’s nomination

2027: Gov Radda dismisses rumour of VP ambition

VP slot: APC N’East youth groups clamour for Dogara

PDP BoT opposes Anyanwu’s return as national secretary

Katsina gov orders census of Almajiri, Islamiyya schools

Oborevwori to inaugurate Tantita built NUJ Secretariat in Warri

Gridlock: Sanwo-Olu advises residents on remote work arrangement

Outrage over Okpebholo’s planned return of schools to Catholic Mission

Aliyu bridges Sokoto housing deficit with N22bn estate

Rivers crisis: Fubara, Amaewhule other lawmakers meet

Obas must accept traditional burials, says Ogun judge

Islamic new year: Jigawa declares Friday public holiday

Niger laments children’s presence in mining sites

20 Kano LGAs attain ‘Open Defecation-Free’ status

UNICEF hails Bauchi husbands for supporting immunisation campaigns

Ekiti disburses N1.2b to schools as running costs

Memorial Park: Protest rocks Owo over Akeredolu’s widow’s outburst

Ondo to relocate memorial park as residents slam Akeredolu’s widow

Gombe approves N21.2bn for 8.5km road, targets other projects

Gombe earmarks N6bn for retirees’ three-year backlog payment

Gombe suspends June sanitation over UTME mop-up

Lagos to add arts to STEM policy

Lagos govt harps on conversion of diesel vehicles to cleaner CNG

LAWMA blames PSP workers padding waste bill for price hike

Police probe death after woman’s body found in A’Ibom gutter

Ondo chief nabbed for suspected kidnapping, sexual assault

Justice urged for abused 11-yr-old girl in Kwara, urges end to culture of silence

I’m not a mugun, says Abia tricycle rider who returned ₦4m forgotten by passenger

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1954, the world’s first nuclear power plant was activated. The reactor at Obninsk in present-day Russia remained in operation for 48 years. Today, there are some 400 atomic power plants worldwide.

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People become really quite remarkable when they start thinking that they can do things. – Norman Vincent Peale

Good morning


*Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com +234-8122200446*

STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

PRESIDENT TINUBU SIGNS  FOUR TAX BILLS INTO LAW TOMORROW

President Bola Tinubu will, on Thursday, sign into law four groundbreaking tax reform bills that will transform Nigeria’s fiscal and revenue framework.

The four bills, the Nigeria Tax Bill, the Nigeria Tax Administration Bill, the Nigeria Revenue Service (Establishment) Bill, and the Joint Revenue Board (Establishment) Bill, were passed by the National Assembly after extensive consultations with various interest groups and stakeholders.

When the new tax laws become operational, they are expected to significantly transform tax administration in the country, leading to increased revenue generation, improved business environment, and a boost in domestic and foreign investments.

The historic presidential assent to the bills at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, will be witnessed by the Senate President, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Senate Majority Leader, House Majority Leader, chairman of the Senate Committee on Finance, and his House counterpart.

The Chairman of the Governors Forum, the Chairman of the Progressives Governors Forum, the Minister of Finance and Coordination Minister of the Economy, and the Attorney General of the Federation will also attend the ceremony.

One of the four bills is the Nigeria Tax Bill (Ease of Doing Business), which aims to consolidate Nigeria’s fragmented tax laws into a harmonised statute.

By reducing the multiplicity of taxes and eliminating duplication, the bill will enhance the ease of doing business, reduce taxpayer compliance burdens, and create a more predictable fiscal environment.

The second bill, the Nigeria Tax Administration Bill, will establish a uniform legal and operational framework for tax administration across federal, state, and local governments.

The Nigeria Revenue Service (Establishment) Bill, the third bill, repeals the current Federal Inland Revenue Service Act and creates a more autonomous and performance-driven national revenue agency— the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS). It defines the NRS’s expanded mandate, including non-tax revenue collection, and lays out transparency, accountability, and efficiency mechanisms.

The fourth bill is the Joint Revenue Board (Establishment) Bill. It provides for a formal governance structure to facilitate cooperation between revenue authorities at all levels of government. It introduces essential oversight mechanisms, including establishing a Tax Appeal Tribunal and an Office of the Tax Ombudsman.

Bayo Onanuga

Special Adviser to the President
(Information and Strategy)

June 25, 2025.

The final group stage matchday for Groups E and F awaits us.

#FIFACWC

War has a profound and lasting impact on children, affecting their physical, emotional, and psychological well-being. Some of the effects include ¹ ² ³:
- *Psychological Trauma*
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Anxiety and depression
- Emotional distress and behavioral disorders
- Increased risk of mental health issues, with individuals exposed to armed conflict being three times more likely to develop PTSD, anxiety disorders, or major depression
- *Educational Disruption*
- Limited access to educational facilities
- Shortage of qualified teachers
- Curriculum interruption
- Long-term consequences, including perpetuating cycles of poverty and limiting socioeconomic mobility
- *Physical Health Risks*
- Death and injury from violence
- Malnutrition and health threats due to lack of access to healthcare and sanitation
- Increased risk of diseases and epidemics in conflict zones
- *Displacement and Refugee Experiences*
- Forced separation from parents and family
- Loss of home and community
- Increased vulnerability to exploitation and abuse
- *Recruitment and Use in Armed Conflicts*
- Forced recruitment into armed groups
- Exposure to violence and trauma
- Long-term psychological and physical harm
- *Violations of Children's Rights*
- Killing and maiming of children
- Sexual violence and exploitation
- Abduction and trafficking
- Denial of humanitarian access and essential services

The impact of war on children is a critical concern, with millions of children worldwide affected by armed conflicts. It's essential to prioritize their protection, provide humanitarian aid, and support their recovery and reintegration into society ³ ¹.

*INFERTILITY*
Infertility is a medical condition where a couple or individual is unable to conceive after having regular, unprotected sex for a certain period, typically a year or more.

*Causes of infertility in male*
Here are the causes.
Medical Conditions
1. *Low sperm count (oligospermia)*: Reduced sperm production.

2. *Poor sperm motility (asthenospermia)*: Sperm have difficulty moving.

3. *Abnormal sperm morphology*: Sperm have abnormal shape or structure.

4. *Varicocele*: Enlarged veins in the scrotum.

5. *Infections*: Epididymitis, orchitis, or prostatitis.

Lifestyle Factors
1. *Smoking*: Damages sperm DNA and reduces sperm quality.

2. *Excessive alcohol consumption*: Affects hormone production and sperm quality.

3. *Obesity*: Linked to reduced sperm count and motility.

4. *Stress*: Chronic stress can affect hormone production.

5. *Exposure to toxins*: Certain chemicals, pesticides, or heavy metals.

Hormonal Imbalances
1. *Testosterone deficiency*: Low testosterone levels.

2. *Thyroid disorders*: Hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism.

Anatomical Issues
1. *Blockages*: Blockages in the epididymis, vas deferens, or ejaculatory ducts.

2. *Injury or trauma*: Damage to the reproductive organs.

Other Factors
1. *Genetic factors*: Certain genetic conditions.

2. *Medications*: Certain medications can affect sperm production or quality.

3. *Age*: Advanced age can affect sperm quality.

*#What Causes Infertility in female ?*

1. **Hormonal Imbalance**: If your hormones are not functioning properly, it can lead to difficulties in conceiving. Irregular periods, mood swings, and low libido can all be signs of hormonal issues.

2. **Ovarian Cysts**: These are fluid-filled sacs on the ovaries that can interfere with ovulation, making it harder to conceive.

3. **Fibroids**: These are non-cancerous growths in the uterus that can grow large enough to mimic pregnancy symptoms and affect fertility.

4. **Infections**: Conditions like Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) can cause pain and lead to infertility, especially if you've previously had sexually transmitted infections.

5. **Uterine Issues**: Conditions such as a retroverted uterus or a prolapsed uterus can affect your ability to carry a pregnancy.

6. **Toxins**: Exposure to harmful substances in the reproductive system can also impact fertilities.

3. *Unexplained infertility*: No identifiable cause.


Treatment Options
1. *Medications*: Fertility medications to stimulate ovulation or improve sperm quality.

2. *Intrauterine insemination (IUI)*: Placing sperm directly into the uterus.

3. *In vitro fertilization (IVF)*: Fertilizing eggs with sperm outside the body and transferring the embryo to the uterus.

4. *Surgery*: Correcting underlying anatomical issues.

Emotional Support
1. *Counseling*: Emotional support and guidance throughout the treatment process.

2. *Support groups*: Connecting with others experiencing similar challenges.

Lifestyle Changes
1. *Healthy diet*: Maintaining a balanced diet and healthy weight.

2. *Stress management*: Reducing stress through relaxation techniques.

3. *Avoiding toxins*: Minimizing exposure to environmental toxins.

The medical procedure before treatment,,
Advice both of them to do necessary medical check up.


For men.(Husband)
Before semen analysis test
He must follow this important information below
stay away from sex for at least for 4 days

No any antibiotics

No alcohol
Before the test
Semen analysis and culture...

For women
Abdominal pelvic scan
Hvs
Hormonal profiles


1. *Fertility treatment herbal*:

Women treatment
Before treatment of infertility in female.

Deworm come first it's very important
Secondly treat infection with this herbs
Baka
Bara small
Eru awoka
Eru Alamo.
Cook it with ordinary water and drink it before menstruation.
Or
Buy nri products
D3 orignic
Cuminus oil
Nourish
Naturegifts

*INFERTILITY*
Infertility is a medical condition where a couple or individual is unable to conceive after having regular, unprotected sex for a certain period, typically a year or more.

*Causes of infertility in male*
Here are the causes.
Medical Conditions
1. *Low sperm count (oligospermia)*: Reduced sperm production.

2. *Poor sperm motility (asthenospermia)*: Sperm have difficulty moving.

3. *Abnormal sperm morphology*: Sperm have abnormal shape or structure.

4. *Varicocele*: Enlarged veins in the scrotum.

5. *Infections*: Epididymitis, orchitis, or prostatitis.

Lifestyle Factors
1. *Smoking*: Damages sperm DNA and reduces sperm quality.

2. *Excessive alcohol consumption*: Affects hormone production and sperm quality.

3. *Obesity*: Linked to reduced sperm count and motility.

4. *Stress*: Chronic stress can affect hormone production.

5. *Exposure to toxins*: Certain chemicals, pesticides, or heavy metals.

Hormonal Imbalances
1. *Testosterone deficiency*: Low testosterone levels.

2. *Thyroid disorders*: Hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism.

Anatomical Issues
1. *Blockages*: Blockages in the epididymis, vas deferens, or ejaculatory ducts.

2. *Injury or trauma*: Damage to the reproductive organs.

Other Factors
1. *Genetic factors*: Certain genetic conditions.

2. *Medications*: Certain medications can affect sperm production or quality.

3. *Age*: Advanced age can affect sperm quality.

*#What Causes Infertility in female ?*

1. **Hormonal Imbalance**: If your hormones are not functioning properly, it can lead to difficulties in conceiving. Irregular periods, mood swings, and low libido can all be signs of hormonal issues.

2. **Ovarian Cysts**: These are fluid-filled sacs on the ovaries that can interfere with ovulation, making it harder to conceive.

3. **Fibroids**: These are non-cancerous growths in the uterus that can grow large enough to mimic pregnancy symptoms and affect fertility.

4. **Infections**: Conditions like Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) can cause pain and lead to infertility, especially if you've previously had sexually transmitted infections.

5. **Uterine Issues**: Conditions such as a retroverted uterus or a prolapsed uterus can affect your ability to carry a pregnancy.

6. **Toxins**: Exposure to harmful substances in the reproductive system can also impact fertilities.

3. *Unexplained infertility*: No identifiable cause.


Treatment Options
1. *Medications*: Fertility medications to stimulate ovulation or improve sperm quality.

2. *Intrauterine insemination (IUI)*: Placing sperm directly into the uterus.

3. *In vitro fertilization (IVF)*: Fertilizing eggs with sperm outside the body and transferring the embryo to the uterus.

4. *Surgery*: Correcting underlying anatomical issues.

Emotional Support
1. *Counseling*: Emotional support and guidance throughout the treatment process.

2. *Support groups*: Connecting with others experiencing similar challenges.

Lifestyle Changes
1. *Healthy diet*: Maintaining a balanced diet and healthy weight.

2. *Stress management*: Reducing stress through relaxation techniques.

3. *Avoiding toxins*: Minimizing exposure to environmental toxins.

The medical procedure before treatment,,
Advice both of them to do necessary medical check up.


For men.(Husband)
Before semen analysis test
He must follow this important information below
stay away from sex for at least for 4 days

No any antibiotics

No alcohol
Before the test
Semen analysis and culture...

For women
Abdominal pelvic scan
Hvs
Hormonal profiles


1. *Fertility treatment herbal*:

Women treatment
Before treatment of infertility in female.

Deworm come first it's very important
Secondly treat infection with this herbs
Baka
Bara small
Eru awoka
Eru Alamo.
Cook it with ordinary water and drink it before menstruation.
Or
Buy nri products
D3 orignic
Cuminus oil
Nourish
Naturegifts

BREAKING: U.S. launches devastating stealth Bomber strike on Iran's Nuclear sites

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that American forces have successfully carried out coordinated airstrikes on three of Iran’s key nuclear facilities,-Fordo, Natanz, and Esfahan, using B-2 stealth bombers.

The surprise announcement came via Trump ’s post on his Truth Social platform shortly after midnight: “We have completed our very successful attack on the three Nuclear sites in Iran, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan. All planes are now outside of Iran air space.”

“A full payload of BOMBS was dropped on the primary site, Fordow. All planes are safely on their way home,” he wrote, adding, “Congratulations to our great American Warriors… NOW IS THE TIME FOR PEACE!”

A senior U.S. official later confirmed to Reuters that B-2 bombers were used in the operation, which follows days of heightened speculation after the aircraft were moved to Guam, a key U.S. military outpost in the Pacific.

Among the targets, the Fordo uranium enrichment facility, located deep beneath a mountain near Qom, is regarded as one of Iran’s most heavily fortified and secretive nuclear sites. The facility contains underground tunnels housing centrifuges used to enrich uranium, and its destruction would be a significant blow to Iran’s nuclear infrastructure.

Open-source intelligence groups reported visible damage, prompting Trump to repost a claim that “Fordow is gone,” signalling what could be the most direct hit yet in the ongoing confrontation between Iran and Western powers.

The strike comes amid surging hostilities between Iran and Israel, which began over a week ago and have since spilled into broader regional instability.

Israel had reportedly urged Washington to take action against Iran’s fortified nuclear facilities, which only the U.S. military possesses the capability to reach with precision.

There has been no immediate official response from Tehran. However, the attacks are expected to prompt strong condemnation and possibly retaliation from Iranian military and political leaders.

The international community is bracing for fallout, as energy markets, regional security alliances, and diplomatic channels reel from the news.

With Trump declaring “Now is the time for peace” in the wake of the assault, the world is left weighing whether this bold show of military force will serve as deterrence or catalyst for a wider conflict.