*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 06/06/2025* Tinubu commissions Lekki Deep Sea Port access road, flags off key highways Don’t approve coastal islands without FG’s consent, Tinubu warns governors Former education minister Jubril Aminu dies at 85 Report of kidnap of 200 persons on Abuja-Kaduna Road fake —Police Victims’ Families Kick As Niger Gov Pardons Murder Convicts Edo govt rescues trafficked girl after 5 years in Burkina Faso Ebonyi Govt seals 283 illegal, substandard schools Green Eagles Legends Pay Condolence Visit To Late Chukwu’s Family Uzbekistan qualify for World Cup for first time Trump’s new bill may slash Nigeria’s $21bn remittance FG engages Japan for ¥15bn loan Russia host Nigeria in first-ever meeting US shifting from aid to trade in Nigeria, others – Ambassador Nigerian grandmother sacked by UK varsity over misplaced bracelet ------------------------- *DID YOU KNOW?* * Eid al-Adha, also known as Eid el-Kabir or the Festival of Sacrifice, is a significant Islamic holiday that commemorates the story of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) and his willingness to sacrifice his son. It is celebrated with special prayers, feasting, and the ritual slaughter of animals. * France bakes around 6 billion baguettes per year. ------------------------- Sallah: Tinubu promises economic rebound, urges prayers for soldiers Tinubu defends coastal highway project, dismisses ‘ill-informed’ critics Nigeria secures over $2.2bn commitments for health sector reforms – Tinubu FG to boost police with tech training, welfare — Tinubu Shettima leads dignitaries to the funeral prayers for late Prof. Aminu Lekki deep sea port to generate $201 billion, says deputy speaker, Kalu Federal High Court unveils Lagos e-filing platform June 23 Federal HIgh Court loses former Chief Judge Abutu Court convicts nine Chinese nationals for financial terrorism Illegal Waste Disposal: Lagos court remands 75-year-old man, four others in Kirikiri Troops foil terrorists’ attacks on 2 communities in Borno, kill scores Communities must support fight against banditry, says CDS Sallah: IG deploys teams in Eid grounds, public places FG inaugurates inter-ministerial committee for 2025 Democracy Day celebration Minister directs NEDC to complete Yobe schools, houses construction works BOI disbursements to MSMEs hit N1.3tn – Minister Train-7 gas project now 80% complete – NLNG Police not blocked from NIN verification services – NIMC Fed Govt to train 100,000 artisans FG to assess civil servants on daily output FG destroys 3,867 illicit firearms, tightens national arms control Anambra: INEC flags 31,690 unclaimed PVCs ahead voter registration Nigeria allocates 1% of pension assets to infrastructure devt– AFC Economic activities expand 6th consecutive month – CBN Nigeria set to manufacture plastic automotive components – NADDC DG Traffic Menace: Sallah: Travellers Spend Hours On Abuja – Kaduna Highway NIWA boss denies attack claim on Tinubu, warns peddlers of fake news UNICEF provides clean water to 12,000 Borno residents Wike applauds Tinubu’s bold leadership at OAU lecture I’ll touch rich tax defaulters, heaven won’t fall -Wike OAU denies arrest of two protesting students during Wike’s visit UNIBEN VC partners Delta community for cultural renaissance MURIC accuses FG of religious bias over free train rides Dangote names road to refinery after Tinubu Nicotine pouches can save Nigerian smokers – Report Coca-Cola inaugurates 60cl bottle USSD war: Telcos oppose airtime charges for bank transfers Eid-Kabir: IBEDC cautions electricity users against illegal connections 2027: Tinubu-Shettima ticket intact, says APC Kano APC backs Tinubu’s second term bid Tribe, religion driving current govt — Amaechi PDP begs Peter Obi, others to return to party LP’s 2027 Presidential ticket won’t be handed out lightly – Fadojoe Universities should study how Wike joined Tinubu’s cabinet – Ooni of Ife Lagos extending Blue Line rail – Sanwo-Olu Insecurity: Army has trained 1,470 Edo Security Corps agents – Okpebholo Ogun gov unveils Ijebu-Ode access road Gombe lawmakers assure women farmers of timely budget release Kwara up-to-date on salary, pension payment – Commissioner Oyo begins N4.8bn payment to Bodija explosion victims Lagos onboards 10 MDAs on e-procurement platform Eid-el-Kabir: Kano police reiterate Durbar ban Yobe Emir hails Tinubu over Dogara’s appointment as NCGC chairman 2 die of suspected diphtheria in Edo Man jailed nine years for sexually assaulting neighbour’s son Kidnappers kill two policemen, abduct Chinese in Kwara 29 suspects arrested over Kano DPO’s death Anambra shuts school after vigilantes torture principal, deputy for three days ------------------------- *TODAY IN HISTORY* * On this day in 1930, frozen food was sold in retail stores for the first time. 18 stores in Springfield, Massachusetts took part in a trial to test consumer acceptance. 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When I see people choosing either rude boy or Mr P and blasting the other I just laugh at those kind of people. Like, Why will you chose rude boy and then in-sult Mr P?? 😏 Timaya, 2Baba, and Sarkodie have all praised Rudeboy's musical talent. They agree he's one of the best in Nigeria. Rudeboy's energy and mic skills are undeniable. These legends know a thing or two about great music. Despite the praise for #rudeboy , his brother Mr P is often overlooked. Mr P has his own strengths, particularly in dance. Some fans still can't seem to give Rudeboy the recognition he deserves. Rudeboy's talent speaks for itself. The contrast between Rudeboy and Mr P's skills is notable. While Rudeboy shines in music, Mr P excels in dance. Both brothers have their own unique talents. It's great to see them bringing their A-game. EMMACKThe-Blogger

Stop doubting and start doing. Stop second guessing yourself Because legends are build with one bold move at a time

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Breaking News 🚨 Olamide Made a Grown Man Cry — And Not With Music! Popular comedian Shank Comics invited Olamide to join his livestream and politely asked for a contact from Olamide’s team to help with the planning. But what Olamide said next left Shank in tears... Olamide replied like a real G — “No need for all that. I got you. I’ll be there!” No long talk. No stress. Just pure love. Moral lesson: Real legends move with humility. Baddo no just dey sing for the streets, he is truly for the people!

Dear Odogwu, Your sperm is not ice cream — It is a living substance that outlives your heartbeat Your testis isn’t just a sperm bag — It is the factory printing tomorrow’s leaders Your sperm quality isn’t about fertility alone — It is the mirror shouting secrets about your health Your seed isn’t a casual spark— It’s the blueprint of generations Every beer, smoke, or sleepless night, Stamp scars on your legacy’s fabric You’re not just a man, you’re a living archive— Protect what’s written in your blood by eating right Your body isn’t a landfill — It’s the temple where gods brew miracles The world needs warriors, not weak echoes— What history will your DNA shout? Legends aren’t born — They’re engineered from your sperm traveling on a planet called "Womb". #shakabulous weekend

Ah, Nigeria! Sometimes life throws a punch so hard, even the strongest hearts stagger. And on July 30, 2024, we were all knocked breathless. Onyeka Onwenu — our Elegant Stallion, our national treasure, our voice of hope — took her final, unexpected bow at 72. Chai! If you ever met Onyeka, even once, you would understand why her death felt like a personal betrayal by the universe. Born on January 31, 1952, in the heart of Obosi, Anambra State, Onyeka’s story was pure magic — the kind that legends are made of. This woman didn’t just live; she blazed. Music, movies, activism, politics — anywhere you turned, her spirit was there, shining so bright it was almost blinding. Her voice? Oh, that voice! It wasn't just sound — it was therapy, rebellion, love, and prayer all rolled into one. Hits like “One Love” and “Choices” didn’t just top charts; they climbed into our souls and built permanent homes. Onyeka didn’t just sing; she prophesied unity and healing with every note. That’s why calling her the "Elegant Stallion" wasn’t just hype — it was a sacred title. She moved with the grace of royalty and the strength of a warrior. But the curtains came down faster than anyone could have ever imagined. It was a beautiful evening — the kind of night where you think the world is finally at peace. Onyeka was the special guest performer at the grand 80th birthday bash of Stella Okoli, the powerhouse founder of Emzor Pharmaceuticals. Trust Onyeka now — she showed up looking radiant, a goddess wrapped in flowing emerald green lace, her smile wide, her voice clear like the morning sun after a storm. She took the mic, and the crowd? Electrified! She sang, she danced lightly, she teased the audience with that playful glint in her eye. Everything felt right — until it didn’t. Witnesses say it was during her third song — one of her signature anthems — that she suddenly paused. A slight stagger at first, almost like a dance move gone rogue. Then a collapse. Flat out. Gasps tore through the hall. It was like time stood still — people screaming, chairs crashing, someone frantically calling for help. Medical professionals stationed nearby — praise God — rushed to her aid immediately. She was whisked away to Reddington Hospital in Victoria Island, Lagos, lights flashing, prayers flying. But fate had already written a different ending. At the hospital, Onyeka Onwenu was pronounced dead. Cause of death? A sudden, massive heart attack. Just like that. No long sickness. No goodbyes. One moment, she was thrilling us; the next, she was gone. Nigeria wept — and honestly, we’re still weeping. But you know the most beautiful, bittersweet part? Onyeka saw this coming in a way. No, not the when — but the how. Back in 2021, she wrote a raw, heartfelt piece that almost reads like a love letter to her friends and fans about how she wanted to be celebrated when her time came. No fanfare. No national drama. No endless funeral rites. Onyeka wanted peace. > “Celebrate me with prayers, a lunch or dinner afterwards. Share jokes about me and laugh. Make merriment, then go about your business. Celebrate me while I’m alive, not when I’m gone and can’t hear a thing!” — those were her words. And her family — bless their hearts — honored every syllable of her wish. On August 30, 2024, one month after that devastating day, Onyeka was quietly laid to rest at Ikoyi Cemetery, Lagos. No loud ceremonies, no extravagant burial trains. Just her close family, a handful of intimate friends, and a quiet goodbye under a cool Lagos sky. Her resting place was draped in simplicity — white roses, a touch of gold — just the way she would have loved. But let’s be real — how do you bury a force of nature like Onyeka Onwenu? You don’t. Because Onyeka wasn’t just a singer. She wasn’t just an actress, a TV personality, or a politician. She was a movement. An idea. A rallying cry for justice, equality, truth, and unity. In the '80s and '90s, while others were playing safe, Onyeka was out there, using her platform to fight for women’s rights, better governance, human dignity. She even took on political roles — remember her stint at the National Centre for Women Development? She was never afraid to speak her mind, even when the powers-that-be frowned. She lived loud. She lived proud. She lived true. And that’s why her death cut deep. Not just because we lost a superstar, but because we lost a symbol of what Nigeria could be — strong, beautiful, brave, and unapologetic. Today, her music still plays. Her films still make us cry and laugh. Her speeches still ignite the fire in young activists' hearts. And every time someone dares to dream boldly, to sing truth to power, to live with purpose — that’s Onyeka Onwenu living on. She may have taken her final bow, but trust me, the echoes of her legacy will ring for generations. Rest well, Elegant Stallion. You rode life’s storms with dignity. You sang life’s tragedies with tenderness. And now, you’ve ridden into eternity — still shining, still fearless, still Onyeka.

🎙️Pep Guardiola : " the difference between Messi And This Generation ? I'll be honest, if Messi were still in Europe, half of these stars You won't hear their names much، Today's strikers They score 20 goals a season and are considered legends. Messi in Europe He would score 20 goals in two months or half month and then complain because he wasn't at his best. Today's players They celebrate routine goals. Messi He would embarrass us when he didn't score a super goal every week. Do you know the difference between Messi and today's generation? They need tactical analysis, performance tracking devices, and nutritionists. Messi only needed a ball, boots, and my permission to train 3 extra hours. I'm coaching Haaland now, and he's great. But if Messi were in the Premier League, Erling would be playing as a left-back. Messi wasn't competing with players, he was competing with our concept of the impossible. Today, Mbappé runs, Haaland scores, and De Bruyne passes, but no one, no one, can make us say, "Oh my God, how did he do it?" Some players create statistics, and Messi's is pure amazement."

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🚨DID YOU KNOW: At the end of the 2015/16 season, Cristiano Ronaldo and Luis Suarez were fighting for the Pichichi. Ronaldo was ahead of Suarez by 3 goals with 4 gameweeks before the end of the La Liga. On the 34th gameweek, Suarez scored a super hat-trick (gave 3 assists also in the same match) which allowed Barca to win 8-0 against Deportivo. On the 35th gameweek, he scored a super hat-trick again which allowed Barca to win 6-0 against Sporting Gijon. In two gameweeks, Suarez reached 40 goals and won the Pichichi, while Ronaldo remained with 35 goals. The man who managed to win two golden boots when Messi & Ronaldo were in their absolute prime. One of the best strikers of all time, Luis Suarez. 🙌🇺🇾 #Suarez #cr7 #legends #viral