Felix Duru Mbah

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President Bola Tinubu’s Address At Joint National Assembly Session On Democracy Day, June 12, 2025

President Bola Tinubu’s Address At Joint National Assembly Session On Democracy Day, June 12, 2025

*'Nigeria Not Perfect…', He Admits *Confers Honours, Awards On Illustrious Nigerians With profound honour, I stand before this joint session of our National Assembly; a parliament that embodies the will of the Nigerian people. Today, as I entered this grand edifice built from the sweat and toil of our democratic yearning, my heart stirred. It was a blend of accomplishment and resolve. I felt a sense of collective accomplishment when I realised how far we had come as a nation. Since 1999, democracy has risen from the ashes and destitution of military rule to take its rightful place as the…
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Lagos Airport Show: Senator Oshiomhole Gives Own Side, Air Peace Replies, Urges FAAN To Release CCTV Footage

Lagos Airport Show: Senator Oshiomhole Gives Own Side, Air Peace Replies, Urges FAAN To Release CCTV Footage

Following the incident yesterday, June 12, 2025, at the Murtala Muhammad International Airport (MMIA), Lagos, in which Nigeria's leading airline, Air Peace, accused Senator Adams Oshiomhole (APC, Edo North) of creating a scene and physically assaulting its staff after allegedly arriving late for a scheduled flight to Abuja, the former Edo State Governor has replied, giving his own side to what happened. Swiftly, the airline responded to the senator's press statement, calling it "blatant lies". It threw more light on the shameful incident at Nigeria's major international gateway. People&Politics here runs the statements by the feuding parties, leaving readers to…
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Anti-Tinubu Protest Rocks Lagos On Democracy Day, Police Calm

Anti-Tinubu Protest Rocks Lagos On Democracy Day, Police Calm

By our reporter *We don tire, resident Amoda cries out Apparently refusing to paper over the cracks pertaining to the prevailing socio-economic situation in the land, as against official pronouncements, thousands of Nigerians today stormed the streets of Nigeria's commercial and industrial capital, Lagos. They were peacefully protesting the dire cost of living conditions imposed on the masses by the President Bola Tinubu Federal Government (FG). Displaying banners which bore protest inscriptions depicting the worsening economic poverty of the average Nigerian, the protesters converged at the usually busy Ikeja Underbridge denouncing and demanding official U-turn on what some described as…
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Senator Oshiomhole In Public Show Of Shame At Lagos Airport

Senator Oshiomhole In Public Show Of Shame At Lagos Airport

Passengers, airport staff and bystanders were left shocked this morning as Senator Adams Oshiomhole (APC, Edo North) allegedly disrupted operations at the Murtala Muhammad International Airport, Lagos, after missing his Air Peace flight to Abuja, the nation's capital. Eye witnesses wondered if indeed the country had become a banana Republic. A statement by Air Peace, which confirmed the incident, accused Oshiomhole of "unacceptable, unbecoming, violent, unruly conduct", adding that he allegedly physically assaulted the airline's staff in the process. As per reports in both Sahara Reporters and Factsheet newspapers, Nigerians and others present were aghast at the actions of the…
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Oyo Postpones Adire Carnival/Exhibition

Oyo Postpones Adire Carnival/Exhibition

*Gov Mourns Two Illustrious Citizens By Stephen Gbadamosi, Ibadan Oyo State government has postponed the proposed Adire Carnival and Exhibition in the state. State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Dr. Wasiu Olatunbosun, made the disclosure in a statement issued and made available to journalists in Ibadan on Wednesday, June 11. He said the decision was made to ensure that the exhibition met global best practices, ran seamlessly, and delivered "the rich, immersive experience that the people of Oyo State and our esteemed guests expect." He hinted that a new date would be announced in due course, and that all stakeholders…
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First Lady Tinubu Bags Ugosimba Chieftaincy In Enugu, Says ‘It’s Special’

First Lady Tinubu Bags Ugosimba Chieftaincy In Enugu, Says ‘It’s Special’

*Kicks Off Free To Shine Campaign By Sylvia Kodilichukwu, Enugu First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has been conferred with the chieftaincy title of Ugosimba 1 Enugu (Jewel/Eagle From Another Kingdom) by the Enugu State Traditional Rulers Council. She received the title on Tuesday during her two-day working visit to the South-East state. Conferring the title, alongside other officers, patrons, and members of the Council, the Chairman of the State Traditional Rulers Council, HRM Igwe Ikechukwu Asadu, said the honour was in recognition of her love for the State and service to the nation and humanity. “Our First Lady served in…
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Senegal Becomes First African Country To Beat England

Senegal Becomes First African Country To Beat England

Thomas Tuchel wanted smiles. He wanted a response after the lacklustre performance against Andorra in Barcelona last Saturday, albeit in a 1-0 World Cup qualifying win. What he got was another line to his brow, plenty to ponder as he begins what could be a long summer debrief. And more boos after losing 1-3 to visiting Senegal. There had been a bit of zip and character from Tuchel’s team in the final 25 minutes of regulation time. He made attacking changes, with the Nottingham Forest midfielder, Morgan Gibbs-White, showing up. Eberechi Eze, who played from the start, was good. The…
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2027 Will Be Referendum On Your Work -Taraba APC Ex-guber Candidate, Bwacha, Alerts Kefas

2027 Will Be Referendum On Your Work -Taraba APC Ex-guber Candidate, Bwacha, Alerts Kefas

By Okerafor Athanasius, Jalingo A chieftain of the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) in Taraba State and governorship candidate of the party during the 2023 general elections, Senator Emmanuel Bwacha, has called on the State Governor, Dr Agbu Kefas, to brace up for challenges of allegedly not fulfilling his electioneering campaigns to people of the State. Bwacha spoke to reporters in his residence in Jalingo, the State capital, on Tuesday, June 10. The former National Assembly lawmaker, while giving an overview of Kefas' performance in the past two years, explained that, though he lives outside the state, it will be…
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