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In this investigation, BusinessDay exposes how a company owned by a former campaigner for David Umahi received N60.1 billion solely from the Ministry of Works in two years, despite ongoing EFCC case. businessday.ng/investigation/…

It will be pretty difficult to regulate the activities of religious organizations. Offerings, zakat, and other entrusted funds are areas most of these bodies won't want any regulator to look into. But should the government just sit and watch citizens get ripped off? I believe religious organizations should be registered as NGOs and held to clear financial accountability standards. Faith should never be a shield against transparency. If public trust and people’s money are involved, there must be proper oversight.

Social media is not the court of law.

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"After so many years in Europe, suffering just to make money, I came back to my state and bought a piece of land for #65 million from the brother of an APC deputy governor aspirant in Edo State. Now, he wants to sell the land to another person for N120 million, and he's telling

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“Nigerians don’t really know what’s happening in this country. I used to buy ₦50,000 worth of electricity around May and get 958.5 units. Now on this September, the same ₦50,000 is giving me just 222 units. This is over a 400% increase. President Tinubu, what is happening? Nigerians, please go and get your Permanent Voter’s Cards. We need to vote out this government next year.” — Nigerian lady cries out over rising electricity costs

The Federal Government’s decision not to increase electricity tariffs in the immediate term could leave Nigeria’s electricity market facing a persistent revenue shortfall, as DisCos have limited scope to raise collections through higher tariffs while the cost of supplying electricity continues to exceed revenue recovered from consumers.

UAE SECURES 4TH PLACE GLOBALLY IN NTI NUCLEAR SECURITY INDEX 2026 We are proud to announce that the United Arab Emirates has achieved a major milestone in the 2026 Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) Nuclear Security Index - the world's leading independent benchmark for nuclear security. The Results: 🏆 4th Globally among 48 countries assessed for protecting nuclear facilities against sabotage. 📈 85/100 - Ranked Joint 15th among 154 countries for preventing theft of nuclear materials, up 2 points from the 2023 baseline. 🚀 66 → 86 - Our score in Security & Control Measures saw one of the largest jumps globally, reflecting strengthened physical protection, cybersecurity, insider-threat prevention, emergency response, and security culture. The Index, developed by NTI in partnership with Economist Enterprise, recognizes countries that are driving global progress. In 2026, the UAE was named among 12 Emerging Driving Forces for Global Nuclear Security. H.E. Hamad Al Kaabi, Director-General of FANR, commented: “The UAE’s strong performance reflects our long-term commitment to maintaining a robust, sustainable and continuously improving nuclear security regime. It demonstrates the strength of the UAE’s regulatory framework, effective national coordination and our commitment to applying high standards.” This achievement is the result of an integrated national effort led by FANR in close coordination with national stakeholders, and in partnership with the IAEA and international partners. The nuclear security environment continues to evolve. The UAE remains vigilant, committed to continuous improvement and to contributing to a stronger global nuclear security architecture. From the UAE's peaceful program to global security - setting the standard. #UAE #FANR #NTI #NuclearSecurity #NTIIndex2026 #Barakah #PeacefulNuclearEnergy #IAEA #EnergySecurity

I am Arab and Muslim, and I say this clearly: the Muslim Brotherhood must be banned before we see more October 7s, more 9/11s, and more December 14s. Ban them before it’s too late. BANNING THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD WILL SAVE LIVES!

Menstrual hygiene: Firm moves against period poverty, introduces reusable sanitary pads Sana Pads Limited, a Nigerian menstrual health company, has intensified efforts to tackle period poverty by producing reusable sanitary pads aimed at improving access for millions of women and girls across the country. The firm said it was founded in response to the widespread challenge of girls missing school and women missing work due to lack of access to safe and affordable menstrual products, a situation it described as a major barrier to education, health and dignity. guardian.ng/features/healt…

“...In the next 3–4 years, I am going to invest $10 billion in power, but I am going to cancel my steel business. We Africans shouldn’t allow over 600 million of our people to sleep in darkness. This will be a major transformation for Africa...” -Aliko Dangote

The Dangote Refinery Advantage Most Investors May Be Missing Join the conversation Live: youtube.com/watch?v=CKkLwd…

LEADERSHIP Cartoon Of Tuesday, September 22, 2026 * Oluremi Tinubu urges Nigerians to reduce food waste - News ~ Which food? #cartoon #comic

₦50 billion to NELFUND ₦50 billion to CREDICORP Another ₦50 billion each in 2026 Crime proceeds funding education and credit #EFCCInAction A forfeited private university became a Federal University of Applied Sciences 1,909 students matriculated in December 2025 #EFCCInAction Nigeria exited the FATF Grey List in October 2025 EFCC enforcement was part of the evidence #EFCCInAction

EXCLUSIVE: Names of 37 'illegal miners' who died in NSCDC custody in Niger state Thirty-seven suspected illegal miners who died in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Niger state have been identified. The victims were among scores of suspects arrested during operations conducted on September 15 and 16 around Lt Gen Mohammed Inuwa Wushishi Estate in Minna, the Niger state capital. The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) told TheCable that it had compiled a list of the 37 deceased. Awaisu Giwa, international peace ambassador at the IHRC, said on Sunday that the organisation obtained the initial list from the records of General Hospital, Minna. thecable.ng/full-list-name…

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This is the president of Nigeria begging pleading with the FBI not to release the files containing his, heroin record, involvment in the deaths of MKO and Abacha By the way Has anyone wondered why Sowore has not been at the forefront of the call for the release of this document? I've always suspected baba is an FBI asset, and won't be surprised if his name pops up in Tinubu FBI files

In his interview with the Nativeland Podcast, the Executive Vice Chairman and CEO of the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure, @NASENIHQ , Khalil Suleiman Halilu, spoke about how strategic partnerships in engineering and manufacturing are helping the agency solve real, local Nigerian problems. A key example, he noted, is the NASENI solar pump initiative, which is supporting farmers and boosting irrigation. By providing clean, affordable and sustainable pumping solutions, farmers can irrigate their lands all year round, increase yield and reduce dependence on expensive fuel-powered systems. Halilu also highlighted the NASENI Solar Factory, which is driving local production of solar panels and contributing to Nigeria's push for renewable energy and energy independence. Another major milestone is NASCARS - NASENI's drone assembly effort. Through NASCARS, the agency is assembling drones locally for applications ranging from agriculture and surveillance to security and logistics. According to him, these projects show how NASENI is moving from research to real products, using collaboration and local manufacturing to create jobs, support farmers, and build homegrown technology solutions for Nigeria. To understand the full picture, watch the complete conversation on YouTube where Mr. @KSHalilu breaks down how NASENI is converting ideas into real production, from its unique collaboration and funding approach to the new manufacturing plants springing up nationwide, and its role in driving President Tinubu's plan for a $1 trillion Nigerian economy: youtube.com/watch?v=GYx3hC… @officialABAT

🇳🇬Dangote just launched Africa's biggest-ever IPO $1.6B raised on the Lagos exchange to fund a $14.3B plan that doubles its refinery to 1.4M barrels/day by 2029. That single site would already exceed Repsol's entire global refining network and nearly match BP's at ~10% of all US refining capacity, from one location in Nigeria. Valued at $50B. Dangote says a US listing could follow in 3-4 years. source:Reuters

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Made in Nigeria 🇳🇬 Built for the World 🌎 Nigeria to the World 🇳🇬🌎 @DangoteGroup @AlikoDangote

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Its a people's movement Let no one hijack it Let the people decide

“It wasnt my job to give contract, i was governor to visit schools” — PETER OBI reply Soludo 🙆😳👇

INEC Opens Ad Hoc Staff Recruitment for 2027 General Election The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has opened its portal for the recruitment of ad hoc staff ahead of the 2027 General Election, inviting eligible Nigerians to apply for various election duties across the country. The application window opens on September 18 and will close on November 18, 2026, at midnight. According to the guidelines, applicants must belong to an eligible category for the position they seek, possess the required educational qualifications, and provide accurate and verifiable information during the application process. Certain positions require qualifications such as OND, NCE or higher, while ICT-related roles, including Registration Area Technicians (RATECH), require relevant technical expertise. INEC said the recruitment exercise is aimed at strengthening preparations for the conduct of the 2027 General Election, which will require a large number of temporary personnel to support election operations nationwide. Interested applicants are expected to complete their registration through the designated recruitment portal before the application deadline.