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Donald Trump’s Threat: ‘Nigerian Govt Won’t Be Intimidated’  — Tinubu Declares

President Bola Tinubu has stated that Nigeria will not be intimidated, despite growing international concerns regarding alleged genocide against Christians in the nation.

The President made the remarks in a statement posted on his verified X account on Friday, days after United States President Donald Trump threatened potential military action over alleged attacks on Christians in Nigeria.

Tinubu stated that Nigeria would continue to assert itself on the global stage with “calm, clarity, and a strong sense of purpose”.

Speaking on Nigeria’s security crisis, the President maintained that terrorism remains a long-standing challenge but assured citizens that the government is determined to overcome it.

“We are indeed faced with terrorism — a challenge Nigeria has faced for almost two decades, and we will not back down. We will decisively defeat terrorism and claim victory in this battle.

“Security is non-negotiable, and we will never compromise on this principle. With unwavering courage and a steadfast commitment to the rule of law, we will prevail,” he said.

He emphasised that national security is non-negotiable and vowed that no effort will be spared in eliminating threats to peace.

The President urged Nigeria’s international partners to continue supporting the country, noting that collaboration is critical to sustaining progress already made.

This is coming in the wake of the threat by the US President Donald Trump that he had asked the Defence Department to prepare for possible military action in Nigeria if the Nigerian government “continues to allow the killing of Christians”.

Trump had earlier designated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern, CPC, in response to allegations of widespread persecution and genocide against Christians.

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2025 CAF Awards Ceremony Gets Date, Venue

The 2025 CAF Awards is scheduled to take place in Rabat, Morocco, on Wednesday, November 19.

CAF confirmed the date and venue for the ceremony on Friday.

The ceremony which will reward the best in African football will begin from 7:00 pm.

A number of Nigerian stars including Victor Osimhen, Stanley Nwabali, Rasheedat Ajibade, Esther Okoronkwo and Chiamaka Nnadozie have been nominated for the continent’s top prizes.

CAF President Patrice Motsepe and other top football officials within and outside Africa are expected to grace the the ceremony.

Nigeria winger Ademola Lookman won the men’s award past year, while Barbra Banda of Zambia went home with women’s prize.

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FCT Police Command Speaks On Arrest And Arraignment of Regina Daniels Brother

The FCT police command has given an update on the arrest and arraignment of Samuel Ojeogwu aka Sammy West, the younger brother of Regina Daniels.
Speaking this morning, the spokesperson of the FCT command., SP Josephine Adeh, said on October 28, the command received a petition against Sammy West and three others, alleging Criminal Conspiracy, Trespass, Assault, Criminal Intimidation, Theft and Cyber-bullying.
‘’Upon receipt of the petition, several invitations were extended  to Mr Samuel Ojeogwu by the Metro Area Command for questioning which were not honoured, Mr. Samuel Ojeogwu was arrested in Lagos on the authority of a duly issued arrest  warrant from a competent court, and subsequently conveyed to Abuja for further investigation.
 
Upon the conclusion of investigations, the suspect was on the 6th of November 2025 charged to court for offences bordering on criminal conspiracy, criminal trespass, assault, criminal intimidation, and theft. He has been remanded by the court pending the fulfilment of his bail conditions” she said
Adeh added that the FCT Police Command remains committed to professional policing, due process, and the rule of law.
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Why I’m Still Single – Nollywood Actress, Sarah Sweet Reveals

Nollywood actress, Sarah Oghenekaro Akatugba aka Sarah Sweet has revealed why she’s still single.
According to her, she’s single because men are not asking her out.
Explaining her reasons, Sarah Sweet said: “I am not single because I don’t have people asking me out, I am single because I am really tired of men’s deceit, disrespect and inability to be responsible.”
In addition, the well-endowed actress, who doubles as a chef, says she prioritises loyalty, trust, and mutual support in her relationships.
“I am not single because I don’t have people asking me out, I am single because I am really tired of men’s deceit, disrespect and inability to be responsible. We have a lot of people out there who do not know what it means to call other people your friend. They do not understand the true meaning of friendship. Friendship is someone you know to a certain level that you can vouch for, not acquaintance and colleague. I am very big on loyalty.
 
“If I call you a friend, I am a hundred and ten per cent out for you. I don’t envy; I don’t backbite. I expect the same energy from whoever I consider my friend. Friendship and loyalty are very important to me. You cannot be my friend and you are not loyal. For me to call you my friend is a lot to me. I am called the Queen of one hundred and ten per cent because I add extra ten per cent in everything I do. If you have to be my husband you have to come correct.”
Sarah explained that her appearance in the Empire Mansion Season 2 reality show further amplified her passion for philanthropy.
Her experience in the mansion deepened her understanding of the impact one can have on their community.
She has always believed in giving back, especially to the less privileged. Now, she focuses on empowering young girls through education and skills acquisition.
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I Have Been Unlucky With The Super Eagles – Victor Boniface Opens Up

Bayer Leverkusen forward Victor Boniface has reflected on his journey with Nigeria’s Super Eagles, admitting that goals have not come as expected despite his best efforts.

The striker said his national-team showings have drawn mixed reactions, but he remains grateful for the opportunity to represent his country.

Boniface, who spoke in an interview with sports journalist Oma Akatugba, noted that his commitment to the team has never been in doubt, even though he has faced challenges converting chances on the big stage.

He explained that his dream of playing for the Super Eagles was fulfilled, but his time in the national colours has not yet reflected his true abilities.

According to him, struggles in a few games do not define who he is as a footballer, nor do they diminish his sense of pride each time he plays for Nigeria.

“I have been unlucky with the national team in terms of scoring goals, even though there were a couple of games I was not good,”
Boniface said.

“My biggest dream as a football player was to represent my country and I achieved this and I am grateful for this.

“Because it has not worked good for me with the national team does not mean I am a bad player.”

Speaking further on his club career and the transfer window that saw him linked with AC Milan, Boniface said he has no regrets about how things played out.

“When the Milan deal didn’t go through, I was just relaxing with my friends. Things like that happen in football all the time,”
he said, expressing contentment with his new chapter. “I love Germany. I really do.”

Boniface, who missed a significant part of last season due to injury, dismissed claims that his campaign was disappointing.

“I missed a lot of games but still scored eight goals. I don’t understand how that became a bad season,” he stated.

He emphasized that his journey has been shaped by resilience. “I came from humble beginnings. I’ve faced tough injuries that could have ended my career, so every day I’m thankful to God. Being here is already a blessing.”

The forward also addressed criticism over his social-media activity, a recurring subject among fans and commentators.

“I just post funny things. If people make it into a big issue, that’s their choice. My posts don’t hurt anyone,”
he explained. “When I stopped posting, they said I must be going through something. When I post, they still complain.”

Boniface stressed that his happiness in Germany goes beyond football, noting the connection he feels with the environment and supporters.

“We have a good connection here. It feels like home,” he said.

He concluded by reiterating his commitment to staying and succeeding in the Bundesliga. “I had offers from other countries, even from England, but I chose to stay in Germany. I love it here and I want to make the fans proud.”

Victor Boniface is currently on loan at Werder Bremen from Bayer Leverkusen for the 2025/26 season.

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NDLEA Secures 21-Year Jail Terms For 5 Drug Cartel Kingpins Over Gabon, Australia-Bound Cocaine

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has successfully secured a cumulative 21-year prison sentence for five members of an international criminal syndicate recently apprehended at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos, over intercepted cocaine and opioid shipments destined for Australia and Gabon.

The convictions followed the seizure of 68.9 kilograms of cocaine and tramadol at the airport.

According to the NDLEA, the trio of Olasupo Michael Oladimeji, Muaezee Ademola Ogunbiyi, and Sola Adegoke—identified as leaders of one of the trafficking cartels—were arrested after 17.9kg of cocaine concealed in textile materials and local charms was intercepted at the MMIA export shed on August 26, 2025, en route to Sydney, Australia.

Further investigations led to the recovery of 20.5kg of Canadian Loud (a potent strain of cannabis) from Ogunbiyi’s residence in Lekki, while a black Range Rover SUV (RBC 459 EJ) was recovered from Adegoke’s home in Ikeja GRA.

The suspects were arraigned on October 30, 2025, before Justice Musa Kakaki of the Federal High Court, Lagos, on five counts under charge number FHC/L/925C/2025. They pleaded guilty to all charges.

Delivering judgment on October 31, Justice Kakaki sentenced each defendant to five years’ imprisonment without an option of fine, amounting to a combined jail term of 15 years.

The court also ordered the forfeiture of the Range Rover SUV and a Toyota Venza seized during the investigation to the Federal Government.

In a related case, two other cartel coordinators—Obunike Joseph Obichukwu and Uzorchukwu Godspower Chukwurah—were arrested over a shipment containing 2.60kg of cocaine and 27.90kg of tramadol concealed in motor spare parts destined for Gabon on July 19, 2025.

After investigations, both suspects were arraigned before Justice Ambrose Lewis-Allagoa of the Federal High Court, Lagos, on November 4, on six counts under charge number FHC/L/980C/2025.

Upon their guilty pleas and a review of the case facts, the court sentenced both men to three years’ imprisonment each or an option of a N2 million fine.

Additionally, the N4 million Obunike allegedly offered as a bribe to NDLEA operatives was ordered forfeited to the Federal Government.

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Regina Daniels Is Not Opening Her Door For Anybody – Actress Sonia Ogala In Tears

Actress Sonia Ogala has been seen crying in a new video over actress, Regina Daniels’ marital crisis.

Sharing a video via her IG, Sonia could been seen weeping as she lamented that Regina has locked herself inside her room and has refused to open her door for anyone.

According to Sonia, Regina is threatening to cut herself.
Regina shared a video of herself weeping this morning, lamenting over her marital crisis and the remand of her brother, Sammy. She showed signs of being frustrated by threatening to break her phone.
Watch the video she shared below
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Actress Angela Okorie Sets Aside Animosity To Speak up in Support of Regina Daniels

Angela Okorie has set aside her differences with junior colleague, Regina Daniels to console her following her marital crisis.
In a post on Instagram, Angela condemned the use of one’s influence to oppress others.
She added that she has forgiven Regina for their fight months ago and she called for fair treatment for her
Angela wrote: “GOD’s power stands above all, greater than human strength or any authority. When God elevates us to a place of influence, it is not for control or oppression, but to uplift inspire, and make a lasting positive impact on others. 
 
“Dear Gina, despite the hurt, misunderstandings. and distance that have come between us, I have chosen peace. It breaks my heart to see you go through difficult times, but my love for you remains steadfast. 
 
“I hold no bitterness toward you. I continue to pray for your safety, happiness, and peace of mind. No matter what has happened, my love as a mother will never change. You are, and will always be, my daughter, the one l have loved, watched blossom, and prayed for. 


“Life teaches us lessons through both joy and hardship. Sometimes those lessons come through pain, but they also bring wisdom and strength. Through  everything, I have chosen love over bitterness, forgiveness over anger. and peace over pride. 

 
“To my Legit fans and supporters, l want you all to know that forgiveness is freedom. I have let go of the pain and hand everything over to God, the only true and righteous Judge. I trust His divine justice and perfect timing. 
 
“I stand today not in anger, but in love. Not as a critic, but as a mother who prays earnestly for restoration and healing. May God bring peace love, and unity where there has been division. May His light guide our paths, and may every wounded heart find healing in His grace.” 
Angela signed off the message, “With Love and Faith”.
Recall that months earlier, Angela Okorie called out Mercy Johnson and Regina Daniels insulted Angela for it. This led to an online fight between Angela and Regina.
Now, with Regina crying out that her estranged husband Ned Nwoko has facilitated the arrest of her brother Sammy, Angela is speaking up for the younger actress.
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The Recklessness Needs to Stop – Singer Orezi Reacts to Donald Trump’s Threat to Invade Nigeria

Nigerian singer Orezi has reacted to the threat by American President, Donald Trump to invade Nigeria over genocide against Christians by Islamic terrorists.
In a post on Instagram, the singer expressed deep frustration over the growing culture of impunity in the country.
He also took to the platform to share a video of U.S. officials discussing the brutal murder of Deborah Samuel, a Nigerian student lynched in Sokoto in 2022 over alleged blasphemy.
The U.S. representatives in the video, called for Nigeria to be added to the “Country of Concern” list, citing the government’s failure to ensure justice for victims of religious violence and intolerance.
Sharing the video, the singer wrote:
“The recklessness needs to stop. We cannot continue to live in a country where human life means nothing. Justice must not only be done — it must be seen to be done.”

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Apologise to Sunday Igboho Over Home Invasion – Soyinka Tells FG

Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka has called on the federal government to apologize to Yoruba Nation activist, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho over the invasion of his Ibadan home by security operatives.
He described the invasion as “unlawful and criminal.”
Recall that Igboho’s residence, located in the Soka area of Ibadan, Oyo State, was raided on July 1, 2021, by a joint team of operatives from the Department of State Services (DSS) and the Nigerian Army, during the administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari.
The operation was carried out over allegations that the activist was stockpiling arms and ammunition.
However, in a video posted by Igboho’s media aide, Olayomi Koiki, Professor Soyinka urged the Federal Government to apologise to the Yoruba Nation agitator, rather than continue to treat him as a criminal.
The raid, he recalled, resulted in the killing of two of Igboho’s aides and the arrest of 13 of his supporters.

Although the date of the recording could not be confirmed, the Nobel Laureate made the remarks during an interview in which he addressed questions on the invasion of Igboho’s residence, the arrest of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader, Nnamdi Kanu, and the wider issue of insecurity across Nigeria.

Soyinka said: “My advice is not so much to Igboho as it is to the government. They should stop pursuing this person as a criminal because they began by acting in a criminal fashion against him.
 
“If and when Igboho is brought to trial, I guarantee that the government will be very embarrassed. It is not in its interest.
 
“I think they should simply tell him, ‘We made a mistake; we should not have acted this way. You are no longer wanted.’ They should escort him back to his home quietly and let him resume his normal life.”
The eminent scholar further faulted media descriptions suggesting that Igboho was “in hiding,” saying the activist had instead “gone underground” to protect himself and continue his cause.
 
“I am not referring to the secessionist element, I am talking about what Igboho originally set out to do, to protect and defend his people, and to make it clear to aggressors that they are not lords over this nation or any part of it beyond what the Constitution permits,” Soyinka clarified.
 
He concluded that any attempt by the government to prosecute Igboho would backfire: “If you bring Igboho to trial, the government will end up with mud on its face.”
 
“As far as I am concerned, it is up to him to decide his next steps. He knows what happened before his people were killed, and only he can determine what to do next,” he said.