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@Opehyehmmi The "T" in T-shirt literally stands for its shape. When the garment is laid flat with the sleeves spread out, its outline creates the shape of a capital letter "T".

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India has criticised comments shared by U.S President Donald Trump describing the country as a “hellhole,” calling the remarks uninformed and in poor taste amid ongoing debate over birthright citizenship in the United States.

Officials stressed that the comments do not reflect the strong ties between India and the United States of America, as diplomatic relations remain anchored on mutual interests despite recent tensions.

#CBINewsTV #GlobalNews #India #DonaldTrump #Diplomacy #USPolitics

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Peter Obi received a rousing welcome from supporters in Ibadan as top opposition figures gathered for a strategic summit focused on building unity ahead of the 2027 elections.

The meeting, hosted by Seyi Makinde and chaired by former President Olusegun Obasanjo, drew prominent leaders including Atiku Abubakar, Rabiu Kwankwaso, and Rotimi Amaechi.

Contributions from Pat Utomi and Kabir Adamu emphasized the need for stronger cross-party collaboration to present a united front.

#CBINewsTV #PeterObi #NigeriaPolitics #Ibadan #OppositionUnity

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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the African Democratic Congress (ADC) have agreed to field a single presidential candidate for the 2027 general elections, following resolutions reached at an Opposition Summit hosted in Ibadan by Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde. The move signals a coordinated effort by opposition blocs to unify their political structures and present a stronger challenge in the next electoral cycle.

The parties also jointly demanded the resignation of the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Joash Ojo Amupitan, citing concerns over electoral credibility. The outcome of the summit underscores intensifying political realignments ahead of 2027, with further details on the proposed coalition expected in the coming days.

#CBINewsTV #NigeriaPolitics #PDP #ADC #INEC #2027Elections #Opposition #Coalition

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Did Kano State Distribute Pants to Women as Empowerment Gifts? Here’s the Truth

A viral claim alleged that the Kano State Government distributed underwear to women as empowerment gifts. However, a fact-check by Daily Trust shows this is false.

Findings by CBI News reveal the images were digitally altered, with forensic analysis (ELA) exposing inconsistencies—clear signs of manipulation. The photos were taken from a political stunt by supporters during the First Lady’s visit, not any government program.

The narrative only emerged after the event, indicating it was a distortion fueled by misinformation.

Verdict: FALSE.
This is another reminder of how easily content can be taken out of context and manipulated, especially in politically sensitive environments.

#FactCheck #Misinformation #Nigeria #MediaLiteracy #Kano #CBINewstv

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Olakunle Churchill and Rosy Meurer Reportedly Part Ways

The marriage between businessman Olakunle Churchill and Nollywood actress Rosy Meurer has reportedly come to an end.

Meurer filed for divorce on Monday, April 21, 2026, effectively ending their union, which began in 2021. The couple, who share two children, have also sparked further speculation after unfollowing each other on Instagram.

Their reported separation marks a significant turn in a relationship that has long been in the public spotlight. Meurer was previously accused by actress Tonto Dikeh, Churchill’s ex-wife, of being involved with him before his 2017 divorce. Churchill and Meurer later tied the knot in 2021 and went on to have two children together.

The development comes shortly after Churchill and Dikeh were seen together at their son’s birthday celebration—an appearance that suggested a possible easing of tensions between the former couple.

As of now, neither Churchill nor Meurer has publicly addressed the situation or confirmed the reason for the split. However, Churchill shared a cryptic message on social media, stating that if faced with a choice between anyone else and his children, he would always choose his kids.

#CBINewsTV #Entertainment #News #Nigeria #Divorce #Marriage

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A viral claim alleging that the Kano State Government distributed underwear to women as empowerment gifts has been debunked as false.

A fact-check by Daily Trust and findings from CBI News show the circulating images were digitally altered. Forensic analysis, including Error Level Analysis (ELA), revealed clear signs of manipulation.

The original photos were linked to a political stunt by supporters during a visit by Nigeria’s First Lady—not any official government programme. The misleading narrative only surfaced after the event, suggesting deliberate distortion.

Verdict: FALSE.

This case highlights how easily misinformation can spread, especially when visuals are taken out of context and manipulated in politically sensitive moments.

#FactCheck #Misinformation #Nigeria #MediaLiteracy #Kano #CBINewsTV

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History of Assassination Attempts on Trump

Inside the Shocking Timeline of Assassination Attempts on Donald Trump — From Rally Gunfire to Foiled Plots.

CBI News notes that President Donald Trump has faced numerous assassination attempts and death threats throughout his years as US president and as a candidate.

The closest call came in July 2024, at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, where a gunman accessed a nearby rooftop with a direct line of sight to then-candidate Trump as he spoke on stage. A bystander was killed, and Trump’s ear was wounded in the attack. Agents shot dead the suspect, 20-year-old Thomas Crooks, at the scene.

A few months later, in September, an armed man hid near Trump’s West Palm Beach golf course in Florida with the intent to kill him, according to officials.

Prosecutors said Ryan Routh methodically plotted to kill Trump for weeks before aiming a rifle through the shrubbery as he played golf. A Secret Service agent spotted Routh before he was able to open fire on Trump, and he was soon arrested nearby.

Routh was found guilty last year of attempting to kill the president and was sentenced to life in prison in February.

Also, in February, a 21-year-old man, Austin Tucker Martin, was shot dead after entering Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida with a shotgun, but the President was not there.

#CBINewsTV #Trump #USPolitics #assassination #USIran

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World Cup 2026 at Risk?
How Global Politics Could Disrupt Football’s Biggest Stage

The 2026 World Cup could face a geopolitical storm.

Not because of football…
But because of global politics.

Here’s what you need to know

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The FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to be the biggest ever—hosted in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

But rising tensions involving Donald Trump and Iran are raising serious concerns.

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There are growing fears about:
• Travel bans
• Security risks
• Possible participation disputes

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Let’s be clear:
There is NO confirmed boycott right now.

But even the discussion is a warning sign.

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Iran has previously raised concerns about playing in the U.S.

And visa restrictions could affect fans, officials, and media.

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Here’s why this matters:

The World Cup isn’t just a game:
It’s a multi-billion-dollar global business ecosystem.

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If tensions escalate:
• Sponsors could face backlash
• Tourism may decline
• Global viewership could be affected

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This creates a new reality:

Sports can no longer stay separate from politics.

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For brands and leaders, this is about:
• Risk management
• Global positioning
• Crisis preparedness

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The big question:
Can football still unite the world in 2026?

Or will politics take center stage?

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One thing is clear:
The future of global sports is changing.

And everyone—from FIFA to brands—needs to adapt.

#CBINewsTV #FIFAWorldCup2026 #WorldCup #Geopolitics #SportsBusiness #Leadership #GlobalEconomy #CBINewsAnalysis #InternationalRelations

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Angola is stepping up efforts to transform tourism into a major driver of economic diversification, as it prepares to host the Global Tourism Forum Investment Summit in Luanda from 17–19 June 2026. The country is seeking to attract global investors, developers and tourism stakeholders as it pushes to unlock opportunities across its tourism and hospitality sectors.

Authorities say over €500 million has already been approved for infrastructure development in key tourism zones including Cabo Ledo, Mussulo, Kalandula and the Okavango region. The summit is expected to focus on investment partnerships, project development and strengthening Angola’s position as an emerging tourism investment destination.

#CBINewsTV #Angola #Tourism #Investment #Africa #Economy

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Israel’s President Isaac Herzog has indicated that any decision on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s pardon request will only be considered after efforts to reach a possible plea deal are fully explored.

Netanyahu, who is facing long-running corruption charges, has been on trial since 2020 and continues to deny all allegations.

Herzog said priority should be given to resolving the matter through agreement between the parties outside court, adding that no pardon decision will be made at this stage as legal and mediation options are still being considered.

#CBINewsTV #Israel #Netanyahu #Politics #WorldNews

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Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe has produced a historic performance at the London Marathon, becoming the first athlete to break the two-hour barrier in an official race, clocking a time of 1:59:30 to win the men’s elite category on the 26 of April 2026. The 27-year-old surged ahead in the final stages to seal one of the most remarkable victories in marathon history.

The race also delivered a record-breaking field, with Ethiopia’s Yomif Kejelcha finishing second in 1:59:41 and Uganda’s Jacob Kiplimo rounding up the podium with a time of 2:00:28, making it the fastest men’s marathon podium ever recorded. In the women’s race, Ethiopia’s Tigst Assefa also set a new women’s-only world record, winning in 2:15:41.

#CBINewsTV #LondonMarathon #Athletics #Kenya #Sports #WorldNews

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Activist and AAC presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has explained why he declined an invitation to an opposition summit in Ibadan, stating that Nigerians deserve a credible alternative rather than what he described as a gathering of recycled political figures. He argued that many of the individuals involved had previously contributed to the country’s challenges and cannot now present themselves as agents of change.

Sowore insisted his party will not be part of what he termed a deceptive political arrangement, reaffirming his commitment to building a people-driven movement rooted in accountability and integrity. He also criticised major parties across the political spectrum, saying Nigeria needs a complete break from the past rather than a rebranding of old leadership.

#CBINewsTV #NigeriaPolitics #Sowore #AAC #Opposition #2027Elections

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Stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress in Borno South have unanimously endorsed Senator Ali Ndume for a return to the Senate, raising over ₦40 million to purchase his nomination form ahead of the 2027 elections.

Party officials described Ndume as a tested lawmaker with strong grassroots support, while also commending Governor Babagana Zulum for his inclusive leadership style.

#CBINewsTV #NigeriaPolitics #APC #AliNdume #Borno #2027Elections

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The Jigawa State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party has declared it will field candidates for all elective positions in the 2027 general elections, rejecting speculations of internal defections. The party leadership described rumours of a possible switch by its 2023 governorship candidate as baseless and politically motivated.

State Chairman Prof. Babandi Gumel insisted the PDP remains united and focused on reclaiming power, urging members to intensify registration efforts ahead of the primaries. He also announced the formation of a committee to oversee nomination processes, signalling the party’s readiness for a strong electoral contest.

#CBINewsTV #NigeriaPolitics #PDP #Jigawa #2027Elections

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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has arrived in Russia for talks with President Vladimir Putin, as efforts to sustain peace negotiations between Tehran and Washington remain uncertain. The visit follows a series of diplomatic moves across the region, including stops in Oman and Pakistan, amid the collapse of planned US-led talks in Islamabad.

The development comes as tensions continue over the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran maintaining its blockade despite global economic concerns.

While informal messages have reportedly been exchanged through mediators, Iran and the United States remain far from formal negotiations, with rising energy prices and ongoing regional instability adding pressure to revive dialogue.

#CBINewsTV #Iran #Russia #USPolitics #MiddleEast #GlobalTensions

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Fact Check: Did Nigeria’s Power Generation Truly Exceed 6,000MW Under Adelabu?

Nigeria’s former Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, claimed that electricity generation peaked at over 6,000 megawatts (MW) during his tenure. He also noted that available generation capacity ranged between 3,500MW and 4,500MW when he assumed office in August 2023.

The claim, contained in his April 22, 2026 resignation letter, credited reforms under the Electricity Act 2023 and improvements across the power value chain—including the integration of the Zungeru Hydropower Plant—for the reported increase in generation.

What the Data Shows

To verify the claim, data from the Association of Power Generation Companies (APGC) and the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) was analysed, covering 2023 through early 2026.

2023: Peak generation ~5,000MW
2024: Peak ~5,528MW
2025: Peak ranged between ~5,300MW and ~5,801MW
Early 2026: Capacity dropped to ~4,089MW by March

While generation levels came close to 6,000MW, there is no verified record showing that the threshold was surpassed.

A Pattern of Fluctuation, Not Growth

NERC’s quarterly data highlights a volatile trend rather than sustained improvement:

Capacity rose to about 4,922MW in late 2023
Dropped in early 2024
Recovered through 2024 and 2025
Declined again to just over 4,000MW by March 2026

This inconsistency suggests the sector has yet to achieve stable, long-term gains.

Understanding the Metrics

According to APGC CEO Joy Ogaji, confusion often stems from mixing different industry terms:

Installed capacity: ~13,000–14,000MW
Available capacity: ~4,900–7,300MW
Peak generation: ~5,000–5,800MW
Average supply: ~4,100–4,600MW

Peak generation reflects a temporary high point, not continuous output. Even at peak levels, actual electricity delivered to consumers remains significantly lower.

The Bigger Picture

Despite reforms and infrastructure improvements, Nigeria’s power sector continues to face structural challenges across generation, transmission, and distribution. These constraints limit the ability to translate installed capacity into reliable electricity supply.

Verdict: False

There is no verified evidence that Nigeria’s power generation exceeded 6,000MW during Adelabu’s tenure. While output approached that level under optimal conditions, it never crossed the threshold, and average supply remains far below installed capacity.

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“Why Are We Still Borrowing?” — Sanusi Questions Nigeria’s Rising Debt Despite Subsidy Removal

The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has raised fresh concerns over Nigeria’s growing debt profile, questioning why the Federal Government continues to borrow despite removing petrol subsidies.

In a recent interview with News Central TV, the former Central Bank Governor acknowledged that reforms like subsidy removal and exchange rate liberalisation were necessary. However, he warned that poor timing, weak policy coordination, and lack of fiscal discipline could undermine their intended benefits.

Sanusi criticised Nigeria’s long-standing reliance on foreign refining, describing it as a structural weakness. He noted that for years, the country subsidised imports while neglecting domestic refining capacity—an approach he said was unsustainable for an oil-producing nation.

While welcoming recent progress in local refining and reduced fuel imports, Sanusi questioned the broader execution of reforms. According to him, key economic decisions may not have been implemented in the right sequence, particularly the liberalisation of the exchange rate in a loose monetary environment—an approach he believes contributed to the naira’s sharp depreciation.

He stressed that subsidy removal alone is not enough, arguing that savings from the policy should translate into fiscal stability—not increased borrowing.

His comments come amid reports that the Federal Government has increased its 2026 borrowing plan by ₦11.31 trillion, bringing total projected borrowing to ₦29.20 trillion. Additionally, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has requested Senate approval for a fresh $516 million loan to fund the Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway.

Sanusi’s central question remains:
If subsidy savings exist, why is Nigeria still borrowing at such a scale?

#Nigeria #Economy #DebtCrisis #SubsidyRemoval #FiscalPolicy #PublicFinance #Sanusi #Tinubu #Naira #EconomicReforms #CBINewsTV