If you don't make comment on this video, you will still find food to eat. They are a new couple starting their lives anew. The comments and posts flying around making jest of them and insinuating that the young lady has made a bad choice is very uncalled for. Say something good or keep quiet. They are are a couple. What the man did in the video might just be another way of playing with his bride. It could be anything.
Muslims who are making a big deal out of this should please desist and consider the effect of their comments and posts on the new couples. It's not fair.
@Molayoo_ If you all know the reason behind that gesture, you will all cover your face and ask for forgiveness. That's my cousin and I was at the wedding and yes, that gesture was just because of an issue with the caterer. You might not make sense of it until you hear the full story.
Nigerian-American engineer & Harvard grad Yinka Ogunbiyi built HaloBraid, the world's first braid-assist robot, easing strain on stylists & saving salons time. $7M raised, 7,000+ salons waitlisted. American innovation, global impact. #AmericanExcellence in action.
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BREAKING: A Nigerian-American engineer and Harvard graduate, Yinka Ogunbiyi, has developed HaloBraid, described as the world’s first braid-assist robot designed to ease the physical strain on hairstylists and save time for salons.
The innovation had raised $7m and attracted more than 7,000 salons to its waitlist.
Ebonyi to regulate house rent, cap agents' fee at 2% in proposed law
Francis Nwifuru, governor of Ebonyi state, has approved the transmission of two executive bills aimed at regulating house rents, agency fees, and the scrap metal trade to the state’s house of assembly.
Speaking to journalists on Tuesday in Abakaliki after the state’s executive council meeting on Monday, Ikeuwa Omebeh, commissioner for information and orientation, said the proposed legislation will protect residents from financial exploitation and safeguard public infrastructure.
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I keep saying it: the day this man, Donald Trump, remembers that we have an election coming up in 2027, that is the day 2027 will be lost and won.
The day the U.S. indicates a genuine interest in monitoring the 2027 election, that is the day President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will definitely understand that he hasn't done so well to earn a second term.
This is because, in my view, the only thing standing between the people and their free choice is INEC.
So, the day INEC has an independent body that is ready to checkmate any of its excesses by compelling it to do the right thing, it will be game over.
Flowing from this, I call on every good citizen of Nigeria to channel a part of our campaign towards creating international awareness ahead of 2027.
The world must be watching.
The world must know what is happening.
And, above all, the Nigerian people must be allowed to freely choose who governs them.
I am Ekene Aninze Esq.
The federal government says it has paid N333 billion to eight participating electricity generation companies (GenCos), covering 17 power plants, under the first phase of the power sector debt settlement programme.
Olu Verheijen, special adviser to the president on energy, spoke on Tuesday during the investor forum for the N729 billion series II bond issuance of the presidential power sector financial reforms programme (PPSFRP).
“Series I delivered on its promise. In February 2026, the Federal Government deployed approximately ₦501 billion, N300 billion in cash and roughly ₦201 billion through non-cash bond instruments, addressing approximately 22 percent of the settlement obligations under executed Settlement Agreements, with the balance to be covered through Series II and subsequent issuances,” she said.
The completion of the Sabon Barki–Little Rayfield Road has brought significant relief to residents and commuters, who say the project has transformed movement and renewed economic activity within the area.
During interviews conducted along the road, residents described its previous condition as extremely poor, noting that it was difficult to access and often discouraged people from living, investing, or developing property in the community. According to them, the deplorable state of the road affected transportation, reduced commercial activities, and limited the area's growth.
Community members expressed appreciation to His Excellency, Governor Caleb Mutfwang, for delivering the road project, stating that the completed road has made commuting easier and restored confidence in the area's development potential. They noted that traffic has increased considerably, with more vehicles now using the route, an indication of improved accessibility and connectivity.
Residents further described the project as a major boost to the community, saying it has enhanced the attractiveness of the neighbourhood, encouraged development, and improved their overall quality of life. They commended the Governor's commitment to infrastructure development and expressed optimism that the administration will continue to deliver projects that positively impact the lives of the people.
"I pray that one day Nigeria will have a Christian-Christian ticket and it will win."
- Nasarawa State Governor, Abdullahi Sule, on President Tinubu's decision to retain a Muslim-Muslim ticket for the 2027 elections
Niger State Governor Umar Bago has come under criticism from some Muslim hardliners after making a declaration.
"Any mosque or imam found preaching extremism, terrorism, hatred, violence or division should be reported. The imam will be arrested and the mosque closed."
The governor's directive has sparked widespread debate, with critics arguing that the measure targets Islamic clerics, while supporters say it is aimed at tackling radicalisation and strengthening security across Niger State.
Governor Caleb Mutfwang inspected the ongoing redevelopment of Hill Station Hotel in Jos, expressing satisfaction with the pace and quality of work.
Describing the project as a strong example of a public-private partnership, the Governor reaffirmed his administration's commitment to restoring Plateau's iconic landmarks, reviving tourism, and attracting investment.
Once one of Nigeria's flagship hotels, Hill Station Hotel is being transformed after nearly a decade of closure. The Governor said the project is expected to deliver its first phase by October, marking a significant milestone in rebuilding Plateau's tourism and hospitality infrastructure.
"This is a clear message that Plateau is open for business. Despite the challenges, we remain determined to restore our legacy, strengthen our economy, and create opportunities for our people."
The good thing is you have all been found out. This disguise bigotry all in the name of what? Who have you called out like in the South South or South East? In this same intonation? If not the Yorubas.