🟢 JO COMMS MORNING DIGEST
📅 22/06/2026
Good morning 🇳🇬 Your top stories:
1. Headline —Hamzat, Others Seek More Youths in Governance
🔗 https://t.co/d8iJrbO3Qt
The case highlights ongoing concerns about illegal oil refining, environmental destruction, and insecurity in the Niger Delta. The court is expected to rule on the bail application on July 1.
Prosecutors argued that releasing him could endanger witnesses and disrupt the trial, while the defence insisted he is a kidney transplant patient and should be granted bail on medical grounds.
They argue that leadership mandates are determined through elections, pointing to recent APC victories in governorship and senatorial by-elections as evidence of continued public support for the President and the ruling party.
Tinubu supporters dismiss Peter Obi’s call for President Tinubu’s resignation, describing it as misplaced and inconsistent with Nigeria’s presidential system of government. — JO Comms 🇳🇬
The NUC plays a critical role in regulating university education, ensuring quality standards and shaping higher education policy. The appointment comes as efforts continue to strengthen Nigeria’s tertiary education sector. 🇳🇬
President Tinubu appoints Professor Oluwatoyin Temitayo Ogundipe as Chairman of the Governing Board of the National Universities Commission (NUC) — JO Comms 🇳🇬
Professor Ogundipe is a respected academic and university administrator with extensive experience in higher education, research and institutional management.
HAPPENING NOW: VP Shettima Arrives on One-Day State Visit to Nasarawa
Vice President Kashim Shettima has arrived in Lafia, the Nasarawa State capital, on a one-day official visit to the state.
Stakeholders warn that sustained funding is key to maintaining gains in oil output, strengthening energy security, and protecting Nigeria’s critical economic resources. 🇳🇬