Breaking news: A Nigerian man urgently warned his driver not to move the vehicle while recording bandits operating openly in broad daylight in Zamfara State.
โDonโt move the car just turn it off. If they notice youโre moving the car, youโll put us in trouble,โ he said.โโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโโ๐โโ๏ธ๐
People Underestimate the Profits that Come from Selling, Akara, Kuli-Kuli, Others โ Lawyer Defends First Lady Remi Tinubuโs Entrepreneurial Advice to Nigerians
Anyways
I've started my own akara and kuli kuli
... Please patronize me
I get family to feed
Akara Di oku
Corn and kuli kuli
We also do home deliveries.. Abroad deliveries et al
This guys just rant without being knowledgeable... You think if they send a bid higher than that it won't be accepted.. In an era now where an average players in bought with lots of money you think Newcastle won't want bigger fee for a playerf if that class
@EniolaRaji1990 You must be very stupid.. English that you can't write dint ever in your retarded life tag me to it.. Delusional people... Buy it and give to "HIS" wife to assist in wrapping akara
@egi_nupe You are a product of the business and then you left it to look for something else... If it was what it was why didn't you continue the trend in your household?
Court orders INEC to deregister Peter Obiโs NDC over logo infringement
A Federal High Court in Lokoja has overturned its previous judgment directing the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to register the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) as a political party, effectively reversing all actions taken as a result of that ruling.
In a judgment delivered on Friday, Justice Isah Dashen held that the courtโs December 10, 2025 decision affected the rights of the Peace Movement Party (PMP), which was not joined in the suit despite claiming ownership of the logo used by the NDC.
Speaking to journalists after the ruling, counsel to the PMP, C.S. Ekeocha, explained that the party approached the court after discovering that the NDCโs registration was based on a logo it had earlier submitted to INEC before the legal proceedings began.
According to him, the court found merit in the partyโs application and set aside the earlier judgment. It also ordered all parties to revert to the position they were in before the December 10, 2025 ruling and directed the claimants to include every necessary party in the case to ensure all issues are fully determined.
Ekeocha said the decision means every step taken by INEC in compliance with the earlier judgment including the recognition of the NDC, the issuance of its certificate of registration, its inclusion in INECโs records, and any appearance on ballot papers must be withdrawn pending the final determination of the substantive suit.
He clarified that the case itself has not been concluded, noting that the court only vacated its earlier judgment to allow all affected parties to be heard before a fresh decision is made.
Ekeocha also dismissed claims that the court merely ordered parties to maintain the status quo, insisting that the ruling specifically restored the position that existed before the December 10, 2025 judgment.