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Deadline Passed: Legal Notice Pushes Akin Bolarinwa’s Online Claims Into Consequence Phase

A legal dispute over alleged defamatory online posts has entered a new phase after a seven-day deadline elapsed without public compliance. Lawyers had demanded a retraction and apology, citing defamation and cybercrime laws. With the deadline now passed, the matter shifts from warning to consequence, opening pathways for civil claims, criminal complaints, and regulatory escalation.
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Angela Okorie Apologises to Mercy Johnson as Rearrest Claims Surface and Fade

Nollywood actress Angela Okorie has issued a public apology to colleague Mercy Johnson, signalling a thaw after weeks of online tension. Separately, claims that Okorie was rearrested following a brief detention circulated online before being contradicted by subsequent reports. The developments highlight how celebrity disputes and legal claims now unfold in parallel across social media.
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Oshiomhole Says Viral Private Jet Clip Is AI-Generated

Former Edo State governor Adams Oshiomhole has dismissed a viral private-jet clip circulating online as an AI-generated fabrication, rejecting allegations implied by the footage. The claim has intensified scrutiny of manipulated media, as observers weigh the responsibilities of platforms, the speed of online amplification and the difficulty of verifying content in high-profile political disputes.
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Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal Receives Super Eagles Coach Eric Chelle for Sports Development Talks

Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal Dare met with Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle on January 28, 2026, to discuss strategies for enhancing sports development in the state. The focus was on promoting youth participation in sports, with plans for a revamped sports complex and stadium nearing completion to serve as a hub for community and grassroots athletics.
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Diezani Alison-Madueke Faces UK Trial Over Alleged Luxury Bribes

Former Nigerian petroleum minister Diezani Alison-Madueke is at the centre of a UK corruption trial alleging she accepted luxury bribes, including high-value properties and designer goods, in exchange for oil contracts. Prosecutors say the case exposes how global financial systems were used to move illicit wealth, reviving scrutiny of Nigeria’s oil-era corruption and cross-border accountability.
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