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ADC’s Early Cracks Mirror PDP Collapse Pattern as Showunmi Warns on Leadership Failure

ADC PDP crisis pattern Nigeria is emerging as fresh legal disputes and internal tensions within the ADC raise concerns of a familiar trajectory. In a pointed interview on Volume with Femi Dlive, Segun Showunmi’s critique of PDP’s leadership failure and courtroom dependence now doubles as a warning that Nigeria’s opposition may be repeating the same structural mistakes.

Donald Trump Deletes AI Jesus-Like Image After Backlash

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Trump AI Jesus image backlash intensified after the U.S. president shared and later deleted an AI-generated image depicting him in a Christ-like form. The post drew criticism across social media, raising concerns over religious sensitivity and highlighting the risks associated with the growing use of artificial intelligence in political communication.

Apply Now: FG Opens TVET Programme with ₦22,500 Monthly Stipend

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FG TVET programme ₦22,500 stipend offer is drawing national attention as the Federal Government opens applications for technical and vocational training across Nigeria. The initiative promises monthly financial support for participants while equipping them with industry-relevant skills, positioning the scheme as both a short-term relief measure and a long-term employment strategy.

Adelabu Says Power Has Improved — Nigerians Still in Darkness

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Adelabu power generation claims have intensified debate as Nigeria’s power minister says output has risen to around 5,000MW, yet outages persist nationwide. The gap between generation figures and electricity delivered to consumers has raised concerns about transmission bottlenecks and distribution inefficiencies, highlighting a structural problem at the heart of Nigeria’s power supply system.

Andoni Iraola Bournemouth exit shifts pressure onto two summer plans

Noble Onyeagoro4 weeks ago4 weeks ago0

Andoni Iraola’s expected departure from Bournemouth now looks bigger than one contract breakdown. It leaves the Premier League club facing a fresh rebuild, while Athletic Bilbao’s coming vacancy gives the story a second center of gravity. The result is a summer coaching picture that could move fast on both sides.

ADC Crisis Deepens: Supreme Court to Hear David Mark Appeal Against Nafiu Bala Over Party Leadership

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ADC leadership crisis Supreme Court proceedings will intensify as the apex court hears an appeal filed by David Mark against Nafiu Bala over control of the party. The case follows conflicting court rulings, INEC’s delisting of Mark as chairman, and rival protests, placing the party’s leadership structure and opposition alliances at a critical turning point.

Borno Attack Soldiers Killed: CO, Six Troops Die in IED Blast After Repelling Monguno Assault

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🟥 Troops Repel Attack — Then the Battlefield Turns Again Troops of Sector 3 under Operation HADIN KAI of the Nigerian Army came under what...

Martinez red card row deepens as Carrick blasts Tierney after Leeds loss

Noble Onyeagoro4 weeks ago0

Michael Carrick tore into referee Paul Tierney after Manchester United’s 2-1 loss to Leeds, calling Lisandro Martinez’s red card one of the worst decisions he has seen. Carrick said the dismissal changed the match, questioned the VAR intervention, and warned the fallout could stretch beyond Old Trafford as United weigh an appeal before a crucial trip to Chelsea.

Liverpool PSG comeback belief grows as Slot calls on Anfield

Noble Onyeagoro4 weeks ago0

Liverpool’s Champions League survival now hangs on one old Anfield promise: that a crowd, an early goal and a shift in belief can change a tie fast. Arne Slot says Liverpool still believe they can overturn PSG’s 2-0 first-leg lead, while Dominik Szoboszlai insists the squad will go all in despite the French side arriving better rested.

AFCON 2027 standards rise as Motsepe tells East Africa to match Morocco

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CAF president Patrice Motsepe has turned AFCON 2027 into an early pressure test for East Africa, warning Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania that Morocco’s hosting benchmark must not drop. With infrastructure checks looming, a June 19 to July 18 tournament window set, and AFCON’s 70th anniversary approaching, the message is no longer just about pride. It is about proof.