"Regina Daniels has been unreachable for days"— Journalist Kemi Olulonyo says as she alleges the actress has refused going to rehab. Journalist Dr Kemi Olunloyo has stirred reactions on social media following remarks she made during a recent live session about Nollywood actress Regina Daniels. During the session, Olunloyo claimed she had spoken with the actress’s husband, Ned Nwoko, and alleged that what the public was seeing online represented “only 10 percent” of what was truly happening. “I’ve spoken to Ned today and I’m reading his chat right here. What is going on with Regina on social media is even 10% of what’s going on. I just want to make sure you guys are educated because I’m only interested,” she said. Olunloyo alleged that the actress had refused to go to rehabilitation despite concerns raised about her wellbeing. “She doesn’t think she has a drug problem and that’s where the problem starts. That was how it started with Whitney and many celebrities that are dead today. Once you don’t want to go to rehab…” she added. Continuing, Olunloyo alleged that Daniels had been unreachable for days. “The children can’t find her. It’s three days now, they don’t know where she is. They are with the nannies. In America, Regina has already lost temporary custody of her children. Because she has a husband and nannies, they’re probably with them. But she won’t be able to have custody of those children,” she claimed, expressing concern that the actress “could harm herself” if not located soon. Her statements have since sparked widespread debate online, with many urging restraint and verification before spreading unconfirmed reports. As of press time, neither Regina Daniels nor her representatives have publicly responded to Olunloyo’s claims, and no official statement has been released by relevant authorities.

Reveals Why Nigerian Government Doesn’t Want Nnamdi Kanu Out Alive. Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore has alleged that the Nigerian government does not want Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), to come out of detention alive. In a post shared on his Facebook page on Wednesday, Sowore claimed that Kanu remains detained because “they know the lies sustaining their power will collapse once Mazi Nnamdi Kanu walks out as a free man.” According to him, the authorities “do not want Mazi Nnamdi Kanu freed alive, and they are united in that mission. Ever since they realised their web of deceit was beginning to unravel, they have gone into overdrive.” The activist added that the government is afraid of Kanu’s release because it would expose “their fraud, greed, backstabbing, and betrayal of justice,” insisting that “the people’s eyes have opened, and fake political careers built on deceit, destruction, and the oppression of the masses will not survive the truth.” Kanu has been in the custody of the Department of State Services (DSS) since 2021, following his rearrest over allegations of terrorism and treason linked to his involvement in the separatist movement. Earlier this week, Sowore led a major protest in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), calling for Kanu’s immediate release. Several protesters, including Kanu’s lawyer and brother, were reportedly arrested and remanded in Kuje Prison.

Controversial clergyman, Prophet Chukwuemeka Ohanaemere aka Odumeje, has boasted about his intellect claiming that even university graduates cannot match his level of intelligence PM News reports that during a recent church service, the preacher urged parents to guide their children into studying what he called “serious courses” in the university instead of settling for whatever is available “This is not the time to allow your daughter to pick just any course because a lecturer says, ‘this is what we have.’ Choose a very serious course,” he said Odumeje went on to assert his intellectual superiority saying: “I have read a lot of courses & I can tell you I know them. That I have not been there doesn’t mean I will allow you to make mistakes. I am more intelligent than even the educated ones. If it’s for my brain, I have first-class certificate brain.” His comments have sparked mixed reactions online with many questioning his claims while others applauded his confidence & unconventional approach to education.

“Tinubu Doesn’t Need to Campaign in Kogi State; There’s No Opposition Here,” — Yahaya Bello Boasts Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello, has declared that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu does not need to campaign in Kogi State ahead of the 2027 general elections. Speaking at the ongoing endorsement rally held in Lokoja on Saturday to support the second-term bids of President Tinubu and Governor Usman Ododo, Bello confidently stated that Kogi is a stronghold of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). In his words, the governor said: “Your Excellency, Mr. President, you don’t even need to come to Kogi State to campaign. There’s no opposition here. Those making noise elsewhere have not seen the lion—when the lion roars, they will run with their tails between their legs.” Bello assured the President of total support from the people of Kogi State, emphasizing that the state remains fully committed to the Tinubu-led administration and the continuity of APC governance at both state and federal levels.

Ayurvedic Detoxification Techniques: The Science of Panchakarma In today’s fast-paced world, it's easy to overlook what our body tries to tell us. Fatigue, digestive issues, bloating, poor sleep, brain fog, and low immunity—these are often signs that the body is overloaded with toxins. Ayurveda, India’s ancient healing system, believes that health begins with cleansing the body and mind from accumulated impurities, also known as Ama. One of the most powerful detoxification methods in Ayurveda is Panchakarma—a structured therapeutic process that restores balance, removes toxins, and rejuvenates the body from the cellular level. Understanding Toxins in Ayurveda Before diving into Panchakarma, it's important to understand Ama, the Ayurvedic concept of toxins. Ama forms when our Agni (digestive fire) becomes weak due to irregular eating, unhealthy food choices, lack of sleep, stress, or exposure to chemicals. Over time, these toxins clog body channels (srotas), disrupt dosha balance, and give rise to illness. Ayurvedic detoxification is not just about weight loss or cleansing the stomach—it is about purifying the entire body system and restoring harmony. Learn More https://www.naditarangini.com/ayurvedic-detoxification-techniques-the-science-of-panchakarma/ What Is Panchakarma? The term Panchakarma translates to “five actions” or “five therapies”. These therapies are designed to eliminate deep-seated toxins from the tissues and expel them from the body in a controlled, scientific way. Panchakarma is unique because it doesn’t just detox the gut—it addresses toxins in every tissue layer, bringing equilibrium to Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas. Three Phases of Panchakarma Detox Panchakarma is not a single treatment—it’s a carefully planned healing journey that happens in three phases: 1. Purva Karma (Preparation Phase) This step prepares the body to release toxins. Snehana (Internal and External Oleation): Herbal oils or ghee are used to loosen toxins stored in tissues. Swedana (Herbal Steam Therapy): Steam and herbs help liquefy toxins and move them toward the digestive tract for elimination. 2. Pradhana Karma (Main Detox Procedures) This phase includes the five core cleansing techniques: Technique Procedure Target Vamana Therapeutic emesis Removes excess Kapha and mucus from chest/stomach Virechana Controlled purgation Cleanses liver and intestines, reduces Pitta Basti Medicated enemas Balances Vata and nourishes colon Nasya Herbal drops in nostrils Clears head, sinuses, improves mental clarity Rakta Mokshana Blood cleansing Removes toxins from blood, improves immunity 3. Paschat Karma (Rejuvenation Phase) After detox, the body needs nourishment and stability. This includes: Diet correction (Pathya): Light, healing foods to rebuild digestion Rasayana (Rejuvenative herbs): Ashwagandha, Shatavari, Amla for strength and vitality Lifestyle guidance: Daily routines to maintain detox benefits Benefits of Panchakarma Panchakarma offers a complete reset for body and mind. Some proven benefits include: Improves digestion and metabolism Enhances nutrient absorption Boosts immunity and vitality Supports hormonal balance Reduces chronic fatigue and stress Relieves joint and muscle stiffness Clears skin and improves glow Promotes mental clarity and emotional balance Addresses chronic conditions like arthritis, sinusitis, IBS, and migraines Panchakarma Is Personalized Medicine One of the biggest strengths of Panchakarma is that it is highly personalized. Unlike generic detox programs, Ayurvedic detox is planned after analyzing: Your dominant Dosha Prakriti (body constitution) Health condition Age and strength Season and lifestyle That’s why Panchakarma must be done under trained Ayurvedic supervision. Self-detox without guidance may disturb dosha balance rather than help it. Simple Daily Detox According to Ayurveda If full Panchakarma therapy is not feasible, you can incorporate small Ayurvedic detox habits daily: Begin mornings with warm water and lemon or ginger Include Triphala at night for gentle colon cleansing Use turmeric and cumin in cooking for natural detox Eat fresh, cooked meals instead of packaged or reheated food Avoid overeating and late-night meals Practice oil pulling to detox the mouth Take 10–15 minutes of self-abhyanga (oil massage) weekly Practice pranayama or meditation to detox the mind Final Thought The beauty of Panchakarma lies not only in cleansing the body but also in rejuvenating the spirit. It teaches that detoxification is not just about fasting or flushing—it’s about restoring balance, enhancing energy, and reconnecting with natural health. As lifestyle diseases keep rising, this ancient detox science offers a soothing yet powerful path to holistic wellbeing. If done with discipline and the right guidance, Panchakarma can transform your health from the inside out—naturally and sustainably.

Halal Love: Getting to Know Someone Without Crossing the Line In Islam, love and marriage are sacred — but that doesn’t mean you can’t get to know someone before marriage. What matters most is intention, modesty, and boundaries. 💬 Islam doesn’t support modern “dating,” where people spend private time together, form attachments, or explore multiple relationships casually. But it does allow getting to know a potential spouse — respectfully, sincerely, and with the intention of marriage. If a woman hasn’t committed to anyone yet, she can speak to more than one suitor to understand their values and goals — as long as: • The talks stay respectful and purposeful. • There’s no physical or romantic intimacy. • The process is known to family or a guardian. Islam encourages transparency and honor, not secrecy or temptation. Real love in Islam is built on trust, purpose, and purity — not hidden messages or private meetings. ❤️ Keep it halal, and Allah will bless your union. #love #islam

History Made: Robotic Surgeon Performs Nigeria’s First UroLift Surgery. Nigeria has recorded a major medical breakthrough as a hospital in Lagos successfully performed the nation’s first UroLift surgery, marking a new milestone in the treatment of prostate enlargement and minimally invasive healthcare in West Africa. The landmark procedure was carried out at The Prostate Clinic (TPC), Victoria Island, under the leadership of Professor Kingsley Ekwueme, a renowned consultant urologist and expert in laparoscopic and robotic surgery. Announcing the feat over the weekend, Prof. Ekwueme described the UroLift, also known as the Prostatic Urethral Lift (PUL), as “a new era in prostate care for Nigerian men.” He confirmed that the patient recovered well and was discharged on the same day without any complications. “This is the first UroLift procedure in Nigeria, and it represents a new dawn for men living with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH),” he said. “It’s simple, safe, and effective — relieving urinary obstruction without the usual side effects of traditional prostate surgery.” The UroLift system is a minimally invasive treatment that uses small implants to lift and hold enlarged prostate tissue away from the urethra, thereby improving urine flow. Unlike conventional surgery, it doesn’t involve cutting, heating, or removing tissue, and helps preserve sexual and bladder function. Prof. Ekwueme noted that the introduction of the UroLift system would significantly reduce medical tourism, save foreign exchange, and attract more investment in advanced medical technology within the country. Healthcare experts have hailed the achievement as a turning point in Nigeria’s medical landscape, commending The Prostate Clinic for championing innovation in men’s health. They expressed optimism that this success would inspire other hospitals to adopt modern urological technologies and strengthen Nigeria’s position as a regional hub for advanced medical care.

✨ Stop Spreading Hate — Choose Peace and Understanding Religion was never meant to divide us. Islam teaches mercy. Christianity teaches love. Both call for peace, justice, and compassion toward all people. The world doesn’t need more voices spreading hate in the name of God — it needs people who reflect God’s love, patience, and kindness. Let’s stop using religion as a weapon. Let’s build bridges, not walls. Let’s remember that humanity comes before any label. 🕊️ Peace starts with how we speak, post, and treat others — even those who don’t share our faith. #Peace #Unity #Faith #Love

“Forgiveness Isn’t Friendship” — BBNaija Winner Imisi Speaks on Faith, Fame, and Her Next Big Move According to a report by The Punch on Saturday, October 11, 2025, Big Brother Naija Season 10 winner Opeyemi Ayanwale, popularly known as Imisi, has made it clear she’s not interested in reconciling with any of her former housemates — especially Faith. In her words: “Forgiveness doesn’t mean forced friendship.” The proud Ebute Meta-born reality star described her victory as “surreal”, adding that she’s still adjusting to her new status. She fondly recalled her mother’s emotional reaction after her win: “You are a child that made me proud.” On What Helped Her Win: Imisi credited her authenticity and openness, noting that her vulnerability wasn’t a strategy but simply who she is. She said her best moments in the house were making people laugh and receiving surprise compliments from Big Brother himself. On Her Prize Money: The BBNaija Queen revealed she plans to invest wisely, emphasizing she’s in no rush to make decisions. On Her Future Goals: Imisi says Nollywood should get ready for her as she sets her sights on working with icons like Funke Akindele and Mo Abudu. She confirmed that her viral nickname, “Ijoba 606,” has officially become her brand identity. Staying True to Her Roots: Despite her fame, Imisi vowed never to forget her Ebute Meta roots. “I’m proudly Yoruba,” she said, adding she’d enter the house again without changing her personality. When asked about her relationship with Faith, Imisi said: “I’ve forgiven, but I’m not forcing reconciliation. If it happens naturally, fine — if not, life goes on.” In a world where many pretend for public approval, Imisi stands firm — authentic, bold, and unapologetically herself.

Tinubu Grants Posthumous Pardon to Late Major General Mamman Vatsa The family of Major General Mamman Vatsa has expressed profound gratitude to President Bola Tinubu following the posthumous pardon of the celebrated poet and senior military officer, nearly 39 years after his execution. Vatsa, executed in 1986 after being convicted by a secret military tribunal for allegedly plotting a coup against then Head of State, General Ibrahim Babangida, was finally cleared through the exercise of presidential clemency, alongside Herbert Macaulay and other notable figures. In a statement from Minna, Niger State, Jonathan Vatsa, family spokesperson and former state Commissioner for Information, described the pardon as “the greatest moment of relief since the general’s death.” He said: “Today is the happiest moment in the life of the family after 39 years of sorrow and sadness following the killing of our late father, brother and uncle. Though nothing can bring him back to life, the family is consoled by this display of statesmanship by our dear president. He has written his name in gold, and history will forever remember him.” Jonathan emphasized that the family has long maintained Vatsa’s innocence, calling the coup charge a “frame-up” and the trial a “stage-managed process” fueled by envy and hatred. He added: “Justice can never be denied but can only be delayed. The family is convinced that the late Vatsa must be happy in his grave today by this singular act of compassion by President Tinubu. This goes to show that truth doesn’t expire.” He also recalled that General Domkat Bali, a member of the military council at the time, had publicly questioned the evidence against Vatsa and whether execution was justified. While some of Vatsa’s closest relatives, including his wife and several children, are no longer alive to witness the pardon, the surviving family members celebrated being part of this historic moment. “The family still maintains that the late General Vatsa was innocent of the coup. But we thank President Tinubu for his magnanimity in granting him the state pardon,” Jonathan concluded.

"Igbo Traditional Religion is Superior to Christianity" — Filmmaker Tobe Osigwe. Nigerian filmmaker and practitioner of Igbo traditional spirituality, Tobe Osigwe, has claimed that Odinala the indigenous Igbo religion is superior to Christianity and other organised faiths. Speaking during an interview on 90MinutesAfrica with Rudolf Okonkwo, the Theatre Arts graduate described Christianity as “a secondary school,” while comparing Odinala to “a university.” Osigwe, who is also a practising dibia, argued that any Igbo person who seeks deeper spiritual knowledge after practising Christianity would eventually find themselves in traditional religion. “Anyone who has gone through Christianity and still wants to advance spiritually will discover that the next step is traditional religion. Igbo traditional religion is higher than Christianity and other organised faiths,” he asserted. He added that many Igbo people remain in Christianity out of fear. “They are afraid of hellfire. But some of us know that hell doesn’t exist, it’s a myth created to sustain Christianity and keep people from questioning it,” he said. While urging the Igbo to reconnect with Odinala, Osigwe stressed that such a return must not ignore the importance of education. According to him, meaningful technological progress can only follow when education and tradition go hand in hand. “The ways of our ancestors are about ethics and values, but science is another matter entirely. Tradition cannot replace science,” he said. “Igbo elites should pursue education that drives technological growth, and then integrate the moral systems of Odinala. The Chinese learned technology from the West but kept their own values. I don’t want to go back to an analogue lifestyle, but to use our traditional ethics to protect and guide modern society.”

"CBN Doesn’t Even Know Where Many Fintech Banks Operate From" — Lawmaker, Hon Olufemi Bamisile Alleges. Chairman of the House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee investigating the operations of fintech companies in Nigeria, Hon. Olufemi Bamisile, has raised serious concerns over the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) limited oversight and lack of vital information about major fintech operators in the country. Speaking during a live television interview, Bamisile said the committee’s ongoing probe revealed troubling regulatory lapses, suggesting that the apex bank may not have full knowledge of where or how some fintech firms operate. He noted that key players in the sector, including MoniePoint, OPay, and Kuda Bank, failed to honour invitations to appear before the National Assembly, with several official emails sent to them bouncing back. “It’s alarming that the CBN doesn’t even know where these operators are located,” Bamisile said. “We found out that OPay, for instance, is owned by someone in China. This raises serious national security and economic concerns.” The lawmaker also alleged possible collusion within the system, pointing out that many of these platforms appear to be run by local agents without transparent ownership structures. Bamisile reaffirmed that the House committee will conclude its investigation within the stipulated timeframe and recommend stronger regulations to ensure accountability and protect Nigeria’s financial ecosystem.

There’s genocide against poor Nigerians, Muslims, Christians, children – Sowore tells U.S govt . Human rights activist and African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, has accused both the United States and the Nigerian government of hypocrisy in their response to the ongoing killings across the country. Sowore said Nigeria’s violence is caused by bad governance and insecurity, not religion, warning against portraying it as persecution of Christians or Muslims. He was reacting to renewed calls by some U.S. lawmakers, urging Washington to label Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” (CPC) over alleged Christian persecution. According to him, such claims are misleading and fail to reflect the real situation in Nigeria. “There’s genocide against the poor, against Muslims, against Christians, against children. Trying to separate it by religion is dishonest,” Sowore said. He argued that Nigeria does not identify victims by religion, saying, “The country doesn’t check who carries a Bible or a Koran before counting the dead.” Sowore also criticised the U.S. for ignoring similar crises elsewhere. “Why is the U.S silent about Gaza, where Muslims are being killed by Israel? That’s international hypocrisy,” he said.

Nigerians Are Hungry, and Hungry People Are Angry People. I feel the Pain too,” Comedian Seyi Law Says. Nigerian comedian, Seyi Aletile, popularly known as Seyi Law, has spoken about the economic hardship confronting citizens, urging leaders to admit the reality of people’s suffeing rather than gloss over it. Speaking in an interview on Inside the Box, the comedian said frustration among Nigerians is directly tied to hunger and the soaring cost of living. “Nigerians are hungry and hungry people are angry people. I hate when we try to switch such things under the carpet, which is what politicians do. I don’t like it. Let us acknowledge the people’s pain and let them know that this reform is coming with this pain but at the end of the day we will be happy,” Seyi Law said. He explained that while he anticipated the government’s reforms would come with difficulties, he also shares in the burden. “I said something that my experience, my understanding does not invalidate your experience. It doesn’t. Did I know that those policies were going to come with pain? I knew. I feel the pain too.” Citing his own financial strain, Aletile noted how the depreciation of the naira has deepened expenses for his family. “My family has been in the UK since 2019. For every Naira that I change to pounds, it costs me N2000. It wasn’t what it was costing me before. It means if I was spending N2M before, I have to spend N5M, so it comes with pain,” he said. Seyi Law’s comments echo the frustration of millions of Nigerians grappling with the impact of recent economic policies, even as the government maintains that reforms will bring long-term relief.

Islamism isn’t aimed at seizing power — Sultan of Sokoto says, stressing that Islam is about promoting good governance in society. The Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar, has urged Nigerians to rise above religious divides and embrace unity in order to build a stronger country. He made this call in Abuja on Friday during the public presentation of Scars: Nigeria’s Journey and the Boko Haram Conundrum, a book authored by former Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Lucky Irabor. The Sultan explained that Islam should not be misconstrued as a quest for political power but rather as a faith built on justice, fairness and good governance. “Islamism is not aimed at seizing power at any particular forum. Islam is after good governance in society,” he stated. He cited the example of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s tenure, noting that Muslims gave him full support without bias. “President Goodluck Jonathan was President; we gave him 100 per cent support. Throughout his presidency, nobody said anything negative against him; he knows that, and he is here. So, Islamism is not what you think it is. It is a wrong notion… We’re after good governance,” the monarch said. The Sultan, regarded as the spiritual leader of Nigerian Muslims, also emphasized that Islam has a clear code of conduct that rejects v+olence and fanaticism. “We have ways and means of life. Anybody coming outside these to say things that he really doesn’t know about is not for Islam because Islam abhors extremism. You cannot be an extremist and then claim to be a good Muslim,” he stressed. He cautioned Nigerians to be mindful of their words when discussing insecurity, warning that careless statements could further divide the country. Instead, he called for unity, saying: “Let’s come closer as one big family with different backgrounds to forge ahead to make this country a better country, because there is nothing anybody can do.” According to him, his interventions on governance and national issues are never targeted at individuals but are guided by the conviction that religion must always promote justice, peace and social harmony.

Lagos NURTW Chairman Threatens To Punish Voters Who Reject APC In 2027, Faces DSS Interrogation. The Department of State Services (DSS) has interrogated the Lagos State Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Alhaji Mustapha Adekunle, popularly called Sego, after he was caught on video warning that those who refuse to vote for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in 2027 would face consequences. In the footage from a recent NURTW meeting, Adekunle declared, “Anyone who refuses to vote for APC or who says he has decided to vote against APC will be dealt with, the person will learn a lesson. If you say you will not listen to us, we too will not agree.” The DSS summoned him over the remarks. However, in a video released afterwards, Adekunle denied threatening anyone and claimed his words were twisted. “I was invited by the DSS, and they asked me about my statements and said someone reported me. I didn’t threaten anyone; this is propaganda. I was only talking about our union, and it’s my rivals who misinterpreted me,” he said. His denial contrasts with the initial video in which he clearly warned voters against rejecting APC. Concerns over voter intimidation in Lagos are not new. During the 2023 elections, SaharaReporters documented how hoodlums disrupted voting at polling unit 005 in Sangotedo, Lagos, chasing away voters.  Earlier, then-Chairman of the Lagos State Parks Management Committee, Musiliu Akinsanya (MC Oluomo), was filmed threatening residents, “We have begged them. If they don’t want to vote for us, it doesn’t call for a fight. Iya Chukwudi, if you don’t want to vote for us, stay at home.” The viral video drew widespread condemnation. In September, SaharaReporters also reported that thugs allegedly backed by police officers attacked the team of Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, the Labour Party’s 2023 Lagos governorship candidate.  His photographer was hacked with a machete and left unconscious. “The people that came are thugs and they were guarded by the police; they macheted me and left me for dead. This is the height of it,” the victim recounted.

Unknown gunmen reportedly attack IGP squad ahead of Tinubu’s visit to Imo. Officers attached to the Inspector General of Police, IGP Special Interventions Squad, SIS, Abuja have been reportedly attacked in Okigwe, Imo State. According to Sahara Reporters, the officers were attacked by gunmen suspected to be members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB and it’s security wing, Eastern Security Network, ESN. The report quoted a police wireless message, which indicates that the incident occurred at about 9:00 am on Sunday at MRS Fuel Station, Abor Umulolo, Okigwe, Imo State. The gunmen reportedly opened fire on the officers, injuring at least three. They were immediately rushed to the hospital where one Inspector Umaru Mohammed was confirmed dead. Efforts by DAILY POST to reach the Imo State Police Command was unsuccessful at press time. The spokesperson of the command, Henry Okoye could not take his calls and have not responded to text messages forwarded to him. Meanwhile, President Bola Tinubu is expected to visit the South Eastern state on Tuesday to commission some projects completed by Governor Hope Uzodimma’s administration in the state

I Never Thought I’d Hit 40 Without Marriage — Music Executive, Don Jazzy Mavin Records boss and music producer, Don Jazzy, has opened up about what he believes he may have missed out on while building his career in the music industry. Speaking on the Echo Podcast, the 42-year-old revealed that marriage is the one thing he did not expect to forgo in the pursuit of success. “I never thought I would be 40-something and not be married. Maybe that’s the one I lost. If it comes, it comes. If it doesn’t, I’m totally fine,” he said. Don Jazzy also reflected on what he might have done if he wasn’t a music executive, noting he would probably still be in the music scene or working as an influencer. Despite the personal trade-off, the hitmaker known for discovering and nurturing stars like Tiwa Savage, Rema, and Ayra Starr said he remains fulfilled with his accomplishments in the industry.

Oshiomhole Is Part Of The Problem In Nigeria’ Yusuf Blasts NASS Over Failure To Checkmate Tinubu. Former Executive Secretary of the National Health Insurance Scheme, Usman Yusuf, has slammed the senator representing Edo North, Adams Oshiomhole, over his comment on the insecurity in the North. [BREAKING] VIDEO: Drama As Oshiomhole Shuts Down Lagos Airport Terminal After Missing His Flight. Oshiomhole had recently stated that the insecurity in the North was tied to the activities of illegal mining in the region, stressing that top personnel were using choppers to carry out gold from the area. Reacting to the remark, Yusuf, in an interview with Punch, opined that the former Governor of Edo State was part of the problem in Nigeria. Taking a swipe at the 10th National Assembly, Yusuf said the lawmakers have failed to checkmate President Bola Tinubu, despite the violation of the constitution. According to Yusuf, the 10th National Assembly is the most docile National Assembly since the beginning of democratic rule, adding that they never stopped anything, but were only interested in earning salaries without doing anything. He said, “Adams Oshiomhole doesn’t know anything about the level of insecurity in the North, and he is part of the problem in Nigeria. The 10th National Assembly is a do-nothing National Assembly. They have allowed the President free rein without checking him. “He gets loans from all over the place, and this is going to cripple the lives of our grandchildren. They never checkmated him. If Senator Adams Oshiomhole wants to grandstand and be in the newspapers, he is welcome. But he is as much a problem for this country as the President is. “The 10th National Assembly is the most docile National Assembly we’ve had since the beginning of democratic rule. They never stopped anything, and all they are interested in is seeing an alert and doing nothing. They don’t ask the questions on behalf of the constituents who elected them. The whole 10th National Assembly is a failure. “They have failed Nigerians because they are not checkmating this President. He is doing whatever he likes, violating the constitution in his appointments. Section 14(3) and 14(4) of the Constitution call for the President to ensure that whatever he does reflects the federal character. This is not what the President is doing, and nobody is asking him. “He is getting loans all over the world, approved by them (the National Assembly), with nothing to show for it. People are suffering every day; people are hungry all across the land. You don’t hear any senator, including Senator Adams, telling the President that his government is cruel. He is not running this nation with the milk of human kindness.”

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