Trump, Anwar Sign US-Malaysia Trade Deal on Critical Minerals and Rare Earths US President Donald Trump and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Sunday signed a new trade agreement aimed at strengthening US access to critical minerals. Under the deal, Kuala Lumpur pledged not to impose bans or export quotas on rare earths and other key minerals shipped to the United States, as China continues to tighten its control over the global supply chain.

Kano govt sues ex-governor Ganduje, sons for ‘taking’ state’s stake in Dala dry port. The Kano State Government has taken former governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje to court, accusing him, his two sons, and several associates of mismanaging public funds and unlawfully taking control of the state’s stake in a major project. In a case filed before the Kano State High Court on October 13, 2025, the government is demanding the return of ₦4.49 billion allegedly misappropriated during Ganduje’s tenure as governor. The suit also seeks to recover the state’s 20 percent ownership share in Dala Inland Dry Port Limited a major logistics and trade project meant to boost Kano’s economy by serving as an import and export hub for northern Nigeria. The defendants named in the suit include Ganduje himself; his sons, Umar Abdullahi Umar and Muhammad Abdullahi Umar; Abubakar Sahabo Bawuro, a former Special Adviser; Hassan Bello, former Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Shippers Council; Adamu Aliyu Sanda, a legal practitioner; and Dala Inland Dry Port Limited. According to court filings, the state government alleges that during Ganduje’s administration, public funds were diverted and state assets were transferred illegally to private individuals under the guise of investment partnerships. The government’s legal team claims that the 20 percent equity originally belonging to Kano in the Dala Inland Dry Port was “unlawfully and fraudulently” taken away, depriving the state of its rightful benefits in the project. Read also: Wike fines Ganduje, Oyinlola N5 million for illegal conversion of residential properties to commercial use The case is one of several investigations the current administration has launched into financial transactions that took place under the former governor. Since taking office, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf has repeatedly accused his predecessor of corruption and financial misconduct, vowing to recover every kobo of public money allegedly stolen.

Lagos govt announces flexible payment plan for Computer Village relocation. The Lagos State Government, in collaboration with the developer handling the proposed relocation of Computer Village, Ikeja, to Katangowa in Agbado-Oke-Odo, has announced a flexible payment plan to ease the transition for traders. The announcement was made during a stakeholders’ meeting held in Alausa, Ikeja, where government officials reaffirmed that the long-awaited relocation of Computer Village would soon become a reality. In September, the state government gave traders an 18-month deadline to move to the new Katangowa site. Permanent Secretary, Office of Urban Development, Arc. Gbolahan Oki, said the administration of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu is committed to completing the project and bringing an end to years of stalled efforts. “The current site, originally a residential area, has been adversely affected by unplanned development, displacing many residents,” Oki said. He explained that Governor Sanwo-Olu, in line with his vision for sustainable urban development, had directed that the new market site be built to international standards for a seamless transition. According to him, the 15-hectare Katangowa site will include essential facilities such as trailer parks, hotels, banks, a police station, a fire station, and other community amenities. “The government will provide a 15-hectare site equipped with facilities such as trailer parks, hotels, banks, a police station, a fire station, and other community amenities,” he reiterated.

FG Approves just $1bn for Modernisation of Apapa, TinCan Ports in Lagos. The Federal Government has approved $1 billion (₦1.4 trillion) for the modernisation of Apapa and TinCan Island seaports in Lagos — Nigeria’s busiest commercial gateways. Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, announced this on Wednesday at the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) Nigeria Conference in Lagos.  He said the project aims to enhance cargo handling, expand capacity, and align operations with global standards under the ministry’s 10-year marine and blue economy strategy. “We are working closely with stakeholders to achieve a paperless, technology-driven port environment that enhances efficiency, reduces turnaround time, and curbs corruption,” Oyetola stated. He added that similar port upgrades are being planned outside Lagos to ensure balanced development nationwide. Though the government has not released full details or a timeline, reports earlier this year indicated that ITB Nigeria — owned by Lebanese-Nigerian businessman Gilbert Chagoury — had been awarded a $700 million contract for the Lagos port renovation, expected to begin in mid-2025.  The project is to be financed through a Citibank loan backed by UK Export Finance, with additional support from Afreximbank. APM Terminals, operators of the Apapa port and a subsidiary of Maersk, has also proposed a $500 million investment. Oyetola noted that the ministry is fostering private sector participation through regulatory reforms, public-private partnerships, and incentives to drive innovation and job creation. Lagos ports, despite high fees and ageing infrastructure, remain vital trade hubs for West Africa and continue to attract major global shipping companies.

Tragedy as Dangote truck crushes pregnant woman, child, six others in Ondo. A pregnant woman, mother and her child on Wednesday night lost their lives alongside six others in a fatal road crash that occurred in the university community of Akungba-Akoko, Akoko South-West Local Government Area of Ondo State involving a cement-laden truck. The horrifying accident occurred around 8:00 pm, a few metres from the main gate of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA), and the popular Holy Trinity Church. The articulated truck, which was in transit through the community from Obajana in Kogi State and allegedly belonging to Dangote Cement, had allegedly suffered brake failure before ramming into traders and other road users in the densely populated area of the community. Infuriated by the incident, enraged sympathisers blamed that accident on the removal of the barricade earlier mounted to prevent articulated vehicles from accessing the community. The sympathisers, who thronged the accident scene, lamented that the tragedy has brought back painful memories of previous accidents in the area, which have claimed many lives over the years. According to one of the sources, “Some boys in the community had been using the barricade erected to extort N10,000 from the truck drivers before allowing them to pass through. The government turned blind eyes.” While confirming the incident, the Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps in the state, Ibitoye, stated eight people lost their lives in the accident. He said, “The deceased persons include five males, two females and one child. The truck ran into a barricade in front of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, and lost control, resulting in the crash.”

Anambra Govt Orders Iron Dealers to Relocate to Nteje After Election — “No Going Back,” Soludo’s Aide Warns The Anambra State Government has issued a firm directive to all iron dealers in Onitsha and Ogbaru, ordering them to relocate to the new permanent Iron Dealers Market at Nteje, Oyi Local Government Area, immediately after the November 8 gubernatorial election. Speaking during the dedication of the new market, the Special Adviser to Governor Chukwuma Soludo on Trade and Markets, Hon. Evaristus Ubah (represented by Hon. Ezennia Chukwuemelie Ibekwe), vowed that traders who refuse to move will be forcefully ejected. “If there are those still remaining in Onitsha or Ogbaru, we will ensure they are relocated here to Nteje. There is no going back after the election,” he declared. Union Chairman Mr. Evaristus Ejezie expressed gratitude to Governor Soludo for his unwavering support in the market’s construction, describing the project as a divine success story despite numerous challenges. He also appealed to the government to enforce relocation of remaining members, emphasizing that the market will significantly boost state revenue once fully occupied. Ejezie urged traders who have made payments to submit their evidence for shop allocation, assuring them that transparency and fairness remain the priority. The market dedication was conducted by Lt. Col. Godspower Anozie of the Salvation Army, Anambra West Division, who prayed for prosperity, unity, and divine protection for the traders. In his remarks, Chief Humphrey Anuna, President-General of the Anambra State Markets Amalgamated Traders Association (ASMATA), commended the union executives for their vision, describing the Nteje Market as a future international hub that could surpass major building materials markets in Nigeria. Other union leaders, including Hon. Ejike Ignatius of Allied Building Materials International Market and former chairman Mr. Nnaemeka Onuzulike, pledged total cooperation with the relocation plan, urging members to embrace peace and unity as business activities commence. The event ended with prayers and blessings for the market executives and their committees, symbolizing a new beginning for Anambra’s booming building materials sector.

Nnamdi Kanu: Umuahia locked down as shops, schools, banks close. Abia State capital on Monday was totally locked down as residents decided to withdraw from their daily businesses and operations in solidarity with the #FreeNnamdiKanu march being championed by rights activist Omoleye Sowore. The roads were virtually empty except for the occasional movement of tricycles and a few vehicles. Economic and commercial activities were totally paralysed as shops, markets, banks, petrol stations, motor parks did not open for business. Similarly, schools, both private and public, did not open for studies. It was gathered that some of the schools had, over the weekend, sent messages to parents asking them not to bring their children and wards to school on Monday because of the #FreeKanu protest. A convoy of joint security patrol vans was sighted along Uwakala Road, probably monitoring the situation. Traders at the popular Isigate market did not show up for business, as their wares and tables were all covered. Most of the major streets, including Post Office/Abia Tower Junction, FMC/Bank Road Junction, and Umuahia, visited by our correspondent, were a ghost of themselves.

Inside 150-year old Ogun community where students use tiles as white board, practice open defecation. Forty pieces of ceramic white tiles arranged systematically serve as a maker board for students of the St Johns Anglican Primary School, Ebute-Igbooro, an agrarian community in the Yewa North Local Government area of Ogun State. The tiles board, divided in three sections with a green marker, reads mathematics, english studies and basic technology. While the date written on it bears 30/09/2025, the appearance is decades behind. The school, with about 242 learners from different surrounding villages, presently has seven classrooms, a yellow and green painted three-block on the right and an unpainted crumbling and cracked four-block classroom on the left. The St Johns Anglican Primary School, founded in 1955 also had an uncompleted classroom and other dilapidated structures with palm roof ceilings. Ebute-Igbooro is a 150-year-old community that sits at the border between Nigeria and Benin Republic. Founded in 1875, the community with its residents speaking the Yoruba Ketu dialect has its major occupation as farming, while the women supplement the household income by producing fufu, garri, and engaging in other petty trades. Despite existing for 150 years, the community’s severe neglect and the harsh effects of economic hardship are starkly evident in some of its barefoot school children, who lacked uniforms, textbooks, and even school bags.

How to Get Limited Candy Corn Fast in Grow A Garden For many players in Grow A Garden, limited seasonal items like Candy Corn can be tough to collect quickly. Whether you’re aiming to complete a special event or just want to stock up for crafting, there are a few strategies that can help you maximize your gains without spending hours in the game. Here’s what I’ve found works best. Focus on Seasonal Quests and Events Candy Corn is often tied to seasonal events or special quests. Make sure you log in during these periods and prioritize completing event-specific tasks. These quests usually reward Candy Corn directly or give items that can be traded for it. Checking the daily quests regularly ensures you don’t miss out on any opportunities to earn more. Optimize Your Garden Layout The way you arrange your garden can have a direct impact on how fast you earn limited items. Focus on planting crops that yield higher rewards during the event and keep an eye on your watering and harvesting schedule. Using multiple plots efficiently allows you to harvest more frequently, which increases your chances of receiving Candy Corn drops. Trading and Market Strategies Trading with other players can be one of the fastest ways to get limited Candy Corn. If you have extra rare items or pets, you can trade them for Candy Corn through in-game marketplaces. Some players even recommend checking communities and forums where trades happen frequently. If you are looking for a safe way to boost your inventory, there are resources like U4GM and the best website to buy Grow A Garden items where you can purchase in-game currency or items that help accelerate Candy Corn collection. Additionally, if you are interested in unique pets, you can buy Grow A Garden pets https://www.u4gm.com/grow-a-garden-itemsto enhance your gameplay and trading potential. Participate in Mini-Games and Challenges Grow A Garden often features mini-games or challenge events that give seasonal rewards. Participating in these not only keeps the gameplay fresh but also provides a steady stream of Candy Corn. Focus on completing high-yield challenges first, as they typically offer the best rewards in the shortest amount of time. Keep Track of Bonuses Some days feature double drops or event bonuses that temporarily increase Candy Corn acquisition rates. Planning your play sessions around these boosts can significantly increase your collection speed. Staying updated through official announcements or fan communities is key. Collecting limited Candy Corn in Grow A Garden requires a combination of strategy, timing, and sometimes a bit of resource investment. By focusing on event quests, optimizing your garden, leveraging trades, and taking advantage of challenges, you can maximize your gains efficiently. Remember to keep an eye on market opportunities, including options like U4GM, the best website to buy Grow A Garden items, or unique pets, to give your collection a further boost.

“Seyi Tinubu Didn’t Add My Video Because of My English!” — Lege Miami Speaks Out on Birthday Tribute Snub 😂🎉 Popular Nigerian actor and matchmaker, Lege Miami, whose real name is Adams Kehinde, has finally addressed his absence from the viral birthday tribute video made for Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The trending tribute, which featured some of Nigeria’s biggest personalities — including Burna Boy, Femi Otedola, Aliko Dangote, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and Olamide Badoo — left fans wondering why Lege, a self-proclaimed close associate of Seyi, was not included. Many social media users teased Lege Miami over the omission, prompting the actor to respond. In a new video, Lege revealed that his “poor English” was the reason his clip didn’t make it into the final cut. “Because I cannot speak good English, Seyi did not add my video to the post,” he said jokingly, adding that people should not blame Seyi for the decision. However, reactions flooded social media, with some fans disagreeing with Lege’s explanation. @mz_lara commented: “I don’t think it’s because you can’t speak English. Even market women and Amala sellers spoke Yoruba in the video. You need to stop being controversial; that’s why people avoid associating with you.” @kenny_alert added: “Your problem is not bad English but low self-esteem. Let that go, and you’ll realize you’re fine the way you are.” While some mocked his grammar — quoting his line “Seyi is not added my video” — others defended him, calling him a loyal friend who always stands by Seyi Tinubu. One fan wrote: “A true friend will love you no matter how dull you are. Seyi should appreciate Lege — he’s always had his back.” Despite the teasing, Lege Miami took the criticism in stride, laughing off the remarks and keeping his trademark humor alive.

Shehu Sani Mocks Labour Party Over Outrage at Governor Mbah’s Defection: “You Left Africa to Syria, They Left to Spain” Former Nigerian senator, Shehu Sani, has taken a swipe at critics of Governor Peter Mbah’s defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC)—especially those from the Labour Party (LP)—accusing them of hypocrisy and selective outrage. In a Facebook post on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, Sani reacted to comments made by Peter Obi, who had downplayed the political impact of Mbah’s defection but criticized the trend of cross-party movement among politicians. Sani questioned why members of the Labour Party should be angry over a PDP member joining the APC, pointing out that many within the LP themselves were originally from the PDP. Using his trademark humor, Sani drew a colorful analogy: “You left Africa to Syria, and they left Africa to Spain. You are angry because they didn’t follow your route. You saw the vision and left; they only trailed your footsteps. The defectors only divorced the wife you once divorced.” The former lawmaker argued that political migration has long been part of Nigeria’s political culture, and it was inconsistent for politicians to condemn defections when they had once done the same. Sani’s remarks came after Obi clarified that Governor Mbah’s defection does not represent a regional political takeover, insisting that good governance—not party affiliation—should determine political support. However, Sani’s post reframed the conversation, suggesting that Nigeria’s political class is caught in a revolving door of defections, where party switches are more about personal ambition than ideology. His witty metaphor quickly went viral, reigniting debates about loyalty, integrity, and the fluid nature of political alliances in the country.

Tinubu Urges World Leaders To Declare Theft Of Mineral Resources An International Crime. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has called on world leaders to recognise the stealing of countries’ mineral resources through illegal mining and smuggling as an international crime. Speaking at the 7th Annual General Assembly of the Network of Anti-Corruption Institutions in West Africa (NACIWA) in Abuja, the President said the illegal exploitation of Africa’s natural resources has become a global threat to economic stability and peace. Tinubu lamented that billions of dollars are lost yearly to mineral smuggling, corruption, and illicit trade, which he said fuel insecurity, kidnapping and banditry across the continent. “The stealing of our countries’ mineral resources should no longer be treated as a local issue. It is an international cr+me that undermines peace and stability,” he said. The President urged the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and the broader international community to strengthen legal frameworks that criminalize illegal mining and resource theft. He also called for collective regional action to trace and recover stolen assets, while emphasizing transparency in their use. Tinubu disclosed that Nigeria has so far channelled over ₦100 billion in recovered proceeds into social intervention projects such as the Student Loan Scheme and the Consumer Credit Scheme. “No nation can win this fight alone. We must build stronger partnerships and ensure that those who profit from our collective wealth face justice,” he added. Tinubu further appealed to world leaders to support a global convention against resource theft, similar to existing international laws against drug and human trafficking.

Dangote Refinery deploys CNG trucks to distribute petrol at N850 per litre. The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has intensified efforts through the use of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)-powered trucks to distribute Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, also known as petrol at N850 per litre to different parts of the nation. Chief Executive officer of Petroleumprice.ng, Olatide Jeremiah, said: “Generally, the depot prices have increased. Market data showed that petrol sold between ¦ 870 and ¦ 900 per litre at key depots in Lagos and Calabar, reflecting a steady climb over the past week. “In Lagos, where most private depots rely on imported supply, prices remained elevated even after recent reviews. Aiteo and Pinnacle both sold petrol at ¦ 890 and ¦ 870 per litre, respectively, while Integrated Oil and Gas priced PMS at ¦ 870 per litre. “At Calabar, Matrix Energy and Northwest Petroleum traded at ¦ 890 and ¦ 880 per litre, while Sobaz Depot hit ¦ 900 per litre —the highest recorded so far this month.” “The hike in depot prices would likely crash once the Dangote Petroleum Refinery completes its rehabilitation because the plant has the capacity to impact the domestic market.” However, the retail prices of petrol have increased by 6.8 percent to N955 per litre, from N890 per litre sold last week. The NNPCL, and stations owned by Independent Marketers in Lagos and Abuja showed that the petrol was dispersed between N900 and N955 per litre. Also, petrol marketers across Abuja, the nation’s capital, on Tuesday increased their pump price by over N50 per litre following a similar increase by NNPC Limited.

Popular Activist Abiodun Aremu killed by Hit-and-Run Driver. Prominent Nigerian activist and secretary of the Joint Action Front (JAF), Comrade Abiodun Aremu, has died following a hit-and-run accident in Ota, Ogun State. He was 65. The tragic incident occurred on Sunday evening when the veteran pro-labour campaigner was struck by an unidentified driver while crossing the road around 6:00 p.m. Eyewitnesses said the driver fled the scene immediately, leaving Aremu critically injured. He was rushed to a nearby hospital where doctors battled to save his life, but he was pronounced dead shortly after despite attempts to revive him with oxygen. Confirming his passing, Owei Lakemfa, former Secretary-General of the Organisation of African Trade Union Unity and ex-acting General Secretary of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), described Aremu’s death as a huge loss to the labour movement. Lakemfa, speaking on behalf of the Nigeria Labour Movement, said the late activist “joined the pantheon of revolutionaries” on Sunday, October 12, 2025. He described Aremu as “one of the greatest revolutionaries and internationalists of our time,” adding that his contributions to workers’ rights, democracy, and social justice in Nigeria would never be forgotten. According to Lakemfa, Aremu will now be laid to rest on Thursday, October 23, 2025, at his residence located at No. 30, Kabiru Fatoye Street, Opposite Alaka Field, Ijako Sugar Bus Stop, Ifo Road, along the Lagos–Abeokuta Expressway. He explained that the burial date, originally scheduled for October 13, was shifted to allow adequate time for mobilisation of comrades, labour leaders, and civil society groups who wish to pay their final respects. “The greatest honour we can give our fearless teacher and leader is to continue in his footsteps and build a world founded on social justice,” Lakemfa said.

Ukrainian crypto trader and blogger, Konstantin Ganich, popularly known as Kostya Kudo, was reportedly found dead inside his Lamborghini on Friday amid a sharp downturn in the global cryptocurrency market. The tragic incident comes as digital assets continue to experience extreme volatility, reigniting concerns about the mental health pressures faced by crypto traders and online influencers. Ukraine has witnessed a surge in cryptocurrency adoption in recent years, with many citizens turning to digital assets as a hedge against economic instability. Ganich had actively promoted trading strategies during the ongoing market turbulence. The recent market crash has triggered widespread anxiety within the trading community, particularly among high-profile investors and influencers whose reputations and livelihoods are tied to the performance of digital assets. Ganich’s death underscores the growing mental health challenges in the crypto space, especially during periods of severe market stress and uncertainty.

The United States has proposed prohibiting Chinese airlines from using Russian airspace while flying to or from American airports, a US document has shown, as the rival superpowers try to thrash out a trade deal. The US Department of Transportation noted in a tentative order on Thursday a “desire… to prevent competitive imbalances arising between US and Chinese air carriers as a result of unequal access to third-country airspace.”

Osun Govt, APC Clash Over Alleged ₦300 Million Scandal Involving Female Permanent Secretary The political atmosphere in Osun State has once again heated up as the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Osun State Government trade accusations over an alleged ₦300 million corruption scandal said to involve a senior female civil servant. In a statement released by Kola Olabisi, the APC’s Director of Media and Information, the party accused Governor Ademola Adeleke’s administration of shielding a female Permanent Secretary allegedly caught embezzling state funds. According to the opposition, the current administration’s “administrative hollowness” has allowed some political appointees to loot public resources unchecked. “Why is the Adeleke government, which preaches accountability and rule of law, protecting a Permanent Secretary who allegedly embezzled over ₦300 million?” the APC queried. The APC also claimed the state government was secretly managing the issue, arranging for the accused to repay the funds instead of facing prosecution. The party urged the EFCC and Nigeria Police to intervene, alleging that the implicated civil servant is the wife of a serving commissioner in the Adeleke cabinet. However, in a swift response, Governor Adeleke’s spokesperson, Olawale Rasheed, dismissed the allegations as “beer parlour gossip elevated to party propaganda,” insisting that no such scandal exists. “There is no ₦300 million scam in any Osun government ministry or agency. Governor Adeleke runs a transparent and accountable administration,” Rasheed stated. He accused the APC of spreading lies to distract the public, emphasizing that the state’s procurement law and due process system make such corruption “impossible.” Rasheed further warned that the government might take legal action against those behind the “libellous” claims, reaffirming Adeleke’s zero-tolerance stance on corruption. “Governor Adeleke has never and will never shield any corrupt official. Transparency remains the hallmark of his government,” he concluded.

Dangote Refinery: NEPZA insists on no strike or lockout in free trade zones. The Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA) has said there will be no strike or lockout in the Dangote refinery, as it reaffirms the Authority law to enforce a 10-year ban on industrial strikes and lockouts in the Free Trade Zones. A statement signed by the Managing Director, NEPZA, Dr. Olufemi Ogunyemi, said due to the frequent and excessive external union infiltrations that have destabilised the smooth operation of the Dangote Refinery, the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) and the shutting down of critical oil and gas facilities last week over allegations that Dangote refinery had sacked 800 workers who joined the union, the Authority has to re-enforce the law. “Even though the Dangote refinery held that it only sacked a few workers who were allegedly sabotaging the facility, claiming this was part of the company’s reorganisation, the Authority reaffirms its commitment to the rule of the book that there should not be industrial strike or lockout whatsoever in the premises of the Free Trade Zone.” The MD added: “The recent escalation of the trade dispute between the zone and the PENGASSAN, particularly given the refinery’s status as a Free Trade Zone, was worrisome. “The trade union should have directed its concerns through NEPZA, as required by law, as the Authority operated a One-Stop-Shop administrative model to fast-track processes. “Section 18(5) of the Nigeria Export Processing Zones (NEPZA) Act provides that there shall be no strikes or lock-outs for a period of ten years following the commencement of operations within a Zone, and the Authority shall resolve any trade dispute arising within a Zone. “The above provision imposes a 10-year prohibition on strikes and lockouts within Free Zones while still allowing workers to join or form trade unions and engage in collective bargaining. “We are pleased that the conflict has been de-escalated. Dangote Refinery is declared FTZ that continues to benefit from tax incentives and customs duty waivers to support the economy.

Fire razes Oba market. A late-night fire on Wednesday razed part of the Oba Market in Benin City, even as reconstruction work on the facility is still ongoing. The Chairman of Oredo Local Government Area, Engr. Gabriel Iduseri, who confirmed the incident, said the fire was caused by a solar panel malfunction. This is the second time in five years that the popular market has been affected by fire. According to eyewitnesses, they were in their shops opposite the market when they noticed smoke coming from a section where reconstruction work was ongoing. They said they immediately mobilized, along with local vigilantes, while the Divisional Police Officer, DPO, in charge of Oba Market Police Station led his men to the scene. The DPO reportedly alerted the fire service, which joined civilians in battling the flames for about three hours before the fire was contained. Addressing newsmen after inspecting the scene, Engr. Iduseri said that only one shop was affected, praising the swift response of firefighters and security personnel, which prevented the fire from spreading. “We learnt that a solar panel caused the fire. We will suspend further installation of solar panels and conduct a thorough inspection of all electrical connections in the market to prevent future incidents. “I also want to assure the affected traders that we will support them to return to business. Thankfully, no lives were lost, and the damage was minimal. The Oredo Local Government was fully on ground to prevent any case of looting,” he said.

U4GM - How to Grind Currency in Plants Vs Brainrots Efficiently When it comes to progressing faster in Plants Vs Brainrots, one of the biggest hurdles for many players is farming enough currency. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your epic plants, unlock new defenses, or trade for rare resources, efficient currency grinding can make a huge difference in your gameplay. Here’s a detailed guide on how to maximize your income without wasting time or energy. 1. Focus on Daily Missions and Challenges Daily missions are one of the most consistent ways to earn currency in Plants Vs Brainrots. They not only provide direct rewards but also contribute to your long-term progression goals. Make sure to complete all daily and weekly objectives, as these often grant bonus multipliers for specific actions like defeating certain Brainrot bosses or planting rare crops. 2. Prioritize High-Yield Maps and Modes Not all maps are created equal. Some offer better drop rates for currency and Plants Vs Brainrots items than others. Focus on missions with wave-based combat or extended survival modes, as these tend to reward players more generously. Joining co-op sessions with other experienced players can also increase your efficiency since higher-tier enemies often drop better loot. 3. Use Efficient Plant Combinations Your setup matters. Experiment with different plant builds that can clear waves quickly while consuming minimal resources. Plants that have area-of-effect attacks or currency-boosting traits are particularly useful. The faster you can complete each round, the more rewards you’ll accumulate in less time. 4. Take Advantage of Seasonal Events Special events in Plants Vs Brainrots often feature limited-time boosts to currency drops or exclusive missions with high rewards. Don’t skip these opportunities—they’re some of the easiest ways to farm large amounts of currency while collecting rare [url=https://www.u4gm.com/plants-vs-brainrots-items]Plants Vs Brainrots items for sale[/url] in the marketplace. 5. Trade and Manage Your Resources Wisely If you prefer a more strategic route, you can also take part in trading within the community. While grinding is the foundation, trading high-value plants or rare items can amplify your wealth. It’s a good idea to check reliable sources like U4GM when you need to learn about market values or want to safely [url=https://www.u4gm.com/plants-vs-brainrots-items]buy Plants Vs Brainrots items[/url] to speed up your progress. 6. Automate Where Possible Some game modes allow you to use automation or idle farming mechanics. These can be a great way to accumulate currency when you’re away from the keyboard. Just make sure your setup is optimized so that you don’t waste time on low-yield runs. 7. Join Active Communities Finally, being part of an active Plants Vs Brainrots community helps you stay informed about upcoming events, hidden farming spots, and efficient grinding routes. Sharing strategies with other players can significantly improve your overall efficiency. Grinding currency in Plants Vs Brainrots is all about consistency and strategy. Focus on the most rewarding activities, optimize your plant lineup, and take advantage of community knowledge. Whether you prefer to farm steadily or trade smartly, staying informed and efficient will ensure you’re always ahead in your Plants Vs Brainrots journey. By applying these methods—and occasionally checking platforms like U4GM for reliable insights—you’ll be well on your way to building the ultimate collection of Plants Vs Brainrots items and thriving in every battle.