What Nigerians Can Do To Help President Tinubu Make Nigeria Secure Again It is not an overstatement to say that President Tinubu was created to lead our nation at a time like this. His declaration of a National Security Emergency and the powerful, actionable steps contained therein show that we finally have a leader with the political will and tactical ability to bell the cat that has proven most stubborn and elusive in the past. For too long, we have had a numbers challenge—i.e., we did not have enough troops to physically secure a population of 235 million with a landmass of almost 1 million square kilometres. Today, the President has provided strong leadership to address this lacuna in our national security architecture. And right-thinking Nigerians are grateful for this step to address this hateful scourge. Already, we have seen results in the recent and decent rescue of students in Kebbi State and worshippers in Kwara State. It is certain that more Tinubu wins will come. This recruitment into our military and paramilitary forces, along with the recall of 100,000 police officers previously on VIP protection detail, is a welcome development and step in the right direction that all Nigerians should support. I urge our people to enlist in our Army, Airforce, Navy, Police and paramilitary agencies. Furthermore, President Bola Tinubu taking the issue of State Police to the National Assembly in his National Emergency on Security is the most radically progressive step a Nigerian leader has done in the War on Terror since 1999. I not only commend the President, but also join in appealing to Parliament to make haste and hearken to, as well as hearten to, the President's call. If they do this, this tenth National Assembly will be the greatest Legislature in the history of democratic governance in Nigeria. I call on all Nigerians who want a secure country to contact their Senators and Representatives and ask them to support President Tinubu's initiative. Together, we can help the President fulfil his vision to secure Nigeria. Once again, we plead with the National Assembly to employ all means, including the Doctrine of Necessity. The nation will be on a sounder footing if our Parliament gives the right hand of fellowship to the President and helps make Nigeria Secure Again! Reno Omokri Gospeller. Deep Thinker. #TableShaker. Ruffler of the Feathers of Obidents. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Hodophile. Hollywood Magazine Humanitarian of the Year, 2019. Business Insider Influencer of the Year, 2022. 21st Most Talked About Person in Africa, 2024.About Person in Africa, 2024.

Afenifere Leader Blasts APC: “They Deceive, Manipulate Figures, and Conceal the Truth!” The Leader of the Yoruba Socio-Cultural Organization, Afenifere, Oba Oladipo Olaitan, has taken a strong swipe at the All Progressives Congress (APC), accusing the ruling party of deceiving Nigerians and manipulating facts for political gain. Speaking during an interview on Sunrise Daily on Channels Television, Olaitan said the APC has mastered the art of misleading the public. “APC is good at what they know how to do — deceive people, manipulate figures, conceal issues. That’s their job, and they know how to do it,” he said. He questioned whether Nigerians truly feel safe under the current administration, noting that insecurity and distrust have worsened. Olaitan also revisited allegations that during the previous administration, foreign nationals — particularly from the Fulani ethnic group — were allegedly brought into Nigeria to disrupt peace and influence power. “The last administration before the current one… just because they wanted to rule by hook or crook, they allegedly imported foreign nationals — Fulanis to be precise — to destroy the nation if they couldn’t get power,” he alleged. The Afenifere leader further criticised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, recalling his campaign remark that it was “his turn” to rule Nigeria. “If anybody has that type of mindset, nothing good can come out of him,” Olaitan stated. “When he said it was his turn, what that means is — it’s either me or nobody else.” His comments have stirred conversations nationwide, reigniting debates about the credibility of the ruling party and the state of governance in Nigeria.

Tinubu Declares: “Nigeria’s Worst Days Are Over” As Imo Hosts Landmark Projects President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has assured Nigerians that the country’s hardest times are behind it, emphasizing that the nation is firmly on the path to recovery. During his one-day working visit to Imo State, Tinubu commissioned the Owerri-Umuahia Road, Assumpta Flyover, and Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu International Conference Centre. He also unveiled Governor Hope Uzodimma’s book “A Decade of Impactful Progressive Governance in Nigeria”, describing it as a record of the APC’s journey. Tinubu highlighted positive economic strides, noting that: GDP grew by 4.23% in Q2 2025 Inflation dropped to 20.1% from 24.5% earlier this year Foreign investors are regaining confidence He urged Nigerians to remain patient as reforms take root, praised Uzodimma’s leadership, and thanked Imo residents for their continued support. Meanwhile, other major developments across Nigeria include: Rivers State Government cancels Independence Day parade in line with FG directive. Ohanaeze Ndigbo insists Nnamdi Kanu’s detention equals “keeping Ndigbo behind bars,” calling for his release. Atiku Abubakar explains absence at Olubadan’s coronation, citing protocol issues, but later paid a personal visit to congratulate the monarch.

Ganduje Arrives Imo for Governor Uzodimma’s Book Launch Former Kano State Governor and immediate past National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, CON, has arrived in Imo State ahead of the official launch of a book authored by Governor Hope Uzodimma. Ganduje was warmly received at the airport on Monday, September 29, 2025, by Governor Uzodimma alongside senior government officials. The book, titled “Decade of Impactful Progressive Governance in Nigeria”, will be unveiled on Tuesday at the Late Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu International Conference Centre in Imo. It chronicles ten years of governance milestones, reforms, and developmental policies that have influenced Nigeria’s democratic journey. The high-profile event is expected to draw notable political leaders, state governors, members of the National Assembly, policymakers, and other dignitaries from across the country. Ganduje’s presence at the ceremony underscores the significance of the launch, given his reputation as a prominent APC stalwart and influential voice on governance and party affairs. The book presentation is anticipated to spark conversations on Nigeria’s democratic progress, current challenges, and the nation’s future trajectory.

Peter Obi Questions Govt’s Priorities Amid Remi Tinubu’s Birthday Donation Appeal In a statement shared on his X handle, Obi congratulated Mrs. Tinubu on her birthday and commended her for urging well-wishers to donate toward the completion of the long-abandoned National Library in Abuja, rather than spend on celebratory cakes or newspaper adverts. However, the former Anambra State governor noted that the appeal, though well-intentioned, was a stark indictment of the state of governance in Nigeria. “What kind of country must beg for charity to build the very temple of knowledge?” Obi asked. “What kind of leaders waste trillions on luxury and vanity, while the National Library, our intellectual furnace, remains abandoned in the capital?”

The Federal High Court in Abuja on Monday heard a suit filed by the Osun State Government against the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Accountant-General of the Federation (AGF) over the handling of local government funds. Justice Emeka Nwite presided as both parties made their appearances. The Osun government accused the CBN and the AGF of plotting to divert allocations meant for local governments into private accounts allegedly managed by individuals impersonating government officials. According to the state, this violates Nigeria’s Constitution and public finance regulations. The government further argued that the alleged move undermines ongoing Supreme Court cases on the control and management of local government funds in Osun State. The dispute arises from political tensions between APC and PDP officials following conflicting court rulings on the validity of the October 2022 local government elections. The case continues, with stakeholders closely watching its outcome due to its implications for financial transparency and constitutional governance in Nigeria. #Osun #CBN #CourtUpdate

Subsidy Savings Used for Nationwide Road Projects — Presidency. President Bola Tinubu has disclosed that funds saved from the removal of fuel subsidy are being used to develop critical road infrastructure across Nigeria. Speaking through the Minister of State for Finance, Doris Nkiruka Uzoka-Anite, at the opening of a National Conference on Public Accounts and Fiscal Governance in Abuja, Tinubu said the reallocation of subsidy funds also supports social safety programmes and targeted economic reforms. The conference was organised by the Public Accounts Committees of both the Senate and the House of Representatives, with the theme: “Fiscal Governance in Nigeria: Charting a New Course for Transparency and Sustainable Development.” President Tinubu reiterated that although the removal of fuel subsidy was a tough decision, it was essential to free up financial resources and redirect them toward projects that would benefit more Nigerians. Also speaking at the event, Senate President Godswill Akpabio—represented by Senator Abdul Ningi—urged the Public Accounts Committees to enforce their constitutional mandate and address the growing disregard for legislative summons. House of Representatives Speaker Tajudeen Abass also raised concerns about Nigeria’s ongoing fiscal management challenges, revealing that over ₦300 billion flagged in audit reports remains unaccounted for.

June 12: Group lauds relationship between executive, legislative arms. As part of activities marking the June 12 Democracy Day celebration, hundreds of youths embarked on a peaceful rally in Abuja, expressing support for the continued entrenchment of democratic governance in Nigeria. Led by the President of the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Comrade Solomon Adodo, the group converged at the Unity Fountain before marching to the Eagles Square in a show of solidarity for President Bola Tinubu’s reform agenda. Adodo and his group commended the economic and fiscal reforms implemented by the Tinubu administration, describing them as transformative initiatives that have rekindled hope for a better Nigeria. According to the group, President Tinubu has demonstrated inclusive and intentional leadership, focused on uplifting citizens and uniting the country. The group also praised the cordial working relationship between the executive and legislative arms of government, particularly acknowledging the role of the Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio, in fostering harmony and stability within the polity. They expressed appreciation to the Nigerian Armed Forces for their tireless efforts in safeguarding the nation’s peace and security.