The heartbreaking story of Eno Offordum serves as a grim reminder of the human cost behind Nigeria’s rising insecurity. In February 2026, her husband, John Offordum, was gunned down by kidnappers at their home in Akure North. The attack didn't just claim one life; it claimed the

Jude Bela’s documentary about Gilbert Chagoury & Tinubu is a must watch for all Nigerians. I really feel so sorry for this country. It’s very sad.

The then kidnapped Chibok Girls under Johnathan were 276. Everyone wanted his removal. Under Tinubu, we have 416 people kidnapped in Borno & over 170 people kidnapped in Kwara. They’re all still under captivity and everything seems to be normalized. We can’t continue like

“If The Federal Government Develops a Seaport In The South East, The Monopoly Lagos State Has On Nigeria’s Economy Will Collapse. People Will Then Realize There Is An Alternative, And Competition Will Increase As Businesses No Longer Rely On A Single Hub For Import And Export.

We just received a N10 million donation from Sterling Bank as an advance commitment towards 2027 South East Maths Olympiad. In total they will be giving us N60 million towards prizes only. You can see it here isee.ng/public-ledger/… They also supported us with N7.5 million for

We all need APC gone, right? Do one thing this weekend: 1. Let’s become our own Civil Police. 2. Go to: 1000reasons.vote/receipt 3. Take a picture. Write a sentence. And that's it. 4. Once approved, it'll be routed to the specific location. And that can inform your voting

"Security Checkpoints Along Onitsha To Enugu Expressway. 1. Army Gate Onitsha 2. Nkwelle Junction 3. Awkuzu Junction Army 4. Awkuzu Junction FRSC 5. Dunukofia LG hqts Police 6. Enugwu-Ukwu Junction Police 7. Amawbia Junction Police 8. Unizik Junction Army 9. Mopol base Awka

All of you GenZ’s and unlearned millennials that clown Nigeria asking mockingly “why are we even called Giant of Africa, self?” this is why! In the 60s-90s, Nigeria was literally Africa’s sugar daddy, $20m here, $10m there, and so on and so forth to other African countries! we

All external influences must bow... Naija must work

Don’t stop asking Joash Amupitan to resign. Your silence will not make public scrutiny go away. We know this pattern too well. Good morning, Nigeria! 1000reasons.vote

Look at the UNN male hostel Mr. Agha Egwu Inya (UNN PRO) said it's clean. He further said that i'm demarketing my alma mater. He said students are the ones that brings the bed bugs to the school. Our students can't continue to live in this mess anymore. It must stop!

Nigeria's academic forte has been due for a state-of-emergency, for the past 1 decade. If we are to execute in line with Peter Obi's governance style of "consumption to production". We need to tear down all existing curricula, right from primary school. A complete overhaul.

MTN does this every now and then to the average Nigerian consumer. They increase data prices, Nigerians complain online, and you, a senator, have the power to raise it on the floor of the house, but you never do because it doesn’t affect you. Now that Starlink affects you,

Afia TV Correspondent Elijah Akuma, Cameraman Arrested by UNN Security His arrest was immediately after his follow-up with Nnamdi Daniel at Alvan Ikoku Hostel today on the Afia morning Show. The UNN CSO has accused him of “sneaking in.” He has been in detention for 2 hours now.

Elijah Akuma has now been released. The shameless Dr. Adibe Agbo need to be tamed. He can’t keep bullying students anymore. Also thanks to Enugu State Government for swift intervention. UNN hostels must be fixed now.

How can students learn under this condition in UNN? We asked them to fix the hostels but Dr. Agbo Aaron Adibe chose to be arresting people. Our students can’t continue to live worse than prisoners.

Nigeria is the home of absurdities in the world. The salary of the president on paper is 1,500,000 ($997) Nomination form: 100,000,000 ($71,000) Salary of Governor on paper: 900,000 ($640) Nomination form: 50,000,000 ($35,000) You then wonder why corruption is widespread!!!

Fellow Nigerians, good morning. I woke up this morning after my church service with a deeply reflective heart, and despite every constraint, I felt compelled to share these thoughts with you. Many people do not truly understand the silent pains some of us carry daily—the