Leaders from Nigeria’s South-East and South-South regions are calling on President Bola Tinubu to forgo a second term in 2027. Instead, they advocate for him to endorse a credible Igbo candidate for the presidency.

This move aims to promote fairness and unity, addressing long-standing regional marginalization since Nigeria’s return to democracy in 1999. Many believe that supporting an Igbo candidate aligns with Nigeria’s federal character principles and could foster national reconciliation.

Key political figures from the regions are already discussing potential candidates and strategic endorsements. The move is seen as a historic opportunity for Tinubu to leave a lasting legacy as a unifier and statesman, while also reshaping Nigeria’s political landscape toward inclusivity.

APC Leaders From South-south And South-east Urge Tinubu Not To Contest In 2027

South-East and South-South Leaders Urge Tinubu to Support Igbo Presidency in 2027

Wow! Since last year, the prices of food items in Nigeria have increased significantly. It feels like the cost is climbing faster than before, and many of us are feeling the pinch.

One major reason for this rise is the ongoing insecurity in agricultural regions. States like Benue, known as Nigeria's Food Basket, are now facing violence and unrest. Many farmers have been killed or forced to flee, disrupting food production.

This insecurity affects other states too, such as Taraba, Plateau, Ondo, and Enugu. Despite the seriousness of the situation, there seems to be little effective action from leadership to address these issues. Social media discussions often focus on complaints, but tangible solutions are lacking.

If you can guess the price range of the foodstuff I bought yesterday, you’ll win a gift from the Revenues Boost Team. Let’s see who has the sharpest eye for prices in these challenging times.

Who Can Guess The Price Range Of This Food Stuff I Bought Yesterday?

Can You Guess the Price of This Food Item? Share Your Estimate!

This post criticizes Peter Obi's recent claim that he will serve only four years if elected, promising to hand over power to the North in 2031. The author questions what he can realistically achieve in such a short time, especially considering his eight-year tenure as governor of Anambra State. During that period, Anambra's poverty levels doubled, debts increased, and crime rates surged, including kidnappings that led many traditional marriages to be held outside the state.

The author warns Nigerians to be cautious of Obi's intentions, suggesting he is desperate for power without a clear plan. The post portrays him as untrustworthy and highlights his inability to deliver meaningful change in his own state as a sign of potential failure at the national level.

Any Politician Begging To Rule For Only 4 Years Is A Liar And A Thief

Peter Obi's 4-Year Promise: Truth or Deception?

Prince Festus Oyom analyzes President Tinubu’s subtle yet impactful political realignment in northern Nigeria. Key figures like Ganduje, Shettima, and Kwankwaso are central to Tinubu’s masterplan to consolidate support for his 2027 reelection bid.

The strategy involves weakening traditional allies like Ganduje, repositioning Shettima as a northern power broker, and quietly engaging with Kwankwaso to split opposition votes. These moves aim to transform northern politics from rigid party loyalties to fluid coalitions, boosting Tinubu’s influence across the region.

This coordinated effort reflects Tinubu’s long-term vision for political dominance, leveraging alliances, loyalty, and regional power shifts. The outcome could significantly impact Nigeria’s political landscape in the coming years.

Tinubu’s Masterplan In Motion: The Ganduje Exit, Shettima’s Gamble & Kwankwaso's

Tinubu’s Strategic Moves: Reshaping Northern Politics Ahead of 2027

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Chelsea secured a hard-fought victory over Benfica in a tense FIFA Club World Cup match that extended into extra time. The game was delayed nearly two hours due to thunderstorms in Charlotte, North Carolina. Despite the weather disruptions, Chelsea's late goals from Nkunku, Neto, and Dewsbury-Hall sealed their spot in the quarter-finals.

The match saw Chelsea take an early lead with Reece James' impressive free-kick. However, Benfica equalized late in regulation after Angel di Maria scored a penalty. The game intensified with a red card for Benfica and a series of fouls, giving Chelsea a man advantage in extra time. The English side capitalized, advancing to face Palmeiras in Philadelphia.

The match was marked by weather challenges, standout performances from Chelsea’s full-backs, and notable statistics, including James’ free-kick goals and Benfica’s winless streak against English teams. The game also highlighted the unpredictable nature of football amid extreme weather conditions, leaving fans eager for the next round.

FIFA Club World Cup: Chelsea Waited Till Extra Time Second Half To Thrash Benfic

Chelsea Edges Benfica in Dramatic Extra-Time Thriller at FIFA Club World Cup

After five years of unwavering loyalty and support, I discovered my partner was cheating and stealing from me. She secretly pursued another man while still with me, and her betrayal went beyond infidelity—she stole money and lied to my face.

This story is about trust broken, love lost, and the painful lessons learned. I shared everything with her—support, care, and hope for the future—only to be betrayed in the worst ways.

Now, I’m speaking out to help others recognize the signs of betrayal and to find closure. Love is supposed to be honest, not a game of lies and deception.

XINEE Cheating 2025: I Gave Her My Loyalty, She Gave Herself To Someone Else

Betrayal and Heartbreak: My Five-Year Love Destroyed by Lies and Theft

Veteran Nollywood actor Fatai Adekunle Adetayo, popularly known as Lalude, has revealed that MC Oluomo, the leader of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), did not fulfill financial promises made to celebrities who campaigned for President Bola Tinubu and Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu during the 2023 elections.

Lalude shared on the Beyond the Fame podcast that he and other entertainers were promised N1.5 million each but never received any payment. They were engaged in campaign activities for weeks, lodging and trekking long distances, with only an initial daily feeding allowance of N10,000, which was later stopped.

He expressed disappointment and bitterness, stating that they were abandoned after completing their work. Lalude and comedian Ganiu ‘Alapini’ Nofiu are now waiting for justice, as they believe those responsible will face consequences. This incident follows recent regrets expressed by other celebrities who supported Tinubu during the campaign.

The story highlights issues of unfulfilled promises and the treatment of entertainers involved in political campaigns in Nigeria.

Lalude: MC Oluomo Promised Us ₦1.5M Each For Tinubu’s Campaign But Paid Nothing

Lalude Accuses MC Oluomo of Failing to Pay Campaign Promises to Celebrities

Nigeria and Rwanda have signed a significant tax treaty to enhance economic cooperation and promote cross-border investment. The agreement, signed in Abuja during the Afreximbank Annual Meetings, aims to prevent double taxation and improve tax transparency between the two nations.

Led by Nigeria’s Minister of Finance, Wale Edun, and Rwanda’s Finance Minister, Yusuf Murangwa, the signing marks a milestone in Africa’s economic integration efforts. It supports Nigeria’s ongoing reforms to attract private sector investment and strengthen intra-African trade under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).

The treaty is designed to streamline tax procedures, reduce tax avoidance, and boost investor confidence in sectors like technology, finance, agriculture, and logistics. Both countries see this as a step toward building a more resilient and integrated African economy, fostering shared prosperity and regional growth.

Wale Edun Leads Nigeria To Strategic Tax Agreement With Rwanda To Boost Investme

Nigeria and Rwanda Sign Landmark Tax Agreement to Boost Investment and Regional Integration

I was introduced to a woman by a street sister after expressing my desire for a serious relationship. I shared my criteria, including that she must be employed and of good character. When I finally connected with her, I discovered she was a secondary school dropout planning to start a business with ₦3.5 million.

I suggested she could have 40% ownership in the business, but she insisted on 100%, claiming she was trustworthy. Later, when asked what she was bringing to the relationship, she simply said “prayer.” Her answers became increasingly unreasonable, like estimating ₦1 million per month for living expenses without clear breakdowns.

Eventually, she video-called me, but her data ran out mid-conversation. I realized her standards—intellectually, financially, and in life exposure—were far below mine. I decided to cut all contact, as her mindset and responses were exhausting and not aligned with my values.

This experience reaffirmed my belief: women who have built themselves and are financially responsible are more suitable partners. I’ve told the sister who introduced her never to bring such people my way again. Men who have worked hard should seek women with meaningful personal development, not just physical attraction or superficial qualities.

My Recent Encounter With A Lady I Was Introduced To For A Serious Relationship

My Experience with a Woman Who Didn't Meet My Expectations

The Anambra State Football Association (ANSFA), led by Chief Chikelue Iloenyosi, has congratulated Emperor Jarrett Tenebe on his appointment as the new Chairman of Bendel Insurance Football Club, owned by the Edo State Government.

Chief Iloenyosi praised Tenebe's administrative skills and extensive experience in sports, expressing confidence that he will elevate the club to new heights. The association described the appointment as well-deserved and based on merit.

Iloenyosi urged Tenebe and his team to work harmoniously to achieve greater success for Bendel Insurance FC. The club's official unveiling of Tenebe as Chairman is expected to take place this week.

Anambra FA Hails Appointment Of Jarrett Tenebe As Bendel Insurance FC Chairman

Anambra FA Congratulates Jarrett Tenebe on Appointment as Bendel Insurance FC Chairman

The International Human Rights Art Movement (IHRAM) has announced the judges for its upcoming African Human Rights Poetry Competition. This contest aims to use poetry to promote human rights, social justice, and freedom across Africa.

Over 300 entries from more than 25 countries were received, highlighting the widespread relevance of human rights issues. A panel of three distinguished judges—Khalid Imam, Nkwetatang Sampson Nguekie, and Tom Block—will evaluate the submissions. Each judge brings extensive expertise in literature, activism, and human rights advocacy.

The competition will announce a longlist of 50 entries in mid-July 2025, followed by a shortlist of 10. The event underscores poetry’s power to inspire dialogue and change on critical issues like gender equality, democracy, and social justice.

IHRAM remains dedicated to using art as a tool for social transformation, celebrating voices that challenge oppression and promote hope through creative expression.

IHRAM Names Judges For African Human Rights Poetry Competition

IHRAM Appoints Judges for African Human Rights Poetry Competition

Recent discussions around Dangote Refinery’s offer to provide free fuel logistics nationwide have raised concerns about potential monopoly. However, this move should be seen as a strategic disruption aimed at improving efficiency in Nigeria’s fuel supply chain.

Currently, NNPC Limited controls over 60% of fuel importation and retail, with many private players still active. Dangote’s initiative is not about monopolizing the market but about challenging inefficiencies—particularly transport costs that inflate fuel prices, especially outside Lagos. By offering free logistics, Dangote is promoting competition and decentralizing distribution, which benefits consumers across Nigeria.

This isn’t an attack on importers but an effort to support local refining and reduce reliance on imports. As Nigeria begins to produce more fuel locally, embracing this change can lead to a more sustainable and self-sufficient industry. Instead of fearing monopoly, Nigerians should celebrate the progress toward local refining and better fuel distribution.

Free Fuel Logistics: Dangote Is Disrupting, Not Dominating:

Dangote’s Free Fuel Logistics: Disruption or Progress for Nigeria?

Youthful residents of Lafiagi in Kwara State took to the streets on Monday to protest the worsening insecurity in their communities. They expressed anger over frequent kidnappings, killings, and terrorist attacks that have left residents terrified and helpless.

Carrying placards and singing protest songs, the demonstrators marched through the town, accusing government authorities of neglect and inaction. The protest turned violent as some youths set fire to the NDLEA office and vandalized the Emir’s palace, smashing windows and damaging property.

A resident captured the scene, saying, “We have been crying and dying in silence. People are being kidnapped every week, and no one is doing anything about it.” The protest was fueled by frustration over the lack of effective response from local and state officials, with many residents still held captive after recent abductions.

Eyewitnesses report that the unrest escalated as protesters targeted government buildings, including security offices. The area has seen multiple abductions recently, with families paying large ransoms to free their loved ones. The situation remains tense as the community demands urgent action to restore peace and security.

Angry Youths Protest In Kwara, Set Emir's Palace, NDLEA Office Ablaze

Kwara Youths Protest In Lafiagi Over Rising Insecurity, Set Emir’s Palace and NDLEA Office Ablaze

Lionel Messi and Inter Miami have been knocked out of the Club World Cup after a 4-0 loss to Paris Saint-Germain in the round of 16 held in Atlanta. PSG dominated the match, scoring all four goals in the first half. Joao Neves netted the first two goals, both from unmarked headers, within the first six minutes and around the 30th minute. An own goal by Tomas Aviles added to PSG's lead, followed by Achraf Hakimi's strike just before halftime.

PSG now advances to face the winner of Flamengo versus Bayern Munich in the quarter-finals scheduled for Saturday.

Lionel Messi, Inter Miami Eliminated From Club World Cup By PSG

Messi and Inter Miami Out of Club World Cup After Defeat to PSG

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has officially acknowledged receipt of the application to register the All Democratic Alliance (ADA) as a new political party in Nigeria. In a letter dated June 27, 2025, signed by INEC Secretary Rose Oriaran-Anthony, the commission confirmed that ADA’s application, submitted by its Protem National Chairman on June 19, is currently under review.

INEC stated that the application is being processed in accordance with its Regulations and Guidelines for Political Parties, 2022. The letter concluded with a formal assurance of due consideration, indicating that ADA’s registration is being taken seriously.

If approved, ADA will join a growing list of political parties aiming to provide alternatives to Nigeria’s dominant parties ahead of the 2027 elections. Reports from LEADERSHIP indicate that INEC has received a total of 110 applications seeking registration as political parties this week.

INEC Confirms Moves To Register ADA As Politcal Party

INEC Moves to Register All Democratic Alliance (ADA) as a Political Party

A prominent Northern politician has made serious allegations against a sitting minister in Tinubu’s government, accusing him of having connections with deadly bandits. The politician claims that the minister openly negotiates with these criminals, similar to Northern governors, and this has raised concerns about government complicity.

Meanwhile, residents in several Northern states report a loss of trust in the military. Soldiers, who are expected to protect communities, are now accused of collaborating with bandits, leading to increased fear, helplessness, and extortion.

Adding to the controversy, a Fulani herder has confirmed that the weapons used by bandits are not sourced locally but originate from higher authorities. This revelation suggests a deeper, systemic problem that demands urgent attention.

Shocking Revelation� Top Northern Politician Exposes Minister’s Ties To Band!ts

Shocking Allegations: Northern Politician Claims Minister’s Links to Bandits and Military Collusion

A pro-democracy group, the June 12 Ibadan Alliance for Democracy, has criticized former Kaduna State Military Governor Colonel Abubakar Dangiwa Umar over his recent call to recognize military officers for their roles in the June 12 struggle.

Following his conferment as Commander of the Federal Republic (CFR) by President Bola Tinubu, Col. Umar suggested that over 38 ex-military officers, whom he described as 'unsung heroes,' should also be honored. He expressed hope that the government would acknowledge their contributions.

The Alliance strongly disagreed, pointing out that some of these officers had connections with the late General Sani Abacha and had acted against Nigeria’s democratic aspirations. They emphasized that only individuals with verifiable contributions to Nigeria’s democracy should be recognized, warning that honoring officers involved in anti-democratic activities would distort history. The group urged the President and honours committee to be cautious in future selections to preserve the integrity of national awards.

National Honour: Group Faults Dangiwa Umar Over Military Officers' Inclusion

Controversy Over Military Officers’ Inclusion in June 12 National Honours

In 2 Chronicles 6:14, the Shunamite woman demonstrated the power of sowing into a genuine man of God's life. Her continuous support led to a divine blessing that transformed her circumstances. From her story, we learn that blessing a true spiritual leader is akin to entering into a covenant with God, ensuring that many of your needs will be met without constant prayer.

I shared with my Covenant Partners in RCCG that those who have been supporting me financially, if any of you are in debt, God will pay it off. One man, heavily in debt, loudly said 'Amen.' The very next week, his bank called him to discuss his debt. When he explained he couldn't possibly pay it all, the bank later wrote off his loan. I pray that God's abundant blessings will overflow in your life, exceeding your expectations.

Throughout scripture, figures like Abraham, Joshua, and Elisha exemplify how covenant partnership with God leads to abundance and divine favor. God desires us to honor spiritual leaders through support and giving. Like the woman of Shunem, your generosity can trigger God's miraculous provision in your life.

Covenant Partnership With God

Unlocking Prosperity Through Covenant Partnership with God

After spending a few days observing Nigeria's current state, I believe urgent action is needed to improve emergency services and access to education. Many families struggle with inadequate healthcare facilities, such as ambulances and fire services, and are burdened by high educational costs.

To address these issues, I propose a comprehensive funding plan. This includes a 10% tax on all salaries, a diaspora passport renewal fee, insurance taxes for foreign workers, and a 4% profit tax for organizations operating in Nigeria. The revenue generated will be invested in upgrading hospitals, acquiring ambulances, air ambulances, and fire trucks, all within five years.

Implementing this plan can create over 20 million jobs, reduce poverty, and elevate Nigeria to a global superpower. It’s a bold vision to transform lives and build a healthier, more educated nation.

My Observation After A Few Days In Nigeria.

A Vision for Free Healthcare and Education in Nigeria

The AI revolution is transforming industries across Nigeria and beyond. Central to these advancements is compute power, a critical resource for AI workloads.

By 2025, developers and startups face a choice between two major platforms: AI Pulse (AIP) and Amazon Web Services (AWS). While AWS offers a traditional, centralized infrastructure, AIP is decentralized, blockchain-powered, and globally accessible.

This comparison highlights key aspects such as pricing transparency, flexibility, performance, ease of use, security, and regulatory compliance. For Nigerian AI researchers, entrepreneurs, and tech enthusiasts, understanding these differences can help in selecting the best platform for their needs and scaling innovations locally and internationally.

AI Pulse Vs. AWS: Which Compute Platform Is Best For AI Workloads In 2025?

AI Pulse vs. AWS: Which Cloud Platform Will Dominate Nigerian AI Development in 2025?

Nigerian singer and producer Terry G has voiced concerns about how veteran entertainers are often dismissed in Nigeria. He highlighted that society tends to quickly label accomplished artists as outdated once they are no longer in the limelight.

In an online reflection, Terry G emphasized that in Western countries, legends like Jay-Z and Beyoncé are respected for life, and their impact is celebrated regardless of age or current popularity. He criticized Nigeria and Africa for discarding their cultural icons, which leads to a lack of appreciation for their contributions.

He called for a cultural shift, urging Nigerians to preserve the legacy of their icons and to value their influence continuously. Terry G stressed that relevance requires ongoing effort and adding value, not just past achievements. He concluded with a plea for Nigeria to do better in honoring its legends.

Terry G Speaks On Fading Recognition For Nigerian Legends

Terry G Urges Respect for Nigerian Music Legends and Cultural Icons

According to U.S. President Donald Trump, a consortium of wealthy individuals is preparing to acquire TikTok, the popular short-video app owned by Chinese firm ByteDance. Trump stated that the investors' identities will be revealed within two weeks.

This move comes amid ongoing concerns over national security and foreign influence. U.S. lawmakers have pushed for ByteDance to divest its TikTok operations in the U.S., with a law requiring the sale or a nationwide ban. The deadline has been extended multiple times, reflecting the complex geopolitical negotiations involved.

Trump highlighted that the deal might be delayed by China-U.S. trade tensions but remains in progress. Analysts see this development as part of broader U.S.-China rivalry, balancing security concerns with economic and cultural interests. Trump also noted TikTok's popularity among young Americans, which he used to justify a more measured approach to the platform's future in the U.S.

US Investors Set To Acquire Tiktok

US Investor Group to Acquire TikTok Amid Geopolitical Tensions

This discussion explores the perceived silence of Pastor E.A. Adeboye regarding Nigeria's political leadership, especially President Tinubu. Many Nigerians, including believers and skeptics, question why he hasn't publicly criticized the government or its policies. The conversation examines whether religious leaders should openly oppose political figures and the implications of such actions.

The post also highlights the historical relationship between Pastor Adeboye and Tinubu, noting their past collaborations and private channels of communication. It emphasizes the importance of respecting religious neutrality and draws parallels with Jesus Christ's approach to political powers, advocating for prayer and peaceful intercession.

Overall, the content encourages understanding the role of faith leaders in national matters and urges Nigerians to consider the biblical and cultural context of political engagement.

Pastor Adeboye Vs President Tinubu; The Lies And The Truths

Pastor Adeboye and President Tinubu: Separating Facts from Fiction in Nigerian Politics and Faith

President Bola Tinubu departs Nigeria on June 28, 2025, for a significant diplomatic tour. His first stop is Saint Lucia, where he will engage in high-level talks to strengthen Nigeria’s ties with Caribbean nations and promote South-South cooperation.

During his visit, Tinubu will meet with Saint Lucia’s Prime Minister and Governor-General, deliver a keynote address to the island’s Parliament, and participate in discussions aimed at boosting economic, educational, and cultural collaborations. He will also visit Sir Arthur Lewis Community College to foster academic exchanges.

After Saint Lucia, President Tinubu will proceed to Brazil to attend the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro on July 6-7, 2025. His participation highlights Nigeria’s growing role in global South cooperation and economic diplomacy, with discussions focusing on sustainable development and inclusive governance.

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