Vice-President Kashim Shettima recounted how former President Goodluck Jonathan attempted to remove him from his position as Borno State governor. Shettima shared that, with the support of key legal figures like Mohammed Adoke, he was saved from being sacked despite efforts by the former President.

Shettima spoke during the launch of a book on the Malabu oil deal scandal, highlighting the political pressures he faced during the Boko Haram insurgency, especially after the Chibok girls' abduction. He emphasized that he was heavily demonized and considered 'public enemy number one' during that period.

He also praised Adoke for standing firm in legal matters, asserting that the President lacked the constitutional power to remove an elected governor. Shettima's account sheds light on the political struggles and resilience amid Nigeria’s security and governance challenges.

GEJ Tried To Remove Me, President Cannot Remove Elected Officials

Shettima Reveals Jonathan Tried to Remove Him as Borno Governor

In a recent statement, the Atiku Media Office refuted claims of a meeting where Atiku Abubakar allegedly rejected calls to step down for a southern presidential candidate. They described the story as a malicious fabrication aimed at creating discord within the opposition.

The media office emphasized that no such meeting took place and accused the Tinubu-led APC government of orchestrating the false story to distract Nigerians and weaken opposition unity. They reaffirmed their commitment to the ADC coalition, which is gaining widespread support across Nigeria.

The statement calls on Nigerians and the media to dismiss the fabricated story as baseless and lacking credibility. The coalition remains focused on its goal to challenge the ruling government in the 2027 elections.

PRESS RELEASE: Atiku Never Said He Won't Step Down For Southern Candidate

Atiku Denies Meeting to Step Down for Southern Candidate Amid Political Tensions

Justice Samira Bature of the Federal Capital Territory High Court heard allegations that the Director of Public Prosecution, Mohammed Babandoko, is persecuting property developer Mr. Cecil Osakwe. Osakwe claims that the DPP has filed five different charges against him across various courts over his property at Maitama, Abuja.

The case involves allegations of illegal eviction of Nigeria National Petroleum Company staff, Asabe Waziri. During the court session, one defendant was absent due to bereavement, and Osakwe's lawyer withdrew from the case on his instruction.

Osakwe told the court that he believes he is being persecuted by the DPP, citing his long legal career and efforts to have the case reviewed. The DPP's lawyer denied these claims, and the judge assured that all parties would be heard after the case's next hearing scheduled for November 4, 2025.

DPP Persecuting Me Because Of My Property, Developer Tells Judge In Open Court

Property Developer Accuses DPP of Persecution in Abuja Court

In this video, you’ll hear what young people from the Yoruba and Northern regions are saying about Peter Obi. Their frank views have unsettled many Tinubu supporters.

One dedicated Obi backer exposes how the new ADC coalition is already making waves. They point out that the APC is resorting to old tactics—using influencers to discredit Obi just as they did in 2015.

Despite these attacks, Obi still won Lagos in 2023—a historic achievement. Watch to learn why this matters and what it means for the next elections.

E Scatter� Tinubu Supporters Won’t Like This: What Yoruba & Northern Youths Sai

How Yoruba & Northern Youths’ Praise for Peter Obi Is Rattling Tinubu’s Camp

Are you a small-scale farmer in Nigeria looking to boost your farm's productivity? Investing in the right equipment can make all the difference. From power tillers to manual seeders and sturdy wheelbarrows, these tools help you work smarter, not harder.

At Veeki Agro Services Limited, we understand the unique needs of Nigerian farmers. We guide you on selecting, buying, and maintaining essential farm equipment to maximize yields and reduce physical strain. Proper tools lead to healthier crops, better harvests, and increased profitability.

Equip yourself with versatile, durable tools tailored for small farms. Strategic investments and diligent maintenance are key to a successful and sustainable farming business.

Top 5 Farm Equipment Essentials For Small-scale Farmers

Essential Farm Equipment Tips for Small-Scale Nigerian Farmers

Purityland Dairies (Issue 003)

This story highlights the dangers of sexual sin and the importance of spiritual vigilance. Abuchi, a young and respected man in his community, found himself entangled in a secret relationship that gradually eroded his spiritual covering.

As the consequences unfolded—business setbacks, nightmares, and spiritual dryness—he realized the breach in his spiritual defenses. Through sincere repentance, confession, and prayer, he was able to restore his spiritual authority and peace.

His experience serves as a warning to young people to remain sexually pure and vigilant. The message emphasizes that indulging in fleshly pleasures can open doors to spiritual attack. Staying prayerful, pure, and covered by God’s protection is essential for maintaining spiritual strength.

When Sexual Pleasures Breaks The Hedge Of Fire

Breaking Free from the Spirit of Sexual Temptation

Nigeria’s Vice President, Kashim Shettima, has emphasized that the constitution does not grant the president the authority to remove elected state governors from office. He made this statement while condemning recent interventions, such as the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State and the appointment of a sole administrator.

Shettima recounted his personal experience as Borno State governor, highlighting how former President Goodluck Jonathan attempted an unconstitutional move against him. He praised legal opinions from prominent Nigerians that upheld the constitutional rights of elected governors, stressing the importance of respecting Nigeria’s democratic processes.

This speech underscores the ongoing debate about the separation of powers and constitutional authority in Nigeria’s political landscape, reaffirming the importance of adhering to constitutional provisions to preserve democracy.

President Has No Power To Remove Elected Governor – VP Shettima

Shettima Affirms President Has No Power to Remove Elected Governors

In a strong open letter, Olorogun Victor Okumagba, a respected Urhobo leader and Niger Delta advocate, has called on Urhobo leaders to unite and support Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited in their fight against oil theft. He criticized recent calls for the company's removal, highlighting its successful efforts in reducing oil theft and restoring environmental health in the region.

Okumagba reminded stakeholders that previous surveillance contracts, held by other entities, did not yield similar results. He emphasized that Tantita, led by Chief Tompolo, has achieved unprecedented success, including increased oil production and environmental restoration. He urged leaders to prioritize performance and national interest over ethnicity or political distractions.

He also encouraged more youth involvement in security operations to foster inclusivity and a sense of ownership among Urhobo youths. Concluding, he stressed that oil theft, not ethnicity, is the enemy, and unity is essential for the Niger Delta’s economic future.

Olorogun Victor Okumagba Writes Open Letter To Urhobo Leaders

Olorogun Victor Okumagba Urges Urhobo Leaders to Support Effective Oil Security Measures

Hon Gbenga Oyeniyi Adewale, popularly known as Deco, the 2023 House of Representatives candidate for Ikeja Federal Constituency, has donated ₦1,000,000 to support pooling unit agents for the upcoming July 12th local government election.

In his statement, Deco emphasized the importance of empowering those who work behind the scenes. He believes that building their effectiveness is key to a successful election. He urged candidates within Ikeja Federal Constituency to stay focused and engage voters positively, reminding them that success is achievable.

Deco also reassured candidates who faced disqualification by LASIEC not to panic. He assured them that their mandates are secure and cannot be taken away through court decisions. He concluded by wishing all candidates in Ikeja and Lagos State a smooth and successful election process.

2025 Local Government Election: HON DECO Donates One Million Naira To Ikeja LG,

Hon DECO Donates N1 Million to Ikeja LG Candidates Ahead of 2025 Local Elections

Immerse yourself in Nigerian street talk with these 25 popular slangs that define Naija culture. Whether you've vibed at an Owambe, scrolled through Naija Twitter, or navigated Lagos traffic, these expressions will help you sound authentic and connected.

Learn the meanings and proper contexts for each slang, from greetings like 'How You Dey?' to trendy phrases like 'Pepper Dem Gang' and 'Odogwu.' Mastering these will boost your Naija vibe and make your conversations more lively and relatable.

Drop your favorite slang in the comments or share new ones you know. Let's keep the Naija slang culture thriving! 🇳🇬🔥

25 Top Trending Nigerian Slangs You Need To Know To Sound Like True Omo Naija

25 Essential Nigerian Slangs to Sound Like a True Omo Naija

Ehis grew up in a Christian home. Morning devotions and memory verses were his daily routine. His mother always said his body was God’s temple.

At university, freedom felt empowering. Ehis joined parties and drank. He drifted into flings and pornography. Each time he justified it with, “It’s my body. I’m not hurting anyone.”

One semester, he fell gravely ill. Spiritually, he felt empty. He opened his old Bible and read 1 Corinthians 6:13, 19–20. The words hit him like thunder.

He repented with his whole heart. He removed sinful influences and returned to church. Today, he lives surrendered and pure. He reminds himself: “My body is God’s temple.”

Abeg, It’s My Body. I’m Not Hurting Anyone

Abeg, It’s My Body—But It Belongs to God

Hello Naijaworld Admins,

I've noticed that whenever I post a job vacancy that includes an external application link, my post gets banned or removed shortly after. I understand the need to prevent spam, but my goal is to share genuine job opportunities for job seekers.

The links I include are to official application pages or detailed job listings. Could you please advise on the proper way to share such posts or if I need approval beforehand? I appreciate your efforts in managing the platform and look forward to your guidance.

Thank you.

Please Admin – My Job Posts Get Banned When I Include Application Links

Help! My Job Posts with Application Links Keep Getting Banned

YouTube is updating its monetization policies effective July 15, 2025, to promote authentic and high-quality content. The platform aims to crack down on low-effort, automated, and repetitive videos that flood Nigerian and global creators.

Under the new rules, videos that are mass-produced, use recycled formats, or lack originality will be disqualified from earning revenue. Content involving reused third-party footage, auto-voiced narration, or minimal edits will also be affected.

Creators who focus on originality, storytelling, and genuine human input will continue to monetize successfully. This shift encourages Nigerian creators to produce meaningful content, whether educational, entertainment, or creative storytelling, ensuring they stand out and succeed on the platform.

The change aims to improve content quality on YouTube, rewarding creators who add real value and creativity. Nigerian creators should adapt by emphasizing originality and human touch in their videos to thrive under these new policies.

Youtube’s New Monetization Rules: What Creators Need To Know Starting July 15...

YouTube’s New Monetization Rules from July 15, 2025: What Nigerian Creators Must Know

Chelsea is set to compete in the Club World Cup final this weekend, aiming to become the first team to win the expanded 32-team tournament. They advanced past Fluminense with a 2-0 semi-final victory, thanks to Joao Pedro's brace.

If Chelsea wins the final against either Real Madrid or Paris Saint-Germain, they will earn significant rewards. The club will wear a special gold badge on their shirts for the next four years, symbolizing their world champion status. They will also receive the FIFA Club World Cup trophy and a certificate.

Financially, Chelsea stands to gain a large share of the £774 million prize pool. They have already earned approximately $105 million for reaching the final, with an additional $10 million if they win. Past winners like Manchester City and Chelsea have previously claimed the trophy under the old format, which only featured seven teams. The new format now offers more opportunities for European champions to qualify and compete.

This achievement would be a proud moment for Nigerian football fans, as we follow the progress of top European clubs competing on the world stage.

What Happens If Chelsea Win The Club World Cup?

What Would Chelsea’s Victory at the Club World Cup Mean for Nigerian Fans

Veteran Nigerian actor and comedian Afeez Oyetoro, popularly known as Saka, shares his personal journey to marriage. He reveals that he delayed tying the knot until age 40 due to self-confidence issues and financial struggles early in his career.

In an interview on WithChude, the 61-year-old Nollywood star explained that his passion for theatre was unrecognized and poorly monetized, which affected his confidence and finances. He recounted how his financial situation once impacted his relationships, with a woman demanding he own two cars before marriage. Realizing this was not the right path, he decided to wait until he was ready.

Saka married his wife, Olaide Oyetoro, in 2003, and they have three children. He studied Theatre Arts at Obafemi Awolowo University and the University of Ibadan. Today, he remains one of Nigeria’s most beloved comic actors, celebrated for his memorable performances on stage and screen.

Why I Married At 40, Comic Actor Saka Opens Up

Saka Opens Up About Marrying Late and Overcoming Life’s Challenges

Contrary to circulating misinformation, President Bola Tinubu has not halted the issuance of 5-year multiple-entry visas for US citizens. His administration issued a directive to ensure Nigeria's diplomatic and visa policies align with bilateral agreements and reciprocity principles.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has clarified that Nigeria continues to grant US citizens 5-year multiple-entry non-immigrant visas. The recent changes involve the introduction of e-Visas, which are short-term, online visas valid for 90 days. These are designed to facilitate tourism and business travel, replacing the previous Visa-on-arrival system.

While Nigeria's e-visa policy aims to promote investment, trade, and tourism, the US has not yet reciprocated this gesture. The Nigerian government remains committed to engaging with US authorities to resolve any issues and strengthen bilateral relations.

This clarification is part of Nigeria's ongoing efforts to foster international cooperation and improve the ease of doing business for visitors from the US and other countries.

President Tinubu Never Stopped The 5-year Non-immigrant Visa For Us Citizens

Clarifying Nigeria-US Visa Policies Under President Tinubu

Electricity consumption levels reflect a country's economic activity. Notably, self-help generators are excluded from official surveys.

China leads in electricity use, followed by the USA, India, and Russia. Nigeria, despite its large population, is absent from these figures.

Currently, Nigeria has only twenty-three power plants connected to the national grid. In contrast, the US, with less than double Nigeria’s population, has over eleven thousand power plants. China also has thousands of plants.

This stark difference highlights the urgent need for Nigeria to expand its power infrastructure. Each level of government should initiate power plant projects. Aiming for around three thousand plants of various sizes could significantly resolve the power crisis.

Electricity Consumption By Country And The Power Problem In Nigeria

Nigeria’s Power Crisis: Comparing Electricity Consumption and Infrastructure Gaps

A prominent Northern elder has publicly dismissed the idea of presidential zoning, calling it a distraction and a waste of time. He emphasized that Nigeria should prioritize leadership qualities over regional considerations.

His comments have sparked widespread reactions across the country. Some Nigerians criticize the North's stance, recalling Nigeria's military rule and questioning the fairness of abandoning rotational presidency. Others suspect a strategic move by the North to regain power using Southern candidates like Peter Obi.

The debate has also reached political alliances, with Southern members of the ADC coalition warning they may withdraw if zoning is not respected in 2027. Tensions are high as Nigeria approaches the next presidential election cycle.

North Wants Power Back In 2027!� Blasts Presidential Zoning As A Total Waste Of

Northern Leaders Push for 2027 Power Return Amid Zoning Controversy

On June 25, 2025, IRCC revised the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program. They added 119 new fields and removed 178, bringing the total eligible programs to 920. A grace period (June 25–July 4) lets removed programs remain valid through early 2026.

This change affects diploma, certificate, and trades graduates. If you graduated before November 1, 2024, no field requirement applies. After that date, you must complete an eligible program. Degree holders and applicants with permits filed before June 25 remain covered regardless of field.

To check your eligibility, use IRCC’s official database. Find your CIP code and select the June 4, 2025 list. Entries are grouped by STEM, Healthcare, Education, Trades, and more.

Highlights of newly added fields include teacher education, health and social services, skilled trades, STEM and engineering, and infrastructure planning. Review the full guide to confirm your program and plan your career in Canada.

Canada’s PGWP Update: What You Need To Know

Unlock Your Path to a Canadian Work Permit: Key PGWP Updates (June 2025)

Abia-born philanthropist and entrepreneur Esedo Prince Kingsley has unveiled his debut book, The Power of Hope: Turning Darkness into Light. Dedicated to anyone who has lost faith during trying times, this inspiring work chronicles Kingsley’s journey, his unshakable belief in new beginnings, and the power of hope.

Drawing on real-life experiences from his humanitarian efforts with the Esedo Prince Foundation, Kingsley shares moving stories of people who rose from adversity. Through vivid anecdotes, he shows how faith, perseverance, and small acts of kindness can illuminate even the darkest moments.

A passionate visionary, devoted minister of God, and founder of Nations & Beyond Apex Limited, Kingsley aims to uplift and encourage readers. He reminds us that no matter how deep the darkness, hope is always within reach—and a single spark can change a life.

Qatar-based Nigerian Writer, Esedo Prince Kingsley Unveils New Book

Qatar-Based Nigerian Writer Esedo Prince Kingsley Launches Debut Book 'The Power of Hope: Turning Darkness into Light'

The Network of Digital Newspaper Editors (NDNE) has lauded Minister Nyesom Wike for his aggressive infrastructural development in Abuja. Over the past month, the FCT administration has commissioned 17 major projects, including roads, bridges, and modern bus terminals, transforming the city’s landscape.

President Tinubu’s personal involvement in commissioning some facilities underscores federal support for Wike’s initiatives. Notably, the Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference Centre symbolizes Abuja’s rapid modernization.

The editors commended Wike’s hands-on supervision and dedication, highlighting the swift progress made. They also called for improved operational management of the new infrastructure, especially in public transportation, to ensure safety and efficiency for residents.

With more projects on the horizon, the group is optimistic that Abuja is evolving into a truly modern capital aligned with global standards.

Digital Newspaper Editors Eulogises Nwike's Abuja Transformation Drive

Wike’s Abuja Transformation Drive Gains Praise from Digital Newspaper Editors

This post discusses the controversial actions of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Attorney General Pam Bondi during Donald Trump's second presidency. Both were appointed for their loyalty and media presence, reflecting Trump's unconventional approach to governance.

Hegseth, a former Fox News host with no prior government experience, caused confusion by halting arms shipments to Ukraine without informing the White House. His management style has led to bureaucratic chaos at the Pentagon, highlighting the administration's preference for loyalty over traditional qualifications.

Similarly, Bondi, a former Florida prosecutor, faced criticism for her role in political investigations against opponents, despite her sworn oath to avoid politicization. Their appointments exemplify Trump's focus on loyalists who project strength, even at the expense of administrative stability.

Bondi And Hegseth Might Be Messing Up — But They’re Doing What Trump Picked Them

Controversy Surrounds Trump-Appointed Officials in His Second Term

The Energy Governance Alliance (EGA) has lauded the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) for generating a historic N12.25 trillion in revenue in 2024. This achievement highlights the effectiveness of the commission’s regulatory reforms and strategic leadership under Gbenga Komolafe.

According to the NUPRC’s 2024 Annual Report, revenue soared by over 182% compared to 2023, significantly surpassing initial forecasts. The alliance attributes this success to improved compliance, policy clarity, and strict enforcement on issues like royalty payments and gas flare penalties.

The report also revealed key production figures, emphasizing transparency and efficiency in upstream operations. The alliance encourages other agencies to adopt similar results-driven approaches and highlights the importance of regulatory honesty for investor confidence and public trust.

Energy Watchdog Hails Nuprc’s N12.25tn Revenue Performance, Credits Komolafe’s R

NUPRC Achieves Record N12.25 Trillion Revenue in 2024, Praised for Reform Success

I want to share my recent success story. In just three days, I made ₦8,000 using WhatsApp. I didn't spend money on ads or ask for donations. Instead, I posted valuable content on my status and in some groups.

I'm currently testing this method to see if I can reach ₦20,000 or more. This is the first time one of my side hustles has worked quickly, after trying many different approaches.

I'm curious to know if others have made money on WhatsApp without selling physical products. If you have any interesting strategies or tips, I would love to learn from you.

I Made ₦8,000 From Whatsapp In 3 Days – Has Anyone Tried Something Similar?

How I Earned ₦8,000 in 3 Days Using WhatsApp — Share Your Experiences

It’s wild how much peace of mind simply saving in dollars can give these days.

With inflation in Nigeria still hovering around 26–27% (some would argue it’s even worse, considering the cost of living has doubled for many), keeping all your money in Naira almost feels like running on a treadmill that’s speeding up while you're trying to slow down.

Meanwhile, inflation in the US? About 3.7%. The difference is insane.

You don’t need to be an economist to see what’s happening. Some countries are pulling off growth plays—Mexico, for instance, has been seeing a boom because U.S. companies are moving production there. The Peso is even being called the “super peso.” Meanwhile here? Our solution seems to be more dollar loans, more borrowing, more pressure on the Naira.

It’s not a shock that many Nigerians are now dollarizing their savings. I’ve seen cases where people held investments in dollar-denominated assets and got up to 57% return in four months—not because the asset itself performed that well (the actual return was just 3%), but because the Naira tanked so much against the Dollar during that time.

That’s not something to celebrate, but it does make you think. If your Naira-based investment has to yield almost triple digits just to match the same dollar growth, what’s the wiser move?

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