At the Lagos International Trade Fair Complex, Barr Vera Ndanusa paused official duties to mark President Bola Tinubu’s 74th birthday. She saw the milestone as more than a date on the calendar.

In her tribute, Ndanusa prayed for the President’s health and long life. She described his years in public service as a journey through Nigeria’s complex political landscape.

She praised his leadership as a source of national pride. She highlighted his efforts to unite diverse communities and drive development across the country.

Ndanusa emphasized that Tinubu’s inclusive approach sets a high standard for public office. She expressed hope that his vision will continue to guide Nigeria toward sustainable progress under divine blessing.

LITFCMB Chief Lauds President Tinubu’s Vision At 74

LITFCMB Boss Celebrates President Tinubu’s 74th Birthday, Hails His Visionary Leadership

Hello techies,

I’ve taken several Turing coding tests but haven’t been shortlisted yet. I’ve faced around ten rejections so far. The Python assessment feels like coding blindfolded. On Google Colab, errors are highlighted, but on Codify it’s hard to spot mistakes.

Has anyone successfully passed the Turing vetting process? Please share your strategies and insights. Any advice will help me prepare better for the next assessment. Thanks in advance!

Turing Coding Test

Tips Needed for Passing the Turing Python Coding Assessment

Armed men stormed a government primary health centre in Oke Ijebu, Akure, around 2am. They forced their way in and abducted six health workers, including interns, while staff and patients were caught off guard.

Eyewitnesses say the attackers arrived in a bus and carried out the raid without resistance. Residents in the area have been gripped by fear as local security authorities have yet to issue an official statement.

This incident follows a string of kidnappings and violent attacks across Ondo State. In recent months, gunmen have targeted civilians and medical personnel, prompting calls for stronger security measures to curb the unrest.

OPC Attack Ondo Healthcare Facility,abduct Six Workers In Midnight Raid

Midnight Raid on Ondo Health Centre: Six Staff Abducted by Gunmen

A common myth says corruption is an African problem. Yet a closer look at global finance shows Western banks and markets actively absorb wealth from nations like Nigeria.

A trivial £10 purchase in Nigeria can trigger strict fraud checks from a UK bank. At the same time, billions of pounds from high-level corruption flow into London real estate without scrutiny. Western systems know the origin of that money but remain silent because these inflows fuel their own markets.

We must shift our focus beyond local leaders who carry the bags. Western financial hubs provide the vaults, legitimacy, and incentive structures that make large-scale theft possible. Corruption is a global business model built on a deliberate architecture of silence.

The Architecture Of Silence: How The West Outsources Corruption.

How Western Powers Profit from African Corruption

This video investigates hidden Saturn worship within the Jehovah’s Witnesses movement. It reveals recurring symbols, terminology and rituals rooted in ancient pagan practices.

It explores evidence of human and child sacrifice, as highlighted by recent Epstein disclosures, and draws parallels with occult organizations. You’ll learn how these patterns echo the rites of unfaithful Israelites and neighboring pagan nations.

The presentation also examines Charles Taze Russell’s Masonic connections and his adoption of Kabbalistic ideas to support his 1914 prophecy. It shows why Jehovah’s Witnesses’ beliefs diverge sharply from mainstream Christianity.

The God Of The Watchtower Of Jehovah's Witnesses

Exposing Saturn Worship in Jehovah’s Witnesses: Symbols, History and Occult Links

US covert operations since 1979 set the stage for al-Qaeda’s rise. Operation Cyclone channelled billions through Pakistan’s ISI to mujahideen, many of them hardline Islamists. Osama bin Laden used these networks and training camps to form al-Qaeda.

After 9/11, the CIA launched Timber Sycamore (2013–2017) to arm Syrian rebels. Billions of dollars and advanced anti-tank missiles flowed through Gulf intelligence services. Yet many weapons ended up with al-Qaeda’s Syrian affiliate.

Internal Pentagon assessments warned that Salafist and al-Qaeda groups dominated the Syrian insurgency. Despite this, the program continued as political pressure to act on Assad outweighed counterterrorism concerns.

The result was a stark contradiction: the US bombed al-Qaeda and ISIS while secretly arming their affiliates. These weapons remain in circulation and continue to fuel regional instability today.

How CIA, Uk Intelligence Funded Al-qaeda: Operation Timber Sycamore

From Operation Cyclone to Timber Sycamore: How US Covert Ops Fueled al-Qaeda

Bernardo Silva has informed Manchester City he will leave when his contract expires at season’s end.

The 31-year-old Portugal international joined City from Monaco in 2017. He has scored 76 goals and provided 77 assists in 449 matches, helping the club win 18 major trophies, including six Premier League titles and a Champions League.

Silva’s next destination remains undecided. He has drawn interest from teams in the MLS and the Saudi Pro League, but European clubs are also monitoring his situation closely.

Man City Stars Informs Club He’ll Leave This Summer

Bernardo Silva to End Nine-Year Manchester City Career This Summer

A prominent Yoruba elder has publicly condemned Fulani leadership and vowed to end what he describes as a ‘Fulani agenda’ in Nigeria.

He outlined intentions to launch a large-scale breakaway movement and urged fellow Yoruba to unite behind the cause.

Observers warn the speech could deepen ethnic divides and spark heated debates over the nation’s future.

No More Fulani Agenda! Yoruba Elder Blasts Fulani Leadership, Plans Massive Brea

Yoruba Elder Rejects ‘Fulani Agenda,’ Proposes Regional Breakaway Plan

A recent investigation by The Londoner reveals that some 32,611 London properties are owned by overseas entities. This follows a UK law change requiring foreign companies to register their true owners.

The late banker Herbert Wigwe ranked seventh among billionaire property holders in the city. He was linked to 106 London estates before his death in a February 2024 helicopter crash.

Wigwe led Access Holdings Plc as Group CEO. Since his passing, his family has faced estate litigation over his assets.

The report highlights how prime London real estate is often held through offshore companies in jurisdictions like Jersey. Newly released disclosures have made these ownership structures public.

Late Herbert Wigwe Linked To 106 London Properties

Late Herbert Wigwe Held 106 London Properties, Ranking Seventh Among Billionaires

In Benin City on Saturday, Bendel Insurance and Plateau United played out a thrilling 2-2 draw. Alex Oweilayefa gave the hosts the lead in the 14th minute. Monday Gideon levelled four minutes before half-time.

After the break, Insurance kept up the pressure and Kayode Oke converted a penalty just before the hour. Plateau United fought back deep into stoppage time, with Vincent Temitope scoring from the spot to earn a point. Both sides remain in the middle of the table, in seventh and eighth positions respectively.

Meanwhile in Lagos, Kwara United edged past Nasarawa United 1-0. Abdulsalam Abdulsalam struck from the penalty spot in stoppage time to seal all three points and boost Kwara’s league standing.

NPFL: Insurance, Plateau United Share Points As Kwara United Beat Nasarawa

NPFL Matchday 31: Insurance, Plateau United Draw 2-2; Kwra United Win Late

One of the largest demonstrations in American history unfolded on March 29, 2026. Organizers say more than eight million people took to the streets in over 3,000 cities across every state.

The event, dubbed No Kings Day, eclipsed past rallies such as the Women’s March, anti–Vietnam War protests, and the George Floyd demonstrations. Major urban centers from Philadelphia to San Francisco reported massive turnouts.

A social media analyst confirmed the final count and highlighted the peaceful, coast-to-coast nature of the march. Observers say this marks a new high in US civic engagement.

Massive Million-strong Protests Against Trump In The U.S.

Historic No Kings Day Protest Draws Over 8 Million Across the US

On March 28, 2026, thousands of demonstrators rallied from coast to coast in the second annual “No Kings” protests. Crowds of all ages marched in major cities, suburbs and small towns to oppose President Trump’s policies, rising living costs and the ongoing conflict with Iran.

A marquee event in Minnesota featured a live performance by Bruce Springsteen alongside high-profile speakers. The day’s actions follow last year’s largely peaceful demonstrations and recent nationwide immigration enforcement efforts, as Americans grapple with economic pressure from wartime spending.

March 28, 2026 — ‘No Kings’ Protests Take Place Nationwide

Nationwide ‘No Kings’ Protests Sweep the US

Former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi says Aba’s garment and footwear sector could generate revenue comparable to the nation’s oil earnings if it receives proper support and management.

After engaging with stakeholders of the African Democratic Congress in Aba, Obi commended Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe for the invitation and praised Governor Alex Otti’s efforts to develop the city. He also granted his first radio and TV interview of the year on Magic FM.

Highlighting the need to shift from a consumption-driven economy to a production-based one, Obi stressed that competent, compassionate leadership is crucial to unlock Nigeria’s full economic potential and build a new Nigeria.

Aba’s Garment, Footwear Industry Can Rival Oil Revenue — Peter Obi

Peter Obi: Aba’s Garment and Footwear Industry Can Rival Nigeria’s Oil Earnings

Social media footage shows empty streets and abandoned buildings in Omupo, Kwara State. A local man alleges repeated terrorist attacks forced the entire community to flee their homes.

In the video, he highlights how fear and insecurity have left the town deserted. He identifies the location as Omupo and says residents moved away for safety.

Online reactions vary: some express alarm over rural security, while others question the timing and accuracy of the claims. No official statement from security agencies or state authorities has confirmed the alleged mass displacement.

There Are No Residents Anymore In This Town As Everyone Have Fled And Left Their Homes Because Of Terrorist Attacks - Nigerian Man Alleges As He Shares Video Of Deserted Community In Kwara State

Omupo Community in Kwara State Deserted as Residents Flee Suspected Terrorist Attacks

The Oyo State Police Command has launched a murder investigation after the body of a 14–15-year-old boy was discovered floating in the University of Ibadan swimming pool early Thursday.

According to the state police spokesperson, detectives found blood at the scene and slight bruises on the victim’s face. A shirt, a pair of shoes and bloodstains were also recovered near the pool pavilion.

The body was taken to Adeoyo General Hospital, where he was confirmed dead on arrival and later moved to the mortuary. The police urge the public to stay calm and avoid sharing unverified information while the inquiry continues.

Body Of Teenage Boy Found In University Of Ibadan Swimming Pool, Police Launch M8rder Investigation

Teenager’s Body Found in UI Swimming Pool as Police Open Murder Probe

Hebrews 11:31 reminds us that Rahab’s faith saved her life. She was once seen as unclean. Yet she welcomed God’s people in peace and rose to honour.

From her womb came Boaz, then King David, and ultimately Jesus Christ. This shows that no past is too stained for God’s redemption. When you place your faith in Christ, He will purify you too.

Isaiah 1:18 promises that our sins can be as white as snow. The blood of Jesus still cleanses and renews every believer. Embrace His grace today.

Prayer:
Lord, I draw near to be washed by Your precious blood. By faith, I am cleansed, pure, and righteous in Christ Jesus.

The Interesting Experiences Of Rahab The Harlot

From Harlot to Heroine: Rahab’s Faithful Transformation

Governor Charles Soludo has renewed calls for the release of Nnamdi Kanu, highlighting the detained activist’s growing global recognition. His statement has ignited heated discussion among politicians, activists, and citizens across Nigeria.

Many observers now ask whether Soludo’s intervention could reshape the discourse on Biafra. Is the federal government facing increasing pressure to reconsider Kanu’s detention?

Soludo Asked For The Released Of Nnamdi Kanu

Soludo Calls for Nnamdi Kanu’s Release Amid International Spotlight

Ghana’s Black Stars camp in Austria was disrupted by a reported break-in at their hotel base ahead of the friendly against Austria. Multiple rooms were targeted while players trained, and expensive items went missing.

At least two players lost Rolex watches, one valued at around $20,000. A member of the technical team also discovered that $2,250 in cash had been taken from his room. Sources cite a local sports outlet for the initial report.

Investigations suggest the thefts occurred over two days. Hotel corridor cameras were reportedly non-functional, raising concerns that someone with key-card access may have carried out the raids unnoticed.

The incident has heightened tension in camp as the team prepares for the clash. The Ghana Football Association has not yet issued an official statement on the security lapse.

Shock In Black Stars Camp As Rolex Watches, Cash Stolen Before Ghana-Austria Clash

Shock as Rolex Watches and Cash Stolen from Black Stars Camp in Austria

The Confederation of African Football has appointed Nigeria’s Samson Adamu as Acting General Secretary, according to reports.

He succeeds Veron Mosengo-Omba of the DR Congo, who stepped down to pursue his national federation’s presidency. CAF President Patrice Motsepe is set to confirm the appointment at a press conference in Cairo today.

Adamu, currently CAF’s Director of Competitions, has earned respect for overseeing logistics at major tournaments such as the Africa Cup of Nations, the CAF Champions League, and the CAF Confederation Cup.

He is the son of Amos Adamu, a former FIFA Executive Committee member who faced a ban in 2010.

Adamu Takes Over As CAF Acting General Secretary

Samson Adamu Named CAF Acting General Secretary

The Awka Ozo title holders have expressed support for the Anambra State Government’s panel recognising Chief Gibson Nwosu as the traditional ruler of Awka. They announced this stance at a meeting in Awka, speaking through their President, Ozo James Chukwujekwu Eze.

The group is awaiting the publication of the government’s White Paper before formally declaring full solidarity with the decision. Eze stressed that the Ozo society cannot work against a constituted authority and will align once the White Paper is released.

He called the prolonged dispute over the Awka stool unfortunate and assured that the peaceful organisation will continue to work towards restoring harmony in the community.

The inquiry panel, chaired by retired Justice Paul Obidigwe, found that Chief Nwosu was not lawfully dethroned and that a rival claimant’s selection violated due process. Governor Soludo has pledged to review the recommendations and publish a White Paper, noting there is no victor or vanquished in the matter.

Awka Ozo Title Holders Back Soludo Panel On Obi Gibson Nwosu As  Monarch

Awka Ozo Society Backs Soludo’s Panel on Chief Gibson Nwosu Pending White Paper

At a Riyadh investment forum, President Donald Trump called Africa a land of untapped value. He urged greater regional unity to unlock the continent’s economic potential.

Analysts note that Africa is now central to global supply chains and resource security. The United States is moving to secure critical minerals like lithium and cobalt from key markets such as the DRC, Zambia and Guinea.

China, Europe and Gulf states are also scaling up investments across mining, energy, logistics and agriculture. Major players include Chinese firms in Tanzania’s rare earths, European oil giants in Nigeria and Saudi agribusiness ventures in East Africa.

Experts say Africa’s future depends on turning growing investor interest into sustainable growth. Stronger policy frameworks, infrastructure spending and deeper regional integration will be vital to keep value creation on the continent.

From Insult To Outreach: Trump Seeks Reset On Africa Relations

Trump Seeks to Reset US-Africa Ties with Bold Investment Pitch

I watched in disbelief as the Israeli military confessed to fabricating evidence against veteran journalist Ali Shoeib. After his killing alongside two colleagues, the IDF released a doctored photo to claim he was a member of Hezbollah’s Radwan Force.

When pressed by a major news network, the army admitted there was no original image—it was all Photoshop. They used this false narrative to justify targeting a reporter covering southern Lebanon.

We see a pattern of manipulated visuals and dismissed investigations. Those of us who value press freedom and accountability demand answers. A truly free press must expose occupation crimes without being silenced by propaganda.

Israeli Military Admits To Photoshop Journalist Photo As Hezbollah Fighter

IDF Admits Photoshopping Journalist’s Image to Label Him as Hezbollah Fighter

Nollywood veteran Taiwo Hassan ‘Ogogo’ posted a birthday tribute to President Bola Tinubu. He called him the “number one citizen” and prayed for wisdom, knowledge and divine support.

His message sparked fierce backlash online. Fans accused him of selling out, mocked his motives and even unfollowed him.

Ogogo is not alone. Talent manager Ubi Franklin, actors Bolanle Ninalowo, Yul Edochie and others have also faced criticism for supporting Tinubu. Some have defended their right to back the president despite the trolling.

&#8220;You Can&#8217;t Escape Dragging This Time&#8221; &#8211; Veteran Taiwo Hassan &#8216;Ogogo&#8217; Comes Under Fire Over His Birthday Message To President Tinubu (Video)

Veteran Actor Taiwo ‘Ogogo’ Faces Backlash Over Birthday Tribute to President Tinubu

I grew up hearing “Ani gaa tu wa” as the sharpest rebuke among the Anioma people. What sounded like a local Ibusa quirk soon revealed itself as a powerful curse used across Ika, Enuani, Ndokwa, and Ukwuani communities.

In Anioma belief, Ani is the Earth Goddess and guardian of morality. When someone cries “Ani gaa tu wa,” they invoke natural justice, calling on the earth beneath the offender to rise and punish wrongdoing.

This phrase also appears in Ukwuani music, reflecting its cultural weight. As older generations pass on, preserving the true meaning of “Ani gaa tu wa” becomes ever more important to safeguard our linguistic heritage.

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