Angry residents in Ondo State staged a protest on the Akure–Owo highway yesterday. They blocked the road with the corpses of two victims and demanded urgent action against kidnappings after three others were seized by gunmen.

In Akoko North West, bandits abducted LCDA secretary Joseph Aladesuyi and two aides on his farm. The kidnappers are demanding N100 million. Locals refused to clear the blockade until Governor Aiyedatiwa addresses their security concerns.

Meanwhile, in Jobele, Afijio LGA of Oyo State, youths also blocked the Ibadan–Oyo Road. They decried seven recent abductions and the maiming of a victim. They want guarantees from security agencies before they allow free movement again.

Insecurity: Protests Rock Ondo, Oyo As Youths Block Highway With Corpses

Ondo and Oyo Youths Block Highways with Corpses to Protest Killings and Kidnappings

On Wednesday, the House of Representatives approved amendments to Section 77 of the Electoral Act 2026. The change inserts three new clauses to curb dual membership in political parties.

Clause 8 bans anyone from being registered with more than one party at the same time. Clause 9 voids any dual membership and strips the person of valid party status until they regularise their membership.

Clause 10 makes knowingly holding memberships in two parties an offence punishable by up to two years in jail, a N10 million fine, or both.

Reps Prescribe 2-year Jail Term, 10m Fine For Dual Party Membership

Reps Amend Electoral Act: Two-Year Jail or N10m Fine for Dual Party Membership

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Remote work is transforming how we work. By 2026, more companies will offer fully online roles that you can do from anywhere with just a laptop and internet.

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Which Remote Jobs Can You Start From Home In 2026? ��

Work From Home in 2026: 7 Remote Jobs You Can Start Today

Senator Iyiola Omisore, the APC National Secretary, has dragged his party before the Federal High Court in Osogbo. The suit (FHC/OS/CS/261/2025) was heard on March 2, 2026. It follows his disqualification from the December 2025 governorship primary.

Omisore and six other aspirants were barred for allegedly failing to produce sponsorship from five registered party members in each local government. The party screening committee cited irregularities in their nomination processes. Sources say the move aimed to favour Bola Oyebamiji as the consensus candidate.

Omisore accuses Minister Gboyega Oyetola of pressuring the panel to disqualify them. “The panel report is the most ridiculous report of this year,” he said. He claims the chairman admitted Oyetola’s interference.

Meanwhile, APC leaders in Ife Federal Constituency have condemned Oyetola’s imposition of Kayode Adereti as the deputy governorship candidate. They say he was picked without local input. Efforts to reach Omisore for comment have failed.

Crisis Hits Osun APC As Omisore Drags Party To Court

Omisore Takes APC to Court Over Osun Governorship Primary Dispute

The big question is simple: Will Showmax ever return after 11 years on air?

Showmax is shutting down because it consistently lost more than it earned. For every $1 in revenue, it recorded $2.50 in losses. Canal+ decided to pull the plug after the business model failed to deliver.

Several factors fueled these losses: high data costs across Africa, an expensive platform rebuild in 2024, low average revenue per user, rampant content piracy, brutal competition from global giants, and a strategic ownership shift under Canal+.

Showmax launched in August 2015 and won loyalty with local and international content. Its 11-year run shows how tough the streaming market can be in Africa’s challenging economic and digital landscape.

Will Showmax Ever Comeback Again After Its 11 Years Of Existence?

Can Showmax Bounce Back After 11 Years?

I analyzed 10 years of JAMB papers across all subjects. I mapped question order, difficulty patterns, and CBT navigation traps that cost students 20-40 marks every year.

In Mathematics, avoid time-draining sequences. Start with Number & Numeration (1-8), jump to Statistics (17-22), then tackle Algebra and the harder topics. This order can net you 10-20 extra marks.

Use CBT shortcuts like A/B/C/D to answer and N/P to navigate. This alone can save up to 25 minutes and unlock more attempted questions.

I also uncovered high-yield topics in Government and Economics and the 3-year comprehension passage cycle. Follow this roadmap to master guaranteed marks and aim for 300+ in JAMB.

I Analyzed 10 Years Of JAMB Papers

Ultimate JAMB Strategy: 10-Year Paper Analysis & High-Yield Tactics

Egypt’s petroleum ministry announced fuel price increases of up to 30% in response to global energy pressures caused by the Middle East conflict. The adjustments affect gasoline, diesel and vehicle natural gas.

Diesel prices jumped by 17.1% to 20.50 Egyptian pounds per litre. Octane ratings for gasoline rose between 14.3% and 16.9%, while natural gas for vehicles saw the steepest hike at 30% to 13 pounds per cubic metre.

Officials cited supply-chain disruptions, higher shipping and insurance costs, and elevated risk levels. This marks the fourth fuel-price revision under Egypt’s $8 billion IMF loan programme over two years.

Egypt Raises Fuel Prices By 30%

Egypt Hikes Fuel Prices by Up to 30% Amid Middle East War Disruptions

A recent Amnesty International report reveals systemic torture, extortion and countless deaths inside the Nigeria Police Anti-Kidnapping Unit in Owerri, known locally as “Tiger Base.” Former detainees describe brutal beatings, waterboarding and prolonged stress positions.

One survivor says he witnessed more than 27 deaths in a single detention block. He recalls waking up each morning to find dead bodies among the living. Families desperate for answers face extortion and blocked autopsies.

The report details overcrowded, unsanitary cells where detainees squatted in turns. Some arrests stemmed from land or family disputes. Officers allegedly demanded large sums for bail and escaped prosecution despite Nigeria’s Anti-Torture Act.

Amnesty calls on Nigerian authorities to investigate all allegations, prosecute those responsible and strengthen oversight of police detention facilities to prevent further human rights violations.

‘Every Day People Were Dying’: Survivor Describes Horror Inside Tiger Base

Survivor Exposes Deadly Abuses at Owerri’s “Tiger Base” Detention Centre

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has published a list of US tech firms and cloud-service infrastructure it says support Israeli military operations. The list names Google, Microsoft, IBM, Nvidia, Palantir and Oracle facilities in Israel and Gulf states.

Tehran warned that as the regional war broadens into an infrastructure conflict, these offices and data centres could become legitimate targets. It also threatened economic centres and banks linked to US and Israeli entities, urging civilians to stay at least one kilometre away from such sites.

Meanwhile, the US-Israel-Iran confrontation enters its 12th day. Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon have killed several people, and residents of Tehran report some of the heaviest bombardment and power outages in recent memory.

Legitimate Targets: Iran Issues Warning To US Tech Firms, Google, Amazon, Others

Iran Warns US Tech Giants of Potential Strikes as Regional Conflict Escalates

Richard Medhurst, an accredited UN journalist and IFJ member, reports on recent Iranian precision strikes in the Persian Gulf. His independent analysis follows the IFJ Global Charter of Ethics.

Iranian forces targeted US THAAD radar systems, including the AN/TPY-2 and AN/FPS-132. The strikes crippled US early warning capabilities in the region.

This report examines the operational impact on US defenses and explores the broader geopolitical consequences for regional security.

BLINDED: US Radars Wiped Out By Iranian Precision Strikes

Iranian Strikes Disable US THAAD and AN/FPS-132 Radar Systems in the Gulf

Over 5,000 professionals from various sectors will gather for the inaugural Corporate Olympics in Lagos on May 1, 2026.

Organised by Work and Wellness Ltd, this event celebrates the human drive behind corporate productivity. Hosted at the Landmark Event Centre, it will feature high-performance sporting challenges, wellness activities and team-based strategy games.

The Corporate Olympics aims to strengthen bonds within and across organisations. Companies can register teams, sponsor activation zones or partner with the organisers to promote workplace wellness and healthy competition.

Corporate Olympics To Draw 5,000 Professionals In Lagos Debut

Corporate Olympics to Launch in Lagos with 5,000 Professionals on May 1, 2026

Cars often do more than transport characters. They shape stories and mirror personalities. From time machines to crime-fighting beasts, some vehicles become screen legends.

In this list, we explore 10 iconic movie cars that have left a lasting mark on cinema. We cover the DeLorean DMC-12 from Back to the Future and the sleek Batmobile from the Batman franchise. We also meet Bond’s elegant Aston Martin DB5 and the raw Mustang GT 390 from Bullitt.

You’ll ride along in the ghost-hunting Ecto-1, Dominic Toretto’s thunderous Dodge Charger, and the playful Herbie the Love Bug. Then experience the rugged Ford Falcon XB GT of Mad Max, the nimble Mini Cooper from The Italian Job, and the rebellious Porsche 928 in Risky Business.

These cars define eras, characters, and genres. They add tension, charm, and soul to every scene. When horsepower meets storytelling, true legends are born.

Legendary Movie Cars That Defined Cinema Through The Years

10 Iconic Movie Cars That Shaped Film History

On Wednesday 11 March 2026, Nigeria’s senior women’s basketball team and seven-time AfroBasket champions D’Tigress thumped Colombia 70–37 in their opening match at the FIBA Women’s World Cup qualifying tournament in Lyon, France.

They set the tone early, leading 18–12 after the first quarter. Colombia edged the second quarter 26–17, but Nigeria answered back with a commanding 19–5 third quarter and a 17–3 finish in the fourth.

Ranked eighth in the world, the D’Tigress have already booked their ticket to the World Cup by winning the 2025 AfroBasket title. This qualifier offers a final tune-up ahead of the finals in Berlin from 4 to 13 September 2026.

Nigeria’s next game is against Korea on Thursday 12 March 2026.

Nigeria’s D’tigress Defeat Colombia 70-37 At 2026 FIBA W/Cup Qualifiers

D’Tigress Dominate Colombia 70–37 in FIBA World Cup Qualifier Opener

In early March 2026, multiple social media and news outlets reported that Israel enacted an emergency law. The measure allegedly imposes up to five years in prison for anyone who publishes videos or images of damage in Tel Aviv during missile attacks from Iran.

Reports circulated on X accounts like PalMedia and Middle East Observer between March 8–9. No official government statement or legal text has been cited to confirm the law’s enactment. Some critics, including George Galloway, say the rule aims to hide the full extent of the damage.

Separately, in February 2025, the Knesset advanced a bill to punish cooperation with the International Criminal Court with up to five years behind bars. That proposal is distinct from the alleged social media restrictions during attacks.

5 Years In Prison For Those Who Share Damage In Tel Aviv

Israel’s Emergency Law Could Jail Social Media Users for Sharing Tel Aviv Attack Footage

Israel’s Ambassador to Nigeria, Michael Freeman, has renewed accusations that Iran sponsors terrorism worldwide, including in Nigeria. He says Tehran’s support for militant groups is well documented and cannot be dismissed by denials.

Freeman pointed to Iran’s backing of Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis. He added that Iranian operatives have been linked to attacks from Argentina to the United Kingdom.

The ambassador recalled a 2010 arms shipment seized at Lagos’s Apapa Port and a 2013 raid that uncovered weapons tied to Hezbollah in Abuja and Kano. He also claimed that Iran has long supported the Islamic Movement of Nigeria.

Israel released the statement to challenge what it called misinformation about Iran’s global activities. It warned that terrorism threatens stability in Nigeria and beyond.

Israel Accuses Iran Of Sponsoring Terrorism In Nigeria

Israel Alleges Iran’s Role in Funding Terrorism in Nigeria

Ogun State has long been seen as a land of promise. It boasts hardworking people, a rich cultural heritage, and strong economic potential. Many believe that with visionary leadership, the state can unlock its full possibilities.

Hon. Dr. Jelili Kayode Amusan embodies that leadership. He is known for his integrity, accessibility, and deep commitment to grassroots development. His people-centered approach focuses on the real needs of residents.

Dr. Amusan champions youth empowerment, educational growth, and economic expansion. He supports policies that boost investment, entrepreneurship, and innovation. Observers note that strengthening infrastructure and social services will further improve life across the state.

With his close ties to local communities, Dr. Amusan understands citizens’ daily realities. His empathy and responsiveness inspire trust and unity. Many are confident that under his guidance, Ogun State can indeed reach greater heights.

With Hon. Dr. Jelili Kayode Amusan, Ogun State Can Attain Its Greater Heights

How Hon. Dr. Jelili Kayode Amusan Can Elevate Ogun State to New Heights

Former Senator Iyiola Omisore has dismissed reports that he filed suit FHC/OS/CS/261/2025 against the APC. He described the claim as false and politically motivated.

Omisore pointed out glaring inconsistencies in the document, including a suspicious date. He said the APC has not held its gubernatorial screening or primary, making the alleged lawsuit illogical.

He accused the Accord Party and Governor Ademola Adeleke’s team of fabricating the story to stir tension in Osun State. He urged members and the public to ignore the rumor.

He called on those spreading the fake document to stop. Omisore warned that such falsehoods can mislead citizens and escalate political tension.

Purported Suit Fhc/os/cs/261/2025 – Senator Iyiola Omisore Denies Court Action

Senator Omisore Dismisses False APC Lawsuit Claim (FHC/OS/CS/261/2025)

On March 9, 2026, the APC secured every seat across the South-South, North-Central and North-West. The South-South, once a PDP stronghold, is now 6/6 APC.

What factors drove this political shift? Can Oyo, Osun, Bauchi, Abia and Anambra hold out until the next general election? Which zone’s turnaround surprised you most? Share your thoughts below!

APC Achieves 100% Control In South-south, North-central & North-west

Is Nigeria Becoming a One-Party State? APC Sweeps Three Geo-Political Zones

Comptroller General of Customs Adewale Adeniyi has officially commissioned a new analytics centre at the Apapa Command. The facility will generate real-time intelligence to strengthen risk management, speed up legitimate trade, and improve revenue assurance.

Adeniyi stressed that “data is the new currency of international trade.” He explained that every customs initiative—from Authorized Economic Operator programmes to selectivity and risk indicators—relies on credible data. He urged officers and partner agencies to trust the insights generated by the centre in driving operations.

Apapa Area Controller Emmanuel Oshoba called the facility the “CGC Adewale Adeniyi Analytical Arena.” He said it features a state-of-the-art analytics hub, a customs intelligence unit, and a clinic for staff welfare. The centre marks a new era of data-driven customs operations and repositions NCS as a modern administration.

Intelligence: Customs Comptroller General Commissions Analytics Centre At Apapa

Customs CG Unveils Data Analytics Centre to Boost Trade and Security at Apapa

This is not a promotion. I’m simply sharing my personal sports betting experience.

Over time, I learned that the real secret is mastering odds and probabilities. Lower-odds picks win far more often when backed by proper research, team analysis, and market patterns.

I now earn between ₦100,000 and ₦300,000 each month using this approach. I’ll post my game analyses here from time to time. Let me know in the comments if you want today’s pick.

How I Consistently Win From Sports Betting

My Proven Sports Betting Strategy: Earning ₦100k–₦300k Monthly

I recently crossed the Nigerian border and noticed something striking. From customs to immigration to the police, Nigerian men were incredibly friendly to white travelers. They waved, smiled, and seemed to offer special treatment. In one case, an officer even told a white couple from England that Queen Elizabeth was like his mother and they were his masters.

This kind of behavior is common across the country. Many Nigerian men seem almost babyish in their subservience. It feels like a display of “white privilege” in Nigeria.

It makes me reflect on our history. With slavery and colonialism, perhaps this mindset was ingrained long ago. I wonder how we can address this lack of self-confidence and reclaim our dignity.

I Think It's True That Nigerians Are White Puppet Africans

Why Nigerian Men Seem to Bow Down to White Visitors

Good morning, everyone.

My family and I recently invested ₦4 million in the Enviable Keke Business. We visited their Asaba office and they explained the process: once we pay, they verify our payment, assemble the keke, track it, assign a driver, and send weekly returns until the contract ends.

They promise ₦6.5 million after one year and ₦7.5 million if we leave the investment for 20 months. I was skeptical because of past scams, but my siblings outvoted me. Has anyone here dealt with them? Are they reliable? I’d appreciate any feedback.

Is Enviable Keke Business Legit And Reliable?

Is the Enviable Keke Business Scheme Legit and Profitable?

On Monday, 9 March 2026, High Chief Higgins Peters hosted Cross River leaders at his Abuja office to discuss youth development and talent discovery. The meeting focused on creating national opportunities for young people from the state.

Attendees included Hon. Dr. Emmanuel Ironbar, Chief of Staff to the Cross River Governor; Hon. Peter Akpanke, Federal House of Representatives member; and Dr. Beatrice Igwe, Commissioner for Housing. Their presence highlighted the shared commitment to youth empowerment.

Mr. Godwin Okon, MD/CEO of The De9jaSpirit Talent Hunt, joined discussions on how young talents can gain exposure on this leading entertainment platform. Leaders encouraged youths to participate and showcase their skills.

The summit underscored a unified effort to connect Cross River youths with platforms that boost creativity and national visibility. Many young people in the state may soon find new ways to shine on bigger stages.

youth Opportunities Take Center Stage

Cross River Leaders Champion Youth Talent at Abuja Summit

“I thank my God every time I remember you.” Philippians 1:3 NIV reminds us to value those around us. Sincere praise energises others. It can refresh hearts like water to flowers.

We often overlook daily efforts. Cleaning, cooking, paying bills, working, shopping, laundry, childcare, yard work and more all deserve recognition.

Set a simple goal. Thank someone for at least one thing they do each day. Men, know that true strength comes from noticing and honouring the little things.

Show Your Appreciation

Revive Your Gratitude: Appreciate the Little Things

You work hard abroad—in the UK, Canada, the US or UAE—and send billions in remittances to Nigeria every year. But are you turning that effort into lasting value, or merely wiring money?

Consider productive assets like farmland. Perennial crops—cocoa, oil palm—offer growth without your daily presence. They can be managed professionally, appreciate as land values rise and deliver compound returns over time.

Many invest in urban land, which is fine. Yet rural productive land remains undervalued. With global cocoa demand rising irrespective of Nigeria’s local economy, now is the time to diversify beyond monthly remittances and build real assets for generations.

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