Public Reacts as Dino Melaye Criticises Nigeria’s Economy While Abroad

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2 months ago

February 1, 2026

Former Kogi politician, Dino Melaye, faces backlash from the public after he shared a video on social media of him abroad and living well through his luxurious lifestyle.

In the same video, he speaks about Nigeria’s current economy and shares his disappointment.

He wrote, “See country, God help us to build a true nation where our wicked leaders will be in jail and the right people in power. Nigeria must be fixed. YES WE CAN.”

However, many state that what he posted and what he is saying contradict each other, and they accused him of sharing his own records to know if he was a corrupt leader.

US President Donald Trump Issues Strong Warning to Iran

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1 day ago

April 5, 2026

Ese Ohwofa

President Donald Trump makes headline as he threatens Iran on social media.

The president shared “Open the F***ing Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell — JUST WATCH!”

It can be noted that he even did a countdown on Saturday “48 hours before all Hell will rain down on them,” he warned Saturday. “Time is running out.”

LIRS Extends Tax Filing Deadline to April 14

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6 days ago

March 31, 2026

Ese Ohwofa

It has been reported that the Lagos State Internal Revenue Service, LIRS, has granted grace to its people as they extend the deadline for the tax filing.

It can be revealed that originally the deadline is meant to be March 31st but the LIRS later stepped out and moved the deadline to April 14th, 2026.

The agency has granted this extension in timeline to help individuals properly and accurately fill their taxes.

Christian Association of Nigerians Reacts to Jos Attack on Palm Sunday

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1 week ago

March 30, 2026

Ese Ohwofa

The Christian Association of Nigerians (CAN) reacts to the terrible news of the attack in Jos which even occurred on Palm Sunday.

It can be noted that the attack occurred in Angwan Rukuba, Gari Ya Waye area of Jos North, Plateau State.

The association cried out that a day meant for peace became bloodshed.

“We mourn. We grieve. But we must also speak the truth. How did we get here? How is it that people can no longer feel safe in their own homes? How is it that, even on a sacred day, communities are left exposed to such terror? Nigerians are tired of mourning. Nigerians are tired of statements.”