Reno Omokri Debunks Claims of President Tinubu as CIA Asset Amid Social Media Speculations
Reno Omokri dismisses as mischievous the allegations labeling President Bola Tinubu as a CIA asset. These claims were spearheaded by journalist David Hundeyin, who interpreted a non-committal response from the CIA to a FOIA request as confirmation. Omokri explains the agency's denial is part of normal procedure and is not evidence of Tinubu's alleged role. He advises Nigerians to disregard these claims and recognize them as misinformation.
View MoreYulia Navalnaya Announces Presidential Ambitions for Russia After Putin's Era
Yulia Navalnaya has declared her intention to run for the presidency of Russia once Vladimir Putin is no longer in power. This announcement follows the death of her husband, Alexei Navalny, who was a fierce opposition leader. Yulia, unable to return to Russia under Putin's rule, is committed to continuing her husband's legacy and challenging Putin's regime, marking a significant moment in Russia's political scene.
View MoreNigeria’s 64th Independence Anniversary: President Tinubu's Nationwide Broadcast on October 1st
On October 1st, 2024, at 7 a.m., President Bola Tinubu will deliver a nationwide broadcast to mark Nigeria's 64th Independence Anniversary. The address, part of the celebratory activities, will be aired on television, radio, and other electronic media. Viewers and listeners are encouraged to tune in via the Nigerian Television Authority and the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria's network services.
View MoreFiery JKLive Debate: Hussein Mohamed and Morara Kebaso Clash Over Presidential Call Allegations
In a spirited JKLive interview, State House spokesperson Hussein Mohamed and lawyer Morara Kebaso clashed over Kebaso's claim of a direct call from President Ruto offering him a government position. Kebaso maintained he declined the offer, while Mohamed demanded proof, igniting a heated exchange.
View MoreOrji Uzor Kalu Expresses Shock and Condolences After Senator Ifeanyi Ubah’s Tragic Death
Senator Orji Uzor Kalu has expressed his heartfelt condolences over the sudden passing of Senator Ifeanyi Ubah. A prominent figure in Nigeria, Ubah was a businessman, philanthropist, and a dedicated politician. His untimely death is a tremendous loss to the nation. Kalu extends his sympathies to Ubah's family and the Anambra State government.
View MoreRebecca Miano Addresses AG Post Withdrawal Rumors Amid Nomination Controversy
Rebecca Miano, nominated as Attorney General by President William Ruto, refutes claims of requesting nomination withdrawal. Despite her extensive legal career, Miano's nomination has stirred opposition and controversy. President Ruto's delay in submitting her name for vetting adds to the situation's complexity as Kenyans follow parliamentary developments closely.
View MoreHURIWA Criticizes Government's Accusations Against Peter Obi Over Protest Plans
Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has rebuked the Nigerian government's accusations that Peter Obi's supporters are behind planned protests against economic hardship. HURIWA asserts these allegations are unfounded and accuse the government of attempting to stifle legitimate dissent.
View MoreMeet Didi Walson-Jack: 7 Key Insights on Nigeria's New Head of Civil Service
President Bola Tinubu has appointed Mrs. Didi Esther Walson-Jack, OON, as the new Head of the Civil Service of the Federation. Discover key details about her background, education, career milestones, and the significance of her new role in the Nigerian civil service.
View MoreAftermath of French Election: Left-Wing Surge, Macron's Challenge, and Europe's Fate
In an unexpected turn, France's legislative elections have seen the left-wing New Popular Front alliance securing the most seats, leaving President Macron's centrist alliance and the far-right National Rally trailing. With a hung parliament, the political landscape is mired in uncertainty. Experts forecast potential power-sharing arrangements while markets react to the unfolding scenario.
View MorePolitical Turmoil in MK Party as Secretary-General Arthur Zwane Departs Amid Controversy
The MK Party, led by former President Jacob Zuma, is facing turmoil as Arthur Zwane, its fourth secretary-general within six months, resigns. However, Zuma asserts that Zwane was fired. This ongoing turnover reflects the party's growing instability and organizational challenges.
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