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Omo, e don choke for court this week o! The leader of IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, showed everyone that when life throws you curveballs, sometimes you just gats lawyer yourself. Yep — man literally stood up to defend himself in court after his lead counsel withdrew from the case.
Nigeria has been through a lot this week, and honestly, the news feels like a mix of heartbreak, hope, and hard truths. From the tragedy in Niger State to global talk about our economy and faith, the country’s mood has been heavy — but very real.
The red chamber just passed a resolution approving life imprisonment for anyone convicted of defiling a minor. This move, led by Senate President Godswill Akpabio, signals a no-joke approach to protecting children from one of the most heartbreaking crimes in the country. In a country where child abuse stories sadly pop up too often, this new ruling feels like a breath of fresh accountability. It’s not just another political headline — it’s a loud message that says: “Hurt a child, and you’ll lose your freedom. Forever.”
Peoples Democratic Party’s forthcoming National Convention slated for November 15 and 16 in Ibadan, Oyo State. The governor of the state has sounded a serious warning.
There are stories that hit so hard you can’t scroll past them — and Elizabeth Ochanya’s story is one of those. Even years later, the pain still feels fresh, like a wound Nigeria never really healed from.
Nigeria no dey ever sleep, and this week’s news gist is giving everything — drama, money moves, and a sprinkle of hope. Let’s catch you up real quick before someone says “you’re living under a rock.”