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  Don’t be fooled, states are not richer Most Nigerians are being fooled right now, as they often are, by the Federal Government; with regard to the monthly allocations to states. Unfortunately, because the hands of many of the State Governors are not clean, they are allowing the FG to blame them unjustly for overall poor performance.  Granted, there are a few outstanding performers – Lagos, Abia, Adamawa and Zamfara – but the rest of them have little to show for the increased revenue allocations. The fault is not entirely their own. The laws of economics don’t respect governments and their propaganda machines. “Truth is constant.” Promoters of FG propaganda are stretching a simple truth beyond breaking point. Nobody disputes the fact that the reforms embarked upon by President Tinubu will ultimately yield positive results if faithfully executed for the long-term. The benefits of such reforms are never immediate – even if early reports point in the right direction. States...

The Bandits are not the masterminds, they are the foot soldiers for a corporate takeover.  The Real Powers Behind The Bandits!!! The Massive & Complicated Bloody Plot That Daily Destabilise Nigeria And Loots Her Resources🙆‍♀️🙆‍♂️😭

Ibrahim Traore speaks about Black history and opression On 16 July 2026, President Ibrahim Traoré delivered a powerful speech in the city of Ouahigouya in the Yaadga region of his country. He was greeted in Ouahigouya by hordes of cheering, screaming admirers. Then, he delivered an important educational message, rooted in global Black history, to his audience. In the speech, President Traoré traces the length and extent of global Black oppression rooted in several centuries of enslavement, colonialism, and exploitation. However, he also explains that throughout history, Black people have resisted oppression. Most importantly, he points out that the struggle is far from over. He gives one example of systemic racism when he mentions the Nestlé scandal involving their products, Nido Products like Nido and Cerelac, marketed to babies and children, do not contain added sugars in Europe but do in African countries. However, President Traoré offers a clear solution to this problem: let u...

  64 Days After: Where Are The Abducted Mussa Pupils? Sixty-four days have passed since the abduction of the 42 school pupils in Mussa Primary and Junior Secondary School, Askira Uba Local Government Area of Borno State. The children, including toddlers, were abducted on May 15, 2026, from their classrooms in their community located on the fringes of the dreaded Sambisa Forest. The children who were abducted on the same day as the Oriire pupils have since remained in captivity. Following the rescue of the Oriire pupils and teachers, parents of the Mussa pupils have been anxious hoping that their children will follow suit. However, not much was heard from the authourities on the matter, Weekend Trust gathered. The families of the pupils  say they fear that the fate of their children may be like that of the abducted Chibok girls, who till date have not all returned. But speaking with Weekend Trust yesterday, the federal government said it was working hard to rescue the Mussa pup...

  CAC to deregister 100,000 companies over unfiled returns The Corporate Affairs Commission has commenced moves to strike off 100,000 companies from its register. The firms are affected over their failure to file outstanding annual returns and other statutory documents. The Commission disclosed this in a public notice signed by its management on Wednesday. It said the exercise, tagged Batch 6, was being carried out pursuant to Section 692 (3) and (4) of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, 2020. According to the notice, the affected companies can find their names on the Commission’s website. The notice read, “This is to notify the General Public and Esteemed Customers that the Corporate Affairs Commission has commenced another round of striking off names of companies from the Register pursuant to the provisions of Section 692 (3) and(4) of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, 2020. “The list of the affected One Hundred Thousand (100,000) companies can be accessed at the Commissio...

  Mary Habila: Friend reveals final moments, as Umahi seeks forensic investigation The circumstances surrounding the death of Mary Habila, a nurse attached to the David Umahi Federal University of Medical Sciences, DUFUS, and on secondment to the Federal Ministry of Works, have become clearer following a sworn statement by her colleague and close friend, Anita Baaki. Baaki, a physiotherapist from Benue State, said she was among members of staff who travelled from Abuja to Ebonyi State on June 24, for official duties under the Minister of Works, David Umahi. According to her affidavit filed before the Ebonyi State High Court, the staff members were accommodated in separate but adjoining rooms in a staff chalet located within the minister’s country home in Uburu, Ohaozara Local Government Area. She clarified that the building was designated for staff members and associates, not for the minister’s personal residence. Visit:  https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/07/mary-habilas-death-...