By: Abudu Olalekan Now speaking up, former leader Yakubu Gowon shares a view many may react to – Nigeria moves forward under current rule, he claims, given how hard Bola Tinubu tries. Though some might pause at that take, it stands clear where Gowon places his trust. After stopping by to see Tinubu at the…
By: Abudu Olalekan Nigeria power crisis, blackout 2026, electricity failure, fuel costs, solar power alternative Across the country—from Kano to Lagos, Sokoto to Akwa Ibom—millions of Nigerians are sweating through a relentless heatwave with no electricity. Businesses are collapsing. Food is rotting. Generators are guzzling fuel like there’s no tomorrow. And the government? Well, they’re…
By: Abudu Olalekan FAAC revenue sharing, February 2026 allocation, Nigeria’s federal income, VAT distribution, oil revenue drop Let’s cut to the chase: Nigeria’s Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) just dropped the numbers for February 2026, and the figures are… well, interesting. A whopping N1.894 trillion was shared among the federal government, states, and local councils—sounds…
By: Abudu Olalekan President Tinubu’s UK visit is triggering a massive security lockdown in Windsor. Reportersroom breaks down the no-fly zones, road closures, and armed police details. Britain is locking down Windsor. And I mean locking it down. With Tinubu UK visit plans kicking off next week, the security apparatus is going into overdrive. We’re…
By: Abudu Olalekan Fresh changes are live for Lagos building permits. A digital overhaul now runs the show – thanks to Governor Sanwo-Olu’s rollout of an online system that cuts waiting time drastically. The move shifts everything faster, streamlining how approvals go through. These days, sorting out a Lagos building permit feels different somehow. Picture…
By: Abudu Olalekan Fury gripped towns across Ondo and Oyo as roads vanished under crowds refusing to move until violence ended. Highways shut down completely when people flooded them, fed up with one kidnapping after another. Lives torn apart by attacks made locals stand firm in the streets. Movement froze because anger ran too deep…
