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Ned Nwoko Reveals Real Age He Married Regina Daniels, Debunks Underage Claim

Senator Ned Nwoko has addressed ongoing speculation over the age of actress Regina Daniels at the time of their marriage, declaring claims of underage union as “untrue and misleading.” In a recent statement on his X handle, Nwoko revealed he married Regina at 21, presenting her voter’s identity card as proof of her birthdate—October 10th, 1998. Nwoko explained that, upon meeting Regina, he verified her age and kept a copy of her government-issued ID for the records. He also referenced an interview Regina’s mother granted BBC after the wedding, supporting the claim that Regina was not a minor. The Senator asserted their marriage took place six years ago, making Regina 27 today, and labelled all contrary suggestions as false. He urged the public not to believe inaccurate reports about Regina’s age and added a caution to consider her current mental […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 13, 2025

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Entertainment

Teyana Taylor Celebrates First Grammy Nomination After 20 Years in Music

American singer, songwriter, and actress Teyana Taylor has celebrated her first-ever Grammy nomination nearly 20 years after signing her first record deal. In a heartfelt Instagram post on November 7th, Taylor called the achievement a full-circle moment and expressed profound gratitude, especially as both her deal and nomination share the same date. Taylor, 34, described her journey as one filled with “highs, heartbreaks, reinvention, revelation” and credited her family, team, and supporters for helping her endure and flourish. She reflected on moments of doubt, prayer, and perseverance that shaped her artistry, stating, “every tear, every closed door, every whispered prayer… it all mattered.” She said the recognition underscores God's faithfulness and perfect timing, making her feel truly acknowledged for creating “from pure truth and obedience.” Taylor also paid tribute to the women who made her Grammy-nominated project, Escape Room, a […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 13, 2025

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new africa

UN Women Seeks Urgent Action as Food Crisis Ravages Women and Girls in Sudan

UN Women Regional Director Anna Mutavati has called for urgent global action to protect women and girls suffering acute food insecurity as Sudan’s raging two-year conflict deepens the humanitarian crisis. In Geneva, Mutavati highlighted the findings of a new gender alert reporting that almost 11 million Sudanese women and girls now face severe hunger, with being female a primary predictor of malnutrition. The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) declared famine in El Fasher and Kadugli in November 2025, with the crisis spreading rapidly through Darfur and Kordofan. The report documents that 73.7% of women cannot meet minimum dietary diversity, leading to widespread malnutrition. As violence engulfs regions, women and girls endure hunger, displacement, death, and escalating gender-based violence—including skipping meals for children and youngest girls receiving the smallest portions. Despite dire conditions, women-led organizations remain pivotal in humanitarian response. […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 13, 2025

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Nigeria

World Bank Criticises Nigeria’s Social Protection System, Only 44% of Benefits Reach Poor

The World Bank has criticized the effectiveness of Nigeria’s social protection programmes, revealing in its latest report that only 44% of government-run benefits reach poor households, despite 56% of enrolled beneficiaries being classified as poor. The main flaw is fixed allocations per household, which dilute support for larger, poorer families. The National Home-Grown School Feeding Programme (NHGSFP), which targets individual pupils, achieves better coverage, but its reach is limited and not nationwide. Social protection spending is extremely low—just 0.14% of GDP, far below the 1.5% global average and 1.1% Sub-Saharan Africa average. The overall impact on poverty reduction is minimal: all safety-net programmes together lower poverty by only 0.4 percentage points. The National Social Safety Nets Programme (NASSP), using the National Social Registry (NSR) to identify vulnerable populations, performs better, reducing poverty by 4.3 percentage points for beneficiaries. Nigeria overwhelmingly […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 13, 2025

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Nigeria

Dangote Commits $700 Million to End Nigeria’s Sugar Importation

Dangote Sugar Refinery has committed over $700 million to secure land, install machinery, build infrastructure, train manpower, and support host communities, aiming to end Nigeria’s dependence on imported raw sugar. Group CEO Ravindra Singhvi announced the investment at the Lagos International Trade Fair, emphasizing aggressive execution of sugar backward integration and the launch of new product sizes (100g, 250g, 500g, 1kg). Fatima Aliko-Dangote, Dangote Group Executive Director, highlighted full industrialization and value addition as key to Nigeria’s economic diversification, job creation, and building ancillary industries. The conglomerate will expand the Dangote Petroleum Refinery’s capacity, boost fertiliser and polypropylene production, and drive wider economic growth. The initiative is seen as a major milestone for Nigeria, supporting the rise of local manufacturing, improved agro-industry output, and the reduction of multi-billion-dollar import bills. Dangote’s ongoing investments underscore its strategic role as a stabilizing […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 13, 2025

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Nigeria

2 Nigerians Rescued, 2 Missing After Deadly Shipwreck on Mediterranean – IOM

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) reports that two Nigerian nationals were rescued while two others remain missing following a fatal shipwreck in the Mediterranean. The vessel, carrying 49 migrants and refugees, departed Zuwara, Libya, on November 3 but capsized six hours later due to engine failure caused by high waves. Of the 49 passengers—47 men and two women—42 are missing and presumed dead, and seven were rescued, including two Nigerians. Survivors received emergency medical care and support from IOM. The missing include 29 Sudanese, eight Somalis, three Cameroonians, and two Nigerians. This latest tragedy pushes the 2025 death toll in the Central Mediterranean past 1,000, making it the world's deadliest migration route since 2014, with over 25,600 deaths or disappearances. Dangerous smuggling methods, unseaworthy vessels, and gaps in rescue capacity contribute to high fatalities. IOM called for more effective […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 13, 2025

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Nigeria

Wike Deserves National Apology Over Clash With Naval Officer — PANDEF

The Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) has called for a national apology to the Minister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, following his clash with a naval officer in Abuja. PANDEF National Chairman, Ambassador Godknows Igali, urged President Tinubu to direct security agencies to investigate fully and bring those responsible to book, emphasizing respect for civil authority and professionalism in the military. Igali described the officer’s actions as a show of disdain for Wike’s office and an affront to presidential authority, noting Wike as one of the administration’s best-performing ministers. PANDEF insisted military personnel should not be used for non-core duties like guarding personal properties, and that Wike deserves both protection and respect while carrying out his official mandates in the FCT. The organization warned against glamorizing military insubordination and criticized retired officers allegedly issuing illegal orders.

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 13, 2025

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Nigeria

 No Officer or Soldier on Lawful Duty’ll Be Punished — Defence Minister

Defence Minister Mohammad Badaru Abubakar has assured that no officer or soldier performing lawful duties will be punished following the recent altercation between FCT Minister Nyesom Wike and military personnel in Abuja. Speaking at the Armed Forces Remembrance Day briefing, Badaru emphasized support for armed forces acting within the law, and praised operational milestones under President Tinubu—over 13,000 terrorists and criminals neutralized, 17,000 arrested, nearly 10,000 hostages rescued, and major bandit commanders defeated. Badaru celebrated advances in indigenous defence production and procurement, including armoured vehicles and drones, strengthening Nigeria’s security infrastructure. He stressed “whole-of-society” cooperation against insecurity, involving civil society and the private sector. Meanwhile, Wike’s aide, Lere Olayinka, addressed a retired naval chief’s complaints over disputed Abuja land, clarifying the property was originally designated for recreation, and urging aggrieved parties to confront those who sold illegally rather than government […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 13, 2025

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Nigeria

Tinubu Backs NGE’s Proposal for Media Tax Relief, VAT Exemption

President Bola Tinubu has formally endorsed the Nigeria Guild of Editors’ (NGE) call for government support of the struggling media industry, including corporate tax relief for ten years, VAT exemption, affordable financing, and the repeal of laws that inhibit press freedom. Speaking at the All Nigeria Editors Conference, Tinubu acknowledged the distress in the sector, rising costs, and the urgent need for intervention to preserve journalism’s role in democracy. Tinubu urged editors to perform their gate-keeping duties with fairness and patriotism, warning that irresponsible reporting could harm national unity. He recognized media’s historic contributions during Nigeria’s military era and affirmed the vital importance of press freedom. NGE president Eze Anaba outlined proposals such as tax credits for advertisers, low-interest loans, and a Media Innovation Fund to support digital storytelling and news platforms. Tinubu assured stakeholders that media tax exemptions would […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 13, 2025

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new africa

African Union Chief Says ‘No Genocide’ in Nigeria’s Troubled North

African Union Commission chair Mahamoud Ali Youssouf has declared there is “no genocide in northern Nigeria,” refuting US President Donald Trump’s recent claims that Christians face mass slaughter at the hands of jihadists. Youssouf stated at a New York press conference that the “complexity of the situation in northern Nigeria should push us to think twice before making such statements.” Youssouf clarified that Boko Haram’s attacks have impacted both Muslim and Christian communities, with Muslims being “the first victims” of the insurgency. Nigeria, with a roughly equal Christian south and Muslim-majority north, experiences indiscriminate violence from jihadist groups, but not targeted Christian genocide. Since 2009, Boko Haram has killed more than 40,000 and displaced over two million, according to UN data. Youssouf stressed that mislabeling the crisis as genocide oversimplifies the grave security challenges facing Nigeria and risks misunderstanding the […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 13, 2025

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