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My husband begged me to inject him with poison – Popular actress shares marital struggles

Popular Nollywood actress Regina Chukwu has opened up about a deeply emotional period in her life when her late husband battled a serious illness. In a candid revelation on her YouTube channel, Regina Chukwu TV, she shared how her husband, overwhelmed by the pain of his condition, pleaded with her to end his life. His health deteriorated rapidly, forcing her to take him back to his family in the village, hoping for a change. Upon arrival, his physical transformation shocked his relatives, who sought spiritual and traditional remedies in an effort to save him. Despite these attempts, his condition continued to decline. Regina spent two months by his side in the village, witnessing his suffering firsthand. It was during this painful period that her husband made the heartbreaking request to her to let him die peacefully. His wish was eventually […]

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I won’t lash any trader; I withdraw my decision – KMA Mayor

Kumasi Mayor Backtracks on Threat to Flog Traders, Vows to Stick to Traditional Methods The Mayor of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA), Richard Ofori Agyemang Boadi, has backtracked on his comments about using corporal punishment against traders who defy the ban on pavement trading. In response to widespread backlash, including criticism from members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Boadi clarified that he is committed to being a servant leader and has no intentions of manhandling or mistreating his people. Speaking at a press conference on Monday, April 14, 2025, King Zuba, as he is popularly known, acknowledged that the level of filth in Kumasi calls for urgent action but emphasized the need for discipline without resorting to physical punishment. Mr. Boadi had previously announced plans for a decongestion exercise, setting a two-week deadline for traders to vacate pavements and […]

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upreme Court adjourns injunction application against CJ’s removal to May 6

The Supreme Court has adjourned the hearing of an injunction application challenging the procedure initiated by President John Dramani Mahama for the potential removal of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo to May 6, 2025. The adjournment followed an announcement by the Presiding Judge, Prof Henrietta Mensah Bonsu, who disclosed that a member of the panel was unavailable. The case was filed by Old Tafo Member of Parliament, Vincent Ekow Assafuah, who is contesting the constitutional process initiated by President Mahama after receiving three petitions seeking the Chief Justice’s removal from office. Mr. Assafuah contends that Chief Justice Torkornoo should have been given an opportunity to respond to the allegations before the President proceeded to consult the Council of State, as required under Article 146(6) of the 1992 Constitution. He argues that bypassing this step infringes upon her right to a fair […]

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G/A Minister leads cleanup exercise in Shai-Osudoku

 • Ms Ocloo (second from left) and others sweeping the area The Greater Accra Regional Minister, Ms Linda Akweley Ocloo, on Satur­day led a cleanup exercise in the Shai-Osudoku District as part of the second edition of the “Region­al Sanitation Day.” The exercise, which began at 6:00 am saw participants cleaning their surroundings and streets, de-silting choked gutters and clear­ing weeds. The exercise was in direct fulfilment of the Regional Coordi­nating Council to all Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies within the Greater Accra Region to embark on a massive clean-up exercise as part of the Regional Sanitation Day. Addressing journalists after the exercise, Ms Ocloo who is also Member of Parliament (MP) for the area said the exercise was in line with the directive from the President to make Accra the clean­est city in Africa.

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Enough is enough – V/R Minister slams ECG over persistent power outages

Volta Regional Minister James Gunu has strongly criticized the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) over ongoing power outages and low voltage issues that continue to disrupt communities and businesses across the region. In a passionate statement, the Minister described ECG’s performance as a “complete disappointment,” calling for immediate transparency, improved communication, and greater accountability from the utility provider. “Whatever the challenges are, let us know. There must be communication—regular communication—with the people,” Gunu emphasized. He stressed the importance of providing advance notice for planned outages, noting that unannounced power cuts have led to significant damage to appliances such as refrigerators. His remarks echo the growing frustration among residents and business owners who are facing mounting financial losses due to the unreliable and unpredictable power supply. “You are disappointing the people of this region. What crime have we committed?” Gunu asked, […]

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Why soccer might be Sweden’s way out of a gang crime crisis

Every Saturday night, deep in the heart of Gottsunda—a suburb on the outskirts of Uppsala, Sweden’s fourth-largest city—an unusual kind of football match takes place. Organized by Robert Wirehag, a local pastor and former youth player for Swedish club IK Sirius, these weekly games are more than just sport. They’re an intervention. Uppsala, known historically as a calm university town located about 70 kilometers (44 miles) from Stockholm, seems worlds apart from the energy in Gottsunda after dark. Here, instead of students and scholars, the streets are filled with boys aged 12 to 17. And according to Wirehag, they all have one thing in common: they’re potential gang recruits. “Why? Because they live in a specific suburb in the outer part of the city,” Wirehag explains. “All of them are at risk. Some are already involved in gangs, others are […]

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Nigeria’s House Inaugurates 21-Member Panel to Oversee Rivers State Emergency Rule

Abuja, Nigeria – The House of Representatives has launched a 21-member ad-hoc committee to oversee emergency governance in Rivers State, following President Bola Tinubu’s suspension of Governor Siminalayi Fubara and the State Assembly. The move aims to stabilize the oil-rich region amid escalating political tensions. Key Developments ⚖️ Emergency Rule Trigger: President Tinubu invoked emergency powers under Section 11(4) of the Constitution. Retired Rear Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas appointed as Sole Administrator for six months. 🏛️ Committee Mandate: Monitor federal policy implementation in Rivers State. Scrutinize public spending and ensure legal compliance. Fast-track restoration of democratic governance. 👥 Leadership & Composition: Chairman: Majority Leader Hon. Julius Ihonvbere. Deputy Chairman: Minority Whip Hon. Ali Isa J.C. Members Include: Former Deputy Speaker Idris Ahmed Wase, Hon. Betara Aliyu, and 17 others. Speaker’s Directives 🗣️ Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas: “This is no routine task—it’s a litmus test for Nigeria’s democracy. Every action faces national scrutiny.” Ordered committee to operate with “zero […]

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Togo Champions Stronger Francophone Parliamentary Ties at Key African Conference

From April 15-17, 2025, National Assembly President Kodjo Adédzé is leading Togo's delegation to the 16th Conference of Francophone African Parliamentary Presidents in Congo. This high-level gathering brings together leaders from over 90 parliamentary sections to shape the future of French-speaking Africa's democratic institutions. Why This Meeting Matters for Togo and Africa 🌍 Strengthening Francophone unity in an evolving geopolitical landscape📜 Sharing legislative best practices across borders🌱 Addressing urgent regional challenges from democracy to climate change Key Agenda Items: What's Being Discussed 1. Democratic Governance in Transition Lessons from recent political transitions in Francophone Africa Parliamentary tools for constitutional stability Election monitoring cooperation 2. Environmental Protection Initiatives Congo's sustainable forest management model (case study) Legislative approaches to combat deforestation Climate change adaptation policies 3. Institutional Knowledge Sharing Digital transformation of parliaments Citizen engagement strategies Anti-corruption mechanisms "This conference embodies our commitment to a Francophonie rooted in democratic values and shared progress"- Kodjo Adédzé, Togo […]

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Pressure Mounts: Action Collective Demands Akpabio’s Resignation Over Sexual Harassment Scandal

Abuja, Nigeria – Socio-political group Action Collective has intensified calls for Senate President Godswill Akpabio to step down amid sexual harassment allegations, warning that his refusal to vacate office threatens Nigeria’s democratic integrity and sets a dangerous precedent for accountability. Key Demands & Arguments ⚖️ Immediate Resignation: Akpabio’s leadership deemed “morally indefensible” while under investigation. Cites Prof. Abayomi Fasina’s (FUOYE VC) precedent: stepped aside voluntarily during similar probe. ⚖️ Presidential & Judicial Action: Urges President Tinubu to intervene: “History is watching. End elite impunity.” Challenges judiciary to ensure impartiality: “A litmus test for Nigeria’s commitment to justice.” 📜 Hypocrisy Exposed: Akpabio co-sponsored 2020 Sexual Harassment Bill for tertiary institutions. Group demands same standards apply to National Assembly: “Laws can’t be selective.” Why This Matters Public Trust Crisis: Failure to act could erode faith in Nigeria’s institutions. Global Reputation: Ignoring scandal risks international condemnation. Women’s Rights: Tests Nigeria’s commitment to protecting women in power structures. Call to Action (CTA) 👉 Vote: Should Akpabio step aside? Yes […]

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Nigeria, EU Deepen Defence Ties Against Terrorism – Badaru Leads Push

Nigeria and EU Strengthen Counter-Terrorism Defense PartnershipAbuja, April 15, 2025 – Nigeria and the European Union (EU) have pledged to deepen defense collaboration to combat terrorism and banditry, following a high-stakes meeting between Defense Minister Mohammed Badaru and EU delegation head Casmin Dirban in Abuja. Key Meeting Outcomes ✔ Enhanced Intelligence Sharing: Joint strategies to disrupt terrorist networks in Nigeria’s North-East and North-West.✔ Capacity Building: EU-backed training for Nigerian security forces on counter-insurgency tactics.✔ Tech Integration: Deployment of advanced surveillance systems to monitor high-risk zones. Strategic Focus AreasNigeria’s Priorities: Securing EU support for Operation Hadin Kai (NE counter-terrorism ops). Modernizing military hardware to counter bandit raids in Zamfara, Katsina, Niger. EU Commitments: Expanding funding for Nigeria’s National Counter-Terrorism Centre (NCTC). Strengthening maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea. Why This Partnership Matters Regional Stability: Nigeria’s security impacts ECOWAS and Sahel regions. Global Threat: Terrorism links between Nigerian groups and global extremist networks. Economic Security: Banditry disrupts $3.8B annual agricultural output (World Bank). […]

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