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Le CPC face à ses défis : Un rendez-vous clé avant les élections municipales

Le Cadre Permanent de Concertation (CPC) s’apprête à tenir une nouvelle session cruciale le lundi 27 mai , un rendez-vous important dans le calendrier électoral togolais. Cette réunion vise à préparer les élections municipales du 10 juillet prochain , en rassemblant gouvernement, partis politiques, opposition et société civile autour des mêmes enjeux : crédibilité, transparence et inclusion . Présidée par Mohamed Tchassona Traoré , cette séance sera l’occasion de faire le point sur la mise en œuvre des recommandations issues des précédentes rencontres, notamment en ce qui concerne l’organisation technique du scrutin. Elle permettra également de poursuivre les discussions sur les conditions d’un processus électoral apaisé et représentatif. Un espace de dialogue institutionnalisé Créé par les autorités comme un espace national de dialogue politique , le CPC regroupe : Les représentants du gouvernement Les partis de la majorité L'opposition Les […]

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La douche gratuite est finie : Une opposition constructive salue la décision du gouvernement

Le leader de l’opposition togolaise, Aimé Gogué , ne mâche pas ses mots. Si une mesure gouvernementale va dans le bon sens, il le dit sans ambivalence. Ce dimanche, le président du parti Alliance des Démocrates pour le Développement Intégral (ADDI) a salué la décision du gouvernement visant à faire payer les ministres pour leur consommation d'eau et d'électricité — une dépense qui était jusqu’alors prise en charge par l’État. Intervenant sur une radio privée de Lomé, Gogué a qualifié cette décision de "révolution" , affirmant qu’elle était "courageuse" et représentait "un bon signal de changement" envoyé par le Président du Conseil, Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé . "Il faut reconnaître et apprécier cette mesure à sa juste valeur. Il est temps que ceux qui détiennent le pouvoir donnent l’exemple, surtout lorsqu’ils possèdent plusieurs résidences," a-t-il déclaré. De la parole aux actes […]

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Joyeuse Fête des Mères au Togo et dans le monde entier

Ce dimanche 25 mai , c’est la Fête des Mères au Togo — un moment attendu par tous, où fleurs fraîches, messages touchants et coups de fil en retard sortent enfin du tiroir. C’est aussi le jour où même les plus distraits se souviennent que leur maman existe… et qu’elle mérite bien plus qu’un texto à la dernière minute. Derrière chaque grande réussite, derrière chaque parcours marquant, il y a presque toujours une maman qui a tout sacrifié , tout supporté, et qui sait encore retrouver vos papiers quand vous ne savez plus où les avez mis. "C’est peut-être aussi celle qui vous rappelle de voter, de bien vous coiffer, de manger vos légumes… et parfois même de relire la Constitution," plaisante-t-on affectueusement. Un message du Premier ministre Le Premier ministre Faure Gnassingbé n’a pas laissé passer cette journée sans […]

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Wike Declares War on PDP: Pulls Out of Agreements, Accuses Makinde and Mba of Fueling Party Crisis

Wike’s PDP Meltdown: ‘No More Compromises’ as Makinde, Mba Face Fury Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike has withdrawn from all reconciliation agreements within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), launching a scorched-earth campaign against Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde and Enugu Governor Peter Mba, whom he accuses of sabotaging the party’s stability. In a fiery Sunday statement, Wike vowed to “fight until justice is served,” exposing deep fractures in the opposition party. Key Allegations: Makinde as ‘Architect of PDP’s Woes’ Wike’s bombshell statement, titled “PDP Crisis: My Position,” alleges: Makinde’s “treachery”: Accuses him of repeatedly reneging on agreements, calling him the “chief culprit” of PDP’s instability. Mba’s collusion: Claims Enugu’s governor conspired with Makinde to undermine deals, including a South-East leaders’ ultimatum on the National Secretary role. Violated pacts: Highlights breaches like: Ignoring Supreme Court ruling to retain Sen. Samuel Anyanwu as PDP National Secretary. Failing to withdraw lawsuits against Rivers State and […]

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Osayi-Samuel’s Istanbul Home Burgled Amid Transfer Limbo: Fenerbahçe Exit Looms as Crystal Palace Circles

Osayi-Samuel’s Turbulent Week: Burglary Shadows Fenerbahçe Exit Rumors Super Eagles defender Bright Osayi-Samuel faces a double crisis after burglars targeted his Istanbul residence, compounding uncertainty over his future as a €4m-per-season Crystal Palace move gains momentum. The 27-year-old, whose Fenerbahçe contract expires this summer, was unharmed, but the break-in has intensified scrutiny around his impending departure. Burglary Details: Police Probe Underway Turkish outlet Milliyet reported the incident, noting: No injuries: Osayi-Samuel was unharmed during the robbery. Ongoing investigation: Istanbul police are reviewing evidence but have not disclosed stolen items. Timing woes: The theft coincides with the defender’s rumored Premier League return after four years in Turkey. Exit Imminent: Crystal Palace Deal Nears Turkish media Fotomac claims Palace has agreed to a four-and-a-half-year deal worth €4m annually, with Osayi-Samuel already shipping belongings to England. Key details: Premier League interest: Multiple English clubs, including Championship sides, are monitoring him. Mourinho’s frustration: The Fenerbahçe […]

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JAMB 2025 UTME: Record-Breaking High Scores Mask Persistent Crisis as 70% Fail to Reach 200

JAMB 2025 UTME: Top Scorers Soar, but Majority Struggle to Keep Up The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has unveiled its 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results, celebrating 17,025 candidates who scored 300 and above—a record high since the exam went digital in 2013. Yet, the data paints a dual reality: while elite performers thrive, 70.7% (1.36 million candidates) scored below 200, spotlighting Nigeria’s entrenched education divide. Milestones & Metrics: Decoding the 2025 Surge Top Scorers (300+): 2025: 17,025 (0.88% of 1.93 million candidates) 2024: 8,401 (0.46%) | 2023: 5,318 (0.35%) 2021: 724 (0.06%) | 2013/2014: Zero Mid-Tier Gains (250+ & 200+): 250+: 117,373 (6.08%) in 2025 vs. 77,070 (4.18%) in 2024 200+: 565,988 (29.3%) in 2025 vs. 439,961 (24%) in 2024 Low Performers (Below 200): 2025: 1.36 million (70.7%) – down from 76% in 2024 but still critical. Historical Context: In 2016, 34% scored […]

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JAMB Releases 2025 UTME Resit Results, Exposes High-Tech Exam Fraud Networks

JAMB Releases 2025 UTME Resit Results Amidst Crackdown on Sophisticated Exam Fraud The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially released the results of the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) resit, conducted for candidates affected by disruptions at select centers. The announcement, made via JAMB’s X (Twitter) handle on Sunday, came alongside a stark revelation of high-tech exam malpractice networks leveraging AI, server breaches, and collusion to undermine Nigeria’s education system. Key Details: Resit Results and WAEC Collaboration Results Released: Available on JAMB’s portal for candidates who retook the exam after initial disruptions. WAEC Partnership: JAMB thanked WAEC for facilitating the resit window, ensuring affected candidates had a fair opportunity. Unmasking the Fraud: Tactics Uncovered JAMB’s statement, signed by Dr. Fabian Benjamin, highlighted alarming trends in exam malpractice: Server Hacking: Collusion between CBT centers and schools to hijack local servers, […]

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14th NUSSA Games Unite Nigerian Universities at Bayero Kano: Over 1,100 Staff Compete for Glory

14th NUSSA Games Kick Off in Kano: A Celebration of Sports and Unity Bayero University Kano (BUK) launched the 14th Nigerian Universities Staff Sports Association (NUSSA) Games on May 24, 2025, at the Ahmadu Adamu Muazu Stadium, marking a week of fierce yet friendly competition among academic and non-academic staff from 35 Nigerian universities. With 1,131 athletes competing across 15 sports, the event underscores the role of sports in bridging divides and promoting national cohesion. Event Highlights: A Fusion of Sports and Culture Dates: May 24–31, 2025. Sports: Football, basketball, volleyball, swimming, chess, badminton, tennis, table tennis, darts, and more. Opening Ceremony: Vibrant parades, cultural displays, and musical performances set the tone, attended by Vice Chancellors, sports directors, and dignitaries. Leadership Perspectives: Sports as a Unifying Force Professor Sagir Abbas (BUK Vice Chancellor): “Hosting NUSSA Games aligns with our commitment to unity and national development. This […]

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Nollywood Safety Crisis: Godwin Nnadiekwe Hospitalized After On-Set Kick by Zubby Michael

Nollywood Actor Hospitalized After On-Set Accident: Calls for Safety Reforms Intensify Nollywood actor Godwin Nnadiekwe has been hospitalized with internal bleeding following an accidental kick to the chest by colleague Zubby Michael during filming. The incident has reignited debates about safety standards in Nigeria’s booming film industry. The Incident: What Happened? During Filming: A scene not scripted for physical contact led to Michael accidentally kicking Nnadiekwe. Immediate Aftermath: Nnadiekwe self-medicated initially but was later rushed to the hospital after severe pain persisted. Official Statement: His management confirmed hospitalization, stating, “We’re committed to his recovery and will share updates promptly.” Nnadiekwe’s Social Media Revelation In a Friday Instagram post, Nnadiekwe criticized the lack of on-set safety measures: “This wasn’t scripted or directed. No first aid, no insurance. What if it had been worse?”He highlighted systemic gaps: No Safety Protocols: Physical scenes were neither rehearsed nor supervised. Lack of Medical Support: […]

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Nigeria’s Mandatory Voting Bill Faces Backlash: Global Rights Slams Proposal as ‘Undemocratic

Nigeria’s Mandatory Voting Bill: A Flawed Fix for Voter Apathy? A controversial bill proposing compulsory voting for Nigerians—with penalties of ₦100,000 fines, six-month imprisonment, or both—has drawn sharp criticism from civil society group Global Rights, which labeled the move “undemocratic” and “misguided.” The bill, currently before the House of Representatives, seeks to amend the Electoral Act 2022 to enforce voter participation. Here’s why activists argue it misses the mark. Why Global Rights Says Compulsion Fails Democracy Global Rights Executive Director Abiodun Baiyewu condemned the bill at a press briefing in Abuja: “Voting is a civic duty, but enforcing it through threats undermines democracy. Participation must stem from trust, not fear.”Key arguments against the bill include: Mistrust in the System: Only 30% voter turnout in 2023 reflects public disillusionment with electoral fraud, violence, and judicial inefficacy. Structural Barriers: Systemic issues like vote-buying, thuggery, and hate speech deter […]

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