Former Minister Rotimi Amaechi, during an ADC rally in Port Harcourt, vowed to end election result manipulation in Rivers State and criticized the Tinubu administration, warning of worse conditions if Tinubu secures a second term.
More over, Amaechi’s wife, Dame Judith Amaechi, vehemently denied FCT Minister Nyesom Wike’s allegations that she received N4 billion monthly from the NDDC, challenging him to publish the forensic audit report.
Meanwhile, a People’s Gazette investigation alleged that FCT Minister Nyesom Wike approved 33 land allocations to his family and friends, including his 90-year-old father, on July 16th, sparking widespread criticism.
The Nigerian Senate dismissed Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s attempt to return to legislative duties as skit-making and political theatrics, stating her suspension stands until a definitive court declaration.
Also, Rep. Clement Jimbo urged parliament to advise the judiciary to deliver clearer, unambiguous judgments to prevent confusion and internal crises.
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu launched the Produce for Lagos Programme and a ₦500 billion off-take guarantee fund on Wednesday.
This is aimed to boost food production, reduce imports, and enhance agricultural productivity across Nigeria, with support from other governors and private sector leaders like Tony Elumelu.
In a significant move, Nigeria is in advanced talks to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix in Abuja, potentially becoming the first African nation in 32 years to do so.
This bid, spearheaded by the National Sports Commission through Opus Racing Promotions, aims to drive tourism, infrastructure development, and economic growth.
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