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Paris Saint-Germain took advantage in their Champions League semi-final over Arsenal as Ousmane Dembele sealed a 1-0 win in the first leg in London on Tuesday. Dembele struck in the opening minutes at the Emirates Stadium and Luis Enrique’s side held on to the lead with a composed display that kept Arsenal at bay. PSG will head into the second leg at the Parc des Princes on May 7 as favourites to reach the final against Barcelona or Inter Milan as they look to win the tournament for the first time. But the French champions should take nothing for granted…
Israel Umoh In the long history of democratic politics, satire has occasionally found its way into the legislative arena. But even in its rarest forms, it has been wielded carefully, often by seasoned lawmakers with an understanding of the line between criticism and contempt. The recently published satirical “apology” letter by Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan to Senate President Godswill Akpabio fails that test. It was not a critique grounded in principle—it was mockery posing as courage. To be clear, this was not an attempt to reconcile or initiate reform. It was a calculated act of public derision—a performance crafted to ridicule…
US-based Lady Sandra Duru, also known as Prof. Mgbeke, has mocked the suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan (PDP, Kogi Central), over her satirical apology letter to Senate President Godswill Akpabio. In a letter dripping with biting irony, Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan offered what could be described as a profuse “apology” for the “grievous crime” of maintaining dignity and self-respect in the Senate President’s presence. In a mocking manner, the Chairman of Senate Committee on Diaspora and NGOs referenced expectations of compliance, writing: “How remiss of me not to understand that my refusal to indulge your… ‘requests’ was not merely a personal choice but…
The husband of the late gospel singer, Osinachi, Peter Nwachukwu, is facing death by hanging. Nwachukwu was found guilty of culpable homicide resulting in the death of the deceased (his wife) on April 8, 2022. Justice Nwosu-Iheme of FCT High Court Wuse Zone 2 in Abuja on Monday sentenced held that the prosecution had proven the burden of proof placed on it by the law and subsequently found the defendant guilty. Related news Domestic violence: Osinachi’s Husband in Police custody over alleged death Ekwueme songstress Osinachi Nwachukwu’s Remains interred Chioma Jesus, Frank Edwards, Deborah Enenche Sad over Osinachi’s death Nwachukwu…
… Tags Natasha as ‘Lie-Tasha’ …Compromises Oby Ezekwesili … Settles Abiola, FIDA President … Sponsors ARISE Award The sexual harassment allegation the suspended Chairman of the Senate Committee on Diaspora and NGOs, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan (PDP, Kogi Central), leveled against Senate President, Godswill Akpabio has been punctured for being anchored on ”no shred of evidence.’’ US-based Lady, Sandra Duru popularly known as Prof Mgbe has become a whistleblower in shredding the umbrella of Natasha’s sexual harassment claim into pieces over what she sees as ‘‘lack of evidence’’ on the matter. In February 2025, Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan visited Berekette FM Radio…
Israel Umoh In the heart of Akwa Ibom, where the echoes of ambition resonate through the corridors of governance, the saga of model schools unfolds—a tale of vision, neglect, and the enduring hope for transformation. The story begins with the Akwa Ibom ex-Governor Obong Victor Attah, whose administration embarked on construction of three model secondary schools in the three Senatorial Districts in the state. These institutions were envisioned as beacons of excellence, equipped with modern facilities to nurture the minds of future leaders. However, over two decades later, many of these schools remain abandoned but converted, their promises unfulfilled, and…
Liverpool made mince meat of Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield on Sunday to clinch a first title since 2020 and only their second in 35 years. The Reds, 15 points clear of second-placed Arsenal with four games left, are now level with bitter rivals Manchester United as the joint most successful club in English top-flight history. The Reds’ last title, five years ago, was slightly anticlimactic as it came during the Covid-19 pandemic, meaning Anfield was nearly empty when the trophy was presented due to restrictions. Tens of thousands of fans swarmed around Anfield in the build-up to kick-off in anticipation…
The recent wave of defections from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC) by state governors is nothing short of a disgrace to Nigeria’s democracy. What we are witnessing is not a political realignment but a craven betrayal of the electorate—a wholesale abdication of responsibility by politicians who have turned public service into nothing more than a cheap game of self-interest. Let’s be blunt: these governors are not defecting because of any principled ideological differences. They are not walking away from the PDP out of any genuine desire to advance policy or serve the people better.…
Israel Umoh April 25 arrives like an old guest with a rehearsed greeting. It is called World Malaria Day. Governments will issue statements. Experts will share graphs. NGOs will post videos of mosquito nets being hung with delicate ceremony over frail iron beds. There will be talk of progress. There will be talk of hope. But malaria—the ancient enemy—will still be here tomorrow morning. The world has lived with malaria for centuries. And perhaps that’s the problem. We have grown used to it. Like the proverbial house rat that dodges every trap and returns with even more arrogance, malaria has adapted…
As part of activities to mark the World Malaria Day observed globally on April 25, the Pharmaceuticals Society of Nigeria (PSN), has distributed malaria preventative drugs to market women and traders in Uyo aimed towards supporting efforts to eradicate malaria in Nigeria. The exercise, which took place at Akpan Andem market in Uyo on Friday, had no fewer than 500 units of free malaria preventive drugs distributed to the market women who filed out in their number to benefit from the gesture. The rally, organized by the Golden Initiative For All (GIFA), a pet-project of the late wife of Governor…