Day: August 7, 2022

CHIKE OBI AND HIS BLIND VOYAGE ON NYSC

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By Philip Agbese The continuity of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Nigeria has been a constant debated topic by different unpatriotic political syndicates going around, parading a motley of dodgy and false reports that has crippled real context and given twisted interpretations to suit their nefarious agenda. The frequent use of different media outlets, groups, ethnic and religious differences, have been weaponised by those seeking to obtain or retain political power, and cause chaos in this country’s democratic stratosphere, and sociopolitical space. Amidst many false twisted weaponized reports…

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EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Chief Of Air Staff Saddique, Ruling APC Recruit ‘1000 Militants, Political Thugs’ Ahead Bauchi Governorship Election

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There are plans by the All Progressives Congress (APC), and it’s governorship candidate in Bauchi State, Air Marshal Abubakar Sadique, to recruit 1000 militants and political thugs ahead of the 2023 election in the state, a security signal seen by SaharaReporters has showed. The move is part of the former Air Force Chief and APC electioneering strategies toward winning the state in 2023. According to a colonel in the army, who pleaded anonymity, Sadique and APC had recruited “over 1000 foot soldiers with arms to destabilize parts of the state…

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2023: Lalong should seek forgiveness for his sin – Northern Christians

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Governor Simon Lalong of Plateau State must seek forgiveness from God for accepting to work for the Tinubu presidential campaign organisation, the Coalition of Concerned Northern Christians in the All Progressives Congress has said. In a statement on Sunday signed by its leader, Rev. Jonathan Mark Gyang, the group said Lalong has sinned against the Holy Ghost. Gyang said for assuming the role of Campaign Director of the APC presidential team, the governor has blasphemed in conscious and hardened opposition to the truth. He said “Conscious and hardened resistance to…

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