Family members have mourned a pregnant woman who was reportedly k!lled by suspected herdsmen.....TAP TO CONTINUE READING

According to one of the family members, Terhemen Paul Imoter, the victim identified simply as Mseve, was m8rdered in Taraba State.

“You and your unborn child were slaughtered and k!lled by Fulani herdsmen in Taraba state. But they too (Fulani herdsmen) are not going to live till eternity. May the Lord accept your soul and your innocent unborn child to rest with the angels in heaven. Rest in peace kid sister,” he wrote in a Facebook post on Sunday, January 11, 2026.

A political analyst, Arc Uche Rochas, has sharply criticised the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, following fresh developments at the Rivers State House of Assembly.....TAP TO CONTINUE READING

The reaction came after some lawmakers called for the withdrawal of the impeachment notice against Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his deputy, Ngozi Odu, signalling a possible shift in the political tension.
Lawmakers appeal for calm

In a viral video, Hon. Sylvanus Enyinna Nwankwo, the Assembly’s Minority Leader, alongside Hon. Peter Abbey, appealed to fellow legislators to exercise restraint during the impeachment process.

Both lawmakers urged their colleagues to prioritise peace, dialogue, and the overall interest of Rivers State rather than personal or political gains.

They stressed that wisdom, truth, and justice should guide all actions, expressing confidence that all parties would eventually reflect and choose a peaceful path.
Wike’s exit and Rochas’ reaction

The appeal came less than 24 hours after reports emerged that Nyesom Wike had returned to Abuja from Rivers State.

The FCT minister was alleged to have influenced the impeachment move against Governor Fubara, an allegation that has continued to generate debate.

Reacting to the development, Arc Uche Rochas declared that Wike had suffered a political setback.

He wrote, “The Supreme Leader of Rivers State, Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, has been defeated. He played himself into a tight corner and has now lost it all.

“He has become an Usu 🦇, neither among the flying creatures nor among those who walk. Shame on him, and good riddance to bad nonsense.”

The unfolding events suggest a possible cooling of tensions, as political actors in the state call for reconciliation and stability.
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“Why will you sing that kind of thing? Can kids sing it?” Catholic Priest questions gospel singer Chinyere Udoma over lyrics of her latest song....TAP TO CONTINUE READING

A Catholic Priest has criticised gospel singer Chinyere Udoma for the lyrics of her latest song.

The priest questioned why Chinyere used certain words in her song. He went on to ask her if children can sing the song.

He wrote: “Dear Chinyere Udoma, I love you so much Ma’am. Please oo, that ur song ‘IHE DI GI MMA’, are you going to sing it in Church? Kids fit sing am?”

“Why will you sing that kind of thing? Can kids sing it?” Catholic Priest questions gospel singer Chinyere Udoma over lyrics of her latest song

He added: “But wait, on a serious note, why you go sing that thing na. Why those words na?”

“Why will you sing that kind of thing? Can kids sing it?” Catholic Priest questions gospel singer Chinyere Udoma over lyrics of her latest song

In the song in question, Udoma sang: “My flesh wants me to f*rnicate. My flesh wants me to m@s+urbate. My flesh wants me to engage in h0mos£xuality. My flesh wants me to steal. But I don’t want to do what my flesh wants. Heaven is important to me. I don’t want to do what my flesh wants. God hold me.”

The priest’s post criticising the song has sparked mixed reactions.

Some pointed out that even the bible did not mince words when naming certain sins and children read those parts of the bible. So, they questioned why the priest should try to police the words used by Udoma in her song.

However, others agreed that Udoma could have passed her message across without being explicit.