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  The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, on Tuesday boldly affirmed before the Federal High Court in Abuja that he personally founded both the IPOB movement and Radio Biafra as platforms to promote the welfare and dignity of the Igbo people. In a powerful testimony that resonated with conviction, Kanu told the court that the establishment of IPOB and the online radio station was a direct response to the marginalization and historical injustices suffered by his people. “All my broadcasts were public and available to everyone. IPOB is not a secret organization,” he declared firmly, dispelling any suggestion of clandestine operations. Kanu emphasized that he was the sole voice behind Radio Biafra’s broadcasts, handling all communications himself and without external collaborators. His statement underlined transparency and personal accountability, noting that his intention was never to incite violence but to give a voice to the voiceless. In a rare show...

 A heartbreaking incident occurred in the Eagle Island area of Port Harcourt during the early hours of Tuesday, April 22, 2025, as Inspector Maxwell Zabu, a serving police officer, was reported to have died by suicide. As reported by Dez Mayorz News, Zabu, widely recognized as a committed and hardworking officer, allegedly ended his life by shooting himself in his residence. The exact details surrounding the event are still unknown. Until his passing, he worked as a personal orderly and trusted aide to Hon. Victor Ihunwo, the former Mayor of Port Harcourt. His sudden death has left colleagues and members of the community in deep shock and mourning, as he was held in high regard by those who knew him. At the time this report was compiled, the Rivers State Police Command had not yet issued an official statement on the matter.

 "He Only Stood in Front of Hope” In 2023, Alabi Quadri was just a teenage boy trying to survive the streets of Lagos — like millions of others. But one day, something changed. A convoy rolled by, and inside was Peter Obi, the presidential candidate many saw as a symbol of change. Alabi didn’t think twice. He stepped forward, smiled, and stood boldly in front of the convoy, his arms outstretched — not to beg, not to protest, but to celebrate. People saw the rawness in his face, the truth in his body language — a boy who dared to hope. Nigerians, moved by his innocence, sent him gifts. Just small tokens of encouragement. But in his neighborhood, that was enough to stir envy. That one act — standing in front of hope — would be the beginning of his nightmare. Alabi lives in area  where the streets often operate by their own rules. After his brief encounter with fame, the area boys around him began to ask questions. “Where’s our cut?” they asked. “You think you go chop alone?” Ala...

In a strategic move aimed at revitalizing its oil and gas sector, Nigeria has appointed [Name], a former senior executive at Shell, as the new head of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd). This decision signals the government’s commitment to leveraging private-sector expertise to drive efficiency and reform within the state-owned oil corporation. A Seasoned Industry Leader Takes Charge With decades of experience in the global energy industry, [Name] brings a wealth of knowledge to Nigeria’s oil sector. Having served in various leadership roles at Shell, one of the world’s largest oil and gas companies, [Name] is expected to apply international best practices to improve the operations and governance of NNPC Ltd. His appointment comes at a critical time when Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, is facing multiple challenges, including declining crude production, oil theft, and the push for energy transition. The government hopes that his leadership will enhance t...

In a surprising yet inspiring decision, rising teenage midfielder [Player’s Name] has opted to represent Uganda at the 2025 U-17 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) instead of powerhouse nations Nigeria and England. This bold choice highlights the growing appeal of Ugandan football and the young star’s deep-rooted connection to the East African nation. A Rising Star with Global Options Born to Ugandan parents in [Country], [Player’s Name] has enjoyed a football journey that took him through elite academies in both England and Nigeria. His skillful play, vision, and technical ability caught the attention of scouts early, leading to opportunities with top youth teams in Europe. Given his background, he was eligible to represent England, Nigeria, or Uganda at the international level. Both Nigeria and England—former FIFA World Cup champions at different levels—had extended invitations to the dynamic midfielder. Nigeria, known for its dominance in youth football, sought to integrate him into thei...

  Nigerians living abroad have voiced concerns over the country’s challenging business environment, urging President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to address systemic issues that hinder diaspora investments. In a letter addressed to the President, the expatriate community highlighted persistent obstacles such as inconsistent government policies, inadequate infrastructure, bureaucratic bottlenecks, and insecurity, all of which have deterred potential investors. According to the signatories, many Nigerians in the diaspora are eager to contribute to the nation’s economic growth through investments in various sectors, but the lack of an enabling environment has made it difficult to do so. They emphasized that despite government rhetoric about attracting foreign direct investment (FDI), the reality on the ground tells a different story. One major concern raised in the letter is the frequent policy changes that create uncertainty for businesses. “Many investors are hesitant because policies change w...