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BREAKING: Tinubu to meet Obasa, Lagos Assembly members in Abuja

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President Bola Tinubu is scheduled to meet with the Lagos State House of Assembly, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

Already, the Speaker, Mudashiru Obasa, arrived at about 2:50 pm, while his colleagues had earlier arrived in two coaster buses.

The meeting may not be unconnected with the recent leadership crisis in the State House of Assembly.

The Speaker, Rt. Hon. Obasa was impeached by some of his colleagues but he was later reinstated after the intervention of the political leaders especially the Governing Advisory Council, GAC.

Despite the Speaker’s reinstatement, it was gathered that the bad blood as a result of his impeachment is yet to be over.

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Governor Radda , Deputy Survive Road Accidents

The accidents resulted in four deaths and left ten others with varying degrees of injuries.

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The convoys of Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda , and his Deputy, Faruk Lawal Jobe, were yesterday involved in a separate road accidents.

The accidents resulted in four deaths and left ten others with varying degrees of injuries.

A statement issued by the Governor’s Chief Press Secretary confirmed that the Governor’s convoy recorded two incidents in Matazu and Charanchi Local Government Areas while returning to Katsina after a tour of several communities.

The accident in which the Deputy Governor’s convoy were involved occured accident along the Zaria–Kaduna highway, where six people including Buhari Ahmad of Katsina State Radio sustained injuries.

The statement adds that Governor Dikko Radda has condoled with the families of the deceased and assured citizens that his administration will continue to strengthen support systems that protect lives and ensure timely response during emergencies.

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PDP Slams Tinubu’s Ambassadorial List as ‘Scandalous,’ Demands Withdrawal

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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has strongly condemned President Bola Tinubu’s recently submitted list of ambassadorial nominees, describing it as “scandalous” and a direct reflection of the administration’s values.

In a press release signed by National Publicity Secretary Comrade Ini Ememobong, the PDP criticized the inclusion of “disgraced propagandists, characterless politicians, and public officials” with “integrity deficits” and histories of “anti-democratic activities.”

The party called the nominations a “sad commentary” on Nigeria’s diplomatic representation, arguing they undermine the country’s global standing.

The PDP expressed particular outrage over the nomination of Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, the immediate-past Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

The party accused Yakubu’s tenure of being marred by “double-speaks, flip-flops, and undelivered promises,” which they claim facilitated the current administration’s rise. Offering him an ambassadorial post now, the PDP alleged, is a “skewed reward system” intended to incentivize the new INEC Chairman to deliver “flawed elections” in 2027.

“A nominee is a clear and direct reflection of the values and estimation of the nominator,” the statement read, asserting that the list—submitted nearly three years into Tinubu’s term—reveals a “paucity of excellent people” within the President’s circle.

The opposition party warned that appointing ambassadors with “tainted political profiles” would lead to a “diplomatic all-time low,” as a nation’s international respect hinges on the integrity of its representatives.

The PDP demanded that President Tinubu immediately withdraw the list and renominate candidates with “stellar democratic credentials and high moral standing” capable of commanding global respect.

The controversy erupts as the National Assembly prepares to screen the 32 additional nominees announced earlier this week, intensifying political tensions ahead of the 2027 elections. The Presidency has yet to respond to the PDP’s allegations.

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Jonathan Updates Tinubu on Guinea-Bissau Developments

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Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan met with President Bola Tinubu on Thursday to discuss the ongoing political standoff in Guinea-Bissau, shortly after his return to Abuja.

The briefing comes amid heightened tensions in the West African nation, where political instability has persisted following recent disputes over government formation and parliamentary sessions.

Jonathan, who has been actively involved in regional mediation efforts, provided Tinubu with a detailed update on the situation.

Speaking at the State House, moments ago , Jonathan who had been in Guinea Bissau as part of a joint observer mission for the African Union, ECOWAS and the West African Elders Forum reiterates that what happened there was neither a traditional military coup nor a palace coup.

He describes it instead as “a ceremonial coup”, carried out as a kind of ceremony led by the head of state himself.

He is urging ECOWAS leaders to engage directly with the military authorities in the country , secure the release of the detained opposition candidate, whom he says committed no offence and ensure the official results are announced.

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