Sen Akpoti-Uduaghan courts trouble again, insists on Sallah visit as Kogi govt imposes restrictions

Suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, representing Kogi Central Senatorial District, has reaffirmed her commitment to visiting her constituency for the Sallah celebrations, dismissing speculations about a cancellation. In a statement released by her media team early Tuesday, the senator urged her supporters to disregard the circulating rumors, assuring them that the visit remains on schedule. “We…

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I don?t collect salary. I pay salaries – Nigerian lady replies men questioning her source of income after she bought her first car, a Mercedes Benz

A Nigerian lady, Dinma, who recently bought her first car, a Mercedes-Benz C-Class, has reacted after some men questioned her source of income while insinuating that a man paid for the vehicle.    The entrepreneur, who runs a hair business, took to X on Sunday, March 30, to announce the significant milestone.   “I bought…

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Kogi govt bans rallies ahead of Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s homecoming

The Kogi State Government has banned rallies and public gatherings in the state, citing security concerns. In a statement on Monday, the state government’s spokesperson, Kingsley Fanwo, said the move was to prevent a security breach. The development comes amid a plan for the homecoming ceremony for the suspended Kogi Central District senator, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan,…

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Japan enforces law for swift removal of defamatory online posts

A revised Japanese law aimed at facilitating the swift removal of defamatory content on social media platforms came into effect on Tuesday, mandating operators to set up clear points of contact for accepting requests for deletion. The information distribution platform law, formerly known as the provider liability limitation law, will strengthen measures against online defamation,…

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