The Nigerian government has dismissed allegations that it seized a British-developed lithium project and handed it to Chinese operators, describing the claim as false and part of a smear campaign by a mining firm.
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Grammy-winning Nigerian singer, Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, has revealed her major red flags in a potential partner.
In a recent interview with American outfit Complex, the Love Me Jeje crooner said she can’t date unfriendly or uncurious men.
According to her, the essence of relationship is lost if a partner isn’t friendly and curious about their spouse.
“My dating terms are someone who is not trying to be your friend is a red flag. Anybody that isn’t curious about you is also a red flag. Because what are we doing? Why are we here if you don’t want to know me?
“If he or she doesn’t want to know more about you, end the relationship,” she said.
Tems said she is a “lover girl” but trying to be careful due to past experiences.
She added that she is more focused on self-love currently.
Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Prof Joash Amupitan, says the 2023 IREV glitch has been eliminated.
Prof Amupitan expressed this confidence on Sunday during Citizens Town Hall Meeting on Electoral Act 2026 held in Abuja, the nation’s capital city.
According to him, such a glitch will not surface in Nigeria again.
“The glitch in INEC IREV in 2013 has been eliminated, by God’s grace, it will not surface in Nigeria again,” he said.
Recall that the Senate approved the electronic transmission of election results, with manual collation retained as a backup.
DAILY POST had reported that President Bola Tinubu has signed the Electoral Act, 2022 (Repeal and Re-Enactment) Bill 2026 into law barely 24 hours after it was passed by the National Assembly.
Multiple sources familiar with the matter told SaharaReporters that Magaji allegedly purchased a $200,000 house in Morocco to fulfil wedding rites with a Moroccan woman identified as Assia Hay Mohammadi, of Hay Mohammadi, Ain Sebaa, Casablanca.
