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By Monday Olajide, Abuja  In the throbbing heart of Abuja, where the pulse of a restless nation beats loudest, history did not merely happen yesterday — it was seized, claimed, and weaponized for the future. The Youth Progressive Empowerment Initiative (YPEI) did not “open offices.” It detonated a nationwide movement. In one thunderous ceremony, 36 state offices were birthed and their chairmen anointed as field commanders of a new revolution. This was not another ceremonial gathering of the elite. This was the official launch of Nigeria’s most ambitious youth reclamation project in a generation — a deliberate, ferocious declaration that the future will no longer be negotiated without the youth at the table. Under the battle cry “Engaging Nigerian Youths for National Development,” YPEI drew a line in the sand: the age of young people as spectators, as statistics, as problems to be managed, is over. Today, they step forward as the principal architects of the Nigeria that ...

By Comrade Amb victor M Olajide JP  NEWS.SPORTS.ENTERTAINMENT Abuja, February 11, 2026—  In a strategic push to reimagine Nigeria's approach to national security, The Intelligentsia Nigeria (also known as IESD) successfully convened a high-level seminar today at the prestigious Nigeria Merit House in Maitama, Abuja. The event, themed **"Strengthening National Security Through the Development of Women and Youth: A Civil Intelligence Approach,"** commenced promptly at 9:00 AM and drew a diverse assembly of experts, policymakers, community leaders, security practitioners, and civil society representatives. The seminar spotlighted an innovative paradigm shift: moving beyond traditional military-centric models toward a more inclusive, intelligence-led framework that harnesses the untapped potential of women and youth. Discussions centered on how targeted empowerment programs—rooted in education, civic engagement, skills development, and community-based intelligence...

​By Omeiza Dania Premium News Magazine 5th February 2026_ IKEJA-LAGOS ​ Electric (IE), Nigeria’s largest power distribution firm, has formally fired back at a viral social media report targeting its top leadership, describing the publication as a "malicious fabrication" designed to destabilize the company’s reputation. ​The power giant issued a stern rebuttal on Wednesday, February 4th, following the rapid spread of claims on WhatsApp and X (formerly Twitter) that alleged professional misconduct by the company’s CEO,  Mrs. Folake Soetan, and Board Chairman, Dr. Kola Adesina. ​The "Ghost" Organization Exposed ​In a swift investigative response, Ikeja Electric revealed that the entity behind the report , the so-called 'Nigerian Global Business Forum appears to be a phantom organization.  According to the DisCo, the group has no legal registration or corporate footprint either in Nigeria or overseas. ​Furthermore, the individuals who signed the defamatory statement...

By Comrade Amb victor M Olajide JP  NEWS. SPORTS. ENTERTAINMENT  Rt. Hon. Alabi Bliss Oshionogue, a titan forged in the crucible of grassroots resilience, ascending to the chairmanship with a mandate etched in the sweat and dreams of his people. From the dusty paths of Somorika to the vibrant markets of Igarra, his administration ignited a renaissance—a symphony of progress that drowned out the echoes of despair. Picture this: under the scorching sun of 2025, as the Okpameri Cultural Festival pulsed with the rhythms of ancestral drums, Chairman Oshionogue stood tall, not as a distant ruler, but as a brother among kin. He championed cultural revival, weaving threads of unity that bound fractured communities into an unbreakable tapestry. His hands flagged off the Chairman's Cup, where young warriors clashed on fields of glory, fostering not just sport, but the unquenchable spirit of youth empowerment. Budgets were no longer shrouded in secrecy; they were blueprints o...

Writen by Comrade Amb victor M Olajide JP  NEWS. SPORTS. ENTERTAINMENT  In the heart of Nigeria's political landscape stands Hajiya Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu, a formidable force whose journey from humble beginnings to the corridors of power exemplifies resilience, vision, and unwavering commitment to public service. As the former Minister of State for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), she has left an indelible mark on the nation's development, championing the causes of women, youth, and vulnerable communities. Just yesterday, on January 26, 2026, she graced the inauguration of the National Youth Alliance (NYA) 36 state officials at the NAF Conference Centre in Abuja as the Mother of the Day, urging Nigerian youths to unite and claim their rightful place in leadership—a fitting capstone to her legacy of empowerment. Early Life and Formative Years: Roots in Royalty and Resilience Born on June 12, 1970, in Wuse, Abuja, Hajiya Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu (née Sidi Ali) hails fr...

Writen by Comrade Amb victor M Olajide  NEWS. SPORTS. ENTERTAINMENT  In the heart of Ogoniland, where the Niger Delta's rich earth meets the scars of oil exploration, a boy named Magnus Ngei Abe was born on May 24, 1965, in Nchia, Eleme Local Government Area of Rivers State. The Ogoni people, proud and resilient, have long inhabited this corner of southern Nigeria, their land blessed with petroleum yet burdened by environmental degradation and marginalization. Magnus grew up in this reality—surrounded by communities fighting for justice, dignity, and a fair share of the nation's wealth. From those early days, ambition took root in him, fueled by a determination to rise above circumstance and represent his people on larger stages. His journey began with education. He attended St. Patrick College in Ikot-Ansa, Calabar, and Akpor Grammar School in Ozuoba, before earning his LL.B from the Rivers State University of Science and Technology. Called to the Nige...