BREAKING NEWS: The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has unveiled a new internal political policy requiring all its candidates to sign legally binding affidavits committing them to surrender their electoral mandates if they defect from the party after winning office.

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According to the Hausa Forum's release on 15/06/2026, their stance on Nigeria's insecurity crisis recommends citizens to legally acquire arms for self-defense, disseminated via Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.

BREAKING: Dangote refinery reduce petrol gantry price by N75/litre. The new gantry price is now N1,175 per litre, down from N1,250,

Inflation is a thief, and the government is cooking the numbers!  Let’s talk about the latest inflation number @ 15.93%.  Yeah, if you believe the lamba; because as Nigerians living in the real world, we know that number is a fantasy. The NBS (National Bureau of Statistics) calculates inflation using a "basket of goods." But here’s the problem, their basket doesn’t look like your basket. While they average in the price of things you rarely buy, they often downplay the very high costs of the "Big 3"; transport, energy, and staple foods which make up nearly 80% of the average household’s survival budget.   When you factor in the 50% spike in fuel costs, the rampant insecurity on our highways and all the other daily extra road block charges added to transport costs,  the real inflation rate for the average Nigerian is closer to 30%. And let’s also bust the "Rebasing" myth real quick; rebasing is just a statistical facelift at best. It does not lower prices. Truth is, you cannot rebase your way out of a cost of living crisis. The NBS can gamble with the base year all it wants, the reality remains: the cost of living is crushing everyone.   Oh and the CBN just drained ₦6.88 trillion out of the system in two weeks through OMO auctions, in another attempt to curb inflation. But this is a classic mistake; you cannot solve a supply‑side crisis with monetary‑side punitive measures.  And while we’re at it, you don’t solve rising costs by taxing the fuel and data that we need to work. So ignore the IMF totally! Now, here’re a few pointers to the govt: -Stop this tax-obsessed approach already. You will never Tax or VAT your way out of this current crisis. - Hunker down and do the heavy lifting. Inflation in Nigeria is cost-push; driven by the high cost of production. If you want to lower inflation, secure the trade corridors so food reaches the market without disruptions. It’s simple; If supply goes up, prices go down.   - Put an end to wasteful spending: Stop asking Nigerians to endure or "tighten our belts" while you expands your own waistline. Cut the cost of governance first. Like H.E @peterobi says; “you cannot be telling people to fast, while you feast.” - Our national productivity is being strangled by the state of our primary transport corridors; fix our critical Trunk A roads, not the “new legacy” vanity projects like the coastal road to nowhere. Practice overall responsible and empathetic governance. Nigerians are in pain, we are being crushed under the weight of so-called reforms; time to end this experiment and get back to real nation building.  - A new Nigeria 🇳🇬 is very much POssible. #OK2027

PRESS RELEASE 15th June, 2026 OBIDIENT NINJAS CONDEMN THE OPERATION SAFE CORRIDOR PROGRAM AND THE REINTEGRATION OF OVER 700 TERRORISTS. The Obidient Ninjas strongly condemn the recent reintegration of over 700 Boko Haram terrorists under the Operation Safe Corridor program. This policy, repeatedly packaged as rehabilitation, is a travesty and profound injustice to the memories of our gallant soldiers, innocent children, and thousands of civilians whose lives were violently cut short by these same actors. Even more troubling is the documented pattern of recidivism among so‑called “repentant” terrorists. Security reports and community testimonies have repeatedly shown that some beneficiaries of the program return to violent extremist networks after reintegration. We maintain that peace cannot be achieved by rewarding those who inflicted terror while neglecting those who experienced it or might have paid the ultimate price for it. True national healing requires accountability, restitution, and justice; not mass amnesty disguised as rehabilitation. The Obidient Ninjas therefore call for: - Immediate suspension of the OSC program pending a full, independent audit of its operations and outcomes. -A victim‑first national security framework prioritizing IDP resettlement, psychosocial support, and compensation. -Transparent prosecution of violent offenders to restore public trust in the rule of law. -A comprehensive review of recidivism risks associated with de-radicalization and reintegration programs. - A new counter‑terrorism strategy that centers justice, community safety, and long‑term stability. As a nation, we cannot build peace on the graves of the innocent or by gambling with the safety of living. The Obidient Ninjas stand firmly for justice, accountability, and a society that protects our people rather than pardons killers. Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria. -A new Nigeria is ever more POssible. Tudo Bams For the Obidient Ninjas. #OK2027 @NigeriaNDCHQ @cnni @BBCBreaking @BBCAfrica @ARISEtv @channelstv @AIT_Online @RT_com @FRANCE24 @africanews @dwnews

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TROOPS APPREHEND 46 SUSPECTED ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS IN OGUN STATE Troops of the Nigerian Army, in conjunction with DSS, NSCDC and Immigration, have apprehended 46 suspected illegal immigrants residing in Ogun State following actionable intelligence. The operation which commenced on 11 June 2026, led to the arrest of the suspects at various locations within Ijebu Imushin, Ijebu Ilese and surrounding communities during a targeted security operation. Preliminary investigations revealed that the individuals had allegedly been residing in the state for approximately six months without valid immigration documentation. During interrogation, the suspects claimed to be merchants and workers affiliated with QNet, an online marketing platform involved in the sale of various commodities. The arrested individuals comprise 18 nationals of Burkina Faso, 23 nationals of Côte d'Ivoire, 4 nationals of Togo and 1 national of Senegal. Among them are 36 males and 10 females. The suspects have since been handed over to the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Ogun State Command, for further investigation and appropriate administrative action in accordance with extant laws. Speaking on the operation, the Commander, 35 Artillery Brigade, Brigadier General Friday Oguche Onu, commended the troops and collaborating security agencies for their professionalism and vigilance. He also urged residents to remain security conscious and promptly report suspicious activities and individuals to relevant security agencies. The successful operation underscores the commitment of the Nigerian Army and other security agencies to combating illegal migration, enhancing internal security, and safeguarding national interests. Idereghi Samuel Akari Major Assistant Director Army Public Relations 35 Artillery Brigade 14 June 2026

“We are coming to Lagos State soon, including Badagry, Ikorodu and other areas” —— bandit threatens.

PRESS RELEASE 14th June, 2026 OBIDIENT NINJAS’ RESPONSE TO IMF TAX AND VAT RECOMMENDATIONS AND REAFFIRMATION OF OUR “OKNOMICS” ALTERNATIVES. The Obidient Ninjas notes the IMF’s renewed call for Nigeria to expand its revenue base through telecom taxes and VAT on fuel products. We maintain that such policy recommendations which further burden our people who are already facing severe economic pressure, are neither sustainable nor just; especially when packaged under the guise of fiscal stability. A telecom tax will raise the cost of communication and digital access. VAT on fuel will escalate transport, food, and production costs across every sector. These measures risk deepening inflation and worsening living conditions for millions of our people who are already struggling with economic hardship initiated by this government. We reiterate that Nigeria’s challenge is not low taxation, but weak governance, systemic leakages, and reckless public spending. Without addressing these structural failures, additional taxes will only extract more from our people without delivering meaningful development. Our OKnomics, the OK economic framework championed by H.E. Peter Obi, offers a more credible path forward: cut leakages, not livelihoods; shift from consumption to production; implement transparent public finance; and strengthen targeted social protection to shield vulnerable households from policy shocks. Our nation needs responsible leadership, not lackluster reforms and definitely not new taxes and VATs on struggling citizens. The Obidient Ninjas remain committed to advocating for people‑centred, transparent, and productivity‑driven economic policies that reflect the aspirations of Nigerians based on our shared values and commonwealth. Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria. - A new Nigeria is ever more POssible. Tudo Bams For the Obidient Ninjas. #OK2027 #NDC @NigeriaNDCHQ @ARISEtv @channelstv @AIT_Online @NTANewsNow @cnni @BBCAfrica @FRANCE24 @africanews @VOANews @RT_com