A Life Lost Trying to Prove Manhood: The Danger of Bedroom Bravado 💔 Electricity Staff Collapses While Trying to Impress a Woman in Abuja Motel The recent death of Louis Nwachukwu , a staff of the Transmission Company of Nigeria (popularly known as NEPA), has sparked nationwide concern after he reportedly collapsed and died during a sexual encounter in an Abuja motel, while allegedly trying to "impress" a woman identified as Helen Raymond. The incident happened in Mpape , a suburban area in the FCT. According to preliminary reports, Louis had checked into the lodge with the woman, but the encounter turned fatal when he slumped during the act. He was pronounced dead, and his remains have been deposited at the mortuary. This heartbreaking story is not just another viral tale — it’s a painful warning . 🧠 The Myth of Manhood: A Deadly Lie Many men in our society have been conditioned to believe that a man’s strength, masculinity, or worth is tied to his sexual performan...

  🚨 NIGERIANS REJECT USSD AIRTIME CHARGES — CALL ON CBN, NCC, AND PRESIDENT TINUBU TO REVERSE POLICY Date: June 27, 2025 For Immediate Release Lagos, Nigeria — A wave of public concern has erupted following a recent directive that mandates all USSD (e.g., *945#) banking charges be deducted from mobile airtime , not from users' bank accounts. This policy, jointly implemented by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) , takes effect June 27, 2025 , and has been described as anti-poor, regressive, and contradictory to Nigeria’s cashless policy goals . The new policy means that Nigerians without airtime—regardless of how much money they have in their bank accounts— cannot access essential banking services like transferring money, checking balances, or recharging phones. This change is a direct blow to the country’s financial inclusion agenda, particularly affecting rural dwellers, the elderly, and low-income citizens. 🎙️ State...

Akwa Ibom Governor’s Defection to APC: Burden of Realignment, Power Supremacy & the Betrayal of PDP Loyalists Ndon-Eyo 2  POLITICAL ANALYSIS By Ndon-Eyo | June 26, 2025 In what appears to be another powerful wave of political defection shaking Nigeria's South-South region, the Governor of Akwa Ibom State has reportedly defected from the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). This move mirrors the chaos currently rocking Rivers State, and it is setting the stage for serious political realignment, internal party crises, and potential public backlash. ⚖️ The Burden of Realignment The defection of a sitting governor elected on the PDP platform now realigning with the APC poses serious institutional and constitutional challenges. Democratic Betrayal: Akwa Ibom citizens voted for PDP's agenda. Shifting to APC mid-term insults the mandate and trust of the electorate. Political Tension: Appointments, funding, and state programs will...

    BREAKING NEWS President Tinubu Signs Four Major Tax Bills Into Law – A New Era for Nigeria's Economy 🇳🇬 Published: 27th June 20255 By: Ndon Eyo Reports | ndoneyo2.blogspot.com In a groundbreaking move that could redefine Nigeria’s economic future, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has today signed into law four transformative tax bills , aimed at simplifying tax processes, boosting national revenue, and attracting both local and foreign investments. The announcement was made via the official Facebook page of the Federal Government (@Aso Rock Villa) and has sparked nationwide attention as the boldest tax reform move in recent Nigerian history. What the New Tax Laws Aim to Achieve ✅ The Nigeria Tax Bill Streamlines outdated tax laws Closes legal loopholes Expands Nigeria’s tax net ✅ New National Revenue Service Replaces or complements FIRS Embraces automation and anti-corruption measures Ensures professionalism and transparency ✅ Joint Revenue Board ...

At the forefront of that fearless journalism was  Bayo Onanuga , then Editor-in-Chief of The News. His work symbolized the power of the press to hold even the highest public officials accountable. From Fighting Forgery to Shielding It: A Sad Shame By Michael Ogueke michaelogueke@gmail.com On June 3, 1999, Nigeria witnessed a defining moment in the fight for political integrity. The then Speaker of the House of Representatives, Ibrahim Salisu Buhari , was convicted of forgery and perjury by an Abuja magistrate court after confessing to lying under oath. He had falsified his age—claiming to be 36 when he was just 29—and submitted forged certificates from Ahmadu Bello University , the University of Toronto , and the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) .  This scandal would have remained hidden if not for the courageous work of The News magazine , whose bombshell report titled “The Face of a Liar” blew the lid open. Buhari responded by suing the magazine for ₦500 million. ...

A Nation on the Brink: APC Government and the Weaponization of Lawlessness What kind of country demolishes a man’s property without notice , without a name , and without a court order ? The answer is sadly simple — a country spiraling into state-sponsored anarchy , under the watch of a government that has turned impunity into official policy. The harrowing account shared by Mr. Peter Obi is not just a personal ordeal — it is a loud alarm bell about the growing rot in Nigeria’s governance structure under the APC-led administration. We are witnessing a government that has elevated lawlessness to statecraft , and whose institutions no longer serve the people but rather intimidate, harass, and silence them. "If this level of lawlessness can happen to someone with a registered company and legitimate means, what hope does the ordinary Nigerian have?"  Peter Obi Facebook page That question slices through the heart of the matter. If a former presidential candidate, businessm...

Full Circle of Life: The Doctor Who Saved a Baby in 1981 Was Saved by That Baby 30 Years Later By Ndoneyo2 – Political & Human Interest Analysis 📅 Published: June 23, 2025 🕊️ Copyright Protection ® An Extraordinary True Story of Destiny, Compassion, and the Power of Kindness Some stories feel like they were written by fate itself—so perfectly timed, so deeply emotional, and so profound that they leave you speechless. This is one of those rare stories. In 1981, inside the neonatal unit of a hospital, a dedicated pediatrician was fighting against time and nature to save a tiny, premature baby. The baby boy weighed only 3.2 pounds and was barely clinging to life. His lungs were underdeveloped, his body fragile, and the medical staff knew that the odds were stacked against him. But the pediatrician refused to give up. Day and night, he worked tirelessly, watching over the baby with unwavering care and hope. Thanks to his expertise and compassion, the baby pulled through. It...