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TUNDE AJAJA examines the rate at which children of top politicians and elite are dominating the political space, both for appointive and elective positions, and what it portends for the system. In Nigeria’s political enterprise, every election season seems to come with intriguing developments, and the 2023 general elections will likely not be an exception. One striking trend that has emerged boldly in the ongoing electioneering is the number of politicians’ children seeking elective offices. The number is simply unprecedented. Across the country, politicians would seem to be paving the way for their children, perhaps to perpetuate their family’s access…

This is a topic we have previously discussed on this page several times in the past, involving discussions about the various causes, how to deal with the problem, the natural means of boosting male libido and generating testosterone production, and how treatments can be assessed. These were all different topics discussed at various times. Various treatment options were also examined, but many questions about the condition continue to come in every week. Here is a breakdown of the main types of erectile dysfunction, or ED. It is usually grouped according to its cause. At this initial stage, the emphasis will…

If you receive the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) Social Relief of Distress (SRD) R370 ($22.59) grant, you already know that your payment does not arrive on the same day as the older persons or disability grants. The SRD runs on its own schedule, and May 2026 is no different. SASSA has confirmed that SRD payments for May 2026 will be processed between Saturday, May 24 and Saturday, May 30, 2026. Since SASSA only processes payments on business days, most beneficiaries will see their money between Monday, May 25 and Friday, May 29. Your personal payment date within that…

New Zealand is set to introduce a new citizenship test for migrants in the second half of 2027, marking a significant change to the country’s naturalisation process. As reported by the Economic Times on Sunday, under the new system, applicants for citizenship by grant will be required to complete an in-person, 20-question multiple-choice exam in English. To pass, candidates must answer at least 15 questions correctly. The test will assess understanding of New Zealand’s legal system, democratic structures, and civic responsibilities. The proposed exam will cover topics including the Bill of Rights Act, human rights, voting rights, democratic principles, the…

Airtel Africa Plc reported strong full-year earnings for the financial year ended March 31, 2026 as profit after tax surged by 147.4 percent to $813 million, supported by robust revenue growth, improved operating margins and foreign exchange gains. The telecommunications and mobile money giant said revenue rose by 29.5 percent in reported currency to $6.42 billion while constant currency revenue increased by 24 percent during the period under review. The company attributed the strong performance to sustained customer growth, rising smartphone penetration, expanding data consumption and continued growth in Airtel Money operations across its 14 African markets. Customer base increased…

The National Leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Seriake Dickson, has said he led the opposition party to retain political control in Bayelsa State at a time the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) sought to take over the state’s political structure. Mr Dickson, who currently represents Bayelsa West Senatorial District in the Senate, said he faced inducement, threats and intimidation because of the role he played in sustaining the opposition in the state. He claimed that during the period, many people were attacked, with some killed and others maimed. Mr Dickson made the remarks while addressing delegates at the…

A Non-Governmental Organisation, Support for Women and Teenage Children, says stigma, denial and economic hardship are driving new HIV infections in Kano State. The programme director, Dr Farida Abdulmalik, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Tuesday in Kano. “Stigma remains a major barrier to testing and treatment uptake. “Some patients are afraid their families or communities will find out, while others stigmatise themselves and withdraw from society,” she warned. She added that denial of HIV status continues to contribute to complications and preventable deaths. “Denial is a serious issue. We have seen cases…

News » Premier League news » Chelsea newsMay 9, 2026 20:18 GMT (UK), by Sri Aswin View Chelsea summer 2026 transfer targets McFarlane on Chelsea pair Chelsea interim manager Calum McFarlane is hopeful that Alejandro Garnacho and Pedro Neto will be fit for the FA Cup final against Manchester City next weekend. The Blues ended their six-match losing streak in the Premier League with a 1-1 draw at Liverpool. Enzo Fernandez scored a fortuitous goal in the 35th minute to equalise.Speaking after the game, McFarlane was asked about the availability of Garnacho and Neto, who have been sidelined with knocks. He was optimistic about…

The 12th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards held on Saturday night at the Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos, delivered emotional speeches, glamorous red carpet moments, surprise victories and controversial losses that immediately sparked conversations across social media. While “My Father’s Shadow” dominated the night with five major awards, several actors, filmmakers, content creators and blockbuster productions left the ceremony without the wins many fans expected. Below are some of the biggest snubs from the 2026 AMVCA: Funke Akindele – ‘Behind The Scenes’ Funke Akindele emerged as one of the most discussed snubs after losing the Best Supporting…

A comedian, content creator and influencer, Ogechi Ukonu, aka Caramel Plugg, speaks to OGHENOVO EGODO-MICHAEL about her career and lifestyle Tell us about your family background. I come from a family of six— three girls and one boy. My dad is from Abia State, while my mum is from Imo State. They both grew up in the East, and later moved to Lagos. Which schools did you attend? For my elementary education, I attended Westminster College, Lagos. For my secondary school, I attended Loral International School in Ogun State. For my university education, I studied Global Development at the University…