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The Arrest, Detention and Release of Ben G Piano by NDLEA.  November 7th is set for revelation, the revelation on rumors of Arrest by NDLEA and fast raising Artist Ben G Piano.  It is true that on August 7th 25, the Men Dey mega star was arrested and detained by NDLEA for a crime he didn’t commit.  While the news spread out on August 10th, his picture was shared on Television, newspapers and on social media with cannabis he doesn’t know how to  wrap, smoke or being in the business of selling and buying.  But as the saying goes, ‘bad news spread faster than the good news’.   November 7th, exactly three months later, Ben G Piano is back to tell his story in a piece of his artistry titled BELIEVE .  The song ' Believe ' featuring Awards Winning Disc Jockey & Talent Manager DJ Brytos who is also known as The New Revolution DJ, addresses the rumors and misunderstanding surrounding his arrest, detention and release from  NDLEA custody.  Produ...

A new diplomatic storm has erupted between Nigeria and the United States after former U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to suspend aid and consider military action over what he described as “mass killings of Christians” in Nigeria. In a recent tweet, Trump accused Nigerian authorities of failing to protect Christian communities, warning that the U.S. “could go in guns blazing” to stop the violence. His remarks immediately triggered alarm and mixed reactions across Nigerian society. The Nigerian government swiftly dismissed Trump’s claims as “unfounded and misleading.” President Bola Ahmed Tinubu reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to religious freedom, stating that the country’s diversity “remains its greatest strength.” A presidential spokesperson added that while Nigeria remains open to international cooperation against terrorism, its sovereignty is non-negotiable . Across social media, Trump’s comments have dominated discussions, stirring both outrage and reflection. While some C...

NDDC DEMANDS RETRACTION, APOLOGY FROM PUNCH The Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, has demanded a retraction and apology from the Punch and Daily Times newspapers over an alleged coup rumour against the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The Commission’s Legal Counsel, ADEDIPE AND ADEDIPE Legal Practitioners, in a strongly worded letter signed by Chief Ayodeji Adedipe, SAN, demanded that The Punch, the Daily Times and others retract the offensive and false publication and tender an unreserved public apology. Adedipe said the report, “falsely alleged that Dr Samuel Ogbuku, Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), was arrested by military intelligence for allegedly co-sponsoring a failed coup plot against President Tinubu. “The publication further claimed, without any factual or evidential basis, that Dr Ogbuku transferred funds from NDDC contracts to finance an alleged coup plot. These allegations are entirely false, malicious, and defamatory.” According to t...