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  Big Brother Puts Mercedes in Her Place Over Disrespectful Outburst Big Brother Naija housemate Mercedes was left eating humble pie after receiving a stern warning from Big Brother over the way she addressed him during a conversation in the house. The drama unfolded after Mercedes became upset because her request for a pole was not granted. Frustrated by the response, she reportedly spoke to Big Brother in a disrespectful manner. Big Brother immediately called her to order, saying: "Where do you think you are? A request can be denied. Never you speak to Big Brother in that manner again." Following the rebuke, Mercedes quickly changed her tone and responded more respectfully, bringing an end to the tense exchange. The incident has since sparked reactions from viewers, with many praising Big Brother for maintaining discipline in the house, while others believe the warning was a reminder that housemates are expected to remain respectful even when their requests are den...

  Abia Assembly Passes Tenancy Regulatory Law to Protect Landlords, Tenants The Abia State House of Assembly has passed the Abia State Property and Tenancy Regulatory Authority Law , a landmark legislation aimed at regulating landlord-tenant relationships and addressing the rising cost of house rent across the state. The bill, H.A.B. 34, sponsored by the Deputy Speaker, Augustine Okezie , and Mandela Obasi , was passed during plenary presided over by the Speaker, Emmanuel Emeruwa . The new law establishes the Abia State Property and Tenancy Regulatory Authority , which is expected to protect tenants from excessive rent charges and exploitative practices by landlords and house agents. It also safeguards the rights of landlords in cases where tenants violate tenancy agreements or engage in unlawful conduct. The legislation follows widespread complaints from residents of Umuahia and Aba over soaring residential and commercial rents, with many accusing house agents of colluding with la...

  Tinubu Approves Pay Rise For Armed Forces  President Bola Tinubu has approved a salary increase of between 30 and 80 per cent for about 250,000 personnel of the Armed Forces, raising the military’s annual wage bill from N660bn to N924bn in what is the biggest upward review of military salaries under his administration. The new pay structure, which takes effect from September 1, 2026, grants the highest increases to junior personnel, with soldiers from the rank of private to staff sergeant receiving an 80 per cent salary increase, warrant officers to colonels getting 50 per cent, while brigadier-generals to generals will earn 30 per cent more. Announcing the package on Tuesday, the Presidency said the salary review was in recognition of the sacrifices military personnel continue to make in the fight against terrorism, banditry and kidnapping, adding that the administration would continue to prioritise troop welfare and modernise the Armed Forces with advanced weapons and tec...

 Abia South APC Candidate, Prince Paul Ikonne, Launches Asiwaju Tsunami Movement in Ugwunagbor The All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for Abia South Senatorial District, Prince Paul Ikonne (PPI), has inaugurated the Ugwunagbor chapter of the Asiwaju Tsunami Movement, a grassroots political support group established to strengthen the party and promote President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda across the senatorial district. Addressing the gathering, Prince Ikonne emphasized the need for unity, grassroots mobilization, and active participation in strengthening the APC. He urged members of the movement to intensify support for President Tinubu and other APC candidates while remaining committed to the party's ideals and expanding its reach across the local government. Prince Ikonne said the continued growth of the Asiwaju Tsunami Movement reflects increasing acceptance of the APC and its Renewed Hope Agenda in Abia South. During the event, Hon. Chidi Dede was inaugur...