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  Sunday Igboho Vows to Name Politicians Behind Oyo Students’ Abduction Yoruba Nation activist, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, has threatened to reveal the identities of politicians he claims are sponsoring the recent wave of kidnappings in Oyo State, including the abduction of students in Oriire Local Government Area. Igboho made the declaration on Wednesday while receiving the newly elected executives of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), led by Akinteye Bàbàtunde, at his residence in the Soka area of Ibadan. Speaking in a video that has since gone viral, the activist alleged that some politicians were providing financial support and ammunition to criminal groups operating in the state. He warned that he would publicly name those involved if the attacks continued. "I know the politicians behind them, and if they do not stop perpetrating their evil acts, I will mention them all. The politicians behind them are the ones giving them ammunition ...

  Father of  Wendy  Nursing Student Demands Justice, Says "Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied The father of late Wendy Achumba, a nursing student at the College of Nursing, Umuadara, Obowo, Imo State, has called for swift justice following the tragic death of his daughter. Speaking on the incident, Elder Jera Achumba lamented the circumstances surrounding Wendy's death, insisting that those responsible must be brought to justice without delay. According to the grieving father, his daughter had allegedly rejected the advances of a local vulcanizer identified as Onyema Okonkwo before the incident occurred. He claimed that the suspect, alongside others, was linked to the events that led to her death. Wendy Achumba, an indigene of Abia State, was a student of the College of Nursing located in Umuadara village, Umulogho Community, Obowo Local Government Area of Imo State. Reports indicate that she had successfully completed her midwifery programme and was undergoing post-b...

 Former Minister of Labour, Chukwuemeka Ngozichineke Wogu, on Saturday led over 1,200 members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) during the party’s presidential primary held at Aba South Ward 6 in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Emeka Wogu, mobilized 1,200 registered and card-carrying APC members who participated in the exercise, which witnessed a large turnout of party supporters, security personnel, and members of the media. Speaking after casting his vote, Wogu described the exercise as peaceful, orderly, and successful. He expressed excitement over the massive turnout of supporters who came out in solidarity for President Tinubu and the APC. According to him, the show of strength demonstrated the growing unity and stability within the party, which he credited largely to the efforts of the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu, and President Tinubu. “The Deputy Speaker has brought unity and strength to the APC, while the President has continue...

 Tinubu Wins APC Presidential Primary in Abia With Over 161,000 Votes President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has emerged winner of the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential primary election conducted in Abia State after polling 161,005 votes across the 17 local government areas of the state. Announcing the result, the State Collection Officer for the exercise, Benjamin Okezie Kalu, said the exercise was peacefully conducted across the state. According to the results declared, Tinubu recorded massive victories in all the local government areas, while fellow aspirant Stanley Osifo secured votes in a few councils. The breakdown showed that Tinubu polled 9,215 votes in Aba North, 6,486 in Aba South, 8,471 in Arochukwu, 39,826 in Bende, and 8,902 in Ikwuano, where Stanley Osifo scored 40 votes. In Isiala Ngwa North, Tinubu secured 11,298 votes against Osifo’s 181 votes, while in Isiala Ngwa South, the President polled 7,609 votes as Osifo got 78 votes. Further results showed that Tinubu sco...

  Fubara withdraws as APC govs emerge sole aspirants The All Progressives Congress is set for a decisive round of governorship primaries on Thursday (today) across the 36 states, with political tensions rising over attempts to impose consensus candidates ahead of the 2027 general elections. In many states, party leaders and influential stakeholders have pushed for consensus arrangements to avoid rancorous contests and internal divisions. However, the move has been resisted by several aspirants who insist on testing their popularity at the polls. Among the closely watched contests are those involving Rivers State, where Governor Siminalayi Fubara stepped aside, Adamawa, Kwara and Plateau State as party members await the outcome of the primaries that could shape the political direction of both states. With loyalists of Fubara missing on the list for the cleared aspirants for the Rivers State House of Assembly primary election scheduled for Wednesday, political observers opined that F...

  BREAKING: Nollywood Actor Alex Ekubo Reportedly Dies After Prolonged Battle With Cancer. Popular Nollywood actor Alexx Ekubo has reportedly passed away after an alleged prolonged battle with cancer, according to circulating online reports. The shocking news has stirred emotions across social media, with fans and colleagues expressing disbelief and paying tribute to the talented actor known for his charm, versatility, and unforgettable performances in the Nigerian film industry. As of the time of this report, there has been no official confirmation from his family or management team. Supporters are therefore advised to await verified statements regarding the situation. Alexx Ekubo remains one of Nollywood’s most recognized faces, celebrated for his contributions to entertainment and his impact on fans across Africa and beyond. More details are expected to emerge as the story develops. Read more on egstarshowtv.com.ng 

  IKONNE PRESENTS ABIA SOUTH SENATE NOMINATION FORM, PROMISES STRONG REPRESENTATION The political atmosphere in Abia State is gradually building momentum as Crown Prince of Aba, Paul Ikonne, officially presented his senatorial nomination form to members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Aba North. The event, which attracted a large turnout of party faithful, supporters, and stakeholders, highlighted the growing interest in the Abia South senatorial race ahead of the upcoming elections. APC members gathered in their numbers to show solidarity and endorsement for Ikonne’s ambition, signaling early support within the party structure. Addressing party members during the presentation, Ikonne expressed confidence in his chances, boldly projecting a 90 percent likelihood of victory at the polls. He assured supporters that his candidacy represents a new chapter of effective leadership, quality representation, and purposeful engagement for the people of Abia South. “I am fully prepa...