A Nation on Edge: Killings, Warnings, and a Brewing Youth Revolt

🔥 [BREAKING] Bloodshed in Plateau—20 Dead, Homes Burned

Violence erupted once again in central Nigeria, as armed attackers stormed Tahoss village in Plateau State, killing no fewer than 20 residents and torching several homes. Survivors describe a sudden night raid, leaving families shattered and local authorities overwhelmed.

The latest attack underscores the long-running farmer-herder conflict that has plagued the region. Locals are calling for immediate federal intervention, while security experts warn that failure to act could trigger wider unrest in the Middle Belt.

⚠️ "Youth Revolution Is Knocking" – Tinubu’s Ex-Deputy Warns

Kofo Bucknor-Akerele, former deputy to President Tinubu during his Lagos days, has issued a strong warning: “The youth are tired—and if we don’t fix the economy, they will rise.” She urged the government to urgently address youth unemployment and inflation, or risk facing a grassroots uprising driven by frustration and hardship.

⚖️ Zamfara in Deadlock—Lawyers Push for Emergency Rule

The political crisis in Zamfara State has deepened. A group of lawyers has filed a suit demanding a state of emergency, citing the state assembly’s inability to function amidst escalating insecurity. If granted, the declaration could temporarily suspend state-level governance and invite direct federal control.

🧠 "Cabals Exist in Every Government" – Prof. Gambari Reveals

Professor Ibrahim Gambari, former Chief of Staff to President Buhari, made a bold claim this week: “There is no administration without a cabal.” According to him, every Nigerian president has had to navigate powerful unofficial influencers—often unseen by the public but deeply embedded in governance.

⛽ Oil Prices Stable—Nigeria Avoids Budget Shock

In a bit of rare good news, Nigeria’s top crude blends—Bonny Light, Qua Iboe, and Brass River—have held strong at around $72.50 per barrel. That’s just on par with the government’s 2025 budget benchmark, offering some relief amid global market tensions caused by drone strikes in the Middle East.

⚽ Super Falcons Clash with Zambia Tonight in WAFCON Showdown

The stage is set in Casablanca as the Super Falcons take on Zambia in the quarterfinals of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). With Nigeria eyeing a return to glory, fans are hopeful this match will secure a place in the semifinals and reignite their championship run.

📜 Nigeria’s Constitution Summit Ends—Will Change Follow?

After days of intense dialogue, delegates at the National Summit on constitutional reform have wrapped up discussions aimed at reshaping Nigeria’s governance structure. Citizens now await concrete action—and not just another set of recommendations gathering dust.

🧾 Quick Summary:

• 🔥 Plateau killings remind us Nigeria’s rural communities are still under siege.

• ⚠️ Youth anger is building, and old leaders are finally starting to admit it.

• 🛢️ Oil prices bring short-term budget relief.

• ⚽ Super Falcons chase glory in Morocco.