Wike Clamps Down, Abuja Shakes, Nollywood Erupts – What You Need to Know

Zubby Michael's On-Set Action Sends Fellow Actor to Hospital

A Nollywood film set took a dramatic turn when popular actor Zubby Michael reportedly kicked his co-star, Godwin Nnadiekwe, during a scene. What was intended to be acting ended up causing serious harm, as the kick was said to be outside the director’s instructions. The impact led to internal injuries, forcing Nnadiekwe to seek immediate medical attention. Sources from the production crew described the incident as shocking and unprofessional, raising questions about safety standards during film shoots in the industry.

Cubana Chief Priest Kneels Before Tinubu and Shettima, Sparks Mixed Reactions

Famed nightlife promoter Cubana Chief Priest stirred public debate after images and videos emerged of him kneeling before President Bola Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima. The event, which appeared to be a courtesy visit, has divided opinion across social media. While some praised the gesture as a traditional sign of respect, others criticized it as excessive and politically motivated. The Chief Priest has yet to issue a statement, but the conversation continues among Nigerians, especially in light of the country's ongoing economic struggles.

Wike Shuts Down PDP Secretariat Over Land Rent Issues

In a bold move that has raised political eyebrows, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) authorities under Minister Nyesom Wike sealed the national headquarters of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) in Abuja. Officials cited over two decades of unpaid ground rent as the reason for the action. The PDP, however, strongly condemned the closure, describing it as politically charged and unjust. The development has intensified tensions between Wike and his former party, as many see it as part of a broader political showdown.

FG to Sell Abuja Mansions Linked to Former CBN Governor

The Nigerian government is set to dispose of over 750 luxury homes in Abuja, which were seized from the former Governor of the Central Bank, Godwin Emefiele. The properties, reportedly acquired through questionable means, were forfeited following investigations by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Authorities announced that the houses will be made available to Nigerians through the Renewed Hope housing scheme, aiming to turn the scandal into an opportunity for public benefit.

5. Explosion Kills Suspected Bomber Near Military Barracks in Abuja

Panic rocked the Mogadishu Cantonment area in Abuja when an explosive device detonated, killing a man believed to be a suicide bomber. The blast, which occurred close to the Abacha Barracks, also left another person injured. Emergency responders quickly secured the area while investigations began into the source and target of the failed attack. Authorities have not ruled out terrorism, and the incident has raised fresh concerns over security in the capital city.