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Tinubu’s Regime: Creative Sector Will Smile Soon, Sammy More Tells Fans, Musicians

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By Samson Adeyanju

In a stirring message to his fans and fellow musicians, Highlife-Juju Maestro, Samson Mobolade, popularly known as Sammy More has expressed optimism about the potential impact of President Bola Tinubu’s administration on Nigeria’s music industry.

Speaking on Tinubu’s “Renewed Hope Agenda,” Sammy More, CEO of Sammy More International, highlighted his belief that the agenda’s economic and social reforms would open new doors for the creative sector.

“Tinubu’s regime will favour us,” Sammy More stated, emphasizing the agenda’s focus on economic reform and poverty reduction as key to uplifting local talent.

“Musicians are part of Nigeria’s economy. With this administration’s support, we can better thrive, reach wider audiences, and inspire even greater artistic contributions.”

The Renewed Hope Agenda, President Tinubu’s roadmap to revitalize the economy and strengthen social development, prioritizes sectors like agriculture, energy, and security while aiming to improve quality of life for all Nigerians.

Sammy More is hopeful that, with these reforms, Nigeria’s music industry can flourish and expand both domestically and internationally.

“With the government’s commitment to growth and security, we’re looking forward to safer and more vibrant opportunities for creatives,” he said.

His message resonated with fans and fellow musicians, echoing a collective hope that Tinubu’s promises will translate into real support for Nigerian artists across the board.

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Cross River Lawmakers Endorse Gov. Otu for 2027 Re-Election

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By Njoku Chijioke 

The Southern caucus of the 10th Cross River House of Assembly has endorsed Governor Bassey Otu for re-election in 2027, citing his achievements in boosting internally generated revenue and governance reforms.

Led by Francis Asuquo (Odukpani constituency), the lawmakers urged residents to support Otu’s second term bid and called on other aspirants to step aside for the governor.

However, Richard Inoyo, a civil society leader, dismissed the endorsement, arguing that the caucus does not represent the people’s will.

Meanwhile, speculation is growing that Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong may challenge Otu in 2027, with his expanding free transport scheme seen as a strategic move.

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Kaduna Refinery Hits 60% Completion – NNPCL

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By Adenike Lawal 

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), has announced that the Kaduna Refinery has reached over 60% mechanical completion, with operations expected to begin before the end of 2025.

NNPCL’s Executive Vice President, Downstream, Isiyaku Abdullahi, disclosed this during an engagement with Kannywood artists in Abuja, emphasizing the company’s commitment to completing the refinery and its pipelines using internal resources.

Abdullahi also highlighted ongoing progress at the Port Harcourt and Warri refineries, urging Nigerians to prepare for an upcoming NNPCL Initial Public Offering (IPO), as part of investment opportunities in the oil and gas sector.

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UNIZIK Probes Female Student’s Alleged Assault on Lecturer

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By Emmanuel Ogbodo

Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), has launched an investigation into a physical altercation between a female student and a lecturer, Dr. Chukwudi Okoye, at the Faculty of Arts.

The incident, which went viral on social media, reportedly started after the lecturer interrupted the student’s video recording, leading to a heated argument.

The student allegedly bit the lecturer multiple times and tore his clothes during the confrontation.

UNIZIK’s Acting Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Ikechebelu, assured the public of a fair and transparent probe, emphasizing the university’s commitment to discipline and decorum.

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