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Tinubu Must Be Re-Elected In 2027 To Finish His Reforms Minister Of Aviation, Festus Keyamo
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Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has called on all members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to put President Bola Tinubu’s re-election in 2027 above their personal ambitions.
Speaking on Channels Television’s Politics Today, Keyamo said Tinubu needs a second term to complete the reforms he has begun in governance. He warned that it would be a setback if another government takes over in 2027 and halts these initiatives, as has happened in the past.
He said, “Every single APC member in Nigeria today should be concentrating on the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu irrespective of whether it affects your personal interest or not.”
Keyamo also reacted to the recent defection of Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori to the APC. Despite being a prominent APC figure from the state, he said he had stepped aside to allow the governor lead the party in Delta, describing it as a sacrifice for the greater good of the APC and Tinubu’s re-election.
“Whether I lose out politically or not is irrelevant. What matters is ensuring Mr President is re-elected,” Keyamo stated.

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King Sunny Ades Daughter Raises Alarm Over Fathers Whereabouts, Accuses Manager Of Isolation
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Damilola Esther Adeniyi-Adegeye, daughter of legendary Nigerian juju musician King Sunny Ade, has raised alarm over her father’s whereabouts, claiming he has been unreachable for weeks. She accused his manager and stepbrother, Dayo Adegeye, of keeping the 78-year-old icon away from his family under suspicious conditions.
The matter came to public attention on Monday, April 28, 2025, when media personality @Akanbitheduke shared concerns on Instagram, revealing that efforts by close associates to contact the veteran performer had failed.
According to Damilola, the manager has been moving Sunny Ade from one hotel to another, isolating him while allegedly forcing him to continue performing despite his deteriorating health and the recent death of one of his daughters. She also alleged that he is being administered sleeping pills to manage insomnia, further accusing the handlers of expl%iting him financially, denying him access to his home and office, and manipulating his schedule for profit.
“The last time I spoke to my dad, he was clearly distr+ssed. Before we could talk, someone took the phone from him. Since then, I haven’t been able to reach him,” she wrote in an emotional social media post.
Screenshots of alleged conversations between Damilola, other family members, and the manager have surfaced online, intensifying public concern.
However, a close aide of King Sunny Ade dismissed the claims as false, telling Legit.ng that the music legend was spotted in Lagos recently, performing at an event. “We are on top of the situation,” the aide said, but offered no solid proof to ease growing fears.

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Court Jails Notorious Investment Sc@mmer, Olaniyan Gbenga Amos, For 63 Years
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A Nigerian court has sentenced Olaniyan Gbenga Amos to 63 years in prison for defr@uding investors through bogus investment schemes, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) announced on Tuesday, April 29, 2025.
Justice Olusola Adetujoye of the Oyo State High Court, Ibadan, delivered the verdict on Monday, April 28, convicting Amos and his firm, Detorrid Heritage Investment Limited, on nine of 30 counts bordering on obtaining money under false pretence. The charges were filed by the EFCC’s Ibadan Zonal Directorate.
According to EFCC spokesperson Dele Oyewale, Amos lured unsuspecting victims with false promises of 30% returns on investments within six weeks, using a f@ke investment platform linked to Crime Alert Security Network. One victim, Bada Titilope, was duped of N995,000, while another, Onifade Isaac Olawale, lost N920,000.
Amos had pleaded not guilty when arraigned on December 14, 2021. His trial began in February 2022 and concluded in October 2024, with the court eventually rejecting his no-case submission and ordering him to open his defence.
Justice Adetujoye sentenced Amos to seven years on each of the nine counts he was convicted of, with the sentences to run concurrently. The court also ordered him to pay restitution to his victims. He was acquitted on the remaining 21 counts.
This is not Amos’s first conviction. He was previously sentenced to 75 years in prison in December 2023 by another judge in a separate fr@ud case and is facing two more trials at Federal High Courts in Ibadan.
The EFCC said Amos’s fr@udulent schemes caused investor losses exceeding N1 billion.

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Real Madrid Players Fined But Free To Face Arsenal
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Four Real Madrid players have been cleared to face Arsenal in their Champions League quarter-final despite three being punished by Uefa. Last month, European football's governing body opened an investigation into allegations of indecent conduct by Antonio Rudiger, Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Jr and Dani Ceballos during their last-16 win against Atletico Madrid. The four allegedly made gestures towards the home fans after Real beat their city rivals on penalties to book their place in the last eight. Uefa said on Friday that no disciplinary proceedings were brought against 24-year-old Brazil winger Vinicius. The other three Real players were found to have violated "the basic rules of decent conduct" under article 11(2)(b) of Uefa's disciplinary regulations. France striker Mbappe, 26, and Germany defender Rudiger, 32, were both given a suspended one-match ban and fined £25,000 (30,000 euros) and £35,000 (40,000 euros) respectively. Spain midfielder Ceballos, 28, was fined £17,000 (20,000 euros). Arsenal face Real in the first leg of their quarter-final at Emirates Stadium on 8 April, with the second leg at the Bernabeu on 16 April.
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