Eedris Abdulkareem Lost Facebook and Instagram Accounts

Nigerian rapper and activist Eedris Abdulkareem’s Facebook and Instagram accounts have been taken down.The accounts became inaccessible shortly after the release of his new song, “Open Letter to Donald Trump Abdulkareem has been unable to sign in to his accounts since the song’s release.

Nigerian rapper and activist Eedris Abdulkareem has revealed that both his Facebook and Instagram accounts have been taken down.

According to Naija News, the musician said the platforms became inaccessible shortly after he released his new song, Open Letter to Donald Trump. Abdulkareem disclosed on Sunday that he has been unable to sign in to the accounts since the track dropped, and checks confirmed that the pages no longer open.

The rapper, known for his outspoken political commentary, did not indicate how long the suspension might last or whether Meta provided any warning before the action.

Open Letter to Donald Trump, released in November 2025 under Lakreem Entertainment, tackles issues such as corruption, insecurity, and the failings of Nigeria’s leadership. While the song is addressed to the U.S. president, its central focus is a critique of Nigerian political leaders

.In the track, Abdulkareem criticizes those in authority for living comfortably while the citizens endure harsh conditions. He also highlights the rise in kidnappings, killings, and other crimes that have left many Nigerians fearful and uncertain about their safety.

By invoking Donald Trump’s name, the rapper aims to draw international attention to Nigeria’s worsening problems and the struggles faced by ordinary people.

This release continues Abdulkareem’s history of using music to speak against injustice, similar to his hit Jaga Jaga, which condemned corruption and misrule. In April 2025, the National Broadcasting Commission barred radio and television stations from airing his song Tell Your Papa, citing violations of broadcast regulations. His 2004 classic Jaga Jaga was also banned during the administration of President Olusegun Obasanjo.

Natasha Akpoti Threatened To Leak Colleagues WhatsApp Group Chat

The Digest:

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has threatened to expose private Senate WhatsApp discussions after a colleague deleted her comments. The Kogi Central senator’s public challenge to Senator Osita Ngwu explores the hidden dynamics of parliamentary discourse, engaging questions about transparency and power within Nigeria’s upper legislative chamber.Key Points:

  • Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan threatened to leak Senate WhatsApp forum messages.
  • She accused Senator Osita Ngwu of deleting her comments and locking group responses.
  • The lawmaker demanded that her comments be restored or she would make the discussions public.
  • The conflict emerged through a post on her official Facebook page.
  • This incident follows her recent complaint about harassment by immigration officials.
  • She recently documented her passport being seized at the airport in a viral video.
  • Natasha explained she was taking her first vacation in two years as a senator.

This confrontation reveals how political storms are no longer confined to chamber debates but now simmer in digital spaces where deleted words can threaten to become public revelations.

Reno Omokri Criticizes Peter Over Nigeria Comment

Former presidential aide Reno Omokri has criticised Labour Party chieftain Peter Obi over recent comments in which Obi referred to Nigeria as a “now disgraced country.” Omokri said this was the second time in a week that Obi made such a remark and described the statement as inappropriate for someone who wants to lead the nation.

Omokri said Obi’s comments appear to have intensified after his recent trip to Washington, D.C., between September 23 and 25. He accused Obi of using national security incidents for political advantage, including the death of Brigadier-General M. Uba and the abduction of 25 girls.

According to Omokri, the late General Uba should be honoured, not used in political discussions. He compared the situation to the 2014 killing of Major General Harold Greene of the United States Army, noting that the incident did not make Americans describe their country as “disgraced.”

Omokri said events like terrorist attacks happen in many nations and should not be used to undermine the image of the country. He added that members of the Nigerian Armed Forces may view Obi’s comments as disrespectful, especially toward fallen officers.

He ended his statement by urging political leaders to avoid remarks that could demoralise security personnel or politicise national tragedies.

Terrorists Attacked Army Troops On Rescue Mission In Kebbi State

Several soldiers sustained injuries after terrorists launched an ambush on troops heading to rescue kidnapped schoolgirls in Kebbi State.

The attack occurred just 24 hours after the Chief of Army Staff, COAS, Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, directed troops of Operation Fasan Yamma to go “all out” against the bandits responsible for abducting students of Government Girls Secondary School, Maga.

“You must continue day and night fighting. We must find these children,” Shaibu has ordered.

He further instructed commanders to leverage intelligence for intelligence-based operations, emphasizing: “Once you receive information on something like this, act professionally and decisively. This is not just about our image; it is about doing our job properly.”

Troops were ordered to maintain 24-hour operations until all abducted students are safely rescued and reunited with their families.

In compliance, the soldiers mobilized for the rescue mission but were ambushed by terrorists.

Video footage obtained by DAILY POST shows several injured soldiers lying helplessly without immediate medical attention.

One of the victims was heard speaking in Hausa language: “Musa has a bullet lodged in his leg. His condition is very bad.”

In compliance, the soldiers mobilized for the rescue mission but were ambushed by terrorists.

Video footage obtained by DAILY POST shows several injured soldiers lying helplessly without immediate medical attention.

One of the victims was heard speaking in Hausa language: “Musa has a bullet lodged in his leg. His condition is very bad.”

Osimhen Sustained A Muscle Injury Against DR Congo In WC Playoff

According to a report by All Nigeria Soccer, Galatasaray have confirmed that Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen sustained a muscle injury during Sunday night’s 2026 FIFA World Cup playoff clash against DR Congo.

The forward, who started the match, was substituted at the beginning of the second half after appearing to clutch his hamstring late in the first half.

Nigeria eventually lost 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in regular time, resulting in the Super Eagles missing out on back-to-back World Cup tournaments for the first time since their debut in 1994. Osimhen returned to Istanbul after the game and underwent an MRI scan at the Acıbadem Hospital to determine the extent of the injury.

In an official statement released on Wednesday morning, Galatasaray disclosed that test results showed a moderate strain with bleeding in the left posterior muscle. The club confirmed that treatment has begun immediately but did not specify a timeline for the striker’s recovery.

Osimhen’s injury represents a significant setback for Galatasaray, with the 26-year-old forward in strong form this season, scoring nine goals in 12 appearances across all competitions. His absence is expected to affect the team’s attacking options as they continue their domestic and continental campaigns.

He is also expected to miss the upcoming CAF Awards ceremony, where he is shortlisted for the Player of the Year accolade. Osimhen is one of the three finalists for the prestigious award, alongside Mohamed Salah and Achraf Hakimi

Vinicius Threatened To Leave Madrid If Alonso Remains Coach Next Season


A bitter feud with the manager and a Ballon d’Or snub push the Brazilian superstar to the brink, with Chelsea reportedly waiting with a £133 million offer.

Real Madrid faces a stunning crisis as star forward Vinicius Junior has reportedly told the club he will not renew his contract if manager Xabi Alonso remains in charge next season, according to explosive claims circulating in Spain.

The ultimatum, if true, threatens to destabilize the club and places president Florentino Perez in a difficult position, forced to choose between a talented but demanding player and his chosen manager. The relationship between Vinicius and Alonso is said to be at a “breaking point,” a rift that became public when the Brazilian was forced to apologize for his reaction to being substituted last month.

The turmoil comes amid a period of personal frustration for the 23-year-old. After a brilliant season, Vinicius was narrowly beaten to the Ballon d’Or by Manchester City’s Rodri, a result that clearly stung. In a fiery social media post afterward, he vowed, “I’ll do 10x if I have to. They’re not prepared.”

His national team coach, Carlo Ancelotti, acknowledged the disappointment may have affected him. “It might have impacted him a little,” Ancelotti told AS. “But now Vini is close to his best form… He has a strong character; he doesn’t dwell too much on his mistakes or the criticism he receives.”

The standoff has alerted rival clubs, with Chelsea reportedly seeing an opportunity and preparing a massive €150 million (£133m) offer to test Real Madrid’s resolve.

As the power struggle unfolds, Ancelotti also shed light on Vinicius’s evolving role, explaining he has encouraged him to play more centrally to maximize his goal threat. “He understood it, he likes playing in that position,” Ancelotti said, highlighting the player’s unique danger when attacking the box with space.

With his future now thrown into doubt, Real Madrid must navigate this internal conflict carefully or risk losing one of the world’s most electrifying talents.

Wike Countered PDP Rumour Expulsion

Former Rivers State Governor and current FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, has addressed widespread rumours suggesting he has been expelled or is about to be expelled from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Speaking during a media briefing, Wike dismissed the claims as political propaganda aimed at creating tension and misleading the public

He insisted that no official communication or disciplinary action had been taken against him by the PDP leadership. According to Wike, individuals pushing the narrative are merely trying to score political points and create division within the party.

Wike emphasised that he remains a committed member of the PDP, despite ongoing disagreements with certain party leaders. He noted that internal disputes are normal in any political organisation, adding that no one has the power to unilaterally remove him from the party without following due process.

The minister also criticised those he described as “political jobbers,” urging Nigerians to ignore fabricated reports and focus on issues that truly matter. He maintained that he has no regrets about the political decisions he made before and after the last general election.

PDP officials have yet to release an official statement addressing the expulsion rumours, leaving supporters awaiting clarity as the debate continues within the party.

Wilfred Ndidi To Miss World Cup Playoff Final Against DR Congo

Nigeria will have to face the Democratic Republic of Congo on Sunday without Wilfred Ndidi, who is suspended for the crucial 2026 World Cup playoff final after picking up an early booking in the 4-1 win over Gabon.

Wilfred Ndidi‘s yellow card on Thursday means he will sit out the match that will decide which side reaches the intercontinental playoffs in March 2026.

His absence is a setback for the Super Eagles, but the return of Semi Ajayi offers head coach Eric Chelle some relief. Ajayi missed the semi-final due to card accumulation but is cleared to play in Rabat.

The match will take place at the newly built Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, where Nigeria defeated Gabon on Thursday evening.

Osimhen: Says Sorry To Teammates After A Crucial Miss In Morocco At Injury Time

According to a report by All Nigeria Soccer, Victor Osimhen has disclosed the conversation he had with his Super Eagles teammates moments after missing a crucial stoppage-time chance in Nigeria’s dramatic 4–1 extra-time victory over Gabon in the 2026 FIFA World Cup African play-off semi-final on Thursday evening.

The Galatasaray forward was presented with a clear opportunity to win the match at the end of regulation time when he raced through on goal for a one-on-one situation against Gabon goalkeeper Loyce Mbaba. With the final seconds ticking away, the striker attempted to guide his effort into the bottom corner, but dragged it wide, prompting disbelief across the stadium and giving the Panthers a reprieve that pushed the match into extra time.

Speaking after the encounter in Rabat, Osimhen admitted the miss weighed heavily on him as the players regrouped for the additional 30 minutes. He explained that he immediately approached his teammates to apologise and reassure them of his determination to put things right.

“Just like today, when I missed that kind of opportunity, I was asking my teammates if we were going straight to penalties or if we had extra time,” Osimhen told reporters, including Pooja Media. “They told me there was extra time, and I said to them, ‘I’m so sorry. I’m going to correct it’.”

The 26-year-old noted that the encouragement he received in that moment played a significant role in lifting his confidence, allowing him to refocus ahead of the decisive period.

“For me, it’s important to have teammates who motivate you, even when you’re the one who usually motivates others,” he added. “When you’re down, they do everything to bring you back up. So for me, kudos to them.”

Osimhen responded emphatically in extra time, scoring twice to swing the match firmly in Nigeria’s favour. He netted Nigeria’s third goal after fine work from Benjamin Fredrick, before completing his brace in the 110th minute by meeting a cross from Chidozie Awaziem to extend the lead.

His goals followed Chidera Ejuke’s opener in extra time, sealing a commanding 4–1 triumph that sent the Super Eagles into Sunday’s play-off final. Nigeria will face DR Congo, who defeated Cameroon 1–0 in the other semi-final.

Ned Nwoko: Her Mother (Rita) Brought Regina Daniels For Marriage

According to a report in Daily Post Newspaper on Wednesday 12th November, Senator Ned Nwoko, representing Delta North Senatorial District, has refuted claims that he chased after his estranged wife, Nollywood actress Regina Daniels, for marriage.

Reacting to the backlash and widespread criticism surrounding his six-year union with the actress, Nwoko clarified that he never approached Regina but that her mother, Rita Daniels, was the one who introduced and brought her for marriage.

His statement comes amid growing public debate over the couple’s separation, following Regina’s recent allegations of domestic abuse and her declaration that she was no longer interested in continuing the marriage.

In response, Nwoko accused the actress of substance abuse and insisted she must undergo rehabilitation, a claim that further fueled online controversy.

The situation has sparked outrage among Nigerians, including celebrities, many of whom condemned the senator for allegedly marrying Regina when she was 17 years old, calling his actions “predatory” and urging him to resign from office.

Addressing the claims through a statement issued by his Communication and Technical Action Team to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Nwoko denied any wrongdoing and clarified the timeline of their marriage.

“For clarity, Regina Daniels was born on October 10, 2000. If she has been married to me for six years, that means she got married at 19, not 17,” the statement read.

“The public witnessed her family giving her away in marriage. There were witnesses to the fact that her mother personally brought her to me. I never went after her,” he added.

The ongoing drama between the senator and the popular actress continues to dominate social media conversations, with fresh revelations surfacing almost daily.