Trendbrio.com

News and Entertainment Update

Live
World
US Offers $10 Million Reward For Information On Iran’s New Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei 01
02
News
Shi’ite Group Stages Pro-Palestine Quds Day Protest In Bauchi, Backs Iran Amid Rising Tensions
03
News
Dangote Refinery Raises Petrol Ex-Depot Price To ₦1,175 Per Litre
04
News
NDPC Warns Content Creators Over Filming Nigerians Without Consent For Social Media Content
05
Soccer
Sports
Pep Guardiola Wins Barclays Manager Of The Month For February, 12th Career Honor

Wale busari

APC Leader Umar Moriki Shot Dead by Suspected Bandits in Zamfara

Wale busari02 mins

Umar Moriki, a prominent member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Zamfara State, has been reportedly killed by gunmen believed to be armed bandits. The incident occurred on Saturday morning along the Gusau–Tsafe highway, near Fegi village in Tsafe Local Government Area, while Moriki was traveling from Gusau to Kaduna. The state APC, led by Tukur Danfulani, confirmed the attack, describing it as a tragic loss to both the party and the state. According to Yusuf Idris, Publicity Secretary of the Zamfara APC, Moriki had just attended a stakeholders’ meeting hosted by the Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, before he was attacked. During his political career, Moriki held several key positions, including Vice Chairman of Zurmi Local Government Area, Director-General of a state agency, and Special Adviser on Rural Electrification. He also contested the Zurmi/Shinkafi House of Representatives seat in the 2023 elections. Moriki, aged 62, is survived by three wives and several children. The APC described him as a dedicated party member and community leader who devoted his life to public service and humanitarian efforts.

Read More

JUST IN: PDP Expels Wike, Fayose, Anyanwu

Wale busari03 mins

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has expelled Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Nyesom Wike, former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose, and former party secretary Samuel Anyanwu. The expulsion motion was presented by Chief Olabode George, former PDP National Vice Chairman (South), at the ongoing convention in Ibadan, Oyo State, and seconded by Hon. Samaila Burga, PDP Chairman in Bauchi State. Prior to the convention, Wike’s loyal faction had sought to halt the gathering through the courts. However, a High Court in Oyo ruled in favor of the party, allowing the convention to proceed. In the lead-up to the event, Mao Ohabunwa, chairman of the Board of Trustees for the Wike-led faction, dismissed the convention as unlawful and advised members to avoid attending. He described it as a “jamboree,” saying: “We have met as the national working committee of PDP and reviewed our activities. We have agreed to obey all court decisions on the Ibadan convention, so we are not part of the exercise. Ibadan is a public place; people can go for anything but not for a convention. Anyone going there in the name of the convention should consider it a jamboree. We won’t tolerate flagrant abuse of the constitution by some individuals in the name of a convention.” Abdulrahman Muhammad, the faction’s acting national chairman, also urged delegates to stay away, promising to continue mobilizing members across the 36 states and the FCT to maintain a strong and united PDP. Meanwhile, Wike praised party members for defending the PDP in their local areas, vowing to uphold the rule of law and support those loyal to the party constitution. He added: “I am happy with your concern about the party in your respective areas. I will continue to support you people; I won’t betray you people.”

Read More

Benin Extends Presidential Term to 7 Years

Wale busari01 mins

Benin’s National Assembly has approved a constitutional amendment that increases the presidential term from five to seven years and establishes an upper house of parliament. The amendment maintains the two-term limit for presidents. Current President Patrice Talon is scheduled to step down next April after a decade in power, with his endorsed candidate, Finance Minister Romuald Wadagni, emerging as the frontrunner for the upcoming election. The measure passed with strong support, receiving 90 votes in favour and 19 against. Under the new system, the senate will include at least 25 members, composed of presidential appointees and ex-officio members, including former presidents.

Read More

Regina Daniels Meets Tiwa Savage for Heart-to-Heart Amid Marital Challenges

Wale busari02 mins

Amid her ongoing marital challenges with Senator Ned Nwoko, actress Regina Daniels recently spent time with music superstar Tiwa Savage, describing the encounter as both meaningful and uplifting. Sharing photos from their meeting on Instagram, Regina expressed her gratitude for Tiwa’s guidance and support. She wrote: “Had an enlightening conversation with a true icon today @tiwasavage. One thing I’ll always stand by is this: i only counsel from those who have walked a path similar to mine. Her wisdom lifted my spirit – and her thoughtful dollar-gift put the brightest smile on my face. I’m so used to being the giver, but she insisted it was my turn to receive something beautiful. Thank you, Mamito, for pouring into me with both wisdom and love. Plus I also passed my big love and kiss from my mama @mercyjohnsonokojie.” Regina’s post highlights the mentor-like relationship she shares with Tiwa Savage, emphasizing the encouragement, wisdom, and thoughtful gestures that helped lift her spirits during a challenging period.   View this post on Instagram  

Read More

World Cup Play-off Final: Ekong says Eagles Will Be Up to Leopards’ Challenge

Wale busari05 mins

Nigeria’s captain William Ekong has admitted that the Leopards of Democratic Republic of Congo will be a mountain to climb in Sunday’s Final of the FIFA World Cup Africa Playoff Tournament, but assured that the Super Eagles have the ammunition to prevail at the Complexe Sportif Prince Moulay El Hassan. Both countries, who share five African titles between them, clash in a high-stakes game that will produce Africa’s representative at the Intercontinental Playoffs for two more slots at the 2026 FIFA World Cup finals. That tournament will take place in Mexico in four months. “There is no doubt that the Congolese will be a big challenge. They got here because they are tough and ambitious, and also want to go to the World Cup. “However, we have a large group of players here, 24 of them, out of which only about four of us have been to the World Cup (in 2018). There is that adrenalin flowing in their system to go to the World Cup and I see it as a big motivation for us to conquer on Sunday.” Ekong, Alex Iwobi, Wilfred Ndidi and Chidozie Awaziem are the only members of the present squad who were part of the squad to Russia 2018. Coach Éric Chelle’s ensemble must beware of a number of predators in the Congo squad, including Spain-based Cédric Bakambu, France-based Nathaniel Mbuku, former Russia U21 star Theo Bongonda and Pyramid of Egypt’s Fiston Mayele. English Premiership’s Noah Sadiki and Spain-based Charles Pickel are to hold in midfield, while the attack-minded Aaron Wan-Bissaka leads a compact defence that also includes captain Chancel Mbemba, who is looking forward to his 101st cap. Chelle has all his 24 players available for selection, including Iwobi who will be winning his 91st cap and Simon Moses who will collect his 87th, and Ekong said on Saturday afternoon that the entire group is focused on emerging victorious on Sunday evening. “We would have preferred to have taken the automatic ticket but it didn’t work out. Now, we are here and we have a second chance and we do not intend to bungle it.” Sunday’s match will kick off at 8pm. SUPER EAGLES, LEOPARDS IN HISTORY 13 Dec 1969: DR Congo 5-0 Nigeria (Friendly: Kinshasa) 01 March 1976: DR Congo 2-4 Nigeria (AFCON finals: Dire Dawa) 19 Jan 1992: DR Congo 0-1 Nigeria (AFCON finals: Ziguinchor) 02 Apr 1994: DR Congo 0-2 Nigeria (AFCON finals: Tunis) 03 Mar 2010: Nigeria 5-0 DR Congo (Friendly: Abuja) 08 Oct 2015: DR Congo 2-0 Nigeria (Friendly: Visé) 27 May 2018: Nigeria 1-1 DR Congo (Friendly: Port Harcourt) . Between 1971-1997, DR Congo was known as Zaire ÉRIC SÉKOU CHELLE’S SUPER EAGLES DIARY 21 Mar 2025: Rwanda 0-2 Nigeria (FIFA World Cup Q: Kigali) 25 Mar 2025: Nigeria 1-1 Zimbabwe (FIFA World Cup Q: Uyo) 28 May 2025: Nigeria 2-1 Ghana (Unity Cup: London) 31 May 2025: Jamaica 2-2 Nigeria (Unity Cup: London) . Nigeria win 5-4 on penalties to retain the trophy 06 Jun 2025: Russia 1-1 Nigeria (Friendly: Moscow) 06 Sep 2025: Nigeria 1-0 Rwanda (FIFA World Cup Q: Uyo) 09 Sep 2025: South Africa 1-1 Nigeria (FIFA World Cup Q: Bloemfontein) 10 Oct 2025: Lesotho 1-2 Nigeria (FIFA World Cup Q: Polokwane) 14 Oct 2025: Nigeria 4-0 Bénin Republic (FIFA World Cup Q: Uyo) 13 Nov 2025: Gabon 1-4 Nigeria (FIFA World Cup Playoff: Rabat)

Read More

Ned Nwoko Confirms Regina Daniels’ Leaked Medical Report Is Authentic

Wale busari03 mins

Senator Ned Nwoko has responded to the controversy surrounding a leaked medical report about his estranged wife, actress Regina Daniels, confirming the authenticity of the documents and raising alarm over her health. In a statement, Nwoko said both a toxicology report and assessments from a rehabilitation center revealed that Regina tested positive for marijuana, cocaine, morphine, opiates, and alcohol at dangerously high levels. He also highlighted a Nizamiya Hospital report from October 3, which showed that she was admitted unconscious following a drug overdose. The senator criticized interference from some family members during her rehabilitation, accusing them of enabling her substance use and preventing effective treatment. He stressed that private efforts to help her had failed, making public intervention necessary. Nwoko explained that his insistence on therapy comes from concern for Regina’s well-being and the safety of their two young sons. He claimed that her recent actions suggest she is vulnerable and being exploited, and that consistent treatment and support are essential to ensure she can make safe, clear-minded decisions. “Given the severity of the substances detected and the documented hospital emergency, this is no longer an issue that can be handled quietly. Regina needs structured support, protection, and rehabilitation to regain her health and stability,” he said. Meanwhile, Regina Daniels publicly expressed appreciation to Serenity Royale Hospital, which denied leaking the medical report. She thanked the hospital for upholding patient confidentiality and standing by the truth, acknowledging the emotional toll the leak had on her. The situation has intensified public scrutiny over her health, highlighting the tension between privacy, family dynamics, and the urgent need for intervention to ensure her safety.

Read More

Actress Princess Issues Stark Warning After Baba Ijesha’s Prison Release

Wale busari03 mins

Nigerian actress Princess has issued a passionate public alert following the release of comedian Baba Ijesha from prison, branding him a convicted serial pedophile and rapist with a trail of victims. In a recent Instagram video, Princess urged schools, hotels, and landlords to bar him from their properties, emphasizing the need to shield children and vulnerable individuals from further harm. She also demanded that the Lagos State Government officially list his name in a public registry of sex offenders, pointing to his pattern of assaults followed by abrupt relocations to evade accountability. Reaffirming her earlier accusations, Princess recounted how Baba Ijesha sexually assaulted her 14-year-old foster daughter. “I’m speaking out now to protect others,” she declared, vowing not to stay silent despite backlash. In the video, she addressed critics directly: “I can see some people cursing me, saying God will punish me after Baba Ijesha was released from prison. God doesn’t support child defilement. You all can send your daughters to him for Christmas. Baba Ijesha is a convicted serial pedophile and rapist. He had dozens of victims. I am now calling on schools, hotels, and landlords not to allow him in their premises. “His full name is Olanrewaju James Omiyinka. I am also calling on the Lagos State Government to publish his name publicly as a sex offender. He rapes both young and adults. This is how he operates: after he has assaulted a child somewhere, he will leave his house in the middle of the night and relocate. He has lived in Mafoluku, Oworo, Lagos Island, and more.”   View this post on Instagram  

Read More

Wahid Enitan Oshodi Re-Elected as ITTF Executive Vice President

Wale busari03 mins

Nigeria’s Wahid Enitan Oshodi has been re-elected as Executive Vice President of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) during the continuation of the Annual General Meeting (AGM) held online on Saturday, November 15, 2025. Additionally, Olabanji Oladapo, the former Secretary General of the Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC), has been confirmed as a member of the ITTF Council following the ratification of the Council Members. Oshodi, who also serves as President of the African Table Tennis Federation (ITTF Africa), secured his re-election in the first round of voting contested by 15 candidates worldwide. He emerged among the top seven, alongside representatives from the United States, China, Turkey, Australia, Ecuador, Romania, and Jordan. Of the three African candidates; Oshodi, Egypt’s Alaa Meshref, and South Africa’s Hajera Kajee, Oshodi was the only one elected to the eight-member Vice President team. Oshodi and China’s Liu Guoliang are the only returning members from the outgoing executive board, while six newly elected officials will join the board for the first time. Oshodi will serve another four-year term (2025–2029) alongside ITTF President Petra Sörling, continuing to champion Africa’s representation at the global level. A seasoned sports administrator, legal practitioner, and civil engineer, Oshodi has held several leadership roles in Nigerian and African sports. He served as Lagos State Commissioner for Youth, Sports, and Social Development from 2011, organising the 2012 National Sports Festival and overseeing infrastructure development. As President of the Nigerian Table Tennis Federation from 2013, he promoted youth development and international competitiveness, hosting ITTF Challenger tournaments. Oshodi’s rise in continental leadership began in 2016 when he was elected Vice President of ITTF Africa (Western Region). He became Deputy President of the African Table Tennis Federation (ATTF) in 2021 and was elected President in 2024, with a focus on expanding access and participation in table tennis across Africa. With his re-election, Oshodi will continue to play a pivotal role in advancing the sport globally while strengthening Africa’s presence within the ITTF.

Read More