Archive: November 22, 2025

Browsing through all stories published on November 22, 2025.

Tinubu Warns Executive Overreach is Driving Corruption in Nigeria’s Judiciary
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Tinubu Warns Executive Overreach is Driving Corruption in Nigeria’s Judiciary

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has issued a stark warning, stating that executive overreach is significantly contributing to corruption within Nigeria's judiciary. This declaration has ignited widespread public debate, with Nigerians, legal professionals, and civil society organizations urgently calling for comprehensive reforms to safeguard judicial independence and restore public trust.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni11/22/2025
The Mirage of Wealth: How ‘Billionaire Schemes’ Trap Students in Debt and Exploitation
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The Mirage of Wealth: How ‘Billionaire Schemes’ Trap Students in Debt and Exploitation

A deceptive "billionaire scheme" is preying on university students, luring them through social media with false promises of rapid wealth. This multi-layered network, resembling a pyramid scheme, has driven many into severe financial debt and, in some extreme cases, prostitution. Authorities are issuing warnings about the scheme's exploitation of vulnerable youth and the significant personal and financial risks involved.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni11/22/2025
‘I’ll Be Cheering for Him’: Key Takeaways From Trump and Mamdani’s Surprisingly Warm Meeting
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‘I’ll Be Cheering for Him’: Key Takeaways From Trump and Mamdani’s Surprisingly Warm Meeting

Former President Donald Trump and progressive New York Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani held a surprisingly cordial meeting, sparking political shockwaves. Despite their sharply contrasting ideologies, they engaged in a remarkably polite exchange, with Mamdani conditionally stating he’d “cheer for him” if Trump commits to policies uplifting working people. This unexpected civility reflects a shifting dynamic in polarized U.S. politics.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni11/22/2025
NCAA Orders Air Tanzania to Provide Accommodation and Refunds for Stranded Nigerian Passengers
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NCAA Orders Air Tanzania to Provide Accommodation and Refunds for Stranded Nigerian Passengers

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has directed Air Tanzania to provide hotel accommodation, meals, and full ticket refunds to Nigerian passengers stranded due to operational disruptions. This intervention came after numerous complaints about poor communication and lack of support on its Lagos–Dar es Salaam route, underscoring the NCAA's commitment to enforcing passenger rights.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni11/22/2025