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As we step into the Christmas week, over 2 billion Christians around the world are preparing to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Unfortunately, what should be a joyful season filled with concerts, gatherings, and family reunions has been overshadowed by the recent announcement of partial visa restrictions for Nigeria and 16 other African nations.
Last Tuesday, President Donald Trump revealed new measures that primarily target specific visa categories, including student and work visas. The U.S. government has expressed that these restrictions are driven by national security concerns, aiming to mitigate potential threats and enhance the vetting process for visa applicants.
Special Guest: Emeka Ugwuonye, Esq. renowned legal consultant and CEO DPA International

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Diplomatic pressure pays off as Burkina Faso releases 11 detained Nigerian Air Force personnel following high-level intervention by President Bola Tinubu. The breakthrough, seen as a major foreign policy win for Nigeria, underscores Tinubu’s growing influence in regional diplomacy and reaffirms Abuja’s commitment to protecting its military personnel abroad. The development eases tensions between both countries and signals a return to dialogue after days of diplomatic strain.

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Nigeria’s Minister of Works, David Umahi, has dismissed renewed calls for Biafra independence, insisting that the Southeast has no reason to feel marginalised under President Bola Tinubu’s administration. Speaking at an end-of-year press briefing on Wednesday, Umahi argued that massive federal capital investments across the region have rendered separatist agitations unnecessary. He pointed to major road, bridge, and infrastructure projects executed by his ministry in 2025 as proof that the Federal Government has fully integrated the Southeast into national development. Umahi maintained that these initiatives demonstrate equitable inclusion, while sharply criticising media voices, including Rufai Oseni, whom he accused of fuelling divisive narratives.

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Firebrand activist Omoyele Sowore and outspoken lawyer Barrister Opara have launched a scathing verbal assault on former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami, openly mocking his claims that the EFCC chairman is biased. The duo dismissed Malami’s allegations as hypocritical and self-serving, accusing him of attempting to deflect scrutiny and rewrite the narrative amid mounting public criticism. Their sharp reactions have reignited debate over accountability, integrity, and power struggles within Nigeria’s anti-corruption space.

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Solution Fun City once again came alive with energy and excitement as large numbers of tourists poured into the expansive leisure destination during a return visit by the DDM crew. The park buzzed with activity, drawing families, thrill-seekers, and sightseers eager to experience its attractions, while the crew captured the vibrant atmosphere that continues to position Solution Fun City as a leading tourism and entertainment hotspot

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What really happened behind the viral images of Biafra and Palestinian flags raised on Nigerian soil? Beyond the headlines and heated reactions lies a deeper story of symbolism, protest, and shared struggles that many overlooked. This account unpacks the motivations, messages, and misunderstood context behind the flag-raising, revealing why it resonated with supporters, unsettled authorities, and sparked intense debate across Nigeria and beyond.

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Firebrand South African politician Julius Malema, leader of the radical Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has launched a blistering attack on U.S. President Donald Trump, branding him “the new Adolf Hitler” over remarks targeting South Africa’s hosting of the G20 summit. Malema accused Trump of arrogance and global bullying after the U.S. president questioned South Africa’s role as host, while positioning America to stage the same high-profile summit in 2026. The EFF leader said Trump’s comments reflect imperialist contempt for African leadership and warned that South Africa would not be intimidated or sidelined on the global stage.

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Popular and controversial Christian prophet, Chukwuemeka Ohanemere, fondly called Odumeje, has vowed to visit the convicted leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu in a prison located in Sokoto State. The minister said, in his usual antics, voiced this promise while hailing the IPOB leader as a true fighter for truth and condemning as a scam what he called One Nigeria...

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Benin Coup: Odinkalu, Effiong Attacked Over 'Nigeria’s Foreign Strength, Local Weakness' Rhetoric

Nigeria’s flawless military intervention in the Benin Republic after an attempted coup has sparked intense debate back home. While many Nigerians questioned why the nation displays such impressive foreign strength yet struggles with insecurity within its borders, intellectual heavyweights like Prof. Chidi Odinkalu and Inibehe Effiong amplified the criticism, arguing that the contrast exposes a deeper institutional weakness. However, seasoned security researcher Zagazola Makama sharply counters their narrative, insisting that the successful Benin operation showcases Nigeria’s undeniable status as a regional power capable of decisive action when it matters most.

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Renowned legal consultant and founder Due Process Advocate, DPA, has exposed the many faces of insecurity during an interview on DDM TV. He called for an urgent police reform to revive the ailing force.

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Emeka Ugwuonye, founder of Due Process Advocate International has accused the Department of State Services and the Nigeria Finance Intelligence Unit of complicity in terrorism financing exposing with his experience how the NFIU sabotages efforts at mitigating or clamping down on terror.

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Emeka Ugwuonye, Esq, renowned legal consultant and founder of Due Process Advocate International, has revealed a little known detail of his encounter with the leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu.

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Two separatist militants belonging to Simon Ekpa's Biafra Liberation Army, an offshoot of Eastern Security network, have been apprehended by the Anambra security operatives. In a video which started circulating on social media on Thursday, the militants confessed to being members of the group and said they were onto a mission when they got nabbed at a security checkpoint. Simon Ekpa announced the formation of the Biafra Liberation Army (BLA) during a three-day convention of the Biafra Republic Government in Exile (BRGIE) in Helsinki, Finland, in October 2023. The BLA emerged as a militant group purportedly fighting for Biafra's secession from Nigeria, with Ekpa claiming it had previously been known as the Eastern Security Network, IPOB's armed wing, before being renamed. It was officially unveiled on October 21, 2023, with Ekpa stating the group and "Resistance Fighters" would protect Igbos in Southeast Nigeria.

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Prince Chinedu Nsoffor, founder of Naturecracy Philosophy, Educator and President of Mayrays Schools explains the Naturecratic Political Model Nigeria must adopt to end the malaise of insecurity and poverty.

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During an interview on DDM TV on Wednesday, Prince Chinedu Nsoffor — Founder of the Naturecracy Philosophy, President of Mayrays Schools, and President of Igboebinie Plc — declared that Nigeria’s current constitution is “broken” and fundamentally incompatible with African cultural realities. Nsoffor argued that the nation must disband the existing legal framework and replace it with a new Democratic Model rooted in nature, inspired by the political blueprint once proposed by Muammar Gaddafi in Libya. According to him, this nature-aligned system offers a more organic, people-centered solution to Nigeria’s deepening insecurity and governance failures.

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Step into the world of crypto with confidence and credibility. How to Thrive Responsibly in Crypto Communities: The Ultimate Guide breaks down the essential habits, etiquette, and strategies every enthusiast needs to build trust, stay safe, and contribute meaningfully. From navigating conversations to supporting projects ethically, this guide shows you how to stand out as a smart, responsible, and valued member of any crypto ecosystem.

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Tensions flared on Monday’s edition of DDM TV’s Morning Show as Emeka Ugwuonye, Esq., a renowned legal consultant and outspoken critic of Nnamdi Kanu, locked horns with Chika Austine, a prominent IPOB media personnel. The fiery debate centered on the credibility of IPOB as a vehicle for Igbo liberation, with both guests fiercely defending their positions. The clash not only stirred emotions but also reignited conversations about IPOB’s true role and legitimacy in the struggle for Igbo self-determination.

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Just In: Peter Obi Visits Chris Ngige Over Armed Attack On His Convoy

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Firebrand activist Omoyele Sowore, convener of the #RevolutionNow campaign, has announced fresh nationwide protests targeting the Federal Government of Nigeria over the continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu.
Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, was convicted on November 20, 2025, by the Federal High Court Abuja on seven terrorism-related charges, accused of using broadcasts to incite violent attacks across southeastern Nigeria and during the #EndSARS unrest in Lagos.
Though prosecutors pushed for the death penalty, the judge opted for a life sentence, citing mercy and Kanu’s Christian faith.

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The Abuja Court of Appeal on Friday tossed out Nnamdi Kanu’s rights violation appeal, ruling it irrelevant after his November 20, 2025 terrorism conviction and life sentence. Justice Boloukuromo Moses Ugo’s panel held that Kanu’s complaints about DSS detention—covering dignity, healthcare, religion, and a request for transfer to Kuje prison—no longer applied following his move to Sokoto prison. The case had originated from a July 3 ruling by Justice Taiwo Taiwo, who dismissed the suit for lack of evidence.

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Peter Obi, former Anambra State governor and 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, has reiterated his belief in Nigeria’s untapped agricultural wealth. Speaking on Wednesday at Imperial College London during an interactive session with Nigerian students, Obi emphasized that the country stands to earn far more from agriculture than from oil—if only the right investments and policies are made. He urged young Nigerians to envision a future where Nigeria’s farms, not its oil wells, drive national prosperity.

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Prince Rwang Pam Jr., National Chairman of the Coalition for the Protection of Democracy (COPDEM), issued a strong call to action during an appearance on DDM TV’s Morning Show on Thursday, warning that the Federal Government must intensify efforts to curb Nigeria’s escalating terror attacks. He stressed that insecurity has reached a level where Nigerians may be unable to safely vote in the upcoming election, urging the government to “do more” before the crisis undermines the nation’s democracy.

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“Repentant Boko Haramists Still a Threat,” COPDEM Slams FG’s Deradicalization Agenda

The Coalition for the Protection of Democracy (COPDEM), one of Nigeria’s foremost civil society groups, has taken a firm stand against the Federal Government’s deradicalization program for so-called repentant Boko Haram members. Speaking during a Morning Show on DDM TV on Thursday, the group’s National Chairman, Prince Rwang Pam Jr, condemned the initiative, warning that it is worsening the nation’s security crisis rather than solving it. According to him, “The major hazard to insecurity is the theory of deradicalization of repentant Boko Haramists,” insisting that recycling extremists under the guise of rehabilitation is a dangerous gamble that continues to fuel violence across the country.

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Tony Eluemunor, speaking during an interview on DDM TV, warned that President Tinubu could face a 2015-style defeat if the insecurity crisis continues unchecked. Drawing parallels with former President Goodluck Jonathan’s downfall, Eluemunor argued that Nigerians will not hesitate to vote out any leader who fails to protect lives and restore national stability. His comments add fresh pressure to Tinubu’s administration as violence, kidnappings, and terror attacks intensify across the country.

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Relief swept through Kebbi State as 24 kidnapped schoolgirls were finally released, ending days of fear and uncertainty. The joyful news gained national attention after Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to President Tinubu on Information and Strategy, posted a video clip of the freed girls on his social media page. The footage shows the students safe and reunited, offering a powerful moment of hope amid Nigeria’s ongoing security challenges.

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A fresh political battle has erupted after Peter Obi, former Labour Party presidential candidate, commented on the alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria and the possibility of a U.S. invasion. His remarks triggered a sharp response from Bayo Onanuga, President Bola Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, who took to Twitter on Tuesday to call Obi out. As terror attacks continue to surge across the country, Obi’s statements have added new tension to an already heated national debate — and Onanuga’s reaction has only intensified the clash.

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In an engaging interview on DDM TV, seasoned Nigerian journalist Tony Eluemunor argued that President Tinubu came into office ill-prepared and is still relying on outdated policies to address Nigeria’s modern challenges. Eluemunor said this problem isn’t new—most leaders of the Fourth Republic have been stuck recycling old ideas instead of creating bold, innovative solutions. He contrasted this with global figures like Henry Kissinger, the former U.S. Secretary of State and National Security Advisor, whom he cited as an example of a leader known for bringing fresh thinking to complex problems. According to Eluemunor, Nigeria desperately needs that kind of forward-looking leadership today.

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Tony Eluemunor, a renowned journalist and media consultant, revealed during an exclusive interview on DDM TV that terrorists have turned abductions into their fastest source of massive funding. According to him, these groups see ransom payments as an easy way to build a financial war chest as they prepare for a possible U.S. military strike. Eluemunor explained that the fear of American intervention has pushed terrorists to intensify kidnappings, using the money to strengthen their networks and defenses. His revelation sheds new light on the rising wave of abductions across Nigeria.

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During a hard-hitting appearance on DDM TV, analyst Engr Terdoo issued a stark warning, declaring that Nigeria’s military has been crippled by deep internal sabotage and can no longer tackle the nation’s insecurity challenges. He argued that only the direct involvement of American soldiers on Nigerian soil can break the cycle of terror and restore stability. Terdoo’s explosive assessment has ignited intense national debate over foreign intervention and the true state of Nigeria’s defense architecture.

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"Motive of Attackers Key to Proving Christian Genocide", Says Analyst Ibrahim Wase

DDM Public Affairs analyst, Ibrahim Umah Wase, has sparked fresh debate after asserting that the true key to validating Christian genocide claims lies in uncovering the attackers’ motive. Speaking during a detailed analysis on DDM TV, Wase emphasized that without understanding the intent behind the violence, any conclusion on genocide remains incomplete and potentially misleading. His remarks have added a new layer of scrutiny to the national conversation on targeted killings.