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Why I signed Obasa’s impeachment notice — Desmond Elliot. Elliot said he was outside Nigeria when the impeachment took place and only learnt about the development while in South Africa. “I would like to state categorically that I wasn’t in the country. My wife and I travelled during the period of January 13th of 2025. “We were in recess and then it was an opportunity for us to travel to attend my wife’s younger sister’s wedding,” he said. The lawmaker stated that the impeachment of Obasa caught him unaware and left him confused like many others. “That was the time Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa was impeached.“It came to me as a shock because I was in South Africa then. So, obviously, it took me about two days to come back. I was also as confused as everybody was. “And then I saw that almost everybody had signed. And pretty much we thought it was from the presidency. In all fairness, we thought it was from the presidency. “And, of course, I appended my own signature. I believe I was maybe 30-something person at that point in time because others who had travelled had returned and others who signed.” According to Elliot, the lawmakers later received clarification from President Bola Ahmed Tinubu that the impeachment did not have his approval. “But eventually, Mr President called us and made us understand that it was not from him and asked us to return the speaker. And we did,” he added.

Emotional jubilation as an entire community rejoices after one of their residents finally regained freedom from a k!dnapp3rs’ den. The moment he returned home had everyone celebrating with joy. ❤️🙏

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CROSS RIVER STATE POLICE COMMAND PRESS RELEASE *RE: ALLEGED POLICE HARASSMENT AND EXTORTION BY MEN OF ETUNG DIVISION* The attention of the Cross River State Police Command has been drawn to a video currently circulating on social media by one influencer known as Mc Okrika, alleging harassment and extortion of two individuals, namely Israel Nwafor and Abraham Friday, which occurred at a nipping point close to the Etung Divisional Headquarters on the 13 of May 2026 by the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) and some of his personnel. The Commissioner of Police, Cross River State Command, CP Rashid B. Afegbua, upon being briefed on the allegations, expressed concern over the incident and has caused an inquiry into the matter and any officer found wanting will be sanctioned according to the extant laws regarding disciplinary procedures of the force. The Commissioner of Police has also directed that the said individuals be invited to the Command Headquarters for an interview to enable the Command obtain firsthand information and ensure a thorough, transparent, and impartial investigation into the matter. It is important to state that Etung Local Government Area is a strategic border community adjoining the Republic of Cameroon and, as such, requires heightened and proactive security measures aimed at curbing cross-border crimes, illegal movements, and the activities of armed foreign elements, including Ambazonian separatist groups. The Command considers allegations of harassment, extortion, or any form of unprofessional conduct against members of the Force very seriously and wishes to assure the public that due process will be strictly followed in the handling of the case. The Cross River State Police Command remains committed to professionalism, accountability, respect for human rights, and the protection of lives and property throughout the state. E-signed: ASP Eitokpah Sunday Akata, anipr, mnisma Police Public Relations Officer For: Commissioner of Police Cross River State Command 15th May, 2026

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The Heads of Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria had unanimously agreed that the Minimum Admissible Scores for admissions into Universities should be 150, Colleges of Nursing, 150, and Polytechnics, 100.