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The Dr. Chinenye Uchendu Global Foundation (DCUGF) has launched the first phase of its non-refundable empowerment scheme, distributing grants directly via Zenith Bank credit alerts to 37 selected beneficiaries in Ezun'Erim Autonomous Community, Nsirimo.   Spearheaded   by US-based Emergency/ICU Physician and philanthropist Dr. Chinenye Uchendu, the initiative aims to reduce community poverty by at least 80% by 2030, prioritizing youth, skills, trades, and local businesses.   Overseen by an Implementation Committee led by Engr. Stanley Ngwaba, the selection process emphasized transparency and structured due process.     The Foundation recognized its committee members for their efforts and confirmed that details regarding future phases will be released in upcoming communications.   The Foundation deeply appreciates the invaluable contributions and dedication of all Committee members:   1. Mr. Theophilus Chibueze Nwaigwe - Treasurer  2. Oparaocha J....

Organized labour in Delta State has directed workers to return to work on Monday at 8:00 a.m. following Governor Sheriff Oborevwori intervention and the setup of an Administrative Panel of Inquiry into the death of Mr. Adeda Ekwevugbe, Deputy Director in the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education. NLC Chairman Comrade Goodluck Ofobruku and TUC Chairman Comrade Willson Asekutu confirmed that police have made arrests and criminal investigations are ongoing. Ofobruku thanked workers for their solidarity, assured full union support for the deceased family, and pledged to work with the panel to ensure justice. He urged workers to stay calm, diligent, and committed to their duties.

The legal saga surrounding iconic Nigerian music duo P-Square took another dramatic turn in court as Peter Okoye took the stand to clarify the distribution of $800,000 in musical royalties. Testifying virtually before Justice Alexander Owoeye at the Federal High Court in Lagos, Peter addressed cross-examination questions regarding financial records, backend royalties, and the overall structure of the group.   Peter Okoye confirmed receiving about $800,000 from SACEM for P-Square’s music, stating his elder brother, Jude Okoye, received no share and was not informed because "the money was for the artistes."   Peter testified that Jude directed music videos but was not a member of P-Square, emphasizing that writing, composing, and producing belonged strictly to him and his twin brother, Paul.   The testimony took place during the trial of Jude Okoye and Northside Music Limited over an alleged ₦1.3 billion and $1 million fraud.   Defense counsel questioned Peter o...

In a stunning turn of events that demonstrates fair play and unwavering commitment to unearthing the truth, the Benin Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has granted bail to Miss Nancy Olibe! According to our source, what started as a malicious petition filed by her disgruntled ex-boyfriend, "Trevon Packard an alleged Black American claiming a 3,000,000.00 romance fraud, has quickly unraveled into a terrifying tale of revenge, cyberstalking, and ruthless extortion. The narrative took a dramatic shift when Nancy presented undeniable evidence to the Commission exposing how Packard systematically targeted her. While they dated, Packard secretly screen-recorded their intimate video sessions. When the relationship ended, he weaponized those recordings leaking her nudes across social media and local blogs. Despite already extorting her of   1,250,000.00 , her power generator, double-door fridge, and expensive human hair wigs through local accomplice...

  Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, running as the APM presidential candidate, has sued Abia State Governor Alex Otti over a mandatory ₦200 million campaign billboard fee. In suit HC/214/2026, the plaintiffs argue the levy violates the 1999 Constitution and Electoral Act by forcing candidates to breach statutory spending limits if replicated nationwide.    While states can regulate local signage, using exorbitant fees as a barrier undermines equal political access and statutory spending caps, favoring incumbents over opposition candidates.  Courts usually prioritize constitutional assembly rights over local advertising levies when they suppress political competition. We strongly advise the Governor of the state to make right decisions as we all are watching. 

👀👀👨👀   The legal profession depends on trust, but court records reviewed by Peoples Gazette  reveal that 17 Nigerian-born or -licensed attorneys have been disbarred or sanctioned across various US jurisdictions over several years. Their offenses include stealing client funds, filing fraudulent documents, and practicing law under suspension. 👀 The Complete List of 17 Disbarred Lawyers 1. Owolabi Salis (New York) – Indicted in 2023 and disbarred by the New York State Supreme Court after multiple clients accused him of operating fraudulent schemes that defrauded them of tens of thousands of dollars.    2. Alexander Osondu Akpodiete (Florida) – Disbarred by the Florida Supreme Court following allegations including contempt of court, unauthorized credit card withdrawals from a client, and failing to update clients.    3. Taiwo A. Agbaje (Maryland / Federal Immigration) – Disbarred by the Board of Immigration Appeals after initial disbarment in Maryland invo...