Today's News Roundup: Politics and Entertainment in Nigeria

Welcome to today's news roundup, where we bring you the latest and most impactful stories from Nigeria's political and entertainment scenes. From presidential meetings to celebrity controversies, we've got it all covered!

Politics:

President Bola Tinubu recently hosted the Awujale of Ijebuland in Lagos, marking a significant cultural event. Meanwhile, Cubana Chief Priest has denied any relationship with the man whom Burna Boy gifted $30,000. In another development, Burna Boy has fulfilled his promise by gifting $30,000 to Cubana Chief Priest's alleged 'brother¹. The ongoing debate between Ghanaians and Nigerians about the realities of living abroad continues to spark conversations. Governor Gboyega Aiyedatiwa has declared a three-day mourning period in honor of the late Secretary to the State Government (SSG). As teachers and pupils prepare for Monday’s school resumption in Lagos, Delta, and other states, marketers are eyeing the loading of petrol at the Warri refinery in February. Ex-diplomats have praised the government for countering travel advisories from Australia. The opposition has criticized President Tinubu’s N14.3 billion budget for 20 MDAs’ computers.

While the political landscape is buzzing with these developments, the entertainment world is not far behind with its own share of drama and excitement.

Entertainment:

In the entertainment sector, Cubana Chief Priest has finally reacted after Burna Boy offered to help his alleged baby mama, sparking a wave of reactions. The public feud between Wizkid and Davido continues to capture headlines, adding fuel to the intense rivalry within the music industry. Emotional moments were witnessed as an unexpected return of a daughter nearly caused her father to faint. The Nigerian airline flying to Kano faced backlash after abandoning a corpse in Lagos airport. The N500 per litre fuel price prediction for 2025 has been making rounds, raising hopes for economic relief. The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) is set to sanction more airlines over consumer complaints, ensuring passenger safety and satisfaction.

School Resumption Update:

As the new term begins, students across Nigeria are back to school. 

The Federal Ministry of Education has announced that all primary and secondary schools will resume on Monday, January 6, 2025, for the 2024/2025 academic session while Unity schools resumes on the January 12 due to the renovation of Unity schools nationwide. 

Parents and guardians are advised to ensure their wards are ready for the new term.

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