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They were later arraigned before a Chief Magistrate Court and pleaded not guilty to charges including criminal conspiracy, inciting disturbance, disturbance of public peace and thuggery. Reacting to the development through Phrank Shaibu, director of strategic communication of the ADC presidential campaign council, Atiku questioned how expressing a political opinion through clothing could become an offence.

“‘Tinubu Must Go’ is a demand for political change. It is not a weapon, a threat or a crime.” He urged the authorities to disclose the whereabouts of the five Nigerians and grant them access to their families and lawyers. Atiku also recalled President Bola Tinubu’s opposition to the fuel pricing policies of former President Goodluck Jonathan, contrasting Tinubu’s position at the time with the economic difficulties Nigerians currently face.

“Tinubu opposed Jonathan’s fuel policy in the streets. Nigerians are living with the consequences of Tinubu’s fuel policy in their homes,” he stated. The court has reportedly fixed October 6 for a ruling on the defendants’ bail application, while the substantive case is scheduled for October 26.

JAMB urged candidates with pending offers to log into their CAPS accounts and indicate whether they wished to accept or reject the admissions. The board said, “JAMB has extended the deadline for affected candidates to 30 November 2026 to accept or reject their outstanding admission offers on CAPS.” The board warned that candidates who failed to act before the deadline would lose the status of their outstanding offers on JAMB’s records.

“After 30 November, outstanding offers that have neither been accepted nor rejected will revert to ‘Not Admitted’ on JAMB’s records,” it said. JAMB also cautioned candidates against waiting until the last minute, urging them to check their CAPS accounts and take the necessary action.

According to Gbemso, she later gained popularity and decided to leave her oil and gas job while exploring opportunities connected to her existing contacts. “I quit my three years old oil and gas job due to my newfound popularity, I left it. Prior to my 9-5 job, I was doing event planning and artist management, then I had my kid with my baby daddy, and when that happened I couldn’t continue with it.

So what I just did is, since I have my contacts, and my baby is an MC, I started building my business around MC Fish and it’s going well,” she explained. Gbemo’s revelation comes amid the ongoing social media dispute between MC Fish and his estranged wife, actress Anita Joseph.

MC Fish made several allegations against Anita, including claiming that her use of waist trainers contributed to the loss of their child.

He also claimed to have screenshots and recorded conversations concerning her alleged dealings with an unnamed man of God. The latest allegations have added another layer to the public fallout between the estranged couple. Watch the video below… View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ije-Luv (@ijeomadaisy)