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According to the court papers, Judy asked the court to compel Obasi to publish a full and unreserved retraction and apology in at least two widely circulated national newspapers and across his social media platforms, issue a restraining order against him and his agents from further publishing defamatory contents about

her, take down all defamatory posts he has made against her, pay her the sum of N100m as cost for presecuting this suit, pay her N500m as aggravated damages over the defamatory posts he has made about her in the past, pay her N500m in examplary damages, pay her N100m

as cost of this action.

The case came up for hearing this morning, and according to a post on social media by Obasi, it has now been adjourned till November 24. He said that through his counsel, he has filed a case challenging the jurisdiction of the court to hear such a matter.

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The approved list covers textbooks for Primary 1, Primary 4, JSS 1 and SSS 1, with each selected book assigned a unique Ranking/QR Tracking Code.

According to the ministry, the code contains key details including the book’s title, author, publisher and year of publication, allowing approved textbooks to be identified and monitored more easily.

The ministry explained that the ranking exercise was conducted under the supervision of Education Minister Maruf Tunji Alausa and Minister of State for Education Suwaiba Said Ahmad, with the final list approved by Alausa.

It noted that introducing the tracking codes extended the time required to complete and verify the list but described the additional process as necessary to improve accountability and transparency in textbook selection, procurement and use.

The ranking exercise will continue in phases, with the second phase covering Primary 2, Primary 5, JSS 2 and SSS 2. The ministry urged publishers, schools, education authorities, procurement agencies and other stakeholders to use the approved list when selecting and purchasing textbooks for the affected classes.

It added that the exercise is aimed at ensuring pupils and teachers have access to quality, curriculum-aligned learning materials while improving transparency in textbook supply. The full list and tracking codes for each approved title are available on the ministry’s designated platform.

She explained that if Harry spends money on a girl, he should also expect some form of consideration from her, using lunch and cash gifts as examples.

In her words, she said: “Harry, please don’t give your money to girls. They will finish your money and leave you. I’m not saying you should not give them, but spend wisely.”

The mother further encouraged him to avoid giving large amounts and instead spend within his means, stressing that having a girlfriend should not mean constantly funding her expenses. She also warned him against falling for emotional requests from girls asking him to buy them food or give them money.

“If you have a girlfriend, spend with sense.

Spend small small. Any girl you are giving money to, the girl should be able to give you something in return,” she added. The mother concluded by pleading with her son to take her advice seriously and avoid being manipulated by affection or requests for money. Her advice has since generated discussion among social media users, with some reacting to her approach to teaching her son about relationships and money.

Watch the video below… She advised her son to not give girls money except the girl is also spending on him, brotherhood is so proud of his mom 😂👏 pic.twitter.com/frGzTWDLiQ — D3VID 🐢 (@DurkioWiz) September 29, 2026

However, Soriano made it clear that the matter is far from over.

Speaking at a board meeting of European Football Clubs in Copenhagen, the City chief told fellow executives that the club strongly disagreed with the commission's findings. He said they would make every effort to overturn them through an appeal and potentially further legal challenges.

"It has taken eight years to get here – and it's going to take a lot more time," Soriano reportedly said (via The Times).

The independent commission is expected to hold a sanctions hearing in the coming weeks, and the Premier League can recommend the punishment it believes should be imposed.

A points deduction is among the possible sanctions, while the commission could also consider a fine, transfer ban or, in the most extreme scenario, expulsion from the Premier League. English football is already debating whether a sufficiently severe points deduction could effectively relegate City.

City are also expected to challenge any punishment and could point to Chelsea's recent case in their defence. The post Man City CEO Ferran Soriano says fight against Premier League could take years appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.