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Pastor Chris Okafor’s daughter plans to press charges against him for alleged assault, according to Doris. Pastor Chris Okafor’s daughter plans to press charges against him for alleged assault, according to Doris. Amara, the second daughter of Pastor Chris Okafor, who founded the Grace Nation Bible Ministry, intends to take legal action over alleged assault. This development comes during his ongoing feud with actress Doris Ogala. Doris publicly criticized him last December for breaking his marriage promise to her after they spent eight years in a relationship. She also accused Okafor of having affairs with married members of his church, among other claims. After her release, Doris shared her experience in police detention. She declined an alleged $10,000 settlement from the pastor following their encounter at the police station. On Friday, Doris updated her Instagram page, revealing that Amara is now prepared to charge Okafor for physically assaulting her. Doris shared several videos s...

How to Use AI to Boost Your Website Visibility in 2026 (Complete SEO Guide) Written by: Elvis Onuigbo  15/02/2026 In 2026, artificial intelligence is no longer just a tech trend. It’s a powerful growth tool for website owners, bloggers, businesses, and digital publishers. From ranking on Google to appearing on Google Discover, AI can significantly increase your site visibility when used correctly. If you run a blog, news platform, affiliate site, or business website, this complete guide will show you how to use AI strategically to grow traffic and authority. Why AI Matters for Website Visibility Search engines today prioritize: High-quality, helpful content Fast publishing on trending topics Proper SEO structure User engagement Fresh updates Mobile-friendly pages AI helps you execute all of these faster and more efficiently. But the key is not just using AI. It’s using it smartly. 1. Use AI for Advanced Keyword Research Visibility starts with targeting the right keywords. Instead...

Students of the University of Benin (UNIBEN) have staged a protest at the Ekheuan Campus following a prolonged power outage and water shortage that left hostels in distress for three consecutive days. The protest, which began early Saturday morning, saw hundreds of visibly frustrated students barricade the main entrance of the campus, preventing vehicular movement and academic activities from commencing. Placards bearing inscriptions such as “No Water, No Light, No Peace,” and “We Pay Fees, Give Us Basic Amenities” were raised high as chants echoed through the school gate. Three Days in Darkness and Dry Taps According to multiple students who spoke during the protest, the crisis began earlier in the week when electricity supply to the campus was cut off. The blackout, they said, was immediately followed by a complete disruption of water supply, leaving thousands of students stranded without access to basic sanitation and comfort. “We have not had light or water for three days. The host...

2027 Polls: INEC Fixes 20th February for Presidential and National Assembly Elections, 6th March for Governorship and State Assembly Elections #NigeriaDecides2027 The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Joash Ojo Amupitan, has formally released the Notice of Election and the Timetable and Schedule of Activities for the 2027 General Elections, setting February 20, 2027, as the date for the Presidential and National Assembly polls. Addressing members of the press in Abuja on Friday, the INEC Chairman described the announcement as “a significant milestone in our democratic journey” and a constitutional obligation aimed at consolidating Nigeria’s democracy. According to the Commission: * Presidential & National Assembly Elections – February 20, 2027 * Governorship & State Houses of Assembly Elections – March 6, 2027 The elections will cover the offices of: * President and Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria * Governors and Deputy Go...

INEC Cannot Guarantee Real-Time Election Result Transmission – Chairman Prof. Joash Amupitan Explains The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Joash Amupitan, has stated that the commission cannot guarantee real-time electronic transmission of election results due to its lack of control over Nigeria’s telecommunications infrastructure. Speaking on the challenges surrounding digital result uploads during elections, the INEC Chairman explained that the commission does not operate its own independent communications network and instead depends on existing telecom providers across the country. “We do not even have a network of our own,” Amupitan said. “Assuming we control the network system and are not dictated to by primary and secondary providers, then INEC should be held 100 percent responsible for whatever happens.” His remarks come amid renewed public debate over the reliability of electronic transmission of results and calls for flawless real-time up...