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Nigerian Embassy In Mexico Closed As Six Members Of Staff Test Positive For COVID

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Sequel to an outbreak of COVID-19 at the embassy, the Nigerian embassy in Mexico has been shut.

In a statement on Monday, Abimbola Tooki, special adviser on media to Adejare Bello, Nigerian ambassador to Mexico, said six staff of the embassy tested positive for COVID-19.

According to the statement, the ambassador, while announcing the closure, said it will last for seven days beginning on August 8.

He said the affected members of staff are undergoing treatment and that the situation is under control.

“The closure of the missions to forestall further spread of the virus. A total of 6.82 million cases with 328,000 deaths have so far been recorded in Mexico since the outbreak of the virus,” the statement reads.

“Bello disclosed that appropriate quarters like the ministry of foreign affairs, Abuja, and that of Mexico have been duly notified of this development.

“The temporary closure, according to the ambassador, will allow the Embassy to be fumigated and all other precautions put in place while the closure lasts.

“Bello also disclosed that all home-based officers and the local staff of the mission have been directed to work from home pending further directives.

“Mexico has administered at least 209 million doses of COVID vaccines so far. Assuming every person needs two doses, that’s enough to have vaccinated about 82.2% of the country’s population. The temporary closure will allow the Embassy to be fumigated among other precautionary measures.

“On April 10, 2021, Mexico reported a large number of confirmed new deaths after consolidating data from last year to include deaths that were not confirmed at the time. Two-thirds of the 2,192 deaths reported on date had occurred in 2020 and at the time were not marked down as COVID-19 fatalities.”

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BREAKING: Chimamanda Adichie Loses 21-Month-Old Son

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Renowned author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and her husband, Dr Ivara Esege, have lost one of their twin sons, Nkanu Nnamdi.

According to a statement issued on Thursday by Omawumi Ogbe, on behalf of the family, the 21-month-old baby passed away on Wednesday, January 7, 2026, after a brief illness.

The statement said the family is devastated by the loss and requested that their privacy be respected during this difficult time.

The statement reads, “We’re deeply saddened to confirm the passing of one of Ms Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Dr Ivara Esege’s twin boys, Nkanu Nnamdi, who passed on Wednesday, 7th of January 2026, after a brief illness. He was 21 months old.

“The family is devastated by this profound loss, and we request that their privacy be respected during this incredibly difficult time.

“We ask for your grace and prayers as they mourn in private.

“No further statements will be made, and we thank the public and the media for respecting their need for seclusion during this period of immense grief.”

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BREAKING: Rivers Assembly Begins Impeachment Proceedings Against Fubara

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January 8, 2026

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The Rivers State House of Assembly has begun impeachment proceedings against Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his deputy, Ngozi Oduh.

During plenary presided over by the Speaker of the state House of Assembly, Martins Amaewhule, according to a live broadcast on Channels Television on Thursday, the Majority Leader, Major Jack, read out the notice of allegations and gross misconduct against Fubara.

Twenty-six members of the Rivers State House of Assembly signed the notice, which they alleged was against the Nigerian Constitution.

Amaewhule said the notice will be served to Fubara in the next seven days.

The Deputy Majority Leader of the House, Linda Stewart, also read out the notice of allegations and gross misconduct against Oduh.

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From Harvard With Love: Why Ijebuland Is Blessed With A Strong Choice

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January 8, 2026

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Education has long been one of the defining strengths of the Awùjalẹ̀ institution in Ijebuland. The immediate past Awùjalẹ̀, Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona, was widely respected not only for the length of his reign but also for his intellectual depth, discipline, and exposure.

His solid formal education and broad worldview shaped a reign marked by courage, clarity, and principled leadership. Under him, Ijebuland benefited from a ruler who could engage confidently with governments, institutions, and global audiences while remaining firmly rooted in tradition. It is therefore unsurprising that education remains a central consideration as conversations continue about the next Awùjalẹ̀.

Within this context, Omoọba Abímbọ́lá Onabanjo’s educational background has drawn considerable attention. He holds a Bachelor of Science Honours degree in Banking and Finance from Lagos State University, a discipline that provided him with strong foundations in economics, financial systems, and organizational discipline.

Beyond this, he pursued advanced executive education at some of the world’s most respected institutions, including Harvard Business School, the Wharton School, and Columbia Business School, where he refined his understanding of leadership, international strategy, corporate governance, and global capital markets. This level of exposure places him firmly within the long-standing tradition of educated Ijebu leadership.

Since discussions about the possible choice of Omoọba Abímbọ́lá Onabanjo began, many people have asked further questions about his pedigree and readiness. His people and those who know him well, including Mr. Rabiu Oliyide and Mrs. Olowolayemo Kowoti, consistently affirm that he is well qualified, not only on paper, but in conduct and character.

Omoọba Abímbọ́lá Onabanjo is deeply rooted in Ijebu royal heritage. His lineage carries a clear understanding that the Awùjalẹ̀ stool is not ornamental but sacred, an institution built on discipline, restraint, and lifelong service to the people. Those close to him often speak of his respect for tradition and his belief that kingship demands humility and moral authority. At a time when traditional institutions must consciously preserve their relevance, many see in him someone who understands both the weight of history and the responsibility of the future.

Age and maturity have also featured prominently in discussions. While leadership is not defined by age alone, Omoọba Abímbọ́lá Onabanjo is widely regarded as being at a stage of life marked by emotional balance, perspective, and readiness for responsibility. He represents a generation able to listen to elders while also understanding the realities of younger Ijebu sons and daughters, many of whom live and work beyond Nigeria’s borders. This balance is increasingly important for a kingdom whose influence now extends far beyond its geographical boundaries.

Beyond heritage and education, his record of leadership is already well established. As Chairman and Founder of Kleensteps Holdings, he oversees a diversified group operating across luxury services, security solutions, and strategic infrastructure development. His leadership philosophy emphasizes disciplined growth, strong governance, and sustainability, principles that align closely with the demands of traditional authority in a modern world.

Perhaps most compelling to many people in Ijebuland is his long history of quiet service. Long before his name was ever associated with the Awùjalẹ̀ stool, he had supported students struggling to remain in school, assisted widows and elderly people facing hardship, and contributed to community and youth initiatives. These acts were carried out without publicity or political ambition, reflecting a genuine commitment to the welfare of others.

Support for Omoọba Abímbọ́lá Onabanjo has not been driven by noise or lobbying. It has grown organically through shared experiences and long observation of his conduct. In him, many see a blend of sound education, echoing the intellectual tradition of past Awùjalẹ̀s, strong heritage, maturity, and compassion.

At this important moment in Ijebu history, it is understandable why so many believe Ijebuland is blessed to have such a thoughtful and well-prepared choice before it.