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تواصل موجات النزوح نحو طويلة في ظل ظروف إنسانية وصحية سيئة • انتقادات واسعة لأحكام قضائية في مواجهة متطوع بورتسودان • SPORTS PLANET Podcast…EPISODE 139: Tottenham’s Dismal Start To The Season • 2027: Obidient movement questions INEC chairman’s whereabouts • Yobe Police arrest 240 suspects, secure 198 convictions • At least 82 people killed in Sudan gold mine collapse • Sokoto mosque attack: Asada questions committee’s impartiality • Electricity: ‘Nigerians tell me to slow down, freezers are freezing’ — Power minister • Driver Trapped In Multiple-Vehicle Crash On Otedola • Tanzania yazoa tuzo, wanawake waking'ara ujumuishi wa kifedha • Olu Jacobs, actor who gave Nollywood its gravitas • Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation names 2026 Oxford scholarship awardee • Concentrated wealth, distributed risk • Agusto & Co. upgrades Unitrust Insurance to A+ on strong financial strength • We have now opened our beef market to American beef, that’s going to wipe out livestock – Sanusi warns • Football Daily | Madrid endure an awkward night after T-shirt trouble and Elche scare • Nigeria’s renewable energy push gets fresh $5m investment • ‘Educated illiterate’ – Soludo under fire after releasing alleged records of Peter Obi’s debts • EPL title: They lack quality – Ex-Chelsea midfielder Gullit names team that won’t compete • Police arrest three suspected kidnappers, rescue victims in Katsina • تواصل موجات النزوح نحو طويلة في ظل ظروف إنسانية وصحية سيئة • انتقادات واسعة لأحكام قضائية في مواجهة متطوع بورتسودان • SPORTS PLANET Podcast…EPISODE 139: Tottenham’s Dismal Start To The Season • 2027: Obidient movement questions INEC chairman’s whereabouts • Yobe Police arrest 240 suspects, secure 198 convictions • At least 82 people killed in Sudan gold mine collapse • Sokoto mosque attack: Asada questions committee’s impartiality • Electricity: ‘Nigerians tell me to slow down, freezers are freezing’ — Power minister • Driver Trapped In Multiple-Vehicle Crash On Otedola • Tanzania yazoa tuzo, wanawake waking'ara ujumuishi wa kifedha • Olu Jacobs, actor who gave Nollywood its gravitas • Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation names 2026 Oxford scholarship awardee • Concentrated wealth, distributed risk • Agusto & Co. upgrades Unitrust Insurance to A+ on strong financial strength • We have now opened our beef market to American beef, that’s going to wipe out livestock – Sanusi warns • Football Daily | Madrid endure an awkward night after T-shirt trouble and Elche scare • Nigeria’s renewable energy push gets fresh $5m investment • ‘Educated illiterate’ – Soludo under fire after releasing alleged records of Peter Obi’s debts • EPL title: They lack quality – Ex-Chelsea midfielder Gullit names team that won’t compete • Police arrest three suspected kidnappers, rescue victims in Katsina

September 16, 2026|15:37

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Why I stepped back from criticising government — Mr Macaroni

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

Nigerian actor and social commentator Adebowale Adedayo, popularly known as Mr Macaroni, has explained why he has scaled back his public criticism of government, citing fatigue from repeating the same messages, backlash from citizens, and threats he faced. Mr Macaroni was reacting to a video posted by Wazobia FM on Tuesday, where he spoke about Read More: https://punchng.com/why-i-stepped-back-from-criticising-government-mr-macaroni/

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