ADC DEMANDS IMMEDIATE RESIGNATION OF INEC CHAIRMAN PROF. JOASH AMUPITAN OVER ALLEGED PARTISAN TWEETS. (PHOTO).

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     The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has called on Professor Joash Ojo Amupitan, Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), to step down immediately, citing fresh allegations of bias towards the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) based on archived social media posts. The opposition party, which has previously criticised Amupitan’s leadership, made the demand on Saturday while reacting to claims that old tweets from an X (formerly Twitter) account linked to him showed pro-APC sentiments, including expressions perceived as supportive of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The controversy intensified after US-based Nigerian scholar Farooq Kperogi published a column highlighting the alleged posts. Kperogi argued that the tweets undermine public confidence in INEC’s neutrality and urged the chairman to resign. He shared excerpts of the column on his X handle, sparking divided reactions on social media over the authenticity and implications of the post...
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PHARMACIST REPORTEDLY DIES AFTER DONATING HIS KIDNEY TO SAVE HIS COUSIN. (PHOTO).

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 Pharmacist Reportedly Dies After Donating His Kidney to Save His Cousin


Family and friends are thrown into mourning after a young man reportedly lost his life while trying to save his cousin through a kidney donation.


According to a post shared by X user @sk_bongomin93, the kind man had volunteered to donate one of his kidneys to his cousin who needed a transplant. Sadly, the surgery did not go as planned, and he passed away during the operation.


“He was voluntarily donating a kidney to his cousin… the operation didn’t go as planned and he lost his life, a person with such a pure heart gone,” the user wrote.


In another emotional post, @sk_bongomin93 described the loss as deeply painful, saying, “We are truly passers by in this world… Rest in Peace my G. I am truly hurt.”

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