NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY DEBUNKS CLAIM EMIR OF KANO SANUSI ATTENDED LECTURE TO CLEAR CARRY-OVER. (PHOTO).

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 Northwest University Debunks Claim Emir of Kano Sanusi Attended Lecture To Clear Carry-Over Northwest University, Kano, has dismissed a viral claim that the Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, attended a lecture at the institution to clear an alleged academic carry-over. The university described the claim as false, baseless and misleading in a disclaimer dated August 10, 2026, issued by its Public Relations Officer, Abubakar Ibrahim, and published on its Facebook page. The institution said it had observed the circulation of a video showing Sanusi after attending a public lecture organised by the International Humanitarian Law Society at the university. According to the university, some social media users subsequently attached captions to the video claiming that the Emir had a carry-over and visited the institution to resolve the alleged academic deficiency. The university, however, categorically denied the claim and urged members of the public to disregard the video and accompanyin...
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TRUMP ADMINISTRATION REMOVES TAYLOR SWIFT SONGS FROM WHITE HOUSE SOCIAL MEDIA VIDEOS AFTER USING HER MUSIC. (PHOTO).

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 Trump administration removes Taylor Swift songs from White House social media videos after using her music

   

Taylor Swift's music has been removed from several social media videos posted by the Trump administration after her songs were previously used without her publicly endorsing the content.

In recent days, songs by the pop star that appeared in videos on Team Trump's TikTok accounts have disappeared or been replaced. One video that featured Swift's song "August" now uses a country song instead, although the original caption remains and references Swift's music.

Another post from November 2025 that included lyrics from Swift's "Father Figure" now displays a message saying the sound is unavailable. A separate post that parodied the cover of Swift's album "Red" also no longer includes music.

Swift has not publicly addressed the removal of her songs, and her representatives have not commented on the videos. Her fans, however, quickly noticed the changes and reacted online.

Swift is not the only major artist to object to having music associated with the Trump administration. Katy Perry, Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo have also publicly expressed opposition to the use of their music in connection with Trump or his political movement.

Swift endorsed Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris in September 2024. She said at the time that she was prompted in part by Trump's sharing of AI-generated images falsely suggesting she had endorsed him.

Trump responded by saying he preferred Brittany Mahomes, the wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, to Swift.

Trump had previously said he was not a Swift fan, although he praised the singer in 2012, calling her "terrific."


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