VIDEO: Protest Erupts as Soludo Shuts Main Market Over Sit-at-Home Order

By Precious Nwabuisi

January 27, 2026

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Ongoing protest at Onitsha main market, Anambra state as traders react to Governor Charles Soludo’s market shutdown.

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Wike mocked Atiku as an “apostle of anti-corruption” and recalled former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s past criticism of Atiku, including his reported statement that appointing Atiku as Vice President was one of his major regrets.

The remarks have sparked another heated political exchange ahead of the 2027 elections.

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Ex-Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike has launched a fresh attack on former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, questioning Atiku’s credibility after he reportedly urged Nigerians to accept money from opposition parties but reject funds from the party in power, which he described as stolen money.

Wike mocked Atiku as an “apostle of anti-corruption” and recalled former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s past criticism of Atiku, including his reported statement that appointing Atiku as Vice President was one of his major regrets.

The remarks have sparked another heated political exchange ahead of the 2027 elections.

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President Donald Trump was speaking in Grand Island while campaigning for Republican candidates ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.

He talked about the high price of petrol/gas, blaming it partly on the ongoing conflict involving Iran. Trump said the war was close to ending and argued that stopping Iran from getting nuclear weapons was extremely important.

However, Trump then made a controversial statement. He suggested that even if Iran were able to destroy an American city such as Los Angeles or San Diego, that would be a “small price to pay” to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. The audience reportedly applauded the remark.

That statement caused strong criticism:

California Governor Gavin Newsom called Trump's comments “deranged and dangerous.”
San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria pushed back, saying San Diego should not be treated as expendable or “collateral damage.”
Trump's critics said his language was reckless and inflammatory, especially because it appeared to suggest that the destruction of American cities could be an acceptable cost of war.

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The protesters are calling on the Federal Government to urgently address their pension concerns and improve the welfare of retired police officers.

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