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- 1Brekete Family programme episode for 26 September 2026 draws attention●BREKETE FAMILY PROGRAM 26TH SEPTEMBER, 2026
Nigeria's Brekete Family, the Abuja-based human rights radio and television programme hosted by Ordinary Ahmed Isah, has an edition dated 26 September 2026 circulating widely. The show, known for helping ordinary Nigerians seek redress against injustice, police harassment and unpaid entitlements, continues to attract a large following, with viewers engaging heavily with this latest episode.
- 2Brekete Family's Ordinary President Clashes With FCT Official Over Demolition Notice▼72 HOURS OR YEARS AGO? Ordinary President Demands Demolition Notice From FCT Official
The Ordinary President of Abuja-based radio programme Brekete Family publicly confronted a Federal Capital Territory official, demanding to know whether residents were given a demolition notice 72 hours before demolition or years in advance. The exchange has drawn tens of thousands of engagements, with viewers debating the rights of residents facing demolitions in Abuja and the accountability of FCT authorities.
- 3Nigerian bishop warns digital distractions threaten prayer and silence▼Digital distractions could erode silence needed for prayer, Nigerian Catholic bishop warns At the seventh annual general
Bishop Anselm Umoren told the seventh annual general assembly of the Archdiocese of Abuja that constant digital distractions could erode the silence Christians need for prayer. He challenged believers to reflect on how they can preserve their faith amid rapid technological change, urging deliberate protection of quiet time for spiritual life.
- 4Kubwa Gas Explosion Damages Shops, Firefighters Avert Larger Blast●Kubwa Gas Explosion Damages Shops as Firefighters Prevent Wider Blast
A gas explosion in Kubwa, a densely populated satellite town of Abuja, Nigeria, damaged several shops, with firefighters credited with preventing the fire from triggering a much wider blast. No casualty details have been confirmed. Residents are voicing renewed concern over the safe storage and sale of gas in busy commercial and residential areas.