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The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has officially commenced free online membership registration across Nigeria, following the successful kick-off of its nationwide registration and revalidation in Abuja last month. The new digital registration platform, accessible via adcregistration.ng, is designed to enable the party meet the requirements of the new Electoral Act 2026 regarding digital membership registers. Accordingly, only individuals whose membership details are fully captured and verified in the Party’s official digital register (adcregistration.ng) will be eligible to vote or be voted for in the Party’s primaries. Since the launch of the physical and grassroots membership exercise in February, we have recorded strong interest from Nigerians across states and the diaspora. Apart from meeting legal requirements, the introduction of the free online option is designed to remove barriers to entry, simplify enrolment, and ensure that every eligible Nigerian who wishes t...

Clergyman Kingsley Okonkwo has sparked conversation after stating that many men in their forties struggle financially because they refused to get married earlier in life. Speaking during a recent church service, Okonkwo argued that marriage can be a catalyst for financial growth and personal responsibility, particularly for men. According to him, many single men believe they are unmarried because they lack money, but he suggested the reverse may be the case. “If you are a single man above 28-ish, one of the best things you can do for yourself is to marry,” he said. “Many single men think it is because I don’t have money that I am not married. No, it is because you are not married that is why you do not have money.” The pastor claimed that statistically, married men tend to earn more than their single counterparts because they are compelled by responsibility to increase their income. “As a single man, you don’t have to make more money. That your noodles is enough for you. Yo...

By TopTori News  The Nigerian gospel music community has been thrown into mourning following the death of twin gospel singer Taiwo Adegbodu at the age of 46. Taiwo, who performed alongside his twin brother Kehinde Adegbodu, was known for his unique voice and emotive praise songs that resonated with gospel music fans nationwide. The news of his passing first emerged today via media platform OmojesuTV, which shared an emotional post confirming the development. Subsequent reports have verified his death, though the cause has not yet been disclosed. Fans, colleagues, and industry peers have expressed condolences, remembering Taiwo as a committed gospel minister whose music inspired many.

A High Court sitting in Awka, Anambra State, on Friday, presided over by Justice Jude Obiora, sentenced a native doctor, Chidozie Nwangwu, popularly known as “Akwa Okuko Tiwaraki”, to 11 months’ imprisonment for his involvement in ritual practices known as “oke ite” and related offences. Nwangwu was arraigned alongside two other native doctors, Eke Hit and Onye Eze, over allegations bordering on money rituals, “oke ite” and preparation of charms for criminals, among other offences. The trio was arrested in February 2025, about a month after the Anambra State Governor, Chukwuma Soludo, declared a crackdown on native doctors following the signing of the Anambra State Homeland Security Law, which led to the launch of the Agunechemba and Operation Udo-ga-chi security outfits. The state government had argued that the activities of some native doctors were fuelling insecurity in the state, a situation it said had significantly reduced since the introduction of the Agunechemba sec...

The outcome OF the polls was a twin victory for Nyesom Wike, the man who has continued to affect the politics of Nigeria in a mesmerising manner. Wike seems to loom over everything political across the country, even in states where they say he is not popular. These are states where those not in his political camp hold sway. As much as his political foes try to put him down in their states, he still manages to rise to their utter consternation. As Federal Capital Territory (FCT) minister, Wike has mastered the art of his high office and married it with his politics both at home in Rivers and outside in Abuja. Last Saturday, council elections and by-elections were held in FCT and in two constituencies in Rivers. The road to the polls was rough and tough, especially in FCT, where the coalition of old and spent politicians threw everything in and not in the books at him for, as they say, personalising the polls. For them, the Abuja elections were a must win. They must be won to...

My wife and I are elderly people who are over the age of 70. Kindly advise us on how to handle the issue of s3x. Kazeem (by SMS) Aging doesn’t mean the end of intimacy. It’s simply the beginning of a different chapter—one where connection, comfort, and emotional depth take centre stage. Those in their 70s, 80s, and even beyond are finding new ways to enjoy s3xual fulfillment. Whether it’s the warm embrace of a longtime partner, rediscovering touch and desire, or navigating physical limitations with creativity, s3x in later life is more about quality than quantity. It’s about feeling close, being seen, and embracing vulnerability. A warm touch, an emotional connection, or even a romantic dinner could spark desire in a way that raw hormonal drive once did. S3xual response may slow down, but it doesn’t disappear. Erections may take longer or require more stimulation. Vaginal lubrication may decrease. But with communication, couples can adapt and discover new rhythms that work ...