Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has officially waded into the swirling sea of rumors surrounding his political future, firmly debunking a viral claim that he was offered a staggering N500 billion to join the 2027 presidential race. The allegation, which suggested he was being courted to act as a spoiler against Peter Obi—the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress—was widely circulated on social media over the weekend. In a forceful rebuttal delivered through his Special Adviser on Media, Ikechukwu Eze, Jonathan categorized the report as entirely fictitious and malicious. He expressed deep concern that such fabricated stories are being…

The Canadian political landscape currently finds itself in a state of profound transition and mounting skepticism, marked by an unsettling trend of government overreach. Perhaps the most alarming development is the Industry Department’s recent exploration of legal avenues to silence social media users who share what the state deems “false and misleading information.” This Orwellian shift represents a stark departure from the federal government’s rhetoric just four years ago, when they championed the idea that human rights online should mirror those enjoyed offline. By moving toward active intervention and potential prosecution of citizens for their online discourse, the government is…