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Summary of Today's News on The Sun Nigeria, Sunday, March 23, 2025

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Politics

  • Calls for Reversal of State of Emergency in Rivers State: Adolphus Wabara has called for the reversal of the state of emergency declared in Rivers State, emphasizing the need for constitutional adherence and dialogue to resolve the political crisis. 

  • 2027 Elections: Growing Opposition Against Tinubu and APC: As the 2027 general elections approach, opposition parties are reportedly forming alliances to challenge President Bola Tinubu and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), indicating a potentially heated political landscape. 

  • Recall Efforts Against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan: Constituents have initiated recall proceedings against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, citing dissatisfaction with her performance. The senator has sought legal intervention, leading to mixed reactions among her constituents. 

  • Resolution of PDP National Secretary Dispute: The Enugu State chapter of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) has praised the amicable resolution of the dispute concerning the position of National Secretary, viewing it as a step towards unity and strength within the party. 

  • Dan Orbih's Stance on Relationship with Nyesom Wike: Dan Orbih has stated that the PDP cannot dictate his personal associations, particularly his friendship with Nyesom Wike, highlighting internal party dynamics and individual autonomy. 

  • SDP's Position on Political Mergers: Adewole Adebayo, leader of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), has clarified that the party has no intentions of merging with the APC or any other party ahead of the 2027 elections, emphasizing their commitment to presenting a distinct political alternative. 

Business and Economy

  • CITN Advocates for AI in Tax Administration: The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) is promoting the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to address revenue leakages in the country's tax system, aiming to enhance efficiency and transparency. 

  • HEDA's Environmental Advocacy: The Human and Environmental Development Agenda (HEDA) has called on Shell to clean up oil pollution in the Niger Delta before exiting operations, underscoring the importance of corporate responsibility and environmental sustainability. 

  • Stanbic IBTC's CSR Initiatives: Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers has extended its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts to Cross River State, focusing on community development and support programs aimed at improving local livelihoods. 

  • Destruction of Illicit Drugs in Lagos: The Federal Government has destroyed 200 containers of expired and illicit drugs in Lagos, reaffirming its commitment to combating drug abuse and ensuring public health safety. 

National Affairs

  • FAAN's Warning Ahead of Sallah Celebrations: The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has issued a warning to passengers, stating that unruly behavior will not be tolerated during the Sallah festivities, aiming to maintain order and safety at airports. 

  • Nigeria-Ghana Collaboration in Science and Technology: Nigeria and Ghana have agreed to collaborate in leveraging science and technology for development, aiming to boost innovation and economic growth in both countries. 

  • Federal and Benue State Government Partnership on Livestock Transformation: The Federal Government and Benue State are partnering to transform the livestock sector, focusing on modernizing practices and improving productivity, which could enhance food security and economic development. 

Entertainment

  • Jide Kosoko on Industry Challenges: Veteran actor Jide Kosoko has addressed the issue of some actresses engaging in unethical practices to gain fame in Nollywood, shedding light on challenges within the industry and calling for professionalism. 

  • Mr. Macaroni's Appeal to the Public: Comedian Mr. Macaroni has urged Nigerians not to manipulate celebrities, advocating for respect and understanding of the pressures public figures face, and promoting a healthier relationship between celebrities and the public. 

  • Chantel Igwe's Views on Marriage: Actress Chantel Igwe has expressed her stance against being a second wife, sharing her personal views on marriage and relationships, reflecting societal discussions on marital norms. 

  • Fashion Trends: Wide Leg Pants: The fashion segment highlights the trend of wide-leg pants, offering readers insights into styling and comfort, and showcasing the evolution of fashion preferences. 

  • Mimi Whyte-Femi on Brand Visibility: Entrepreneur Mimi Whyte-Femi discusses how being a public figure has increased her brand's visibility, providing insights into personal branding and business growth strategies. 

  • CHIDONGPM's Musical Innovations: Musician CHIDONGPM is set to revolutionize the music scene with his new single, aiming to bring fresh sounds and perspectives to the industry, and engaging audiences with innovative music. 

Sports

  • Bala Wunti Ramadan Cup in Bauchi: The Bala Wunti Ramadan Cup has commenced in Bauchi, promoting sportsmanship and community engagement during the Ramadan period, and fostering unity through football. 

  • Super Eagles' World Cup Qualifiers: William Troost-Ekong has hailed Nigeria's crucial victory over Rwanda in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers and issued a warning to Zimbabwe, reflecting the





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