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By RYNI Media |Omotayo Stephen .O

June 23, 2025

A chilling wave of insecurity swept through Kogi State over the weekend as two brazen abductions shattered the fragile calm in Yagba West and Yagba East Local Government Areas. The incidents—occurring just hours apart—have left residents rattled and authorities scrambling for answers.

On Sunday evening, June 22, around dusk, three persons were kidnapped along the Titcombe College–Oke-Ere Road in Egbe, a semi-urban community in Yagba West LGA. According to eyewitness accounts, armed men invaded the home of a local woman, Mrs. Ojo, and abducted her son along with two of her tenants in a swift and coordinated strike.“We were inside when we heard gunshots and people screaming,” a resident recounted under anonymity.

“The attackers didn’t just take—they terrorized the area. Now, no one sleeps with both eyes closed.”Earlier that day, a Chinese expatriate traveling through Yagba East LGA met a similar fate when gunmen intercepted his vehicle along the Odo-Aofin–Ido road axis around 1:22 p.m., dragging him into the nearby bush.

According to Sahara Reporters, despite the swift deployment of a police response team and a tactical sweep of the area, the assailants managed to escape with the abducted foreign national, vanishing into the dense forest before reinforcements could close in.While no group has claimed responsibility, the timing and precision of both attacks have raised alarms of a possibly organized network targeting vulnerable areas across the Yagba axis. Authorities are yet to release an official statement, but the silence from government quarters is only deepening the sense of unease.

In both local governments, fear has become a palpable presence. Traditional leaders and local vigilantes are calling on residents to restrict movement after sundown and to report suspicious activity to the nearest security outfit. “We are no longer safe in our own homes,” lamented a youth advocate from Yagba East. “We need visible security, not empty reassurances.”The incidents further underline Nigeria’s rising wave of rural insecurity, with Kogi State increasingly caught in the crosshairs of criminal gangs exploiting soft targets.

The targeting of both locals and foreign nationals poses new economic and diplomatic risks.As night falls again over the Yagba region, tension simmers—and the demand for urgent, strategic security intervention grows louder. For the affected families, the wait for rescue is not just agonizing—it’s a test of faith in a system that can no longer afford to fail.

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June 23, 2025

In a surprising twist to Nigeria’s growing fitness culture, gyms are increasingly becoming more than just arenas for lifting weights or burning calories. Across cities like Lagos. Abuja, Port Harcourt , Enugu and Ibadan fitness centres are fast turning into social melting pots — and for many, unlikely starting points for romantic connections.

What used to be purely functional spaces for personal transformation are now buzzing with something extra: chemistry. And not just the kind found in pre-workout powders. Gym users across the country are noticing that shared routines, familiar faces, and light post-class chats are opening the door to deeper connections — and in some cases, love.

“I joined the gym to lose weight, but now I find myself looking forward to conversations with someone I always see during spin class,” said a gym-goer in Port Harcourt. Another fitness enthusiast in Lagos noted, “It’s not like a bar where everything feels forced. The vibe is natural. You’re both there for yourself, and sometimes, something just clicks.”

A 2023 global survey by Fitness Trends found that 38% of gym users worldwide attend partly for social reasons, while 22% report having met a romantic partner at the gym. While no comprehensive national data exists for Nigeria, several trainers in different states confirm a rising trend of flirtatious interactions and friendships blossoming into relationships.

The factors are clear. Gyms provide a setting where like-minded individuals — who value health, discipline, and self-care — converge regularly. Add in the mood-lifting effects of exercise, the repetition of routine, and the casual comfort of gym attire, and you’ve got an ideal recipe for organic social connection.

Group classes like yoga, boxing, and aerobics are especially popular for sparking interaction. “I’ve seen people come in as strangers and end up chatting for 20 minutes after class,” a fitness instructor in Abuja shared. “Some even start training together or signing up for partner challenges.”

The younger generation, in particular, is leading the charge. For many Gen Z and millennial Nigerians, the gym has replaced more traditional venues for meeting people. With online dating often seen as too artificial and nightlife losing its appeal, gyms offer something different—shared values and authenticity.

Yet, not everyone is sold on the trend. A long-time gym member in Kano shared concerns: “The energy is changing. Sometimes people forget they’re here to train, not flirt. It’s distracting when folks are more focused on mingling than their reps.”

Despite the mixed reactions, gym owners are beginning to lean into the shift. Some are offering wellness mixers, themed workout events, and community fitness challenges to encourage both fitness and friendship—without compromising the gym’s core values.

As Nigerian gyms straddle the line between fitness and social fulfillment, one thing is certain: they’re no longer just places for building bodies — they’re also quietly building bonds and a refreshing alternative to dating apps . In today’s Nigeria, love may be just a workout away.

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By RYNI Media | Omotayo Stephen O.
June 23, 2025

KATSINA, NIGERIA — In a striking expression of international solidarity, scores of youths took to the streets of Katsina on Sunday, waving Iranian flags and chanting anti-Israel slogans in a rare public protest that signals rising global awareness and sentiment over the escalating Iran-Israel conflict.

Captured in a widely circulated video on X (formerly Twitter) by popular user Oyindamola (@dammiedammie35), the demonstrators — largely young men — carried banners and placards bearing bold inscriptions in support of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The rally, peaceful and coordinated, unfolded in broad daylight in the heart of Northern Nigeria, drawing both local attention and online discourse.

This spontaneous show of solidarity comes in the wake of rising geopolitical tensions between Tehran and Tel Aviv, following a historic missile and drone strike launched by Iran against Israeli territory in April 2025. That attack — described as a retaliatory response to Israel’s bombing of Iran’s consulate in Damascus — marked the first direct military engagement between the two long-time adversaries.

The Israeli strike, which claimed the lives of several senior members of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), prompted a barrage of Iranian missiles targeting strategic Israeli infrastructure. In response, Israel retaliated with targeted strikes on Iranian military installations within the country, triggering global alarm over a potential regional war involving world powers.

While diplomatic efforts have since tempered the direct exchanges, both nations remain entrenched in a cold standoff defined by cyber warfare, intelligence operations, and strategic military positioning. The broader international community, including the United States, the Gulf States, and NATO allies, continue to monitor the situation with concern.

In Nigeria — a multi-religious nation with deep Islamic roots, particularly in the North — the Katsina protest reflects the extent to which international developments reverberate at the grassroots level. Although Nigeria has maintained a neutral diplomatic stance, consistently advocating for peace and dialogue, Sunday’s demonstration underscores how foreign conflicts can stir local sentiments.

At the time of reporting, no violence or arrests were recorded, and Katsina State authorities have yet to release an official statement regarding the rally. It remains unclear whether the protest was organized by a specific movement or was a spontaneous outpouring of youth sentiment.

Nevertheless, the protest may trigger renewed discourse around Nigeria’s role in global peace efforts and its foreign policy direction amid rising Middle East tensions.

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Omotayo Oluwaseun

22nd June 2025

The Middle East stands on the precipice of all-out war as Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued a chilling declaration: every American—civilian or military—within the region is now a “legitimate target.” This provocative statement follows a series of high-precision U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, sparking a volatile escalation in the ongoing conflict.

The declaration , according Jerusalem Post, came shortly after U.S. President Donald J. Trump confirmed that U.S. forces, in coordination with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), had launched coordinated strikes on Iran’s Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear sites—facilities long monitored by Western intelligence for uranium enrichment activities.

In a post published on the IRGC’s official social media channels, the elite paramilitary force declared, “Now the war has begun for us,” a chilling indication that Tehran has abandoned strategic restraint in favour of overt hostility. Iranian state television echoed this sentiment, warning that any American presence within the region—military personnel, diplomats, contractors, or civilians—could now be subject to reprisal.

Initially, Iranian officials downplayed the impact of the strikes, suggesting minimal damage. However, this narrative quickly unraveled. State-run media confirmed mass evacuations at the nuclear sites, while an advisor to the Iranian Parliament told Tasnim News Agency that although Fordow had been partially evacuated in anticipation, it sustained direct hits.

Despite Iran’s attempts to minimize the damage, satellite imagery obtained by Western intelligence revealed plumes of smoke and substantial destruction at both Fordow and Isfahan. Structural integrity of key underground bunkers appeared compromised, according to defense analysts reviewing the data.

President Trump responded with characteristic defiance, praising the operation as a “spectacular military success.” “Iran’s nuclear enrichment program,” he said, “has been dismantled in one night.” He warned Iran’s leadership that any further aggression would be met with “devastating, unmatched military force.”

The ripple effect of the strikes is already being felt across the region. A senior Houthi official in Yemen—aligned with Tehran—announced that retaliation against U.S. naval assets in the Red Sea is ‘only a matter of time.’

This marks a grave shift in Tehran’s posture—from defensive deterrence to open confrontation. Experts warn that the IRGC’s declaration effectively tears down any remaining diplomatic backchannels and could trigger a wave of proxy conflict across Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and the Gulf states.

As global powers urge de-escalation, the United States and its regional allies are bracing for what could become a multi-theatre conflict, threatening not only regional peace but global energy and security stability.

The world watches as a once-cold standoff now burns red-hot—with the chilling reality that for Americans in the Middle East, the rules have changed.

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22nd June 2025

In a landmark decision aimed at curbing rising insecurity, the Ondo State Government has approved the death penalty for individuals convicted of kidnapping. This bold move, announced by the state’s Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Kayode Ajulo, marks a decisive step in Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa’s crackdown on violent crime.

This tough stance was made public by the Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Dr. Kayode Ajulo, who addressed journalists on Saturday following the monthly meeting of the State Executive Council. Speaking on behalf of Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, Ajulo announced that kidnappers will face capital punishment upon conviction.

“The era of impunity for kidnappers is over,” Ajulo declared. “Anyone found guilty of this heinous crime will be sentenced to death. This is not just about punishment; it’s about deterrence, justice, and the right of every resident to live without fear.”

The policy is part of a broader government strategy to restore public safety amid a disturbing surge in kidnapping cases across the state. Many victims have not only been subjected to cruel treatment and ransom demands but, in several cases, brutally murdered—even after payments were made.

Ajulo also revealed that the state would not only target the criminals themselves but also the infrastructure that supports their operations. “Any property used as a hideout or operational base by kidnappers will be demolished,” he said, underscoring the government’s zero-tolerance approach.

He added that kidnapping and cultism have become twin evils plaguing the state, threatening public order and undermining community life. “We are strengthening our legal and security frameworks. The safety of our people is non-negotiable,” Ajulo stressed.

He further noted that the proposed legislation would soon be transmitted to the Ondo State House of Assembly for swift consideration and passage into law. Once enacted, it will empower the judiciary to impose the death penalty on convicted kidnappers and authorize the state to take down any building found to be linked to such criminal activities.

The announcement has ignited discussions across the state, with many residents welcoming the move as long overdue. Civil society groups and security analysts alike have praised the government’s proactive posture, stating that strong legal deterrents are essential to reversing the tide of insecurity.

Governor Aiyedatiwa’s administration has pledged to put security at the heart of its agenda. With this firm step, Ondo State may be charting a new course in the fight against organized crime.

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22 June 2025

As hostilities between Israel and Iran escalate, reports have emerged that Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has covertly selected three possible successors in the event of his sudden death—a rare and urgent decision reflecting the increasing volatility at the heart of the Islamic Republic’s leadership.

According to The New York Times, citing unnamed senior Iranian officials, the 86-year-old cleric, now reportedly operating from a fortified underground location, quietly named the three clerics in recent days. This revelation follows the targeted killings of key Iranian and allied commanders allegedly by Israeli forces, prompting fears that Khamenei himself could be next.

What makes the development particularly significant is the exclusion of his son, Mojtaba Khamenei, who for years had been assumed to be the most likely successor. Mojtaba’s absence from the shortlist appears to mark a decisive break from speculation that a dynastic succession plan was underway, and may be aimed at preventing internal dissent and upholding the legitimacy of the theocratic system.

Traditionally, the successor to Iran’s Supreme Leader is chosen by the Assembly of Experts, a council of 88 Islamic scholars. However, Khamenei’s reported actions suggest an intent to shape the leadership outcome beyond his lifetime by guiding the selection process ahead of any formal proceedings. Analysts believe this proactive move may be designed to preserve regime stability and ensure ideological continuity, particularly amid a deteriorating security climate.

The Jerusalem Post also confirmed aspects of the report, stating that alongside the selection of successors, Khamenei has also taken steps to restructure parts of the military chain of command. These preparations reflect mounting concern over possible further Israeli strikes that could disrupt or dismantle Iran’s senior leadership network.

Experts view the choice to name three clerics—as opposed to a single figure—as a reflection of the high-stakes uncertainty gripping Tehran. It may also indicate a calculated attempt to build consensus within the ruling elite, who are increasingly divided over how to handle the current conflict and its broader implications for Iran’s future.

Beyond Iran’s borders, this behind-the-scenes maneuvering has major geopolitical implications. The prospect of a sudden leadership vacuum in one of the region’s most influential states threatens to destabilize an already fragile Middle East. The possibility of power struggles or competing factions could further inflame regional tensions and complicate efforts for diplomatic de-escalation.

For now, Iran’s leadership appears to be preparing for the worst while hoping to maintain control. With war unfolding and succession plans underway in secrecy, Tehran stands at a pivotal moment, balancing between survival and transformation in the face of unprecedented threats.

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By RYNI Media | @DoublePrince
June 21, 2025

ABUJA – In what may mark a dramatic shift in Nigeria’s political landscape ahead of the 2027 general elections, a formidable coalition of political heavyweights led by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and ex-Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai has formally applied to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to register a new political party—the All Democratic Alliance (ADA).

The coalition, operating under the banner of the National Opposition Coalition Group, submitted its application on June 19. The electoral commission officially acknowledged receipt of the request on Friday, June 21. This move signals a strategic realignment of Nigeria’s opposition forces with the stated aim of unseating President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the next election cycle.

Backed by key political figures including former Rivers State Governor Rotimi Amaechi and Umar Ardo, convener of the League of Northern Democrats and former aide to President Olusegun Obasanjo, the formation of ADA appears designed to tap into mounting national dissatisfaction, economic frustrations, and political disillusionment.

In a letter jointly signed by the coalition’s Protem National Chairman Chief Akin A. Rickets and Protem National Secretary Abdullahi Elayo, the group urged INEC to begin the formal process of registration. The letter reads in part:

“We respectfully write to the Independent National Electoral Commission, requesting the registration of our association, the All Democratic Alliance, as a political party… sponsored by the Nigerian National Coalition Group.”

The proposed slogan of the ADA, “Justice for All,” captures what the coalition claims is a renewed push for equity, accountability, and sustainable development. Symbolically, the party’s logo features a maize (corn)—a crop historically associated with abundance and resilience, values the party says it seeks to embody.

The ADA’s documentation, now before INEC, includes its constitution, detailed manifesto, official logo, and minutes of its foundational meetings. These documents, according to party officials, outline a vision for a united, prosperous Nigeria driven by inclusive governance and transparent leadership.

Political analysts believe the timing of the ADA’s application is no coincidence. With the current administration under increasing pressure over economic stagnation, security challenges, and perceived democratic backsliding, the new party appears poised to serve as a credible alternative, potentially drawing supporters from across Nigeria’s geopolitical divides.

However, INEC recently issued a stern reminder that compliance with constitutional and legal procedures remains paramount, regardless of public sentiment or political influence. The commission reiterated that party registration processes would not be swayed by pressure or popularity, but guided strictly by the 1999 Constitution (as amended) and the Electoral Act.

Despite this, sources within the opposition bloc remain confident that ADA will pass all regulatory hurdles and emerge as a unifying platform for a broad spectrum of Nigerians eager for change.

If granted registration, ADA could mark the most significant realignment in Nigerian opposition politics since the formation of the APC in 2013—ushering in what many see as the dawn of a new political era.

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June 21, 2025

RYNI Congratulates St. John Vianney Science College on Historic Victory

In a defining moment for academic excellence and youth empowerment, St. John Vianney Science College, a secondary school located in the serene town of Ukwulu, Anambra State, has emerged as the grand champion of the inaugural UK-Nigeria Debate Competition, defeating both British and Nigerian schools in a historic intellectual contest.

The debate, held virtually on June 19, 2025, brought together some of the most prestigious secondary schools from both countries. Representing Nigeria were Britarch Schools, Abuja; Sure Start School, Abuja; St. Augustine’s College, Jos; and St. John Vianney Science College, Ukwulu. From the United Kingdom, participants included Central Foundation Girls’ School, London; Maghull High School, Merseyside; and Shireland High School, West Midlands. The competition was designed to foster cross-cultural understanding, critical thinking, and collaborative problem-solving among youth from both nations.

After a series of intellectually rigorous preliminary rounds, St. John Vianney Science College distinguished itself with sharp logic, persuasive argumentation, and confident delivery. The team convincingly outperformed their UK counterparts, notably defeating Maghull High School and Central Foundation Girls’ School, earning their place in the finals. In a dramatic twist, the final round became an all-Nigerian showdown, as St. John Vianney Science College faced off against St. Augustine’s College, Jos. The finale was intensely competitive, with both teams exhibiting exceptional depth of knowledge, eloquence, and composure. Ultimately, the Anambra-based school clinched the title with a resounding victory, earning the prestigious honour of being named the first-ever UK-Nigeria Debate Champions.

The Resourceful Youth Network Initiative (RYNI) has extended its profound congratulations to St. John Vianney Science College for this monumental achievement. Dr. Lawson Obazenu, CEO of RYNI and a passionate advocate for youth development in Africa, lauded the team’s performance as a testament to the intellectual potential and global relevance of Nigerian youth. He noted that this triumph transcends competition—it is a beacon of possibility and pride for every African child striving for excellence.

Dr. Obazenu, who continues to champion education, leadership, and youth inclusion across the continent, emphasized that the victory showcases not only academic brilliance but also the resilience and preparedness of Nigerian students to take on global platforms. He further highlighted the importance of diaspora-Nigerian partnerships in developing Africa, reiterating his call for youth—whether at home or abroad—to collaborate for national and continental progress.

As the echoes of the final debate continue to inspire, St. John Vianney Science College has not only won a trophy but ignited national pride, proving once again that Nigeria’s youth are more than capable—they are ready to lead, ready to win, and ready to change the world.

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June 20, 2025

In a dramatic escalation of international involvement in the ongoing Middle East conflict, fourteen military cargo planes from the United States and Germany landed in Israel on Thursday, laden with military equipment and supplies to bolster Israeli forces. The development, confirmed by the Israeli Ministry of Defense, marks a significant reinforcement of the country’s military posture as it wages a high-stakes confrontation with Iran.

According to an official statement, the incoming aircraft form part of the logistical “air and sea bridges” Israel has maintained since launching a full-scale offensive against Iran on June 13. Though the ministry refrained from detailing the exact contents of the cargo, it underscored that the deliveries aim to ensure “operational readiness” of Israeli defense forces.

This latest deployment brings the total number of international military cargo flights received by Israel since the outbreak of the Gaza conflict on October 7, 2023, to over 800. The scale of the operation reflects the growing scope of Israel’s military campaigns, which have expanded from Gaza to include direct confrontations with regional powerhouse Iran.

Neither the United States nor Germany has issued a public comment on Thursday’s military deliveries as of 1745 GMT, raising questions about the depth and nature of Western involvement in Israel’s military strategy. However, the arrival of these planes underscores a coordinated backing of Israeli military efforts by major NATO allies, even amid increasing international scrutiny and condemnation of the humanitarian toll.

The escalation follows a rapid deterioration in relations between Israel and Iran. The latest round of hostilities erupted on Friday, June 13, when Israeli warplanes conducted precision strikes on multiple high-value targets in Iran, including military infrastructure and suspected nuclear facilities. Tehran responded with a volley of missile attacks targeting Israeli cities and defense installations.

Israeli officials report that at least 25 citizens have been killed and hundreds more injured by Iranian retaliatory strikes. On the other side, Iranian media have confirmed a staggering 639 fatalities and over 1,300 wounded in the Israeli aerial onslaught, marking one of the deadliest periods in recent memory between the two adversaries.

While Israel defends its actions as a necessary response to an existential threat, critics have pointed to the mounting civilian toll, particularly in Gaza, where the conflict has already been described by human rights observers as genocidal. The influx of foreign military aid — notably from the US and Germany — is likely to fuel further controversy in international diplomatic circles, with calls growing louder for de-escalation and an immediate ceasefire.

For now, the situation remains perilously volatile. With each military shipment and every retaliatory strike, the region inches closer to a broader conflagration. Analysts warn that without urgent diplomatic intervention, the conflict risks engulfing the wider Middle East in a protracted war with unpredictable consequences.

As the world watches closely, the question remains: will diplomacy prevail, or are these flights a prelude to an even more devastating chapter in an already tragic saga?

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20 June ,2025

Over Hundreds of Nigerians in Israel and Iran Await Rescue Amid Rising Regional Conflict

As rockets fly and tensions boil over in the Middle East, the Federal Government of Nigeria has activated emergency evacuation procedures for its citizens caught in the escalating hostilities between Israel and Iran.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Yusuf Maitama Tuggar, made the announcement in Abuja through a press release signed by ministry spokesperson Kimiebi Ebienfa. The move comes as part of an urgent humanitarian response to ensure the safety of Nigerians abroad, as the conflict enters its seventh day of deadly escalations.

“The government remains committed to the safety and welfare of all its citizens, both at home and abroad,” Tuggar affirmed.

Nigerians in both countries have been directed to immediately contact the nearest Nigerian embassies—Tel Aviv and Tehran—for registration and evacuation guidance.

Tuggar also applauded the relentless efforts of Nigeria’s foreign missions in coordinating swift responses and staying connected with distressed nationals, stating that “no Nigerian will be left behind.”

Sources indicate that several hundred Nigerians—including students, workers, and business people—are likely to be airlifted in coming days, once clearance and logistics are finalized in partnership with local authorities and global allies.

While details remain classified for operational security, flights are expected to depart from secured zones under diplomatic escort, avoiding active war zones and high-risk areas.

At the same time, the Nigerian government has renewed its international call for peace, urging both nations to “respect humanitarian law, cease hostilities, and return to the path of dialogue.”

“The loss of innocent lives cannot continue to be the price of unresolved political grievances,” Tuggar warned.

Nigeria has long maintained a policy of non-aggression and diplomatic resolution, and this current intervention reaffirms its position as a responsible global actor committed to human security.

As citizens await rescue, the government’s swift action sends a strong signal of national solidarity and the importance of proactive foreign policy in uncertain global times.

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