In this video, we cover several important developments in Nigeria. Peter Obi, the Labour Party's 2023 presidential candidate, has raised concerns over the repeated collapse of Nigeria's national grid, which led to a nationwide blackout on Tuesday. He criticized the ongoing power supply issues and called for urgent action to address the problem.

Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has accused opposition groups of spreading misinformation aimed at undermining his administration. The governor expressed frustration over what he described as false narratives circulating about his leadership.

Dangote Petroleum Refinery has strongly refuted claims made by Pinnacle Oil and Gas CEO, Robert Dickerman, who defended the importation and blending of petroleum products under deregulation. The refinery's response highlights the ongoing debate around Nigeria's petroleum policies.

In education news, the federal government has reversed the controversial 18-year age limit for university admission, now allowing students as young as 16 to qualify for enrollment. This move is expected to impact many young Nigerians aspiring to pursue higher education earlier.