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WAPTV Set to Bring Indian Hit Series ‘Rajjo’ to Nigerian Television

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Nigerian television viewers are set for a fresh dose of romance, family drama and inspiring storytelling as WAPTV prepares to bring the popular Indian television series “ Rajjo ” to Nigerian audiences. The development is generating interest among television lovers because WAPTV is expected to become the first television channel in Nigeria to broadcast the Indian romantic drama , giving viewers an opportunity to experience one of India’s popular family-oriented dramas from the comfort of their homes. According to reports published on August 15, 2026, the acquisition of the broadcast rights is part of WAPTV’s effort to strengthen its position in Nigeria’s competitive television industry while continuing to provide premium and family-friendly entertainment. WAPTV makes history with ‘Rajjo’ WAPTV, popularly known as a family entertainment channel, has continued to expand its programming over the years, and the acquisition of “Rajjo” represents another major step for the station. T...
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2023 Presidency: Tinubu Sick? APC Chieftain Opens Up on Main Reason Jagaban Is In UK

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A claim that the All Progressives Congress (APC)'s presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is sick has been debunked.

During an interview on Friday, September 30, a chieftain of the APC, Ayo Oyalowo, said Tinubu is in the United Kingdom to rest.

Oyalowo, during an Arise TV interview on Friday, disclosed that Tinubu has not been having enough rest since preparations for the ruling party's campaigns started, hence the need to leave Nigeria to take a break from work. 

In the interview monitored by Daily Trust, Oyalowo said: 

“Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is in London. He cannot rest in Lagos, they will not let him rest. 

He came to Abuja most of the time, and they will still not let him rest. 

"This man has been working for an average of 20 hours in 24 hours in each day. So reasonable people thought he should leave the country because people will not let him rest since the campaign is coming soon. 

“The invitation for the peace accord came after Tinubu left the country. Even his running mate, Senator Kashim Shettima, was not in town, he had to leave what he was doing in Maiduguri.” 

Tinubu had travelled to the United Kingdom (UK) for a meeting earlier scheduled for last week. 

A source cited insiders within Tinubu's camp as disclosing that the former Lagos governor will meet with an unnamed group in the UK. 

He is also expected back into the country before the official flag-off of the presidential campaign. 

Legit.ng gathered that the flag-off of the APC presidential election will hold in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital, within the week. 

Campaigns for the 2023 national elections will officially kick off on 28 September ahead while that of governorship and state houses of assembly will commence on 12 October, according to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). 

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