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Title: World Bank Urges Nigeria to Restore Public Trust Through Better Service Delivery

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The World Bank has issued a compelling call to action for Nigeria and other Sub-Saharan African nations, urging governments to focus on rebuilding public trust by improving essential service delivery. This was highlighted in its 2025 Country Policy and Institutional Assessment (CPIA) report released earlier this month. According to the report, many African citizens have grown increasingly disillusioned with their governments due to poor access to vital services such as education, healthcare, electricity, water supply, and public administration. In Nigeria, these failures are especially visible in underfunded schools, overcrowded hospitals, and unreliable infrastructure. The World Bank noted that while some African countries are making progress in macroeconomic management and social inclusion, the biggest setback remains weak governance. The lack of transparency, inefficiency in public institutions, and a slow response to citizens’ needs have worsened the trust gap between government...
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Cubana Chief Priest denies fathering child with alleged baby mama

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Nightlife mogul, Pascal Okechukwu, famously known as Cubana chief priest, has denied fathering a kid with Hellen Mutimu, the Kenyan woman professing to be his child mom.

The socialite expressed that Hellen once reached him, professing to have his youngster and he welcomed her to come to Nigeria yet she declined and on second thought requested that he send her cash since she and her child were eager.

He noticed that youngsters are gifts from God, focusing on that he could never leave his own kid as he is more than fit for paying for kid support.

He likewise asserted that Hellen made the cases on the grounds that Burna boy vowed to give his supposed sibling $30,000 and permitted herself to be utilized for clout by the vocalist.

On his Instagram page, he wrote, “God forbid that I have a child and abandon my child. You born for big man na dragging you wan use drag big man. You say you born for me, I say make you come Nigeria, you say make I send money first say baby dey hungry and hospital money choke, say you collect loan.

“Come, I no send you to hospital, I no even know you from anywhere no trace whatsoever. Children are a gift from God. I can’t discharge my blood God forbid for all this money way I get.”

In a video shared via virtual entertainment, Hellen blamed Udu and Abdul for tricking her to say thanks to Burna Kid in broad daylight for satisfying his previous commitment by aiding her monetarily.

In the mean time, Hellen Mutimu has denounced Burna boy's assistants Fortunate Udu and Abdul Salami of constraining her to say thanks to Burna boy in open that the vocalist helped her with N30 million.

Review that Burna boy has vowed to help Hellen and her youngster monetarily during his web-based hamburger with Cubana chief priest.

In a video shared via virtual entertainment, Hellen blamed Udu and Abdul for tricking her to say thanks to Burna boy in broad daylight for satisfying his previous commitment by aiding her monetarily.

She likewise guaranteed that both Fortunate and Abdul mentioned that a level of anything Burna boy shipped off her be held for themselves and furthermore blamed Fortunate for requesting sexual satisfaction at whatever point she come to Nigeria.

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