The video is an episode of News At 10 broadcasted by Channels Television on July 14, 2026. It covers major national and international news stories, including legal cases, legislative developments, business reports, and sports updates.
Summary of Main News Segments
1. Arrest of Self-Acclaimed DG Adini Ademe
Overview: Police arrested Adini Ademe, the self-proclaimed Director General of the Presidential Foreign Int
ervention Promotion Council (PFIPC), following a warrant issued by Justice Muhammad Omar of the Federal High Court in Abuja.
Charges: He faces an 8-count charge bordering on alleged forgery, fraud, and impersonation, including forging appointment letters and presidential letterhead papers.
Timeline of Scandal:
Red flags were raised in October 2025 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The fraudulent agency was con
troversially inserted into the 2026 national budget, securing 1.3 billion naira.
Following a public disclaimer by the presidency, Ademe skipped multiple court dates, leading to the recent arrest warrant.
2. National Assembly Open Week & Legislative Updates
Senate President's Call: Senate President Godswill Akpabio urged Nigerians to engage more actively with the National Assembly, read proposed laws, and offer c
onstructive feedback rather than relying solely on social media narratives.
State Police Bill: The House of Representatives withdrew its proposed state police amendment bill to instead consider a more robust and comprehensive executive constitutional amendment seeking the establishment of state police nationwide.
3. Senate Caution on Oyo State Governor & School Abductions
Abduction Rescue: The Senate discussed t
he successful rescue of 39 school children and teachers who had been abducted in the Ojoo local government area of Oyo State, noting the bravery and ultimate sacrifice of security personnel during the operation.
Governor Caution: The upper chamber cautioned Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde against making remarks—such as calling on the United Nations to investigate—that could trivialize or undermine federal counte
rterrorism and rescue efforts.
Medical Recovery: The Chief Medical Director of Lautech Teaching Hospital announced the discharge of 31 of the rescued pupils after being certified medically fit, while 8 remain under observation.
4. Healthcare Manufacturing Collaboration
Borno State Partnership: Coordinating Minister of Health Professor Muhammad Ali Pate met with Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum to discuss esta
blishing manufacturing facilities for pharmaceuticals and "Tom Brown" (a nutritious food for managing child malnutrition) within a solar-powered industrial park in Borno.
5. Business and Economy
Inflation Projections: The Financial Derivatives Company (FDC) projected that Nigeria's headline inflation would ease slightly to 15.88% in June, driven by lower fuel prices and a more stable naira.
Cocoa Value Addition:
At the Cocoa Value Addition Summit, the government and the Bank of Industry emphasized transitioning from exporting raw cocoa beans to processing cocoa locally ("from bean to brand") to boost foreign exchange and create jobs.
Housing Partnership: Metrospeed Property Development Limited signed a contract with the Shell Staff Cooperative Investment and Thrift Society (KUPLAC) to develop smart, sustainable urban h
ousing within Metro Smart City in Lekki, Lagos.
6. International News
Middle East Tensions: The United States carried out strikes aimed at degrading Iran's ability to commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, following attacks on oil tankers. President Donald Trump also reversed a threatened 20% cargo fee.
Political Changes in Hungary: The Hungarian Parliament voted to remove President Tamás Sulyok following
the rise of a new government led by Prime Minister Péter Magyar's party.
Other Global Events: Investigations into a deadly nightclub fire in Bangkok, an ICE shooting incident in Maine, and a European Union ban on the import of gold from Sudan due to its civil war.
7. Sports Updates
World Cup Semifinals: Spain defeated France 2-0 to advance to the World Cup final, with goals from Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro.
They await the winner between Argentina and England.
Super Falcons Preparation: Nigeria's women's football team prepared for an upcoming friendly match against Ghana's Black Queens in Casablanca ahead of the Women's African Cup of Nations finals in Morocco.
Visual Overview of Key Segments
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| [National News] |
| ├── Arrest of fake PFIPC Director General Adini Ademe |
| ├── House of Reps transitions to executive state police bill |
| └── Senate cautions Oyo State Governor over abduction remarks |
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| [Economy & Infrastructure] |
| ├── FDC projects June headline inflation to ease to 15.88% |
| ├── Cocoa Value Addition Summit pushes for local processing |
| └── KUPLAC partners with Metrospeed for smart city housing in Lagos |
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| [International News] |
| ├── US military strikes in the Strait of Hormuz |
| ├── Hungarian parliament removes President Tamás Sulyok |
| └── EU bans gold imports from Sudan to curb civil war financing |
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| [Sports] |
| ├── Spain defeats France 2-0 to reach the World Cup final |
| └── Super Falcons gear up for friendly match in Casablanca |
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