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📰 BREAKING NEWS

🇺🇸 US Removes Slavery Exhibit Following Trump Directive

The U.S. National Park Service has removed a slavery-related exhibit in Philadelphia following a directive from President Donald Trump aimed at eliminating what his administration describes as “anti-American ideology” from federally funded institutions.

The decision has sparked intense public debate, with critics warning it could erase critical parts of American history, while supporters argue it aligns with efforts to promote national unity and patriotism.

The removed exhibit reportedly focused on the realities and legacy of slavery in the United States, a topic many historians say is essential for historical truth and education.

🗣️ Reactions are pouring in:

📚 “History should be preserved, not censored.”

🇺🇸 “America should highlight progress, not division.”

📌 What’s your take?
Should historical exhibits be protected from political influence, or reshaped to reflect national values?

👇 Join the conversation.

An APC support group has called on the party leadership to retain the 2022 zoning formula ahead of the 2026 National Convention, warning that altering it could trigger internal discontent and destabilize the party.

The group said the existing zoning arrangement reflects fairness, balance, and inclusivity among Nigeria’s geopolitical zones, and has contributed to unity within the party since the last convention. According to the group, maintaining the formula will help preserve internal harmony and strengthen the APC ahead of future electoral contests.

They urged party leaders to prioritize stability over political maneuvering, noting that consistency in zoning builds trust among stakeholders and prevents avoidable power struggles.

📌 Key takeaway: The support group believes sticking with the 2022 zoning formula is critical for APC’s unity, credibility, and long-term stability as the 2026 convention approaches.