
Osun Police Warns Against Illegal Takeover of Local Governments
The Osun State Police Command warns against illegal takeovers of local governments. They stress the importance of allowing courts to resolve the issue peacefully.
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The Osun State Police Command warns against illegal takeovers of local governments. They stress the importance of allowing courts to resolve the issue peacefully.

The Seplat Teachers Empowerment Programme has successfully trained 127 teachers in Imo State, focusing on digital skills and community impact.

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The Nigerian Army has changed its security plans in Sokoto after an attack in Kebbe. Troops are now deployed to ensure the safety of local communities.