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The Osun APC is urging for arrests after the killing of Oladele Ayegbo, nephew of their campaign DG. They report multiple attacks on party members.
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The Osun APC is urging for arrests after the killing of Oladele Ayegbo, nephew of their campaign DG. They report multiple attacks on party members.

The Nigerian government has introduced new oil incentives to attract significant investments in the offshore sector. This move is expected to boost production and economic growth.

Edo State is dealing with more than 72 child abuse cases, primarily involving fathers and their daughters. The government is committed to supporting victims and prosecuting offenders.

Former Governor Oyinlola explains his support for APC candidate Oyebamiji, criticizing Adeleke's project focus on Ede and lack of consultation.

The Africa Finance Corporation has led a $2.5 billion fundraising for Dangote Petroleum Refinery. This investment supports the refinery's growth and expansion plans.

The Cross River Assembly has approved a N963 billion supplementary budget for 2026, focusing on infrastructure and social programs. This is a slight increase from the previous budget.

The Presidential Working Group has extended the deadline for public input on the National Policing Bill to August 21. This aims to gather more contributions for the proposed law.

ABSU has suspended Prof Nnamdi Nwaeze for a Facebook post about low lecturer salaries. He highlighted the disparity between university pay and other jobs.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar hosted UK High Commissioner Dr Richard Montgomery to discuss important issues in Nigeria as the country prepares for the 2027 elections.

A High Court in Benin has granted bail to five suspects facing charges of willful damage to property. The police's remand request was denied.

Nnimmo Bassey highlights Bayelsa's severe pollution from oil extraction, referencing alarming reports and inadequate cleanup efforts by oil companies.

WAEC has defended the credibility of the 2026 WASSCE results following social media backlash. They encourage the public to ignore unverified claims.