
Council Suspends Security Chief Over Phone Theft Claims
The Nsit Ibom Local Government Council has suspended Idara Okure following theft allegations involving two mobile phones at a bank in Uyo. The police are investigating the claims.
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The Nsit Ibom Local Government Council has suspended Idara Okure following theft allegations involving two mobile phones at a bank in Uyo. The police are investigating the claims.

Akwa Ibom State College of Education has banned sign-out celebrations, warning students they may face criminal charges and lose graduation clearance if they disobey.

Governor Dauda Lawal has appointed Ibrahim Sani as his Special Assistant for sign language interpretation, aiming to improve communication for people with hearing impairments.

A state high court has allowed Peter Obi to serve court summons on Kenneth Okonkwo in a defamation case. This follows unsuccessful prior attempts.

A clash in Niger State between Fulani herders and Kamuku villagers results in 48 deaths. Residents flee to safety as violence continues.

The J-INVEST 2026 Summit in Jigawa aims to attract investments with a significant budget for infrastructure and development. Governor Namadi highlights key sectors for growth.

Governor Dauda Lawal has handed over 50 new buses to the NURTW in Zamfara. This initiative aims to enhance public transportation and promote economic growth.

Residents in Akwa Ibom have raised concerns over poor infrastructure and services during town hall meetings. They demand better roads, healthcare, and electricity.

The ADC faction led by Nafiu Gombe has distanced itself from Atiku Abubakar's 2027 presidential ambitions, confirming Professor Chris Uba as their candidate.

Adeniyi Adeyemi is in court for falsely claiming to be the head of a non-existent presidential council. The case raises concerns about budget listings.

INEC has announced that security officers for the Osun governorship election will swear to remain neutral. This aims to promote a peaceful and credible voting process.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio expressed surprise at the continued existence of the PDP, urging Nyesom Wike to let it die. He praised Wike's performance as FCT minister.