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Shuaibu Abubakar and four others are suing Kwankwaso over the NDC primaries in Kano. They seek to annul the results and challenge the nomination of Aminu Suleiman.
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Shuaibu Abubakar and four others are suing Kwankwaso over the NDC primaries in Kano. They seek to annul the results and challenge the nomination of Aminu Suleiman.

A strong windstorm in Bauchi State has tragically killed two children and injured others. Police urge residents to avoid sheltering under trees during storms.

The Federal High Court has announced new rules for pre-election cases, including extended filing hours on weekends to expedite the process.

Governor Mutfwang has appointed new leaders to Plateau State's security team, aiming to improve safety for residents and educational institutions.

Jos Wildlife Park in Plateau State has heightened security following illegal night grazing by herders. This aims to protect wildlife and the park's environment.

The average fare for city bus rides in Nigeria increased to N1,431.25 in May, reflecting ongoing transport cost rises across the country.

Minister Taiwo Oyedele proposes a special Commercial Dispute Resolution Tribunal to speed up business dispute resolutions and boost investment in Nigeria.

Twelve people have been sentenced to death for terrorism and kidnapping in Nigeria. The sentences highlight the ongoing battle against serious crimes.

Ogun State is transforming its healthcare system with a new Pharma-Grade Warehouse. This facility aims to improve the supply of essential medicines and support services.

Oriyomi Hamzat supports Ademola Adeleke's re-election in Osun and dismisses a misleading video claiming he backs the APC candidate.

Ewa Okpo, the PDP spokesperson, has been arrested by the police in Akwa Ibom over claims of defamation and cyberstalking linked to his social media posts.

Violence associated with IPOB in Nigeria's South-east decreased significantly in 2025 following Simon Ekpa's imprisonment. His arrest may have impacted the region's security.