
Oyo State starts investigation into school abduction, invites public input
The Oyo State Government has launched an investigation into the abduction of schoolchildren and teachers, seeking public input to gather evidence and suggestions.
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The Oyo State Government has launched an investigation into the abduction of schoolchildren and teachers, seeking public input to gather evidence and suggestions.

Ijebu-Ode is transforming with major road improvements under Governor Abiodun. Key roads have been rebuilt, making travel easier for residents and visitors.

Wole Soyinka has urged President Tinubu to investigate unsolved cases of extrajudicial killings. He emphasizes the need for accountability to restore public trust.

The trial of Omoyele Sowore experienced delays due to a clash between lawyers in court. The case has been adjourned until 20 September.

A new song by Rarara supporting APC candidate Jamilu Gwamna has stirred debate in northern Nigeria over political music and its impact on elections.

MAPOLY students are protesting a fee increase with a sit-at-home action. The Students' Union urges all students to stay home on Monday in solidarity.

NAICOM has announced the completion of recapitalisation for 43 insurance companies. This move aims to strengthen Nigeria's financial sector and promote economic growth.

The Plateau State Government has introduced a Strategic Food Security Plan aimed at boosting agriculture and ensuring food security in the state.
Atiku Abubakar criticizes the Tinubu administration's economic claims, stating that many Nigerians are struggling with poverty and food insecurity.

A recent attack in Katsina's Shuwaki community left one dead and 31 kidnapped by armed bandits. The violence raises concerns for local residents and businesses.

The mother and stepfather of an abused 11-year-old girl in Edo State have been rearrested. The government is dedicated to protecting the victim and ensuring justice.

Faruk Bunza, a Kebbi High Court judge, was kidnapped on July 26 and has now been released. Authorities are working to find the kidnappers.