
Yoruba Elders Support Tinubu for 2027 Election
The Yoruba Council of Elders has endorsed President Tinubu for the 2027 election, highlighting his government's efforts in economic reforms and stability.
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The Yoruba Council of Elders has endorsed President Tinubu for the 2027 election, highlighting his government's efforts in economic reforms and stability.

The Deputy Inspector-General of Police has assured Nigerians that the abducted pupils and teachers in Oyo State will be released soon as security efforts intensify.

A commercial truck driver was shot by police at a checkpoint in Lagos. He is now fighting to save his leg after being denied help at two hospitals.

The NCDC reports a rise in Lassa fever death rate to 19.3%. The outbreak has spread to 23 states, with young adults being the most affected.

The Rivers State Police Chief has dismissed the DPO of Oyigbo over serious allegations of extortion. A rights activist revealed claims and evidence of misconduct.

The police in Abia State have arrested a man for attacking a woman over a soup pot. The incident was recorded and shared widely on social media.

The NUJ Summit highlighted the absence of security leaders, raising questions about their willingness to engage on pressing security matters in Nigeria.

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Deji Adeyanju testified as a witness in the phone tapping case against Nasir El-Rufai. The court played a video of El-Rufai's interview discussing the NSA.

Ivara Esege is determined to uncover the truth behind his son Nkanu's death at Euracare Hospital. He emphasizes the need for justice for all Nigerian families.

In South Sudan, sexual violence against women and girls is rising, fueled by conflict and youth gangs. The crisis highlights failures in protection and justice.

Jihadists arrived in Zugurma, Niger State, threatening residents. Locals believe they may be linked to larger jihadist groups operating in the region.