Farmer Arrested for Allegedly Killing Two People in Cross River
Samuel Sunny Udoh, a farmer in Cross River, has been arrested for allegedly killing two men during a confrontation over cannabis cultivation.
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Samuel Sunny Udoh, a farmer in Cross River, has been arrested for allegedly killing two men during a confrontation over cannabis cultivation.

Joseph Adu, 98, from Iyin-Ekiti, reveals how Awolowo inspired his political involvement and his focus on education for his children.

Dare Bejide, the ADC candidate in Ekiti, praises voter turnout but claims it is tainted by vote-buying activities by the APC. He calls for action against these practices.

The NSCDC saved a 15-year-old girl kidnapped in Edo State and arrested two suspects. The operation was based on intelligence and community information.

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Election observers in Ekiti raise concerns about BVAS difficulties for elderly voters. Women's participation is encouraging, but technology issues need addressing.

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The Enugu North Senatorial District by-election was peaceful, but voter turnout was disappointingly low. Observers noted slow participation across various polling units.

The bye-election in Kano sees the APC, LP, and APM competing for the vacant seat. The NDC has chosen not to participate, aiming for future elections.

Former Ekiti Governor Kayode Fayemi votes and praises INEC for the election process. He discusses community growth and recent incidents.

Former Governor Ayodele Fayose votes in Ekiti's election, predicting a win for APC's Biodun Oyebanji. He supports Oyebanji despite being in the PDP.

Yari's Chief of Staff insists that the former governor has no ties to any protest against President Tinubu's government, labeling the claims as false.