
Woman Arrested for Stabbing Boyfriend and Mutilating Him in Kano
A woman in Kano has been arrested for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend and mutilating him. The victim is hospitalized as police investigate the incident.
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A woman in Kano has been arrested for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend and mutilating him. The victim is hospitalized as police investigate the incident.

The National Association of Nigerian Students has condemned the mob killing of Ibrahim Mbaye at the University of Jos over alleged theft. They demand justice and an end to mob violence.

The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency has closed six steel companies in Ikorodu due to environmental breaches that threaten public health.

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INEC has confirmed that an attack on its PVC collection centre in Osun will not hinder the upcoming governorship election. The police are investigating the incident.

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A public disagreement erupts in the Nigeria Democratic Congress over Morris Monye's alleged removal as a candidate for Delta State, raising concerns within the party.