
Couple Arrested for Abusing 10-Year-Old Boy in Anambra
A woman and her husband were arrested in Anambra for allegedly abusing a 10-year-old boy. Public outrage has grown after a video of the boy's injuries went viral.
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A woman and her husband were arrested in Anambra for allegedly abusing a 10-year-old boy. Public outrage has grown after a video of the boy's injuries went viral.

The Minister of Information, Mohammed Idris, calls on Nigerian media to stop promoting terrorists. He emphasizes the importance of responsible journalism for national security.

The IPI Nigeria calls for dialogue to resolve conflicts between journalists and security agencies. They stress that both press freedom and national security are vital.

Police in Anambra have arrested two men for killing a married woman. The suspects confessed to the crime during questioning.

Nine suspects have been arrested by the Niger State Police for armed robbery and murder in Suleja. Investigations reveal a robbery network operating in the area.

The National Economic Council has approved N83.2 billion to reduce flooding impacts in Nigeria. This funding will support the Anticipatory Action Task Force's efforts.

The police have announced plans to tackle vote buying in the upcoming Ekiti election. They assure residents of adequate security and voter education on electoral laws.

A Lagos High Court has ruled that Adenike Ajayi is the only legal widow of Tosin Ajayi, rejecting claims from Helen Prest. This decision ends a long legal battle over his estate.

The SSS supports a proposed Trust Fund bill but calls for the removal of foreign donation provisions and other governance changes to enhance national security funding.

The House of Representatives has halted the probe into NILDS DG Suleiman Abubakar after petitioners could not provide evidence for their claims. The committee emphasized the need for reliable proof.

Supporters of the ADC candidate in Ekiti share their hopes for improved security and education. They believe the candidate can tackle key issues facing the state.

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