
Troops Save Three Kidnap Victims in Katsina
Troops rescued three people kidnapped in Katsina during an operation. The security forces confronted terrorists and recovered vehicles used in the crime.
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Troops rescued three people kidnapped in Katsina during an operation. The security forces confronted terrorists and recovered vehicles used in the crime.

Activist Ita Benedict has filed a Freedom of Information request for contract records from Hensek Integrated Services Ltd. His move raises concerns about public procurement in Akwa Ibom.

The Kwara State Government has dismissed allegations that it removed PDP candidate Bolakale Kawu's campaign billboard for political reasons, citing financial issues with the managing company.

Lere Olayinka, media aide to Nyesom Wike, defends the minister's support for Tinubu, rejecting claims of betrayal and highlighting Wike's consistent position.

The APC has a history of uniting opposition parties to win elections. Recent events show the ruling party's fear of a united front against them.

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The Ohaukwu Chairman, Paul Ituma, warns opposition politicians to stay away from the council area as the 2027 elections near. He insists they join APC or keep their distance.

Governor Dauda Lawal has named Shehu Baraya as the new Head of Service in Zamfara. This appointment follows the retirement of Yakubu Haidara.

The NHRC has confirmed that its official X account has been hacked. They advise the public to ignore any messages from the compromised account.

The Jigawa State Government has clarified that it spent N29bn on education in Q1 2026, disputing claims of no spending. Official records confirm the expenditure.