
Senate Returns: Party Primaries, Oyo Kidnapping, and Key Discussions
The Senate is back in session, addressing key issues like party primaries and a recent kidnapping incident in Oyo. New committees are formed to tackle contractor debts.
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The Senate is back in session, addressing key issues like party primaries and a recent kidnapping incident in Oyo. New committees are formed to tackle contractor debts.

The Oyo State government has demolished a building used by kidnappers linked to the abduction of Adebayo Adelabu's sister. This action aims to enhance security in the area.

The Lagos State Police have reassured the public that there are no credible threats of a school attack. Security measures are being enhanced around schools.

Wisdom Chude accuses the Nigeria Police of serious human rights violations, including unlawful detention and extortion of suspects in Port Harcourt.

The Indigenous Ijaw and Urhobo People accuse President Tinubu of meddling with INEC's implementation of a Supreme Court ruling on electoral wards.

The Nigeria Data Protection Commission has launched the Meta-Supported Initiative for Data Protection to improve data privacy in Nigeria. This program aims to create a safer tech environment.

Taraba residents are raising alarms about the lack of qualified doctors and inadequate hospital facilities, urging the government to take action for better healthcare.

Ruth Tarhemba has been detained after being charged with human trafficking. The court will revisit the case on July 20.

Four suspects linked to gun-running were arrested by Delta State Police. The case involves a recovered firearm and ongoing investigations.

Zambia has a strong democratic history but faces challenges ahead of the 2026 elections. The trust in electoral processes is crucial for the upcoming vote.

The Lagos Waste Management Authority has condemned the attack on its officers by illegal waste operators during an environmental check. The agency vows to continue its work.

President Bola Tinubu has pledged to fight insecurity and secure the release of kidnapped Nigerians. His commitment comes amid rising abductions and violence.