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Thomas Weir Pauken II pleaded guilty in a US court for conspiring to obtain sensitive information for China. He worked as a middleman between US and Chinese contacts.
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Thomas Weir Pauken II pleaded guilty in a US court for conspiring to obtain sensitive information for China. He worked as a middleman between US and Chinese contacts.

Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde has banned commercial motorcycles from operating at night to improve safety. He urges residents to support security efforts.

Insurgents attacked a Nigerian Army base in Borno State, resulting in the death of eight soldiers. The situation remains unclear as investigations continue.
The Centre for Legislative Accountability and Democratic Integrity has requested an investigation into financial inducements in the Minority Leader race in the House of Representatives.

The FCT Police Command has seized over 30 vehicles for using tinted glasses and hidden number plates. This action aims to enhance public safety in Abuja.

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan calls on Kogi residents, especially youths and first-time voters, to register for their PVCs before the deadline. Your vote is your voice.

Nigerians have mixed feelings about hope under President Tinubu. Economic reforms are underway, but concerns about insecurity and living costs remain.

The NDC has rejected claims of unfair primaries, stating that negative comments stem from misunderstandings of its rules. The party highlights its consensus approach to promote unity.

Nkemakolam Ukandu, ADC's National Welfare Secretary, has filed a lawsuit against the Chief Judge and NJC, claiming bias in a leadership case. This follows ongoing internal conflicts within the party.

Grace Ogunleye, the Vice Chairman of Ilejemeje, has been arrested for alleged self-kidnapping. She is currently held at Ado-Ekiti Correctional Centre.

Governor Uba Sani's administration has invested over N1 billion in scholarships and educational support, making higher education more accessible for students in Kaduna.

The Anambra State Government has charged eight pastors for breaking security laws. This move aims to address the issue of fake pastors exploiting the public.