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The Oyo APC has condemned the kidnapping of Busayo Adelabu John-Paul and her twin sons, calling for improved security measures in the state.
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The Oyo APC has condemned the kidnapping of Busayo Adelabu John-Paul and her twin sons, calling for improved security measures in the state.

Nestoil Limited and receiver Abubakar Sulu-Gambari are in a dispute following a Supreme Court ruling that challenges the receiver's powers. Nestoil claims the receiver is misleading the public.

The NDLEA's discovery of a meth lab in a remote forest shows a new trend in Nigeria's drug scene. This change poses serious security challenges for the country.

The Coalition of Non-State Schools in Oyo State has opted for a one-day closure instead of a strike to show support for abducted schoolchildren and teachers.

The House of Representatives has urged security agencies to act swiftly to rescue worshippers kidnapped during a church attack in Ekiti State. Lawmakers seek improved security to prevent future incidents.

Edo State police have arrested a suspected kidnapper and found the body of one of three women abducted from their home. The police are investigating further.

Governor Uba Sani has introduced three new laws to enhance energy access, farming growth, and environmental resilience in Kaduna State.

In a recent interview, Trump revealed he called Netanyahu crazy during a tense phone call about Lebanon. He expressed frustration but affirmed their good relationship.

Accord Party has rejected Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim as their presidential candidate for the 2027 elections, clarifying that no official primaries took place.

The Independent National Electoral Commission urges stakeholders in Ekiti to help raise awareness on PVC collection. This is crucial for the upcoming elections.

At least six students have been kidnapped from a polytechnic in Zamfara State. Local leaders express concern over ongoing violence in the area.

Four men have been sentenced to death for their involvement in the 2022 attack on St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Owo, Ondo State, which killed over 40 people.