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The Kogi State Police confirmed the death of Sarah Idoko, a final-year student. Investigations are ongoing to find those responsible for her death.
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The Kogi State Police confirmed the death of Sarah Idoko, a final-year student. Investigations are ongoing to find those responsible for her death.

The Nigerian Medical Association in Abia has canceled its strike after the safe return of surgeon Bonaventure Aguocha, who was kidnapped for nine days.

The Lagos State Government has arrested 45 beggars, including nine children, in various operations. Ongoing efforts aim to address street begging in the city.

Uche Nwole has accused powerful figures in the Imo NDC of manipulating primary elections. He warns that this could harm the party's future in the 2027 elections.

The Coalition of Northern Groups demands equal support for victims of kidnappings in Oyo and Borno states, emphasizing the need for government action.

The Abia Police Command has arrested 17 suspected cultists amid rising crime. The police warn that there is no tolerance for cultism in the state.

The Rivers Development Agenda states that Kingsley Chinda's switch to APC has resolved eligibility concerns for the upcoming governorship primary in Rivers State.
The Ondo State Government and police have dismissed rumors of a kidnapping in Akure schools, assuring that all institutions are safe and operational.

Adekunle Omoaje, the Action Alliance presidential candidate, demands urgent action to rescue 96 students and teachers kidnapped in Oyo and Borno states.

Busayo John-Paul, sister of former Minister Adebayo Adelabu, was kidnapped along with her twin sons in Ibadan. The family seeks public support for their safe return.

Teachers in Delta State joined a nationwide protest against insecurity, demanding action to protect schools and students from kidnappings.

Eda Oniyo residents protest for 16 church members kidnapped by gunmen. They demand government action and improved security in the area.