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The Bauchi State Police have arrested a man for allegedly abusing his eight-month-old stepdaughter. The police are investigating the incident and emphasize zero tolerance for child abuse.
Troops interrupted a ransom exchange in Kebbi State, rescuing a kidnapped woman. The military reassured locals of ongoing efforts against criminals.
The EFCC is looking into the N12bn fund for the Nigeria Football Federation. This follows concerns over its use for players' unpaid wages and bonuses.
The Association of Energy Correspondents congratulates the new leaders of WEC Nigeria. Their experience is expected to boost Nigeria's role in the global energy landscape.
Nine countries, including five from Africa, have endorsed the Borrowers’ Platform to enhance discussions on sovereign debt. The initiative aims to support developing nations.
The Kwara State Police rescued Oba Moses Omotayo and two others from kidnappers. The operation involved heavy gunfire and resulted in one kidnapper being killed.
Governor Siminalayi Fubara highlights the collaboration between Rivers State and the Nigerian Air Force, commending President Tinubu for improving national security.
Women from the APC have called on Senator Oluremi Tinubu to promote greater female participation in politics. They emphasize the need for more women in leadership roles.
Tolu Bankole of the APC has confirmed Senator Solomon Adeola, known as Yayi, as the party's candidate for the 2027 Ogun State governorship election.
Gov Otti expresses gratitude as Abia State marks its 35th anniversary, highlighting the contributions of past leaders and the community's spirit.
Governor Fubara disclosed that Rivers Neuropsychiatric Hospital was once a drug trafficking hub. He emphasized the need for upgrades to enhance security and rehabilitation.
In Cross River State, three workers allegedly attempted to sell their employer's child. They claimed it was revenge for unpaid wages, but the employer denied the claims.