National, governance, politics, policy, and breaking developments.
The Gamji College of Health Technology in Sokoto has officially denied reports alleging the kidnapping of 18 students traveling to Oyo State. The institution reassures the public that all its students are safe and accounted for.
A court has sentenced a man to death by hanging after rejecting his self-defense argument in a murder case. The ruling underscores the judicial system's stance on violent crime and accountability in Nigeria.
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) are seeking the dismissal of a N1 billion fundamental rights suit filed by former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai, who claims his rights were violated when his family was barred from visiting him in custody.
A call for a one-year suspension of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has been made by the spokesperson of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), citing the need for reorganization in light of escalating security concerns. This proposal seeks to address safety issues faced by corps members in various regions of Nigeria.
In a devastating incident late last night, two vigilantes were killed and three others injured during an attack in Angwan Tsarki, Plateau State, while they were on duty. The attack underscores the ongoing security challenges faced by local communities in the region.
Former Senator Babafemi Ojudu has called on Anthony Kila to substantiate his professorial claims with credible academic documentation, following a report by PREMIUM TIMES. Ojudu's challenge comes as Kila threatens legal action instead of providing the requested evidence.
Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) has launched a new digital clearance system aimed at reducing delays in the graduation process for students. This innovative approach allows graduates to complete their clearance remotely and receive official approval within five days.
In response to a violent inter-communal clash that resulted in the deaths of five individuals, the Anambra State government has suspended all activities in a key market. This decision aims to facilitate a thorough investigation and ensure accountability for the unrest.
Vice President Kashim Shettima has inaugurated a significant business support initiative aimed at empowering over 40,000 women in Katsina. The local government has also committed an additional N4 billion to bolster the Nigeria for Women Programme Scale-Up.
Nigerian actor Hanks Anuku has called for patience from citizens regarding President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration, asserting that he is not responsible for the country's current issues. Anuku emphasized that enduring the present challenges is vital for potential future improvements.
Former Ebonyi State Governor, David Umahi, asserts that the All Progressives Congress (APC) is well-positioned to secure victories in all South-East states during the 2027 elections, citing the current administration's efforts to address regional marginalization. He downplays the electoral threat posed by Peter Obi, emphasizing the APC's strengthened ties with the region.
In a move aimed at enhancing its influence and advocacy for the Muslim community, the Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) has expanded its national executive council. The decision reflects the council's commitment to preserving and promoting the interests of Islam across Nigeria.
