Police confirm death of 12-year-old girl in Edo kidnap rescue operation
“…a 12-year-old girl was fatally shot by the fleeing kidnappers during the crossfire. One female victim is still unaccounted for, and search efforts are ongoing.”
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FG under fire as NNPCL CEO admits refineries may be sold
“Sale is not out of the question… all options are on the table,” NNPCL boss Ojulari told Bloomberg.
Ohanaeze says Igbos deserve LG positions in Lagos due to heavy investments
Ohanaeze Ndigbo in Lagos has condemned the political marginalisation of Igbos in local government elections, citing their heavy investments in the state.
IPOB says Shehu’s rat infestation admission backs Kanu’s claims
“This development supports our earlier calls for more openness about the health and availability of those in leadership,” IPOB stated.
Lagos LG Poll: Police barricade Berger road, vehicles, passengers stranded
A combined team of police, Federal Road Safety Corps officers, and military personnel were seen enforcing the restriction.
€300 Nigerian visa fee in Europe sparks outcry as tourists choose Ghana, Togo
“…Three hundred euros just to visit Nigeria? No breakdown, no clarity, just payments and more payments,” said one Dutch applicant anonymously.
Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan appeals N5m contempt fine over Facebook post
Akpoti-Uduaghan seeks to overturn the ruling and set aside the fine, arguing the original contempt application did not request any monetary penalty.
Ghana slams U.S. for cutting visa validity from five years to three months
Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs called the policy shift a “substantial variance” from existing reciprocal terms, describing it as disruptive to longstanding bilateral arrangements.
Are Bill Gates, MI6, and CIA-linked NGOs directly involved in writing Nigeria’s security, health, food, and tax laws?
A leaked brochure exposes how NGOs tied to Bill Gates, the CIA, and MI6 are embedded in Nigeria’s legislative process—drafting laws on health, food, and security.
10 million Hermès Birkin becomes most expensive handbag ever sold
A black leather Hermès Birkin handbag once owned by Jane Birkin has become the most expensive bag ever sold at auction, fetching €8.58 million (approximately $10 million) at a Sotheby’s sale in Paris.