Wanted bandit leaders join peace talks with Katsina communities
Katsina communities are negotiating peace deals with bandits, but past failures raise fears of renewed violence.
Katsina communities are negotiating peace deals with bandits, but past failures raise fears of renewed violence.
Atiku Abubakar warned that rising hunger and poverty under the Tinubu government could spark unrest, urging reforms with a human face.
Aliko Dangote declared that his refinery has ended Nigeria’s 50-year fuel queues, cut petrol prices, created jobs, and positioned the nation as Africa’s refining hub.
The Lagos State Police Command has welcomed Abimbola Adebisi as its new Public Relations Officer, describing her as an officer with “a wealth of academic, professional, and operational experience.”
The Lagos State Government has reduced the minimum land size for estate development to 5,000sqm, warning that enforcement will begin soon on 176 non-complying estates.
Federal investigators are probing whether pro-trans groups and online communities connected to Tyler Robinson had foreknowledge of Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said the suspect in Charlie Kirk’s assassination held leftist views and online radical influences, though investigators have yet to confirm a motive.
“Search and rescue operations are still ongoing,” NEMA’s Mrs Ibitayo Adenike said.
Resident doctors have suspended their strike after government assurances but warned of renewed action if demands are not met within two weeks.
ICC prosecutor Karim Khan faces a second misconduct probe over alleged improper talks with a judge in a war crimes case.