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Tension in Osogbo as suspected Yahoo boys resist alleged EFCC operatives arrest, set bonfire
Some suspected internet fraudsters popularly known as ‘Yahoo Yahoo boys’ have stormed some streets in Osogbo to protest against the alleged arrest by EFCC.
Breaking: Police, hunters rescue kidnapped UNIJOS professor, husband
Barely 24 hours after Professor Grace Ayanbimpe of the University of Jos and her husband were kidnapped, the police have announced their rescue from abductors.
Arewa group lambasts NLC for shutting down Kaduna state
The group wondered why NLC pretends to be unaware of a more worrisome minimum wage crisis in Taraba and Benue, among other northern states but targeting Kaduna.
Breaking: EFCC arrests former Kwara governor Ahmed over alleged diversion of N9bn
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested the immediate past governor of Kwara State, Abdulfatai Ahmed over alleged diversion of N9bn.
Presidency raises alarm over alleged plan to release fake news on Buhari’s mental status
The minister of information has said FG has uncovered about 476 online publication sites dedicated to daily churning out of fake news to fight the government.
Insecurity: FG takes final decision on 400 Boko Haram financiers, gives reasons
Abubakar Malami said that the federal government would very soon resuscitate and reinvigorate the existing special terrorism prosecution courts in the country.
Tears as Governor Kayode Fayemi’s aide reportedly slumps, dies in office
Prof. Francisca Aladejana, a former provost of the college of education, Ikere Ekiti, now the Bamidele Olumilua University of Education, is reportedly dead.
2023: APC chieftain reveals what will happen if APC denies Tinubu presidential ticket
An ex-member of House of Representatives, Saheed Akinade-Fijabi, said there would be emergence of third party if APC denies Tinubu its president ticket in 2023.
Insecurity: Nigerian governor finally opens up, says he knows where bandits live
The governor of Bauchi state, Bala Mohammed, said that most acts of criminality, such as banditry and kidnapping, were being perpetrated by influential people.
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