The top 10 stories from all Nigerian newspapers, Wednesday, June 25

The following is the top story in all state newspapers.

1. The President must sit, the meeting of the City Hall in Benue is not a solution to be insecure – the Head of APC, Ojudu

In the midst of increasing violence throughout Nigeria, a former presidential advisor and the chief of the Progressive Congress (APC), Babafemi Ojudu, had asked the Tinubu Ball President to take urgent and firm action to face an increasingly greater security crisis, warning that the failure to do it could endanger Nigerian democality.

2. SDP suspended the chairman, a national auditor for alleged misuse of funds

The Social Democratic Party (SDP) has suspended its national chairman, Shehu Gabam, for the alleged abuse of party funds.

3. Atiku challenges Tinubu’s claim about classmates’ relations with Belarusian businessmen

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has openly demanded clarification from Ball President Ahmed Tinubu for what he described as a claim that was “unreasonable and unreasonable” that connects Tinubu with a controversial Belarusian businessman Alex Zingman as a former classmate at Chicago State University (CSU). Read more Alex Zingman as a former classmate at Chicago State University (CSU). Read more Alex Zingman as a former classmate at Chicago State University (CSU). Bread More Bread More

4. PDP denies the spokesman’s comments about the NEC meeting, Inec

Acting Chairman of the National Democratic Party (PDP), Umar Damagum, has rejected the credited statement to the Secretary of the National Publication of the Party, Debo Oologunagba, in front of the 100th National Executive Committee (NEC) in Abuja.

5. Senate expands the implementation of the 2024 budget to December 31

Senate on Tuesday approved a new extension of the implementation of the 2024 National Budget Capital Component to 31 December. Read more

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6. NGX: Equities Market Consolidation of profits with N764BN profit for investors

Investors in the Nigerian equity market obtained the N764 billion at the close of trade on Tuesday. Read more

7. Brent crude oil falls to $ 68.18, WTI fell to $ 65.16 amid the decline of the ceasefire of Israel-Iran

Brent representatives fell 15.67% to $ 68.18 per barrel on Tuesday, June 24, 2025, from the highest five months $ 81.40 on the previous day, while the West Texas intermediary (WTI) fell to $ 65.16 (14.5% down) after the peak at $ 77.58 on Sunday. More Rreads (14.5% fell) after $ 77.58 on Sundays.

8. Police Catch 28 for Benue Murder

Police operations in Benue have 28 people in connection with the killing of last week in the state.

9. Two in prison for 18 months due to sex outside of marriage in Afghanistan

The Supreme Court of the Taliban in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Tuesday, punished a man and woman in prison 18 months for having sex outside of marriage. Read more

10. Iranian President stated ’12-War days’ with Israel ended

Iranian President, Masoud Pezishkian, on Tuesday announced “the end of the 12 -day war” which took part in the Israeli air strike in the country. Read more