Panic gripped parts of Kwara State on Wednesday night as suspected terrorists launched coordinated attacks on villages in Ifelodun and Edu local government areas, forcing residents to flee into nearby bushes for safety. Sources within the affected communities said the attackers struck late at night, targeting Budesu and Ahun in Ifelodun and Bishewa in Edu. Eyewitnesses described the attackers as …
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EFCC charges businessman over alleged N2.9 billion fraud
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Wednesday charged a businessman, Ufoma Joseph, for alleged N2.9 billion fraud at the Lagos Special Offenses Court, Ikeja. The defendant was charged along with his company, Intermediate Investment Holdings Ltd., with two counts of obtaining by false pretenses and forgery. EFCC lawyer, Mr Babatunde Sonoiki, told the court that the defendants allegedly …
Read More »Court remands four Ogun student leaders for assault and destruction of property
Four student leaders in Ogun State were on Tuesday locked up at the Oba Correctional Center for alleged assault, harassment and destruction of property worth millions of naira. The defendants – Hezakiah Adelola, general secretary of NANS Ogun State chapter, Kamil Iseoluwa, Ibikunle Idris and Folorusho Jacob Olugbenga – have been charged with seven counts of conspiracy, assault, harassment and …
Read More »Traders shut down the Lagos International Trade Fair Complex over alleged government takeover plans
Commercial activities came to a halt at the Lagos International Trade Fair Complex after traders closed their shops in protest against alleged plans by state and local governments to take control of the management of the market. The protest disrupted the operation of the sprawling market as hundreds of traders abandoned their stalls and gathered around the car park and …
Read More »After 26 years of Christian rule, MURIC calls for Muslim leadership in Ogun
The Ogun State chapter of the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has called on Christian leaders in the state to support the emergence of a Muslim as governor in 2027, citing fairness, equity and the need to restore religious balance in political leadership. In a statement on Wednesday, signed by MURIC Ogun State Chairman, Ustadh Tajudeen Jimoh Alao, and Secretary, Ambassador …
Read More »FG knows terrorists by name and location – Gumi
Aishah Waliyullah and Grace Adeleke Controversial Islamic cleric and self-styled banned negotiator, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, has courted fresh controversy after claiming that the Nigerian government has detailed information on every terrorist operating in the country, including their names and locations. The Kaduna cleric made this claim during a television interview, suggesting that authorities are fully aware of the identities and …
Read More »Police officers converged on suspicion of murder of 7 traders in Lagos
The Lagos State police command on Tuesday charged four officers with the murder of a trader in Chief Magistrates Ebute Metta Court in the state. Police agents in August last year shot dead seven traders at the Owode Onirin International Spare Parts Market. The defendants – Manu Bala (41), Jibrin Samaila (47), Ibrahim Garuba (29) and Ibrahim Kashimu, (26) – …
Read More »Ondo university workers embark on 7-day protest
The Joint Action Congress (JAC), Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH), Okitipupa in Ondo State, has embarked on a seven-day protest over alleged injustice committed by the governing board of the institution. JAC includes the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU); Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU); and the National Association for Academic Technology (NAAT). Protesters gathered in large …
Read More »The court postponed Ajudua’s $1 million case indefinitely
The trial of Lagos-based businessman, Fred Ajudua, over an alleged $1.043 million fraud was on Monday postponed indefinitely by the Lagos State Special Offenses Court sitting in Ikeja. Judge Mojisola Dada ordered the postponement indefinitely after rejecting a motion filed by the defense during the trial. Ajudua is facing charges for allegedly defrauding a Palestinian businessman, Zad Abu Zalaf, of …
Read More »Viral video showing “child soldiers” sparks new tension in Borno
…Authorities suspect that abducted minors are being forced into militant roles …Residents urge urgent intervention by the military and the government UNICEF data reveals over 1,100 children recruited in the North East Daud Olatunji Tension has gripped parts of Borno State following the spread of a viral video showing a group of underage children dressed in military-style uniforms partying in …
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