Governor Otti Says Second Term Depends on God
Abia State Governor Alex Otti has said only God can determine if he will serve a second term. He made this statement during a civic reception by the Oha Isiala Ngwa community, who praised him for his performance in Isiala Ngwa North and South. His remarks suggest a humble tone, but some see it as early positioning ahead of 2027.
School Vice Principal Assaulted Over Exam Malpractice
In a shocking incident in Ondo State, thugs allegedly hired by a parent attacked the Vice Principal of Complete Child Development College in Akure. His “offense”? Preventing the parent’s son from cheating during WAEC exams. This raises fresh concerns about the safety of educators and integrity of Nigeria’s education system.
Suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Heads to Court
Suspended Kogi Central Senator, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday. Her lawyer confirmed the summons but noted uncertainty about the federal government’s specific charges. Political watchers suspect the case may be politically motivated.
U.S. General Warns of Terror Threat to West African Coastline
General Michael Langley of U.S. Africa Command has issued a security warning: extremists in the Sahel are trying to reach West Africa’s coastline. If successful, they could expand smuggling and arms operations. Nigeria, already affected by terror attacks, may face increased security risks.
Suspected Ritual Killing in Bayelsa Hotel
Police in Bayelsa are hunting a suspected internet fraudster after the body of a young girl was found in a hotel in Yenagoa. Locals fear it may be a case of ritual killing. The disturbing trend of hotel-based deaths continues to haunt Nigerian cities.[
Lagos Threatens to Shut Down Alabarago Market
The Lagos State Government has issued a 24-hour ultimatum to Alabarago Market traders to clean up or face closure. Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab said the market violates several environmental rules. This is part of Lagos’ wider effort to enforce urban sanitation.
Labour Party Leadership Crisis Deepens
The Labour Party (LP) Caretaker Committee, led by Senator Nenadi Usman, has accused the Presidency and LP’s factional chairman Julius Abure of fueling internal conflict. They claim the chaos is designed to weaken Peter Obi’s chances in 2027. The LP’s divisions are clearly widening.
APC Rejects Dalung’s ‘Cabal’ Claims
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has dismissed former Minister Solomon Dalung’s accusation that a cabal controls President Tinubu’s government. APC’s national secretary Ajibola Basiru called Dalung irrelevant, questioning his record in office. The exchange reveals internal tension within political ranks.
22 Dead in Kano Auto Crash
A tragic auto crash has claimed 22 lives mostly young people who were returning from the National Sports Festival in Ogun State. The vehicle reportedly fell off a bridge. Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf has extended condolences to the grieving families. Road safety remains a national crisis.
Boko Haram Kills 9 with IEDs in Borno State
At least nine people were killed by Boko Haram in Mairari village, Borno State, using planted improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The victims were civilians, and the attack adds to ongoing security concerns in the Northeast. Despite military claims of progress, insurgency remains far from over.
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“Tinubu, Obi, Otti, and Terrorism: Nigeria’s 10 Biggest News You Should Know Now