
APC Loses Lawmakers to PRP and ADC
The APC faces defections as two lawmakers switch to PRP and ADC. These moves reflect growing political changes as Nigeria approaches the 2027 elections.
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The APC faces defections as two lawmakers switch to PRP and ADC. These moves reflect growing political changes as Nigeria approaches the 2027 elections.

Police in Enugu State stopped a kidnapping attempt, killing two suspects and recovering several firearms. The operations were based on intelligence reports.

Ikechukwu Ezenagu, a native doctor from Nnewi, has been sent to jail by an Anambra court for breaching security laws. His trial is ongoing.

Communities in Akwa Ibom State are taking legal action against oil companies for pollution. They accuse these firms of harming the environment and neglecting local health.

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved a compensation plan for Band A customers impacted by recent power shortages. This move aims to address ongoing electricity supply challenges.

Asimiyu Ajibola, chairman of the Accord party in Osun, was shot in an attack on Wednesday night. He is currently in critical condition at the hospital.

Troops from the Nigerian Army rescued a woman and her six-month-old baby after a kidnapping incident in Kogi State. The operation was successful due to quick action and local support.

A drone strike at Kuwait's international airport resulted in one death and 63 injuries. The attack has escalated tensions between Iran and US forces in the region.

The Kwara State Police arrested a suspected kidnap gang leader and recovered two rifles in Baruten. The operation was based on reliable intelligence.

Peter Obi urges young Nigerians to focus on unity and good governance instead of ethnic divisions as the 2027 elections approach.

Residents and drivers in Agege, Lagos, are calling for urgent repairs to Alfa Nla Road. The road's poor condition has led to heavy traffic and safety concerns.

A Lagos court has thrown out a defilement charge against Oke Joshua after the prosecution failed to bring witnesses to support the case. The judge highlighted ongoing issues with witness attendance in criminal trials.