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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.
The PRP has demanded President Tinubu's resignation, blaming him for failing to ensure the safety of Nigerians as insecurity rises across the country.
The Ogun State Police have arrested Johnson Elleh for making a fake video about kidnappings. His actions were intended to create fear and gain social media followers.
The Old Students Association of Owo High School is calling on the Ondo State Government to address ongoing land grabbing that threatens the school's land and facilities.
The Council of Legal Education has released a list of 117 accredited universities for law programmes. Students must choose these institutions to qualify for the Nigerian Law School.
Five worshippers from an ECWA church in Kwara State are feared dead after a kidnapping incident. An escapee reported that only three remain with the captors.
Aisanu Nura, 18, has been arrested for allegedly causing the drowning of 17-year-old Abdullahi Muhammad in Bauchi. The police are still searching for the victim's body.
Nestoil Limited responds to The Guardian's editorial claiming legal issues and disruptions in operations. The company asserts the claims are false.
Nsikak Kingsley, 38, has been arrested for allegedly beating his father to death during a fight in Ondo State. The tragic event has raised concerns among residents.
Eight shops were burned in Oyo State on Wednesday. The fire was quickly controlled, preventing further damage, and no injuries were reported.
Eda Oniyo residents protest for the release of 16 worshippers kidnapped during a church service. They demand better security and government intervention.
Adekunle Omoaje of the Action Alliance urges the government to act on the abduction of 96 students and teachers in Oyo and Borno states, calling it a national emergency.