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The Rivers Development Agenda states that Kingsley Chinda's switch to the APC has resolved eligibility concerns for the governorship primary. They affirm that all legal steps were followed.
Opposition lawmakers in the House of Representatives have nominated Ikenga Ugochinyere as the new Minority Leader. This follows Kingsley Chinda's resignation to join the APC.
Adekunle Omoaje, the Action Alliance presidential candidate, has called for urgent action to rescue 96 abducted pupils and teachers in Oyo and Borno states.
Eda Oniyo residents protest for the release of 16 worshippers kidnapped during a church service. They demand action from the government and better security.
Teachers in Delta State protested against the rising kidnappings affecting schools. They called for immediate action to ensure safety for all.
Peter Obi, NDC's presidential candidate, urges party aspirants to accept primary results in good faith and focus on party growth ahead of elections.
Amotekun has denied rumors of school attacks in Ondo, urging residents to ignore false reports. Panic among parents led to many withdrawing their children from schools.
Nigeria's Ministry of Finance emphasizes its goal to attract foreign investment during an event at the London Stock Exchange, highlighting Africa's economic potential.
Disability rights advocates are pressing the Nigerian government to fulfill its promises made at the Global Disability Summit. They highlight ongoing challenges faced by millions.
The arraignment of UBA and four others over a N4.29 billion forex fraud was delayed again as none of the defendants appeared in court.
The Mozambique government confirmed five deaths in xenophobic attacks in South Africa. This violence has led to diplomatic tensions and repatriation efforts.
The Coroner’s Court has postponed the investigation into the death of Chimamanda Adichie’s son, Master Nkanu Adichie-Esege, to October 8, 2026.