
Gunmen kidnap former minister's sister and her twin sons in Ibadan
Busayo John-Paul, sister of former Minister Adebayo Adelabu, was kidnapped along with her twin sons in Ibadan. The family seeks public support for their safe return.
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Busayo John-Paul, sister of former Minister Adebayo Adelabu, was kidnapped along with her twin sons in Ibadan. The family seeks public support for their safe return.

Teachers in Delta State joined a nationwide protest against insecurity, demanding action to protect schools and students from kidnappings.

Eda Oniyo residents protest for 16 church members kidnapped by gunmen. They demand government action and improved security in the area.

The governments of Anambra, Ebonyi, and Enugu are activating measures to prevent Ebola. Health workers are prepared and public awareness campaigns will begin.

The House of Representatives demands urgent action to rescue 72 kidnapped schoolchildren and teachers in Oyo and Borno, highlighting the need for improved security.

Ladi Hassan has been suspended by the PDP in Kwara for misconduct. The party accused him of anti-party activities after he failed to attend a disciplinary meeting.

Senegal's President Bassirou Faye has named a new cabinet, excluding the PASTEF party. This follows Ousmane Sonko's announcement of their withdrawal from government.

The Mozambique government confirmed the deaths of five citizens due to xenophobic violence in South Africa. This incident highlights ongoing tensions towards immigrants.

Datti Baba-Ahmed reveals he joined Peter Obi's 2023 ticket out of sympathy, not shared political views. He felt compelled to help Nigeria.

The Jigawa State House of Assembly has suspended Speaker Haruna Maigari over claims of anti-party activities that could harm APC unity as elections approach.

The Federal High Court in Abuja has convicted four men involved in the 2022 attack on St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Owo, which left many dead.

Shettima emphasizes the importance of using the World Bank funds wisely to improve education, health, and infrastructure in Nigeria. He encourages accountability and collaboration among governors.