
Mother and Pastor Arrested After Death of 14-Year-Old Girl
The police have arrested a mother and a pastor in Cross River State following the death of a 14-year-old girl, Nancy Peter, who was allegedly beaten.
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The police have arrested a mother and a pastor in Cross River State following the death of a 14-year-old girl, Nancy Peter, who was allegedly beaten.

The Ibagwa-Aka local government secretariat has undergone significant renovations under Ugo Ferdinand Ukwueze's leadership, highlighting the impact of good governance.

Kaduna State is ranked 3rd in Nigeria by the 2025 Phillips Consulting State Performance Index. This ranking reflects the state's progress in governance and reforms.

The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria will start bringing back pilgrims from Saudi Arabia on June 3. They advise following baggage rules to avoid delays.

NAICOM has joined forces with the Abia State Government to enhance investor trust and reduce risks in the insurance industry, aiming for a stable economic environment.

Ebonyi Governor Francis Nwifuru has urged the federal government for disaster relief funds to address the damage caused by recent environmental issues in the state.

The National Assembly returns after a break. Many lawmakers face new challenges after losing primaries, especially due to changes in the Electoral Act.

Teachers in Akwa Ibom will join a nationwide protest on June 2. They demand the release of teachers and students kidnapped in Oyo State.

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Chidi Odinkalu has called out Kingsley Chinda for holding both the House Minority Leader position and the APC governorship candidacy, labeling it a political crime.

The SSS has clarified that writer Okey Ndibe was not detained at the Lagos airport. His name is being removed from a long-standing watch list.

Starlink's licensing dispute in South Africa raises questions about the need for satellite services in achieving broadband goals. The debate involves local partnerships and foreign control.