
Akpabio Gives Hope to Senators Who Lost Primaries
Godswill Akpabio brings hope to senators who did not secure party tickets in the recent primaries. He assures support for affected lawmakers.
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Godswill Akpabio brings hope to senators who did not secure party tickets in the recent primaries. He assures support for affected lawmakers.

Teachers in Plateau State held a protest to highlight insecurity affecting education. They called on the government to improve safety for students and teachers.

The RCCG has clarified that a photo of Pastor Adeboye with a placard is misrepresented. It was taken during a prayer walk in 2020, not a protest against Jonathan.

The Ilorin Central Mosque Committee has dug over 30 boreholes to provide water access. The chairman highlights the need for community investment in water projects.

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The Ondo Local Government has closed all schools over safety concerns. Parents are urged to keep their children at home until further notice.

Lawmakers call for urgent action to rescue schoolchildren kidnapped in Oyo and Borno. They also push for state police to improve security.