
NCC names Emiko as Acting Chair of Digital Bridge Institute board
The NCC has named Princess Oforitsenere Emiko as the Acting Chair of the Digital Bridge Institute. This move aims to empower Nigeria's youth in the digital economy.
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The NCC has named Princess Oforitsenere Emiko as the Acting Chair of the Digital Bridge Institute. This move aims to empower Nigeria's youth in the digital economy.

Speaker Abbas Tajudeen highlights the importance of a modern data system for Nigeria's $1 trillion economy goal at a public hearing on the Statistics Bill.

The Ajiran community is calling for justice for Ademola Akinloye, a murdered prince. Family members and activists oppose the release of a murder suspect.

Oluchi, a married woman, was discovered in a Delta hotel after pretending to be kidnapped. Her family's plea for ransom led to shocking revelations.

Gunmen attacked soldiers in Ogun State, resulting in one soldier's death and another's injury during an attempted kidnapping. The incident has raised security concerns.

Kano State Police arrested 345 suspects and seized 270 weapons in a statewide operation. The police aim to enhance security and combat crime in the region.

The Lagos State Neighbourhood Safety Agency has arrested 279 suspected criminals in a major crackdown aimed at ensuring law and order in the state.

The police in Borno rescued a six-year-old boy who was kidnapped and arrested the suspect. The boy was safely reunited with his family.

In Zamfara State, 39 people were kidnapped by armed bandits during a community meeting. The police are investigating the incident and seeking to rescue the victims.

Ojoma Emie, a patent medicine seller, was killed by suspected herders in Ikobi, Benue State. The attackers beheaded him and took his head away.

The Kebbi State Police arrested seven suspects connected to the killings of three FRSC personnel. The arrests are part of efforts to combat banditry in the area.

In Zamfara, 39 elderly people are still held captive after a meeting with a bandit leader went awry. The local government was unaware of the community's plans.