
Ondo Senator Ipinsagba Denies Losing APC Primary Ticket
Senator Olajide Ipinsagba of Ondo North denies reports of losing the APC primary ticket. His team insists the claims are false and undermines voter support.
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Senator Olajide Ipinsagba of Ondo North denies reports of losing the APC primary ticket. His team insists the claims are false and undermines voter support.

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors has issued a 21-day ultimatum to the government over unpaid funds and welfare issues. Failure to act could disrupt public healthcare services.

The Federal Government has approved payments to more than 1,240 contractors. This move aims to settle outstanding debts and support local businesses.

Governor Uba Sani urges partnerships to improve education in Kaduna. He highlights the importance of investing in youth for a better future.

Alhaji Umaru Shinkafi, Marafan Sokoto, was a prominent leader in Nigeria, known for his role in establishing key intelligence agencies and his political journey.

Kingsley Chinda resigns as Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, leading to a leadership battle. Security concerns in Nigeria are also highlighted.

The Police Commissioner of Anambra State, Ikioye Orutugu, discusses the mistreatment of widows by their in-laws and emphasizes their legal rights.

The Federal Capital Territory Police has inaugurated a special unit to address violent crimes like kidnapping and armed robbery in Abuja. This unit aims to improve police response and safety.

The Senate is back in session, addressing key issues like party primaries and a recent kidnapping incident in Oyo. New committees are formed to tackle contractor debts.

The Oyo State government has demolished a building used by kidnappers linked to the abduction of Adebayo Adelabu's sister. This action aims to enhance security in the area.

The Lagos State Police have reassured the public that there are no credible threats of a school attack. Security measures are being enhanced around schools.

Wisdom Chude accuses the Nigeria Police of serious human rights violations, including unlawful detention and extortion of suspects in Port Harcourt.