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52 AAU Students Regain Freedom After Ekpoma Unrest

Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo secures release of 52 Ambrose Alli University students detained after protests. Governor pledges to revive AAU and address N41bn salary arrears. Read the full story.

Next of Kin Series 8 Launches with 'Fragments of Being'

The Next of Kin Series 8 launches with the theme 'Fragments of Being,' spotlighting 20 emerging artists. The winner gets a solo exhibition worth ₦6 million. Discover how this initiative fuels Nigeria's art economy.

Woman Dies After Hospital Leaves Scissors in Stomach

A Kano husband accuses Abubakar Imam Urology Centre of fatal negligence after a surgical error. His wife endured months of pain before scans revealed scissors left inside her. Read the full tragic story.

Lagos Releases 16 Inmates, Deports Two Foreign Nationals

Lagos State Chief Judge, Justice Kazeem Alogba, has freed 16 inmates and deported two Chadians in a lawful decongestion exercise. He insists the process follows strict legal guidelines, not sentiment. Read the full details.

52 Youths Remanded Over Ekpoma Protest Violence

An Edo High Court has ordered the remand of 52 youths linked to a violent protest against kidnapping in Ekpoma. The protest, led by students, turned destructive. Read the full details.

₦45bn Spent on Third Mainland Bridge Maintenance - Umahi

The Federal Government has disclosed spending ₦45 billion on the Third Mainland Bridge rehabilitation. A new ₦40bn CCTV control centre was also inaugurated to enhance safety and security on the Lagos landmark. Read the full details.

No Toll for Third Mainland Bridge, FG Inaugurates CCTV

The Federal Government has announced it will not toll the rehabilitated Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos. Works Minister Dave Umahi inaugurated a N40 billion CCTV control centre to enhance security and emergency response on the 11km bridge.

Stephen Wolemonwu on Obstacles, Negligence, and Procrastination

Venerable Stephen Wolemonwu, Rector of Ibru Ecumenical Centre, identifies four critical barriers to personal and organizational growth: obstacles, negligence, sentiment, and procrastination. Read his insightful analysis and biblical guidance for 2026.

Energy Emerges as Decisive Factor in Global AI Race

The global AI race is pivoting from chips to energy. With data centres demanding massive power, reliable electricity is now the key advantage. See how the US, China, and Europe are positioned.

Drug Smugglers Arrested at Kano Court

Kano Correctional Service arrests two for attempting to smuggle Indian hemp to inmates at Nomansland Court. Suspects handed to NDLEA. Read the full story.

Nurses' Union Condemns Killing of Member in Abuja

The NANNM FCT Council condemns the murder of Nurse Chinemerem Pascalina Chuwumeziem, demanding a swift investigation and enhanced security for healthcare workers. Justice must be served.

Pastor Bolaji Idowu to Pay Unemployed Church Members

Pastor Bolaji Idowu of Harvesters International Christian Centre unveils a 3-month financial plan for unemployed members, sparking mixed reactions online. Read more about this compassionate initiative.

Court Orders NNPCL to Explain $3bn Afreximbank Loan

A Federal High Court in Abuja has mandated the NNPCL to provide full details of its $3 billion Afreximbank loan to HEDA Resource Centre. This landmark ruling champions transparency in Nigeria's oil sector. Read the full story.

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