Oyo NUT orders indefinite strike over abducted teachers
Nigeria Union of Teachers directs public school teachers in Oyo State to begin indefinite strike over abduction of colleagues and students, urging government action for safe release.
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Cross River: 89.9% Residents Want to Leave
A new SBM Intelligence study reveals 89.9% of Cross River residents consider relocating due to poor infrastructure, healthcare, and insecurity.
Akwa Ibom Teachers Join Rally for Abducted Colleagues
Teachers in Akwa Ibom will withdraw services on Tuesday for a solidarity rally demanding release of abducted teachers and pupils in Oyo State.
Cross River Police Probe Teen's Death After Alleged Beating
Nigeria Police in Cross River investigate the death of 14-year-old Nancy Peter, allegedly beaten by her mother and a pastor over theft allegations. Two suspects in custody.
Emeka Ike Threatens Action Over INEC Data Leak
Actor Emeka Ike plans to take legal action against Lere Olayinka, aide to FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, for allegedly leaking his personal INEC voter data online.
Pregnant Teen Lured With Flowers, Shot Dead by Ex
A 17-year-old pregnant girl was fatally shot in San Diego by her 21-year-old ex-boyfriend, who lured her outside with flowers. The baby survived.
Veteran Actor Janmole Dies in Auto Crash, Nollywood Mourns
Veteran Nollywood actor, filmmaker, and comedian Janmole, real name Okiki Adesina, died in a road accident on June 1, 2026, plunging the film industry into mourning.
6 House of Reps Members Dump PDP, Announce New Party
Six lawmakers from Oyo State and others defect from PDP to APC and APM, reshaping House dynamics. Minority Leader Kingsley Chinda resigns as he moves to APC.
IOM Cautions Media on Sensationalism and Xenophobia
IOM cautions journalists against sensationalism and wrong terminologies that fuel xenophobic reactions, emphasizing accurate migration reporting.
US Deports 355 West Africans, Names and Photos Released
The United States has announced the deportation of 355 West Africans, including 110 Nigerians and 94 Liberians, releasing names and photos via the DHS portal.
Five Mozambique Nationals Killed in South Africa Attacks
Five Mozambique nationals died in xenophobic attacks in South Africa, while a Pakistani and a Bangladeshi were also killed in separate incidents.
Emeka Ike Threatens Legal Action Over INEC Data Leak
Nollywood actor Emeka Ike vows legal action after his INEC voter data was allegedly leaked by FCT Minister Wike's media aide, calling it a serious privacy breach.
Agbomhere Hails Okpebholo’s Strides in Edo
Dr. Blessing Agbomhere commends Governor Okpebholo for unprecedented infrastructure and security strides in Edo State, citing flyover projects and enhanced security.
DSS Denies Arresting Okey Ndibe, Says Watchlist Review
DSS clarifies that Okey Ndibe was not arrested but engaged as part of a watchlist review. The interaction lasted less than an hour, and he was cleared courteously.
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Fulani chiefs reject kidnapping profiling in South-West
South-West Fulani chiefs condemn ethnic profiling after a leader's arrest, urging Nigerians not to label entire community over individual crimes.
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US visa cuts: Abuja office closes as Africa hubs drop to 20
The US Embassy in Abuja halts routine visa processing, shifting operations to Lagos. Only 20 African hubs remain for visas, impacting Nigerian applicants.
Gunman kills six family members in Iowa before suicide
A 52-year-old man killed six relatives in Muscatine, Iowa, then died by suicide. Police say the shootings stemmed from a domestic dispute.
Nasboi Blasts Government Over Insecurity
Singer Nasboi criticizes the government for failing Nigerians amid rising insecurity, urging unity and accountability across tribes and religions.
Bolt Driver Stabbed to Death in Abuja Car Snatching
A Bolt driver was stabbed to death by suspected car snatchers in Abuja's Wuse Zone 6. The incident occurred during a heavy downpour as the driver resisted a hijacking attempt.
Peter Obi: Politicians Focus on 2027, Ignore Kidnapped Children
Peter Obi criticizes leaders for prioritizing 2027 elections over rescuing kidnapped schoolchildren and addressing Nigeria's worsening insecurity.
US Court Blocks Removal of Transgender Troops
A US appeals court ruled that the Pentagon can temporarily bar new transgender recruits but blocked removal of currently serving transgender personnel.
Gunmen Kill Couple, Woman, Injure Girl in Plateau
Gunmen killed a couple and a woman in Tukur village, Plateau State, and injured a 12-year-old girl. The Mwaghavul Youth Movement condemned the attack and called for justice.
False Bandit Rumour Kills 24-Year-Old Rider in Lagos
A viral false bandit invasion rumour in Lagos led to the death of 24-year-old rider Kulaha Ayuba, who was killed by a mob. Police arrest 15 suspects.
Peter Okoye Sparks Reactions Over Lekki Bandit Encounter
Peter Okoye shared his encounter with a crowd that caught a suspected bandit in Lekki, Lagos, stirring reactions and concerns about insecurity.
US to Cut Visa Embassies in Africa from 50 to 20
The Trump administration plans to reduce U.S. visa-processing embassies in Africa from 50 to 20, affecting up to 30 countries and forcing applicants to travel abroad for interviews.
Abia Doctors Threaten Indefinite Strike Over Surgeon Abduction
The Nigerian Medical Association in Abia State has given a 24-hour ultimatum for the release of Dr. Bonaventure Aguocha, threatening an indefinite strike if he is not freed.
US reduces African visa hubs to 20, impacting applicants
The US will consolidate nearly 50 visa-processing African missions into 20 hubs, raising travel costs and wait times for applicants across the continent.
Two Police Killed in Anambra Convoy Ambush
Two police officers were shot dead by gunmen along Amansea-Ufuma Road in Anambra. The CP declared 'Operation Fish Them Out' to track down the attackers.
RULAAC Flays DSS Detention of Prof. Okey Ndibe, Demands Release
RULAAC condemns the DSS detention of renowned Nigerian writer Prof. Okey Ndibe at Lagos airport, calling for his immediate release and an end to arbitrary arrests.
Okpekpe Race Security Success Shows Collective Action Gains
The Okpekpe International 10km Race in Edo State saw enhanced security measures, ensuring a safe event despite regional challenges. Security expert Peter Dunia highlights collective action as key to combating insecurity.
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