Month: June 2026
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DIG Fayoade Confirms Ongoing Rescue Operations for Kidnapped Oyo Pupils and Educators
DIG Adegoke Fayoade states that security agencies are prioritizing the rescue of kidnapped students and teachers in Oyo State while modernizing police operations through technology and better welfare.
Parties Demand Justice Following Teenager’s Murder in Ilobu
Political tension escalates in Osun State as the Imole Campaign Council and the APC demand justice and a full police investigation into the murder of 14-year-old Ezekiel Olapade in Ilobu.
US Open Highlights Growing Concerns Regarding Golfer Conduct
Wyndham Clark’s US Open win was marred by rising concerns over player behavior and spectator misconduct, prompting officials to enforce stricter conduct codes.
WSL Teams Permitted to Sell Alcohol During Matches Following Trials
Women's Super League clubs will be permitted to serve alcohol in stadium seating areas starting next season following successful trials.
DSS witness testifies on El-Rufai’s admission regarding NSA phone interception
DSS witness Deji Adeyanju testified that former Governor Nasir El-Rufai admitted on national television to listening to the private communications of the National Security Adviser.
Ollie Watkins backs Jérémy Doku following World Cup parental leave criticism
England's Ollie Watkins defends Manchester City's Jérémy Doku against public criticism regarding his decision to leave the World Cup for the birth of his first child.
Katsina State Governor grants automatic employment to first-class graduates
Governor Dikko Radda has opened up automatic government employment to all Katsina State indigenes who graduate with first-class honors from any Nigerian institution.
Sambo Urges Opposition to Prove Strength Ahead of 2027 Polls
Arise Television's Sumner Sambo argues that opposition parties must demonstrate greater political capability following recent election results in Ekiti State.
Jos Motorcycle and Tricycle Operators Ignore Official State Ban
Motorcycle and tricycle operators in Jos are flouting a government-mandated security ban, with police citing ongoing enforcement challenges due to public demand.
Watching the World Cup from a Managerial Perspective
A professional manager shares how he balances the enjoyment of the World Cup with the tactical analysis required to scout elite talent during the tournament.