Month: July 2026
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Legal expert explains why Peter Obi may ignore demands to pay airport fine
Legal analyst Ekemini Udim argues that Peter Obi is not legally obligated to apologize or pay a fine for an alleged airport parking violation, citing limits on administrative powers and the principle of personal criminal liability.
NPC: Accurate Census Data is Vital for Nigeria’s Development
Dr. Aminu Yusuf of the National Population Commission warns that Nigeria's development relies on conducting a tech-driven census to accurately manage its youthful, 238-million-strong population.
Abia FRSC Launches RTSSS Enforcement to Regulate Fleet Operators
The Abia State FRSC is launching a week-long enforcement drive for the Road Transport Safety Standardization Scheme to improve vehicle safety and encourage fleet registration.
Over 107,000 students participate in Jigawa common entrance exams
A total of 107,180 pupils across Jigawa State took part in the 2026 common entrance examination for junior secondary school placement.
27 Killed in Latest Wave of Violence Across Benue and Plateau States
At least 27 people have been killed in separate attacks across Benue and Plateau states, leaving communities in mourning and demanding government action against the perpetrators.
Raffi Quirke added to England roster for Argentina fixture
Scrum-half Raffi Quirke has been drafted into the England squad for the Nations Championship game against Argentina as a replacement for the injured Alex Mitchell.
Prominent Zamfara bandit leader Kachalla Yellow slain in firefight
Kachalla Sani Yellow, a major bandit leader responsible for violence across Zamfara State, was killed by local security volunteers during a failed raid in Anka.
Suspected herdsmen kill 18 in Benue State attacks
At least 18 people were killed in separate attacks by suspected armed herdsmen in Benue State's Otukpo area, triggering mass protests and government condemnation.
ADC Criticizes Tinubu Administration for Widespread Failures
The ADC has accused the Tinubu administration of failing in key governance areas and expressed disapproval over the government's stance on Nigerians living abroad.
Automotive traders offer varied feedback on recent import duty cuts
Nigerian car dealers report mixed views on government import duty reductions, citing the potential for lower prices alongside concerns regarding currency exchange rates and existing stock inventory.