Month: July 2026
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Father assaults female doctor at University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital following child’s death
A female doctor at the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital was assaulted by a grieving father after his child died during treatment, prompting a five-day strike by medical staff.
FCT Police Save Four Abductees Following Intense Shootout
The FCT Police Command successfully rescued four hostages from kidnappers following a intense gun battle in the Jikoko Hills area.
NLS Rejects NBA Opposition, Maintains Authority to Award ‘Blue Silk’ Status
The Nigerian Law Society defends its right to award the 'Blue Silk' rank, dismissing claims of illegality from the Nigerian Bar Association and the LPPC.
Mass return of 38,000 Malawians from South Africa follows xenophobic violence
Over 38,000 Malawians have fled South Africa following a month of anti-migrant violence, with six deaths reported during the transit process.
Uganda Concludes Initial Phase of Evacuating 1,102 Citizens from South Africa
Uganda has successfully brought home 1,102 nationals from South Africa through a series of six coordinated evacuation flights following recent xenophobic unrest.
Senator Ndume Urges President Tinubu to Address Nigerians Personally
Senator Ali Ndume has advised President Bola Tinubu to communicate directly with citizens about national challenges, while also praising the administration's recent efforts to combat banditry through intensified military operations.
US Officials Admit Wrong Man Killed by ICE in Houston Traffic Stop
US officials acknowledge that 52-year-old Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was mistakenly targeted and killed by ICE agents during a traffic stop in Houston, prompting calls for independent investigations and criminal complaints from the Mexican government.
Abuja Federal High Court upholds FCCPC mandate to probe Air Peace fare complaints
A Federal High Court has ruled that the FCCPC is legally authorized to investigate consumer complaints about airline pricing, dismissing a lawsuit brought by Air Peace.
Edo State Police announce movement ban for local government polls
Edo State Police have declared a movement restriction for Saturday, July 11, to ensure a secure local government election process.
Tactical Analysis: How England Can Counter Norway and Erling Haaland
An examination of the tactical challenges England faces when playing Norway, focusing on stopping Erling Haaland and countering their varied build-up play.