Month: July 2026
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Edo Security Corps Detains Three Suspects for Homicide and Clandestine Burial
Three people have been arrested by the Edo State Security Corps for the murder and secret burial of a Kebbi State woman named Hannah.
House of Representatives Proposes Nutritionists Registration Council
Lawmakers are considering a new bill to establish the Nutritionists Registration Council of Nigeria to regulate the profession, eliminate quackery, and better address the country's malnutrition crisis.
JED Reports 45% Energy Loss Due to Theft in Plateau State
Jos Electricity Distribution Plc reveals that 45 percent of energy supplied to Plateau State is lost to theft and is launching new whistleblower initiatives and meter distribution efforts to address the crisis.
APC Ekiti Triumph Foretells 2027 Success, Say Umahi and Oyebanji
Minister David Umahi and Governor Biodun Oyebanji credit the APC's recent election success in Ekiti to the federal government's ongoing infrastructure projects and road development.
Ebonyi PDP requests official inquiry into Governor Nwifuru’s convoy altercation
The Ebonyi State PDP is calling for a formal inquiry after a video surfaced showing an altercation between Governor Francis Nwifuru's security detail and a civilian driver.
Sam Amadi and ICPC Chief Condemn Academic Corruption in Nigeria
Academic leaders and ICPC officials met at Yakubu Gowon University to demand an end to corruption in Nigerian higher education, citing concerns over fake professorships, exam fraud, and sexual harassment.
Two suspects detained by Bayelsa Police following deadly student cult conflict
Bayelsa police have arrested two suspects in connection with a lethal cult clash that resulted in the death of a Niger Delta University student in Amassoma.
President Tinubu requests Senate endorsement for secondary education legislative changes
President Bola Tinubu has submitted the National Secondary Education Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2026, to the Senate to improve the administration of senior secondary education in Nigeria.
Abuja Court Adjourns Ansaru Terror Trial to July 20
The Federal High Court in Abuja has set a July 20 date to resume the trial of two alleged Ansaru commanders facing terrorism charges brought by the DSS.
Brentford Adds Callum Wilson Following West Ham Departure
Brentford has signed free agent and former England striker Callum Wilson to a 12-month contract following his exit from relegated West Ham.