Tag: #BreakingNews
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DISASTER AVERTED: POLICE RECOVER EXPLOSIVES IN A’IBOM CUSTODIAL CENTRE
The Akwa Ibom State Police Command has recovered dangerous explosive materials inside the Ikot Ekpene Custodial Centre, preventing what officials say could have been a major disaster. Police spokesperson Timfom John said the operation followed credible intelligence from correctional authorities. Acting on the tip-off, Commissioner of Police Baba Azare deployed the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)…
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EDO GOVT DISOWNS AIDE OVER THREATS TO OPPOSITION
The Edo Government has distanced itself from a viral video where an aide to Gov. Monday Okpebholo, Emmanuel Eghogho, allegedly threatened opposition figures, including Peter Obi. Commissioner for Information, Kassim Afegbua, said the comments are personal and do not reflect government policy, stressing that the administration rejects political intimidation. He added that Edo remains focused…
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WHITE HOUSE DINNER SHOOTING SCARE: TRUMP ‘LIKELY TARGET’ AS SUSPECT ARRESTED
A glamorous political dinner turned into panic in Washington after gunshots outside the White House Correspondents’ event forced a rush evacuation of President Trump and top officials. U.S. officials say President Donald Trump was likely the target of a shooting incident at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner venue in Washington on Saturday night. Authorities say…
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WINDSTORM WRECKS NYSC CAMP, BAGO ORDERS SWIFT REPAIRS
Niger State Governor, Mohammed Umaru Bago, has directed the immediate repair of buildings damaged by a windstorm at the NYSC Orientation Camp in Paiko. The storm left a trail of destruction male hostels, the multipurpose hall, kitchen, staff quarters, and parts of the state coordinator’s residence were all hit. Despite the damage, no lives were…
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HORROR IN BENUE: GUNMEN KILL TRADITIONAL RULER, WIFE, 2 OTHERS
Gunmen have killed a traditional ruler, Chief Alexander Awodi, his wife, and two others in Agatu LGA of Benue State, police have confirmed. According to the Command’s spokesperson, DSP Edet Udeme, the attackers stormed the monarch’s residence and opened fire, sparking panic as residents fled for safety. Local sources say the assailants reportedly four men…
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LAGOS SANITATION RETURNS—BUT MANY STAY INDOORS
The reintroduced monthly environmental sanitation in Lagos saw mixed compliance, as residents obeyed movement restrictions but showed low turnout for actual cleanup. Across areas like Iyana-Ipaja and Alimosho, businesses closed and roads emptied—including the usually busy Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway—but many residents simply stayed indoors instead of cleaning. While a few cleared gutters and surroundings, others waited…
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STAKEHOLDERS CALL FOR RETURN OF COVID-19 SAFETY RULES AS COMPLACENCY GROWS
Health stakeholders are urging Nigerians to revive COVID-19 safety practices in schools, workplaces, and public spaces amid signs of growing complacency and rising concern over new infections. The call follows a reported case confirmed by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention in Cross River State, sparking fears of a possible resurgence. Across many…
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CURFEW IMPOSED IN RIVERS COMMUNITY AFTER VIGILANTE MEMBER’S DEATH
Tension rises in Ikuru Town as authorities move to restore calm after a deadly clash. The Chairman of Andoni Local Government Area, Lucky Otuo, has imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew in Ikuru Town, Rivers State, following the alleged killing of a vigilance group member. He also banned all local vigilance groups in the area, saying the…
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OLUOKUN DECLARES FOR LAGOS ASSEMBLY SEAT, PROMISES GRASSROOTS FOCUS
A media expert joins the political race in Agege, with promises of youth, women empowerment and better community development. Azizat Oluokun has declared her bid for the Agege Constituency II seat in the Lagos State House of Assembly under the APC. She made the announcement in Agege, pledging to focus on education, youth empowerment, women…
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NICASA ISSUES SAFETY ALERT AS ANTI-FOREIGN PROTESTS LOOM IN SOUTH AFRICA
The Nigerian Citizens Association South Africa has warned Nigerians in South Africa to be extra cautious ahead of planned anti-foreign protests scheduled for April 27–29. NICASA President-General Frank Onyekwelu says past experiences show these protests can quickly escalate, making vigilance critical—especially in Gauteng Province. Avoid protest zones, limit movement, and if possible, stay indoors. Business…
