Nigerian Senate debates State Police Bill aimed at decentralising policing system

State Police Bill Clears Major Hurdle as House of Representatives Approves Proposal

Nigeria’s House of Representatives has approved the State Police Bill, marking one of the most significant developments in the country’s ongoing debate over security reform and policing structure. The proposal secured overwhelming backing from lawmakers during Thursday’s plenary session, signaling strong legislative support for a decentralized policing system aimed at addressing growing security challenges nationwide….

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Arise TV presenter Rufai Oseni discussing Peter Obi's lawsuit against Kenneth Okonkwo during a television programme.

Rufai Oseni Questions Peter Obi’s N5bn Defamation Suit Against Kenneth Okonkwo

Arise Television presenter Rufai Oseni has questioned the decision by former presidential candidate Peter Obi to pursue legal action against politician and actor Kenneth Okonkwo over alleged defamatory remarks. The comments come amid growing public debate surrounding allegations linked to the conduct of primary elections within the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC). Obi’s legal team recently…

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Pastor William Kumuyi addressing a congregation while discussing leadership succession in the church.

Pastor Kumuyi Rejects Family Succession Model in Church Leadership

Founder and General Superintendent of Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor William Kumuyi, has stated that church leadership should not automatically be passed from a founder to his children. The respected cleric made the remarks while addressing growing public speculation about who could eventually succeed him in leading one of Nigeria’s largest Christian ministries. His comments…

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Residents in Oyo State holding food items during an outreach event while expressing political support.

Viral Video of Oyo Residents Chanting ‘Jagaban 2027’ Sparks Reactions

A video circulating on social media has triggered widespread reactions after showing a group of residents in Oyo State chanting political slogans while receiving food items during a community outreach programme. The footage, which surfaced online on Tuesday, captured individuals holding sachets of Semovita and expressing support for the All Progressives Congress (APC) ahead of…

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Security operatives during the rescue operation that freed Adelabu’s sister and her twin sons from suspected kidnappers

Kidnap Gang Linked to Ex-Minister Adelabu’s Sister Abduction Busted as Police Rescue Victims Alive

The Nigeria Police have successfully rescued the younger sister of former Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, along with her 12-year-old twin sons following a coordinated security operation. The victims, identified as Mrs. Olaide Busayo Adegoke John-Paul and her children, Peter and Paul, were freed alive after days in captivity. Authorities said the breakthrough came after…

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Parents, teachers and community leaders react to Oyo school abduction and terrorists' Sharia demand

Oyo School Abduction: Muslim Leaders Reject Terrorists’ Sharia Demand as Schools Shut Across 33 LGAs

The Muslim community in Oyo State has strongly rejected reports that terrorists holding abducted teachers and schoolchildren demanded the implementation of Sharia law as part of conditions for their release. The group described the demand as a distortion of Islamic teachings and insisted that criminal elements cannot speak on behalf of Muslims or Islam. The…

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Residents in Nasarawa burning Governor Abdullahi Sule campaign posters and APC brooms during protest

Tension in Nasarawa as Residents Burn Governor Sule’s Campaign Posters Over 2027 Ambition

Tension erupted in Kofan Kaura, Lafia Local Government Area of Nasarawa State on Friday after residents were seen burning campaign materials linked to Governor Abdullahi Sule ahead of the 2027 senatorial election. The incident, captured in a short video, also showed protesters setting fire to All Progressives Congress (APC) flags and party symbols, including brooms,…

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