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Angry Youths Loot Seyi Tinubu’s Ramadan Palliatives in Gombe Amid Growing Criticism

A truckload of Ramadan palliatives donated by Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, was looted by angry youths in Gombe State on Monday, highlighting rising frustrations over economic hardship and the perceived inadequacy of temporary relief measures. Palliative Distribution Sparks Controversy Seyi Tinubu has been touring northern states, including Gombe, to distribute food items…

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U.S. Issues Stern Warning to Nigerian Visa Holders: Overstays Could Lead to Criminal Charges, Lifetime Ban

The United States Mission in Nigeria has issued a strong advisory to visa holders, warning that overstaying beyond the permitted period could result in criminal prosecution, a permanent U.S. travel ban, and other severe immigration consequences. In a statement released on Monday, the U.S. Mission emphasized that consular officers have full access to applicants’ immigration…

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FCT Communities Remain in Darkness for 11 Years as Electrification Project Lies Abandoned

For over a decade, residents of four rural communities in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)—Gaba, Igu, Shere, and Kawu—have been left without electricity despite a government electrification project that began in 2013. Despite the installation of electrical poles, transformers, and 33KV cables, the project was abandoned midway, leaving the communities in perpetual darkness and frustration….

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Three Lagos Policemen Detained for Extorting N150,000 From Traveller Over Binance App

The Lagos State Police Command has arrested and detained three of its officers for allegedly extorting N150,000 from a 21-year-old traveller, Ramadan Adenola, during an unlawful stop-and-search operation under Otedola Bridge. The incident, which has drawn widespread condemnation, highlights ongoing concerns about police misconduct in Nigeria. According to the Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Benjamin…

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Policeman Shoots Three in Cross River, One Dead

A police inspector, Effiong Bassey, shot three individuals in Calabar, the capital of Cross River State, in the early hours of Sunday, resulting in the death of one victim and injuries to two others. The incident occurred at the Divisional Police Headquarters in Atakpa, Calabar, and has sparked concerns over the mental state and conduct…

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