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Police Arrest Suspect Over Death of Singer Destiny Boy
The Ogun State Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the death of 22-year-old singer Adesina Afeez, popularly known as Destiny Boy, and transferred the case to the Homicide Section for further investigation. Police confirmed that one suspect is currently in custody as the investigation continues. An associate of the late singer also revealed
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“2026 Started Rough” – BBNaija Star Kassia Opens Up on Early Setbacks, Trusts God’s Process
Reality TV star Kassia has revealed that 2026 began with unexpected challenges, including the resignation of her entire staff just before the New Year. Despite the setback, she says she has been encouraged by the overwhelming response from people eager to join her team. Taking to X, Kassia explained that she received over 100 direct
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DSS Detains Ogun Pastor Advocating for Good Roads Amid Alleged Crackdown on Critics
The Department of State Services (DSS) has reportedly detained Pastor Kayode Olawoye, a cleric and civic activist known for campaigning for improved road infrastructure in Ogun State. SaharaReporters learned that Pastor Olawoye was invited to the DSS office in Abeokuta on Monday for a discussion, marking his third invitation by the secret police. Unlike prior
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IBB University Student Allegedly Commits Suicide After Betting Losses, Mounting Debts
A 300-level Computer Science student at Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai (IBBUL), identified as Kelvin, reportedly took his own life following severe financial difficulties linked to online betting and accommodation-related obligations. Kelvin, who had been living in an off-campus lodge, was entrusted by the landlord to act as caretaker, a role that involved collecting rent
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Ondo College of Health Technology Students Protest Over Poor Facilities, Alleged Extortion
Students of the Ondo State College of Health Technology staged a protest on Monday, decrying poor learning facilities and alleged extortion by the school management. The protesters barricaded the school entrance and demanded the provision of basic amenities. Many carried placards reading: “We Are Tired of This Wickedness,” “Health Tech With Poor Environment,” “Stop Extortion
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Two Men Die in Cross River After Brutal Machete Fight Over Plantain
Two middle-aged men have died following a violent machete clash in Akpap-Okoyong community, Odukpani LGA, Cross River State, SaharaReporters reports. The deadly confrontation reportedly began over a missing bunch of plantain from a local farm. Eyewitness Ettenma explained that the dispute escalated when Effiong accused Edet of taking the plantain. The argument quickly turned physical,
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“Don’t Feed Him With Taxpayers’ Money, Eliminate Him” — Father of Kano Suspect Demands Death for Son
The father of Umar Auwal, the prime suspect arrested over the brutal killing of seven members of a single family in Kano, has publicly called for his son to be executed, insisting that he deserves no mercy. The shocking attack occurred on Saturday in Dorayi Gidan Kwari, Chiranchi area of Kano metropolis, where Fatima Abubakar,
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BREAKING: Uzodimma Sponsors Imo REC, 27 Electoral Officers on Jerusalem Pilgrimage
Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma has reportedly sponsored the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), seven Heads of Department, and 27 Electoral Officers of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in the state on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Sources within INEC confirmed to SaharaReporters on Monday that the religious trip is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, January
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Lagos Health Centre Falls Into Disrepair as Residents Demand Urgent Intervention
The Iberekodo Primary Health Centre in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos State, has reportedly fallen into a severe state of neglect, raising concerns among residents who depend on the facility for basic healthcare services. According to findings from a recent visit by a Tracka monitoring team, the health centre—meant to serve thousands of people in the community—appears largely
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$6bn Mambilla Trial: EFCC Admits Obasanjo Took Key Decisions Before Agunloye’s Appointment
Fresh details emerged on Monday at the Federal Capital Territory High Court in Abuja in the ongoing trial over the controversial $6 billion Mambilla Hydroelectric Power Project, as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) admitted that critical decisions on the project were made before former Minister of Power, Dr. Olu Agunloye, assumed office. Court
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