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Imo Govt Seals Hotel, Mortuary Linked to Wanted Kidnap Kingpin
The Imo State Government, in collaboration with security agencies, has sealed a hotel and a private mortuary allegedly used by a wanted kidnapping suspect, Stanley Morocco Oparaugo, following disturbing discoveries during an operation in Umuhu, Ngor-Okpala. Oparaugo remains at large. A joint team, led by CP Aboki Danjuma, included the Commissioner for Health, Dr. Chioma
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Two Killed, Two Injured in Separate Lagos Crashes
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has confirmed that two people died and two others were seriously injured in separate accidents early Monday, December 8, 2025. The first crash occurred around 2:30 a.m. at Otedola Bridge on the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway, involving an unregistered vehicle traveling at high speed that collided with a heavily loaded
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Ex–Benue Speaker Dajoh Sues Assembly, Security Chiefs Over Suspension, Withheld N8 Million Monthly Entitlements
The crisis in the Benue State House of Assembly has escalated legally, as former Speaker Rt. Hon. Aondona Dajoh filed a suit against the current Speaker, the Assembly, and key national security officials over his suspension and withheld entitlements. Filed on December 5, 2025 (NICN/ABJ/368/2025), and led by Prof. Sebastine Hon, SAN, Dajoh seeks a
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Nigeria Deploys Jets and Troops to Benin After Emergency Requests to Quash Coup – Tinubu Govt
Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ordered a rapid military intervention in the Republic of Benin after the neighbouring country sent two urgent requests for assistance to repel a failed coup attempt by soldiers led by Colonel Pascal Tigri. According to a statement by Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Nigerian
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Nigerian Air Force Conducts Precision Strikes on Fleeing Benin Coup Plotters
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has reportedly carried out precision airstrikes against fleeing elements of the failed coup in the Benin Republic, following the swift restoration of control by loyalist forces. Security analyst Zagazola Makama confirmed that the strikes targeted coup plotters attempting to escape Cotonou in armoured vehicles. The operations were conducted within a
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ECOWAS Deploys Standby Force to Benin Following Failed Coup Attempt
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has ordered the immediate deployment of its Standby Force to the Republic of Benin in response to Sunday’s attempted coup. In an urgent statement titled “ECOWAS Statement N°2 on Bénin”, the regional bloc said the decision follows consultations among member-state leaders and is in line with its
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Nigeria Secures Release of 100 Children Abducted from Niger State Catholic School
The Federal Government has secured the release of 100 schoolchildren abducted from St. Mary’s Private Catholic Primary and Secondary School in Papiri, Agwara Local Government Area, Niger State, Channels TV reported on Sunday. The children were among 315 people—303 students and 12 teachers—seized when armed bandits stormed the remote school on November 21, 2025. The
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Explosions Reportedly Rock Tignon Barracks as Coup Plotters Attempt Escape in Benin Republic
Explosions and sporadic gunfire shook Tignon Barracks, about six kilometres from Cotonou Airport, on Sunday morning after soldiers involved in an attempted coup reportedly barricaded themselves inside the military facility, an investigator from Casus Belli reported. Local informants said several mutinous officers, realizing the coup had failed, were hurriedly stripping their uniforms and changing into
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EXCLUSIVE: ₦16.5B Taraba Bridge Reconstruction Funds Allegedly Diverted; Minister Faces Scrutiny
Documents obtained by SaharaReporters reveal a growing controversy surrounding the collapsed Namnai Bridge reconstruction project in Taraba State, with allegations that ₦16.5 billion approved for the bridge’s urgent rebuilding was diverted to an access road without proper approval. The Federal Executive Council (FEC) had initially approved the ₦16.5 billion allocation for emergency reconstruction after the
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Nigerian Law School Student Reportedly Dies by Suicide After Being Barred from Final Exam
A student of the Nigerian Law School, Yola Campus, Ayomiposi Ojajuni, reportedly died by suicide after being barred from sitting the Call to Bar Final Examination due to failure to meet the mandatory 75% attendance requirement, campus sources told SaharaReporters on Sunday. A reliable source at the Yola Campus revealed that Ojajuni, along with three
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