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Herdsmen Occupy 44 Farm Settlements in Enugu’s Eha-Amufu

KEY POINTS Armed herdsmen now control 44 farming settlements across five autonomous communities in Eha-Amufu, displacing thousands since 2020. Despite over 180 deaths and mass kidnappings, security forces and the Enugu State government have failed to restore order or investigate crimes. Residents accuse occupiers...

President Tinubu Extends Immigration CG Kemi Nandap’s Tenure Till 2026

KEY POINTS President Tinubu extends Kemi Nandap’s tenure as NIS Comptroller-General to December 2026, citing her reforms in border security and migration management. Nandap, a 35-year veteran of the service, has prioritized digitization and regional collaboration since her appointment in 2024. The move underscores...

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Herdsmen Occupy 44 Farm Settlements in Enugu’s Eha-Amufu

KEY POINTS Armed herdsmen now control 44 farming settlements across five autonomous communities in...

President Tinubu Extends Immigration CG Kemi Nandap’s Tenure Till 2026

KEY POINTS President Tinubu extends Kemi Nandap’s tenure as NIS Comptroller-General to December 2026,...

Project Diversion: Amosun Accuses Ogun Senator Adeola

Amosun accuses Ogun Senator Adeola of misrepresenting project funding for the Ake Pavilion, with Adeola’s camp explaining the budgetary context and denying any diversion.

Okpebholo Visits Kano Families of Victims Killed in Edo Attack

Governor Okpebholo visits Kano victims' families, assures justice after the Uromi killings