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Kidnappers invade in Ogun, imo, River and  katsina, shortly after inauguration of the IG USMAN BABA. While gathering the fact from our correspondent, 2 person were abducted in Ogun, 8 in IMO, River and katsina. The police rep in those 4 states While answering question from reporter, " this abduction must come to an end, however we will fish out those under this, and make sure they waer the garment of law".

THREE  IRAYE CHIEFS SUSPENDED OVER OBALAAYE'S  STOOL Three amongs  the Traditional chiefs of Obalaaye of Iraye Ife have been suspended for their grouse misconduct over the selection of a New Obalaaye which is on going. The Three chiefs who was suspended by the others Iraye chiefs and the people of Iraye were Alase of Iraye James Elusakin Elusoji, Otunba of Iraye Lasisi Ajisafe and the secretary of Iraye Olaolu Aworeni. According the source from other Traditional chiefs those suspended chiefs acted negatively against the process of selecting the  Obalaaye and culture of Iraye which is capable of distrup the peaceful coexistence of the Town The others Iraye chiefs and the people of Iraye therefore informed Ooni of Ife Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi ojaja the second and the OONI Traditional chiefs as well as Entire People of Ife that Alase of Iraye James Elusakin Elusoji, Otunba of Iraye Lasisi Ajisafe and the Iraye secretary Olaolu Aworeni have been suspended till further notice. They

The Antony general of the federation and Minister for justices, Mr Abubakar Malami (SAN) had told the federal high couth in abuja tha, The formal vice president Atiku Abubakar is not Nigerian by birth, so therefore he won't be eligible for to vie for the post of presidency in 2023. He said the former Vice President whose home town, Jada, was formerly a part of Northern Cameroon, acquired Nigerian citizenship following a plebiscite that held in 1961. Malami argued that, having not been born a Nigerian or by Nigerian parents, and having not met the provisions of Sections 25(1) &(2) and 131(a) of the constitution, Atiku, would be violating Section 118(1)(k) of the Electoral Act should he put himself forward as a  presidential candidate.

I nternally displaced people of North east has begged the federal government concerning book haram insurgency around the North east of the state.  The IDPS, under the umbrella of Conference of North East IDPs, in a statement, Monday, expressed displeasure with the current state of insecurity in the country, recalling that they had thought the appointments of new servicechiefs would make a difference but it’s not so

The  Nigeria lawmaker representing lere Kaduna state, rep Suleiman lere died today in the hospital after a short illness.  This was disclosed in a statement released today by his personal assistant. Lere was sworn-in in February after he won his case at the court of Appeal, which reinstated him as the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the winner of the Feb. 23, 2019 general elections. The deceased had on March 23 moved a motion on the floor of the House to compel Jos Electricity Distribution Company to restore electricity supply to 28 communities in Southern Kaduna.

The group alleged that the call is not only a threat to peace and security in the state, but also an obstruction of justice, distortion facts, accusing him of embarking on a campaign of blackmail. The women group, in a statement in Osogbo, by its Chairperson, Chief Fumilayo Adesanwo, said: “We will not fold our arms and allow Gani Adams to rubbish the good name and excellent track record Mrs. Ngozi Onadeko has built over the years.”

More than 1,800 inmates have escaped from a prison in Nigeria after it was attacked by gunmen, officials say. The attackers reportedly entered the prison yard in the south-eastern town of Owerri by using explosives to blast the administrative block. Six prisoners have reportedly returned, while 35 refused to escape. Police have accused the banned separatist group, the Indigenous People of Biafra, of carrying out the attack. It has reportedly denied involvement. The Nigerian Correctional Service has confirmed that 1,844 inmates escaped from the jail in Imo state. Heavily armed men stormed the Owerri Custodial Centre in the early hours of Monday, after arriving in pickup trucks and buses, the service said. A police spokesperson said the attackers carried rocket-propelled grenades, machine guns, explosives and rifles.