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Gunmen kill 19 in fresh Plateau attacks

Dangote refinery hikes petrol ex-depot price to N880/litre

Togo cleared of alleged fake degrees as Reps probe Benin July 10

Lagos, Kaduna, 10 other cities to host Reps zonal hearing on constitution review

Atiku, el-Rufai, Amaechi coalition seeks to register new party

SEC bans CEOs from becoming chairmen without 3-year break

Flood: Over 5.2m affected, 1,237 lives lost in 35 states in 2024 – NEMA

NYSC: Stop posting our children to insecure states, parents tell FG

Scandal: Convicted inmate caught processing passport, visa in Lagos

Trump threatens Iran with imminent strike, says Europe ‘can’t help’

Trump orders mass layoffs at Voice of America, other US-funded media

WHO blames data gaps as Nigeria records 1,562 cholera cases

Court blocks deportation of Nigerian PhD Student amid Trump’s immigration crackdown

Israel-Iran war: Stranded Nigerians cry for help from underground shelters

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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* There are more than 3,700 types of mosquitoes in the world. They live on every continent except Antarctica.

* IKEA is an acronym that stands for Ingvar Kamprad Elmtaryd Agunnaryd: the founder’s name, the farm where he grew up, and his hometown.
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I’m committed to governance – Tinubu

Tinubu lauds Wike for transforming Abuja to world-class city

NASS revives constitution review; sets dates for public hearing

Civil war: Gowon should apologize to Ndigbo for dumping Aburi accord — Senator Umeh

NJC to work with states’ judiciaries on technology deployment – CJN Kekere-Ekun

$397k FX Case: EFCC, EeZee Tee move towards settlement

Troops foil terrorists’ attempt to establish base in Katsina, rescue 19

Navy impounds 20,000 litres of stolen crude oil in Delta

IG praises Nigerian police officers for outstanding service in Somalia

Man who breached Tinubu’s protocol in Kaduna mentally ill — Police

Umahi orders repairs on Lafia-Makurdi road after Tinubu’s aborted Yelwata visit

ECOWAS must act on agreed resolutions, says Tuggar

FG’s cash transfer to N’Assembly hits N316bn

Nigeria may face serious urban crisis in 25 years — FG warns

Farm produce cost surges by 29% – NBS

FG Releases N60bn For Agro-Livestock Industrial Zone Development

SEC bars independent directors from becoming executive directors

FIRS adopts new model to drive voluntary tax compliance

GenCos must link to national grid system by December 31 — NERC

FG donates 1,000 life jackets to Kwara

Mary Odili to chair NEAPS 2025 Advisory Committee

FCT woos global investors at London summit

Wike to relocate Apo mechanics soon

Revive nomadic schools to stop clashes, Fulani leaders tell FG

MASSOB seeks justice for Enugu victims of herdsmen attacks

Afenifere hails Tinubu’s commitment to establishing state police

Dangote plan to distribute products will address losses, IPMAN

Petroleum marketers supply 20m litres daily without subsidy

PETROAN denies lifting petrol from P’Harcourt refinery

Keyamo mocks anti-Tinubu coalition’s new party bid, calls it a ‘Pedestrian Joke’

YPP gov candidate pays Anambra N50m campaign levy

Obi condemns Anambra killings, abduction, seeks security reforms

One million children rescued from streets under my watch, says Borno gov

Oborevwori’s China trip to boost investment – Commissioner

Our Decision To Negotiate With Bandits Not Out Of Weakness – Sokoto Govt

Northern insecurity spilling into Kogi, says Ododo

Oyo to purchase two aircraft for security surveillance – Makinde
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Ogun assembly marks second anniversary, praises gov on project funding

Rivers LG administrator appointed by Ibas resigns

Plateau To Introduce High-Yield Potato Varieties

82,150 Nasarawa Farmers Receive Moringa, Albizia Seedlings

Enugu appoints new forest guard leaders to tackle security threats

Ebonyi releases teachers recruitment results, announces interview dates

Candidates raise concern as Osun delays teachers’ recruitment

Kaduna security operatives nab 398 suspects in nine days

Police deny foul play in Rivers nightclub assault

Police arrest 44-year-old alleged hired killer in Lagos

Police arrest 210, seize drugs, weapons in Borno

Ondo Police arrest 17-yr-old, one other with 51 bags of Indian hemp

Eight die as gunmen attack Osun, Anambra communities

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1945, over 150, 000 clerical and non-clerical staff in the Nigerian Civil Service initiated a general strike to address their demands for salary increases to offset the rising cost of living.

* On this day in 1895, the Kiel Canal was opened by German Emperor Wilhelm II. The 98 km (61 mi) long canal in Northern Germany is one of the world’s busiest artificial waterways. It connects the North Sea with the Baltic Sea.

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Breaking News: Opposition Coalition Unveils New Party to Unseat Tinubu in 2027, Names It “All Democratic Alliance”

–Lagos Reporters

A major political development is brewing ahead of the 2027 general elections as a coalition of opposition figures has unveiled a new political party, the All Democratic Alliance (ADA), with the goal of unseating President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

The new party was officially announced after a strategic meeting held in Abuja by the National Opposition Coalition Group, chaired by former Senate President, Senator David Mark. The coalition said the formation of the ADA is part of a broader plan to mobilize Nigerians and provide a viable alternative to the current administration.

Chief Akin A. Ricketts was named interim Chairman, while Abdullahi Musa Elayo was appointed interim National Secretary of the ADA.

According to a communiqué made available to the media, the coalition set up a 15-man New Platform Committee tasked with securing office accommodation, opening a bank account, and completing the formal registration process with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). The committee is chaired by former Minister of Transport Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, with Dr. Umar Ardo serving as Secretary.

The coalition also approved the party’s logo, motto, and constitution, signaling serious intent to challenge the status quo.

The unveiling of ADA comes amid growing public dissatisfaction with economic hardship, insecurity, and political tensions across the country. The coalition believes the time is ripe for a new movement to reshape Nigeria’s future and provide credible leadership.

With 2027 on the horizon, Lagos Reporters will continue to monitor this emerging political force and its impact on the national landscape.

Baba Ijesha, whose real name is Olanrewaju James Omiyinka, was a well-known Yoruba actor in the Nigerian movie industry. He had a reputation for playing comic and street-wise roles, which made him popular among fans. However, his career and public image took a massive downturn in 2021 when he became involved in a serious ch!ld m0lestation scandal that shook Nollywood and the entire Nigerian entertainment space.

The controversy started when Nigerian comedienne, Princess (whose real name is Damilola Adekoya), accused Baba Ijesha of $exually m0lesting her 14-year-0ld foster daughter. According to Princess, the abuse had been going on for years but wasn’t initially known. She later claimed that the girl opened up about the abuse, which prompted Princess to set up a CCTV trap to catch him in the act. The footage reportedly showed Baba Ijesha engaging in inappropriate behavior with the min0r when he visited Princess’s home.

The video evidence sparked public outrage. Many Nigerians were angered, especially because of the age of the victim and the fact that Baba Ijesha was caught on video. Actress Iyabo Ojo was one of the most vocal celebrities who stood with Princess and demanded justice. Iyabo Ojo took to social media several times to condemn Baba Ijesha and called out those in the film industry who were trying to defend him. Her consistent outspokenness caused friction within Nollywood, as some colleagues accused her of using the case for clout, but she stood her ground.

The matter was taken to court, and Baba Ijesha was charged with several counts related to $exual assault and lndecent treatment of a chiId. During the trial, Princess testified in court and stood firm in her accusations, insisting she only wanted justice for her foster daughter. Despite the legal battles and the emotional trauma the case brought, both Princess and Iyabo Ojo remained committed to seeing the case through.

Eventually, in July 2022, the court found Baba Ijesha guilty on four out of the six charges brought against him, including $exual assault and attempted $exual assault of a chiId. He was sentenced to 16 years in prison. The ruling brought a mix of reactions—relief from those who supported the victim, and disappointment from his fans and those who once respected him.

The case highlighted the importance of protecting minors from abuse and sparked broader conversations in Nigeria about child safety, celebrity culture, and accountability. For Baba Ijesha, the scandal marked a fall from grace that not only ended his acting career but also left a permanent stain on his legacy.

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If possible to bring back our former president of the federal Republic of Nigeria.
Whom do you think, Nigerians want as this present situation?

Tinubu almost got linched by an nigerian in kaduna yesterday.
This is a sign to the president to do the right thing.
Nigerians are not smiling