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Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Daily News 24. Stay informed with top stories making headlines across Nigeria, including Tinubu’s condemnation of Plateau killings, Peter Obi’s cancelled Benue visit, rising tension in Rivers State, and fresh concerns over Nigeria’s power sector debt.

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1. Tinubu condemns Plateau killings, demands lasting peace
President Bola Tinubu has denounced the latest wave of violence in Plateau State, where 51 people were killed in coordinated attacks on Zikke and Kakpa communities. He called on state authorities to find sustainable solutions to the recurring communal clashes that have plagued the region.

2. Peter Obi cancels Benue visit over government warning
Labour Party’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has cancelled his planned humanitarian visit to Benue State. The decision followed a caution issued by the state government, though details of the concerns were not disclosed.

3. FG moves to ban solar panel imports amid N200bn loss
The Federal Government has reiterated its plan to halt the importation of photovoltaic solar panels, citing over N200 billion in lost revenue. The Rural Electrification Agency emphasized the need to boost local production during a roundtable with Lagos State officials.

4. EFCC arraigns Chinese national for giving false information
A Chinese citizen, Liu Beixiang, also known as Lao Liu, has been arraigned in Lagos by the EFCC on charges of deliberately providing false information to an official. The one-count charge was filed before Justice Ayokunle Faji at the Federal High Court.

5. PDP governors name zoning committee ahead of convention
The PDP Governors Forum has set up a zoning committee ahead of the party’s national convention. Bayelsa Governor Douye Diri will chair the group, with Zamfara’s Dauda Lawal and Plateau’s Caleb Mutfwang as vice chair and secretary.

6. PDP risks collapse if Atiku runs in 2027 – Bode George
Party chieftain Bode George has warned that the PDP may face disintegration if Atiku Abubakar emerges as its presidential candidate for the 2027 elections. He urged the party to reconsider its direction ahead of the polls.

7. NBA confirms N300m support from Rivers for 2025 conference
The Nigerian Bar Association has admitted receiving N300 million from the Rivers State Government for its 2025 annual conference. This follows a demand by the state’s sole administrator for the funds to be returned, citing irregular approval by suspended Governor Fubara.

8. Counter protests erupt in Port Harcourt over political tensions
Two opposing women-led protests rocked Port Harcourt and Mbiama on Monday. The demonstrations reflect rising political tension in Rivers State, although the protesters’ exact grievances varied by group.

9. Singer Portable charged in Kwara, struggles with bail
Controversial musician Portable appeared before a Kwara Upper Area Court over undisclosed charges. Despite being granted bail, he reportedly had difficulty meeting the conditions on Monday.

10. FG pledges action on N4tn power sector debt
Power Minister Adebayo Adelabu has promised urgent intervention over the N4 trillion owed to electricity generation companies. The move aims to prevent a looming shutdown threatened by DisCos, with plans underway to resolve the crisis.

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