Nigerian Newspapers Summary
Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Daily News 24. Stay informed with the top headlines making waves across Nigeria, including Kano’s call for Ganduje’s arrest over alleged inciting comments, the killing of three farmers in Benue, a court order directing the EFCC to release 27 seized houses, and rising concerns as security lapses emerge in the Kebbi schoolgirls’ abduction.
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1. Kano govt seeks Ganduje’s arrest over ‘inciting’ remarks
The Kano Executive Council has demanded a probe and arrest of ex-governor Ganduje, accusing him of making inflammatory statements on the state’s security challenges.
2. Three farmers killed in Benue herders’ attack
Suspected armed herders reportedly launched a fresh assault on Gilim Ashi village in Gwer West, resulting in the deaths of three farmers.
3. Court orders EFCC to return 27 seized houses
A Federal High Court in Abuja has ruled that the EFCC must immediately release 27 properties it wrongfully confiscated, citing improper seizure.
4. Obasanjo says Nigeria needs global help to fight insecurity
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo insists Nigeria owes no apology for seeking international support as killings continue nationwide.
5. Labour Party NEC reaffirms Abure-led leadership
The Labour Party’s NEC has endorsed decisions from its 2024 national convention, confirming Julius Abure and Umar Ibrahim’s leadership positions.
6. Soldiers withdrawn before Kebbi school attack face probe
Military personnel attached to the Kebbi school where 26 girls were abducted are being interrogated over allegations of leaving their post prior to the incident.
7. Jonathan says Guinea-Bissau coup ‘hurt more than 2015 loss’
Former President Jonathan admits the recent coup in Guinea-Bissau affected him deeply due to his long-standing diplomatic work in the country.
8. Released Kwara church abductees still not reunited with families
The 38 church members freed in Kwara remain in government custody days after their release, pending health checks and undisclosed procedures.
9. Another fire razes shops in Anambra market
A dawn fire at Nkwo Enugu-Ukwu Market destroyed several shops, marking the sixth fire incident recorded in Anambra within a week.
10. Datti Baba-Ahmed dismisses claim that Peter Obi left Labour Party
Labour Party chieftain Datti Baba-Ahmed says reports of Peter Obi leaving the party are false, confirming Obi remains a member.
