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Tragedy in Kogi: Combined Forces Repel Mass Abduction Attempt at GSS Iluke; Vice Principal and Two Others Killed
Governance

Tragedy in Kogi: Combined Forces Repel Mass Abduction Attempt at GSS Iluke; Vice Principal and Two Others Killed

A heavily armed gang of bandits operating on dozens of motorcycles stormed Government Secondary School in Iluke, Kabba/Bunu Local Government Area of Kogi State, in a failed attempt to carry out a mass abduction of students writing their WASSCE exams. While a joint force of police, military, and local vigilantes successfully repelled the invaders after a fierce gun duel, the attack tragically claimed the lives of the school's Vice Principal and two community residents, drawing sharp nationwide condemnation from figures like Peter Obi, who warned that Nigerian children are being turned into pawns for commercial leverage.

Site manager · Jun 10, 2026

Opinion

National Service Timelines Set: NYSC Releases Orientation Dates for Niger State Prospective Corps Members

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has officially released a vital institutional timeline, confirming that the orientation course for Prospective Corps Members (PCMs) deployed to Niger State will kick off on June 16, 2026. The announcement locks in the three-week mandatory paramilitary, leadership, and national integration training cycle for the latest tier of Nigerian graduates.

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Tragedy and Insecurity Delay WASSCE Papers: WAEC Explains Logistical Hitches Affecting Mathematics and Agric Science Exams

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has expressed deep concern over the delayed conduct of Mathematics and Agricultural Science papers in some centers during the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). In an official statement, the council revealed that the disruptions were caused by a combination of a tragic interstate motor accident that claimed the lives of three staff members, late candidate registrations, and severe regional security challenges.

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Governance, Accountability, and the Electorate: Why Citizens Decide, Not Endorsements

This article examines the growing influence of political endorsements and coordinated declarations within Enugu State’s contemporary political landscape, particularly in relation to Governor Peter Mbah’s second-term ambition. It argues that while such endorsements may shape public perception, they do not constitute the true basis for democratic legitimacy. Instead, the lived experiences of citizens remain the most decisive factor in evaluating governance and determining electoral outcomes.

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Nestor Ezema's Administrative Record Stands Above Politics, Says Education Expert

Education expert and political analyst, Dr. Raphael Ugwu, has argued that administrative competence, accessibility, and responsiveness should be major considerations for voters, describing Barr. Nestor Ezema as a leader whose record in public administration earned the confidence of many stakeholders in the education sector.

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entertainment

Legal Battle Line Drawn: Peter Obi Slams Kenneth Okonkwo With ₦5 Billion Defamation Suit Over Bribery Allegations

The political alliance between the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Mr. Peter Obi, and prominent actor-turned-politician Barr. Kenneth Okonkwo has completely fractured. Obi, through his legal team at Madiba Chambers, has served Okonkwo with a pre-litigation demand, threatening a massive ₦5 billion defamation lawsuit unless an immediate public retraction and apology are issued over reckless bribery claims made on live national television.

Site manager · Jun 10
Judiciary

Rebuttal to Recent Media Report on Chief Uche Geoffrey NNaji .

Recent public discourse has been dominated by a widely circulated report by Premium Times concerning alleged claims involving the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and former Minister of Innovation, Science, and Technology, Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji. The report has generated considerable debate among political stakeholders and observers, prompting calls for clarity and a more contextual understanding of the issues raised.

Site manager · Jun 09
Elections

Evolving Political Alignment and the Rising wave of Endorsement Ahead of Future Elections

Recent political activities have highlighted a noticeable increase in high-profile endorsements for the incumbent administration, reflecting a gradual reshaping of the state’s political alignments. Individuals formerly associated with various opposition platforms have, in several instances, realigned their positions in support of the current leadership, signaling a broader shift within the political landscape.

Site manager · Jun 09
Editorial

Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji: A Story of Enterprise, Resilience And Political Influence

Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji, widely known as “Nwakibie,” is often described by his supporters as a figure whose journey reflects resilience, enterprise, and sustained public engagement across business and politics. His early life, shaped by the loss of his father and the strong influence of his mother’s values, is frequently cited as the foundation of his discipline, work ethic, and long-standing commitment to service.

Site manager · Jun 08