JUST IN: Police Confirm Killing of Woman in Ijebu Ode

Olubukonla Adebanjo, a 35-year-old woman, was murdered in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, on June 29. She was attacked with a machete by unknown men while buying food items. Her husband, Olaoluwa Adebanjo, discovered her in a pool of blood. Residents and her husband demand justice. Pastor Fidelis Elekwachi highlighted ongoing security issues in the area. The Ogun State Police confirmed the incident and assured a thorough investigation.

National Grid Fully Restored — TCN

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) announced the full restoration of the national grid after a partial disturbance on Saturday caused by the unexpected tripping of three power generating units, removing 313MW from the grid. This disturbance led to a blackout across parts of the country. TCN's General Manager of Public Affairs, Ndidi Mbah, confirmed that efforts to restore the grid began immediately, and by 21:57 on the same day, the affected parts were successfully restored.

Don’t worsen Nnamdi Kanu’s problems – Obidigbo to Igbo politicians

Dr. Chike Obidigbo, a prominent elder statesman, urged South-East politicians to avoid worsening Nnamdi Kanu's situation, emphasizing quiet diplomacy over public posturing. Obidigbo criticized the self-serving actions of some politicians and highlighted the complexities surrounding Kanu’s incarceration. He noted that the British government's silence and economic interests played a significant role in Kanu's predicament. Obidigbo stressed the need for diplomatic efforts involving the National Security Adviser and influential international actors to address Kanu’s case.

Beware of fraudulent fundraising in my name – Wife of Taraba Governor, Agyin

Mrs. Agyin Kefas, the wife of the Taraba State Governor, warned the public against fraudulent fundraising in her name. She clarified that neither she nor her family is soliciting funds for any wedding. Mrs. Kefas emphasized integrity and urged people to report any suspicious solicitations. Recently, a woman was arrested for using her office to defraud the public. Mrs. Kefas reiterated her commitment to serving the state's welfare through various initiatives.