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Warri–Itakpe Train Derails Near Agbor, NRC Links Incident to Suspected Vandalism
All passengers were evacuated unhurt, and services stay suspended until experts certify the line safe after an overnight recovery operation.
Tinubu, Trump to Hold Talks Over Alleged Killings of Christians in Nigeria
Bwala says the talks will address misconceptions about terrorism in Nigeria after Trump suspended aid and threatened military action.
Chief of Army Staff Shaibu Redeploys Top Officers Amid Security Challenges
Postings span commands, corps, training schools and joint task forces, with new chiefs of policy and plans and defence operations named.
Bayelsa Deputy Governor Heads to Court Over Impeachment Threat
Ewhrudjakpo says lawmakers are being pressured to remove him for staying in the PDP; the court hears the suit on November 13.
Delta State University Rusticates Student Over Viral TikTok Video
Ezi Ugoma filmed a dying student at the health centre; a journalist has urged the university to reconsider.
Don Jazzy Applauded for Safe City Project Donation
Human rights advocate Harrison Gwamnishu thanked the producer, saying such partnerships are vital to the initiative's security and community goals.
No Shop Allocations Yet -Udu Council Warns Against Harbour Market Fraud
The council says no committee or market master has been appointed, and anyone paying fraudsters risks losing their money.
NNPC Targets Full Revival of Warri Refinery Under PIA Reforms
Ojulari says a technical and commercial review is done, with partners to be selected next to restore the refineries.
Identities of Detained Officers Emerge in Alleged Coup Plot
Fourteen Army officers and two from the Navy and Air Force are detained, most trained together at the Defence Academy.
Ayiri Emami Says FIRS Misleading Tinubu on 15% Fuel Import Duty
The businessman urged Tinubu to suspend the tariff, warning it would raise pump prices and deepen hardship for poor Nigerians.
FIRS Insists Lawyers Must Remit VAT Under New Tax Law
Adedeji, represented by Bright Igbinosa in Abuja, said firms below ₦100 million turnover are exempt and warned that defaulters face sanctions.
Delta Assembly Passes Anti-Terrorism, Anti-Cultism Bills
The executive-sponsored bill targets explosives and eases prosecution, while lawmakers also passed the State Colleges of Education Bill same session.
JAMB Officials Walk Out of House Committee Hearing
The board's delegate left after lawmakers refused to exclude journalists, and the committee summoned Registrar Oloyede for November 4 with documents.
Military Detains Agency Head Over Alleged Fund Transfer to Sylva
The arrest follows a search of Sylva's Abuja home and the detention of his aide and driver, with defence authorities silent.
Senate Screens Newly Appointed Service Chiefs
Akpabio said the exercise was moved to October 29 so the officers named last week assume duties without disrupting security coordination.
BBNaija’s Tuoyo accuses NDLEA of assault during Lagos nightclub raid
The reality star says he was detained, beaten with sticks and forced to do frog jumps despite passing a security check.
Aproko Doctor Warns Against Using Phones on the Toilet
Chinonso Egemba says scrolling past ten minutes on the toilet strains rectal veins, urging fibre, water and quicker visits.
WAEC Debunks Viral Claims of Subject Restriction for 2026 Exams
The council says curriculum decisions rest with the Federal Government, and urged schools to rely only on its official platforms.