Reporting by
Mirabel Itse
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Tinubu Withdraws Charges Against Minors in #EndBadGovernance Protest Case
The Federal High Court struck out the treason charges after the prosecution applied to discontinue, while other defendants remain on trial.

Nigeria Reduces Tertiary Admission Age to 16, Expands Access for Gifted Students
Education minister Tunji Alausa says younger gifted pupils may apply case by case, while certificates from some Benin and Togo institutions stay invalid.

Delta APC Backs Okowa’s Arrest, Calls For Wider Investigation
The party urged the EFCC to probe other former governors over alleged embezzlement and contracts awarded during Okowa's 2015 to 2023 tenure.

EFCC Grills Former Delta Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa
The former governor is being questioned in Port Harcourt over alleged misappropriation of state funds, with the commission yet to comment officially.

Delta Residents Displaced as Flood Submerges Communities
The council chairman toured Araya and other submerged communities, promising support as displaced families shelter in a secondary school.

Court Clears Fmr CJN, Onnoghen of False Asset Declaration Charges
The appellate court endorsed a settlement between Onnoghen and the federal government, ordering the return of four forfeited bank accounts.

Tinubu Set To Swear in New Ministers
The seven appointees, confirmed by the Senate on October 31, cover portfolios from humanitarian affairs and labour to livestock development.

Delta Govt Probes Contractors for Alleged Collusion to Defraud State

Suspects Faint During Abuja ‘End Bad Governance’ Trial
Four defendants collapsed in the dock, halting proceedings as 72 others pleaded not guilty and were remanded pending bail.

Dangote Refinery Denies Receiving Payments From IPMAN For Petrol Products
The refinery says marketers paid NNPC, which has not authorised petrol release, after IPMAN complained members could not load for days.

Oromoni Takes Action Against Cholera Outbreak in Delta Community
A health team was dispatched to Escravos after ten suspected cases and two deaths, with water and medical supplies delivered.

Oborevwori Hosts Namibia-Delta Trade Summit to Boost Investment Opportunities
Namibia's high commissioner called the Warri summit a first for Nigeria, as Delta offered tax exemptions and free land.

Kellyrae Pays Homage to The Olu of Warri
The Big Brother Naija Season 9 winner thanked the monarch for his support and received prayers at the palace.

Lawmaker Alex Ikwechegh Apologizes for Assaulting Bolt Driver
A member of the House of Representatives, Alex Ikwechegh, has issued a public apology after assaulting e-hailing cab driver Stephen Abuwatseya at his Abuja residence on Sunday.

Ogorugba Reflects On His Challenging Path To Isoko North Chairmanship
The Chairman of Isoko North Local Government Area, Godwin Ogorugba, has reflected on the challenges he faced during his election campaign, attributing his success to divine guidance.

Olu of Warri Dissolves INYC Leadership, Forms Interim Committee
A three-month interim committee of chiefs, lawyers and student bodies will draft a new constitution after leadership conflicts.

Gunmen Attack Seminary in Edo, Abduct Rector Rev. Fr. Oyode
The Catholic Diocese of Auchi has confirmed that gunmen, believed to be herdsmen, launched an attack on the Immaculate Conception Minor Seminary in Ivhianokpodi, Agenebode, Edo State, on Sunday October 27, abducting its Rector, Rev. Fr. Thomas Oyode.

Police Respond to Viral Video of Rep Member Assaulting Driver
The Nigeria Police Force has confirmed an investigation into an incident involving a Bolt driver, Mr. Stephen Abuwatseya, and Hon. Alexander Ikwechegh, a member of the House of Representatives. The altercation took place on Sunday, October 27, in Maitama, Abuja.