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The ceremony also served as an opportunity for the community to rally behind Mr Ibu's family during their time of loss. Ani expressed gratitude towards all contributors, highlighting the generosity of the Best Family who donated a live cow for the event

Another witness described a scene of devastation, with casualties strewn on the ground and numerous individuals critically wounded, some of whom were rushed to Lafia for urgent medical attention. The exact number of casualties remains unconfirmed, but the toll is reported to be significant

By 2005, the industry's decline had become evident. Today, only about five textile mills remain operational, and the once-thriving cotton value chain has vanished. The labor force has dwindled to less than 2,000, including both direct and indirect workers

The Osun State Police Command warns Okada riders to be vigilant against criminals posing as passengers to rob them, following a surge in motorcycle snatching cases. Riders are urged to be cautious and report suspicious activities to the nearest police station

Gambaryan, formerly head of financial crime compliance at Binance, has been held since February on charges including illegal operations, currency manipulation, and money laundering, as detailed by Nigerian authorities.

The injured officer was immediately attended to by fellow FRSC personnel and nearby witnesses. The severity of his injuries has not been officially confirmed, but initial reports suggest they are serious

According to the 81-page report, extremists believed to be affiliated with al-Qaida have recently relocated from the Republic of Benin to northern Nigeria, particularly around the vicinity of Kainji National Park

"It is regrettable that despite no official stance from the NFF, certain parties have chosen to spread unfounded rumors about the imposition of a ban on Victor Osimhen. This is entirely untrue," Dr. Sanusi clarified

Residents and traders alike are urging the Federal Government to take immediate action to alleviate the burden on consumers. In Lafiya, the capital of Nasarawa State, the cost of a big basket of tomatoes has surged from N17,000 in January to an astonishing N65,000