The leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) has summoned an extraordinary National Executive Council (NEC) meeting over the brutalization of the National President of the NLC, Joe Ajaero.

A University of Port Harcourt undergraduate simply identified as Collins has been apprehended for allegedly killing his student girlfriend, Otuene Justina Nkang for money rituals. The victim was said to be a 300-level student of the Biochemistry department in UNIPORT and was declared missing a few days ago by her relatives. Nkang was said to be undergoing her Industrial Training attachment at a private hospital in the D/Line axis of Port Harcourt where she was last seen.

Dr. Comfort Adokwe, a lecturer at the Nasarawa State University, who was abducted on Sunday, regained her freedom. This was confirmed by Dr. Comfort's brother, Timothy Adokwe.

Lagos-based medical Doctor; Femi Olaleye has been sentenced to life imprisonment for raping his wife's niece. Olaleye the managing director of Optimal Cancer Care Foundation was tried at the special offences and domestic court in Lagos on 24th October 2023, by Judge Rahman Oshodi on a two-count charge of defilement of a child and assault by penetration. Oshodi convicted Olaleye of defiling and sexually contacting a 15-year-old minor and established that the prosecution was able to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt and that all the evidence before the court corroborated that of the victim. The judge held that the prosecution was able to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt and that all the evidence before the court corroborated that of the victim.

Gombe State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has apprehended about 76 gay suspects over convening a same-sex wedding party in the state. The Public Relation Officer of the NSCDC, Buhari Sa’ad made the disclosure while briefing newsmen in Gombe over the incident parading the suspect before the camera at the command Headquarters of the security agency in the state.

The Nigerian Government has won its case against Process & Industrial Developments (P&ID) Limited, which sought enforcement of $11 billion debt in its favour some years back. The victory for the Federal Government came after a tuff legal battle with the company after it threatens to seize Nigerian properties abroad to recoup its money. In a remarkable judgement today, A UK court quashed the enforcement of the judgment on the grounds that the contract was obtained in a fraudulent manner.