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Court Adjourns Case 40 Times, Ex-Aides of Patience Jonathan Remain in Custody
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The prolonged legal battle involving former aides of ex-First Lady Patience Jonathan, accused of stealing jewelry, continues as the court has adjourned the case for the 40th time, leaving the defendants languishing in jail. (Punch Newspaper)
Supreme Court Validates Abure as Labour Party Chairman Amid Internal Disputes
The Supreme Court of Nigeria has confirmed Julius Abure as the Labour Party's National Chairman. The Nigeria Labour Congress, as well as a caretaker committee chaired by Peter Obi and Governor Alex Otti, have objected to the judgment and want to appeal it. (Punch Newspaper)
Families of Lynched Travelers in Kano Threaten Retaliation
Relatives and fellow hunters of the 16 visitors who were killed in Kano have voiced a desire for vengeance, raising regional tensions. (Punch Newspaper)
Genevieve Nnaji's Response to Age-Shaming Ignites Online Discussion
Renowned actress Genevieve Nnaji has caused a stir on social media this week with her humorous and snarky comments to several netizens who commented on her recent tweets. The generally reticent screen icon, who rarely joins in online banter, startled many with her "clap backs", making her the talk of social media. (Punch Newspaper)
Disturbing Accounts of Hotel Staff Involved in Guest Murders
Investigations have revealed frightening cases of hotel visitors checking into rooms, then disappearing without a trace—or worse, being found maimed. In the shadows of these tragic murders, troubling tales reveal that hotel workers, motivated by avarice, compulsion, or even direct collaboration, play critical roles in assisting the murderers, either unknowingly or actively helping such heinous crimes. (Punch Newspaper)
How Lagos Hospital's Alleged Negligence Leads to Pregnant Woman's Death
A bereaved husband has told Punch Newspaper how Medville Global Health Centre in Lagos was negligent in the death of his wife during childbirth. He alleges that the hospital delayed vital operations and lacked proper facilities, resulting in the fatal end. (Punch Newspaper)
Late Nigerian Boxer's Wife Laments Lack of Support Before His Death
The widow of a deceased Nigerian boxer has voiced her distress over the lack of assistance her husband received during his illness, emphasizing that pleas for help were ignored until it was too late. (Punch Newspaper)
Man Reported Missing Following Arrest by Lagos Police
The family of Osas Azenabor, who was supposedly arrested by police on November 1, 2024, in the Mile 12 region of Lagos State, has asked the Nigeria Police Force and the public for assistance in locating their missing son. (Punch Newspaper)
Scavenger's Actions Trigger Grenade Explosion in Lagos
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A scavenger inadvertently caused a military grenade to explode in Lagos, leading to heightened awareness about the dangers of handling unidentified objects. (Punch Newspaper)
Autopsy Reveals Cardiac Arrest as Cause of Olanrewaju's Death
An autopsy on former Nigerian boxer Olanrewaju Segun 'Success' revealed that he died of abrupt heart death during a match in Ghana last week Saturday. (Punch Newspaper)
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