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Former First Lady, Aisha Buhari, Zahra Buhari Indimi and other family members wept as the body of late former President Muhammadu Buhari was evacuated from the aircraft that conveyed it from the UK to Katsina where it will be buried today July 13.
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Former First Lady, Aisha Buhari, Zahra Buhari Indimi and other family members wept as the body of late former President Muhammadu Buhari was evacuated from the aircraft that conveyed it from the UK to Katsina where it will be buried today July 13.
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Nephew of late President Muhammadu Buhari, Mamman Daura, has recounted what transpired during the last moment of the former President.
In an interview with Thisday Daura revealed that he was with Buhari on Saturday, July 12 and that preparations were already made for the former President’s return to Nigeria.
According to Daura, efforts were being made to settle the hotel bills of those who had travelled to London in support of Buhari ahead of his planned discharge.
He explained that he left Buhari’s bedside in high spirits on Saturday, with plans to return on Sunday, as Buhari had looked forward to a scheduled visit by his doctor that morning.
However, things took a critical turn on Sunday as Buhari’s condition reportedly worsened around mid-day.
By midday, he began experiencing breathing difficulties, prompting doctors to intervene. Despite their efforts, the former leader passed away at about 4.30pm.
“We were together on Saturday talking and laughing and Buhari was in high spirits in the London Clinic where he was admitted. We talked about everything. He even had the plan to depart for Nigeria upon his discharge this week and made sure that arrangements were made to sort out the hotel bills of everybody who was in London on his behalf before departing.
“I left him about 9pm on Saturday in high spirits and promised to see him on Sunday afternoon. He was looking forward to his doctor’s visit on Sunday morning.. But around midday, he started having breathing challenges and doctors rushed to his side to try and manage it. But unfortunately, around 4.30 pm, he gave up the ghost.” he said

A 14-year-old Junior Secondary School (JSS) student in Oluyole Local Government Area, Ibadan, Oyo State, has reportedly been impregnated by her father, Kayode Oluwaseunfunmi. The victim, whose identity has been withheld, revealed that the alleged s3xual abuse began in December 2024.
The teenager, now seven months pregnant, disclosed that her father had been her primary caregiver since the death of her mother a decade ago. She expressed mixed emotions, stating that while she was deeply hurt by his actions, she did not want him punished, fearing further disruption to her family.
She told Vanguard:
“I never wanted this to happen. My father has always been my protector since our mother passed away, and I feel so torn inside. He has been there for me and my siblings, doing his best to provide for us, and despite what he did, I still love him deeply.
“It’s hard to reconcile the person I know with the actions that have hurt me. I don’t want our family to be broken apart by this situation; we’ve already lost so much.
“I just wish things could go back to the way they were, before all of this. I hope people can see that there’s more to our story and that we need support, not just punishment. My father made a terrible mistake, but I believe there’s a way to heal without completely destroying our family.
” I want help to find a path forward, to ensure that my siblings and I are safe and cared for. I hope the authorities understand my feelings and consider what’s best for all of us.”
Due to her pregnancy, the girl was unable to sit for her ongoing JSS 3 examinations. Following an investigation, the suspect was arrested and is currently detained at the Orita Police Station in Challenge, Ibadan, pending further legal action.















A pastor with the Redeemed Christian Church of God, or RCCG, named Faturoti Olaniyi, was abducted by gunmen in Karu, Nasarawa State.
Early on Wednesday, June 24, 2025, the gunmen stormed Olaniyi's home at the Redeemed Christian Church of God property near Bristol Academy, Federal Housing Authority (FHA) in Karu, and kidnapped him.
Zagazola Makama, a security analyst, stated that the attackers entered the building at around 1:30 in the morning, fired several shots, and then took the victim away to an unidentified location.
According to source, residents fled for their lives as the gunmen operated for several minutes without encountering any immediate opposition, causing panic in the area.
A manhunt was initiated in response to the incident by joint teams of police, local vigilantes, hunters, and other security personnel. They blocked suspected escape routes and searched the surrounding hills and bushes for the kidnappers.
The victim is still in captivity, and search and rescue efforts are still underway as of the time this report was filed.
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Davido has gifted his Personal Assistant, Lati, a Range Rover as a birthday present.
Lati who has worked for the singer for years, turned a year older and he was treated to a birthday dinner attended by Davido, Cubana Chief Priest and others in Paris.
Davido shared a photo of the Range Rover as well the keys on his Instastories as he wished Lati a Happy birthday.


FIFA have slapped Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson with a two-game ban for the straight red card he received in Chelsea’s Club World Cup loss to Flamengo on Friday, June 20.
The 24-year-old received an automatic one-match suspension, ruling him out of Tuesday's final group-stage clash against Esperance Sportive de Tunis which Chelsea won 3-0.
He was sent off for a nasty studs-up challenge on Ayrton Lucas, his second red card in his last four matches in all competitions.
However, Fifa's disciplinary committee reviewed the incident and deemed it serious foul play, and extended the ban.
“The FIFA Disciplinary Committee has imposed the following sanction on Chelsea's player Nicolas Jackson who was sent off as a result of a direct red card during the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 match between his team and CR Flamengo...” FIFA said in a statement as quoted by ESPN on Tuesday.
“(A) 2-match suspension for breach under article 14 paragraph 1 e) of the FIFA Disciplinary Code. This decision is final and binding and cannot be appealed.”
Jackson apologised for his actions on social media after the match. He will miss Chelsea's round of 16 game against Benfica.
Rules say the standard punishment for a red at this tournament in the United States is a one-match suspension. However, FIFA reserves the right to increase it if they see fit.

Gunmen intercepted a commercial bus along the Eke axis in the Okpokwu Local Government Area of Benue State, abducting an unspecified number of passengers on board.
The incident occurred around 6:30 PM on Sunday, June 22, 2025.
According to community sources, the gunmen targeted a vehicle belonging to the Benue State Transport Company, known as Benue Links. They robbed the passengers and subsequently took them away.
The spokesperson for the Benue State Police Command, DSP Udeme Edet, confirmed the attack on Monday. He stated that combined security forces are conducting searches in the nearby bush to rescue the kidnapped victims.
“We are investigating a suspected kidnapping where a Hummer bus with registration number 14B-43BN was parked by the road in Ugbokolo, (Okpokwu LGA,” the PPRO stated.
"On receipt of the information, police tactical teams,military and Benue State Protection Guard arrived at the scene.
"They combed the bush and rescued one Paul Terna who escaped from the hands of the suspected kidnappers.
“Additional reinforcement has been sent to locate other passengers as soon as possible."




Israel's military announced on Friday, June 20, that it carried out extensive overnight airstrikes in Tehran, targeting what it described as critical sites linked to Iran’s nuclear weapons development, marking the eighth consecutive day of direct conflict between the two countries.
In an official statement, the Israeli army said it had “completed a series of strikes in the heart of Tehran,” hitting “dozens of targets,” including military missile production facilities and the headquarters of Iran’s Organisation of Defensive Innovation and Research (SPND), which it accused of leading research and development for Iran’s nuclear weapons program.
According to the military, the SPND facility “is used for research and development of advanced technologies and weapons supporting the Iranian regime’s military capabilities.” The army further stated that more than 60 fighter jets participated in the operation, striking facilities involved in producing missile components and raw materials used in casting missile engines.
During the operation, Israel also intercepted four unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) reportedly launched from Iran. In a separate statement, the military said it destroyed “three ready-to-launch missile launchers aimed at Israeli territory.”
The latest escalation follows Israel’s initial wave of airstrikes on Iran a week ago, which officials said were in response to intelligence suggesting that Iran was nearing the development of a nuclear weapon. Tehran has consistently denied that its nuclear program is aimed at developing weapons, insisting it is for peaceful purposes.
The conflict has sparked international concern and calls for de-escalation. European foreign ministers are set to meet with their Iranian counterpart on Friday, June 20, in a bid to mediate a diplomatic resolution. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump is considering whether to involve the United States militarily, following days of speculation and warnings from the White House.
Tensions have been compounded by recent missile attacks from Iran on Israeli territory, with Israeli cities such as Tel Aviv and Jerusalem experiencing multiple alerts and explosions in recent days.
As the possibility of wider regional involvement looms, global leaders continue to urge restraint amid fears of a broader Middle East war.

A magistrate court sitting in the Nomansland area of Kano has ordered the remand of a young man identified as, Umar Hisham Fagge, popularly known on TikTok as Tsulange for alleged public indecency and actions deemed contrary to moral and religious values.
The court which was presided over by Magistrate Hadiza Muhammad Hassan, held that the accused be held in custody at a correctional facility until July 3, 2025, pending further investigation.
Tsulange was arraigned by the Kano State Censorship Board following his arrest for filming a comedy skit in which he was seen bathing on a public road while wearing a woman’s innerwear.
According to a statement issued by its spokesperson, Abdullahi Sani Sulaiman, the board deemed the viral video as not only offensive to public decency, but also violated the cultural and Islamic norms upheld in the state.
The Censorship board described the act as part of a growing trend of indecent behavior among social media users in Kano.
The statement further emphasised that the board will continue to monitor and take legal actions against any individual or content creator who promotes what it called “disruptive entertainment under the guise of humor.”
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