Mentally unstable teen in Ondo fatally stabs NSCDC officer called to restrain him to death
A mentally unstable 19-year-old in Ondo State stabbed an NSCDC officer to death while being restrained.
Betty Akeredolu
Tension rises as Ondo lawmakers reject Aiyedatiwa’s N531bn supplementary budget
Ondo lawmakers have rejected Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa’s N531 billion supplementary budget, citing poor execution of the 2025 Appropriation Law and lack of transparency.
Lagos demolition leaves mother of newborn twins homeless
A demolition operation by the Lagos State Building Control Agency displaced a new mother of twins in the Abule-Oshun area of Lagos while six buildings were brought down for safety-concerns.
Oworonshoki demolition: Falana insists court order was properly served on Lagos Govt
Falana & Falana says Lagos ignored a valid court order halting Oworonshoki demolitions.
Sowore pledges to lead Lagos protest over Oworonshoki demolitions despite police warnings
Sowore vowed to defy police threats and lead Lagos protests over demolitions as AAC accused the state police of stifling citizens’ rights.
Ondo: Dangote Cement truck loses control, kills pregnant woman, seven others
A fatal road crash involving a Dangote Cement truck killed eight people, including a pregnant woman and her child, near Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo state.
Lagos demolitions: APC says actions are lawful and necessary
APC says Lagos demolitions are lawful and aimed at ensuring safety, order, and urban renewal across the state.
Ondo police rescue 4-year-old sold for ₦3.7m
Ondo police rescued a four-year-old girl sold for N3.7m, exposing a trafficking syndicate spanning three states.
16-year-old girl alleges repeated rape and assault by her uncle
A 53-year-old man is remanded in Ondo State for the alleged repeated rape of his 16-year-old niece and forcing her to terminate two pregnancies. Police say the victim reported the assaults herself.
Ondo Medical University fee hike to ₦2.6m sparks outrage among parents
Parents at Ondo’s UNIMED say rising tuition is unbearable, calling on Governor Aiyedatiwa to reverse the new ₦2.6m fees.