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Okonjo-Iweala Saddened by School Attacks in Nigeria

WTO DG Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala expresses deep sorrow over the killings and kidnappings of students and teachers in northern Nigeria. Read more on the security crisis and its impact on education.

Mr Real's Bandit Dream Warning Shakes Lagos

Nigerian singer Mr Real's disturbing dream about bandits entering Lagos has gone viral, sparking security concerns. With 70% of his dreams coming true, Nigerians are worried. Read reactions.

Niger School Attack: 88 More Students Missing

The Catholic Diocese of Kontagora reports 88 additional students missing after a terrorist attack on St Mary Secondary School in Niger state. The total number of missing students is now 303. Read for the latest updates.

Niger School Abductions: Missing Now 315

The number of abducted pupils and teachers from St. Mary's schools in Niger State rises to 315. CAN Chairman denies receiving any prior security warning. Read the latest updates.

227 Abducted in Niger School Attack - CAN

CAN confirms 227 students and teachers kidnapped from St. Mary's Catholic School in Niger State. Authorities working to secure safe release amid growing security concerns.

Benue Governor Alia Clarifies Killings Remarks

Benue State Government clarifies Governor Alia's comments on killings, saying they were misinterpreted. Government outlines security measures and commitment to protecting lives.

Lawyer Reacts to Niger Catholic School Kidnapping

Nigerian lawyer Olakunle Allison questions government's existence after terrorists abducted students from St. Mary's Catholic School in Papiri. Read his powerful reaction and public responses.

Kwara Closes Schools Over Bandit Threat in 4 LGAs

Kwara State government orders immediate closure of schools in four local government areas following deadly church attack that left 3 dead, 35 abducted. Governor seeks military reinforcement.

MPAC Raises Alarm Over Insecurity in Nigeria

Muslim Public Affairs Centre warns of escalating violence across Nigeria as kidnappings and killings surge. Government urged to take immediate action to protect citizens.

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