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Gov Okpebholo: Ekpoma Kidnappers Not Fulanis

Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo dismisses claims Fulani herdsmen carried out the Ekpoma kidnapping, citing masked faces as evidence. He condemns subsequent protest hijacking and looting.

Okpebholo: Ekpoma Riot Sponsored from Overseas

Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo claims security agencies have identified overseas sponsors behind the Ekpoma protests. He alleges a coordinated plot by opposition to destabilize the state.

Senator Natasha Reacts to Arrest of 52 AAU Students in Edo

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan condemns the arrest of 52 Ambrose Alli University students after a protest in Ekpoma. She calls for their release and urges Governor Okpebholo to address kidnappings, not suppress youth voices.

NANS Demands Release of 52 Arrested AAU Students

NANS condemns the detention of 52 Ambrose Alli University students arrested after a protest against kidnapping. It demands their immediate release and action on campus insecurity.

52 Youths Remanded Over Ekpoma Protest Violence

An Edo High Court has ordered the remand of 52 youths linked to a violent protest against kidnapping in Ekpoma. The protest, led by students, turned destructive. Read the full details.

Edo Kidnapping: 8 Abducted, N100m Ransom Demanded

Gunmen in army uniforms abducted eight people from a hotel in Edo State, demanding a N100m ransom. The PDP also demands the release of 52 suspects remanded over an anti-kidnapping protest. Read the full report.

Edo Protest: Residents Sack Market Over Kidnapping

Angry residents of Ekpoma, Edo State, stormed a livestock market, slaughtering goats and chasing traders in protest over a youth's killing by suspected kidnappers. Governor Monday Okpebholo and police intervene.

AAU: Protesters Are Not Our Registered Students

Ambrose Alli University disowns individuals behind protest against incessant kidnappings in Ekpoma. Management says demonstrators are not registered students. Read the full statement.

NANS to Protest New Tax Laws on January 14

Nigerian students plan nationwide protests on January 14, 2026, against new tax laws. The action follows court rulings and unresolved discrepancies in the gazetted legislation.

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