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Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. Airline operators in Nigeria have threatened to shut down operations in three days if

“They poured petrol on him and the vehicle was finally set ablaze with the corpse locked in it,” the police spokesperson said.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - The Police Zone 2 Command in Lagos said that its operatives had arrested 11 suspects over the murder of Oba Odetola Olajide Ayinde, the Olu of Agodo town in Ifo council area of Ogun. The Command Spokesperson, SP Hauwa Idris-Adamu, said in a statement that the traditional ruler was burnt to death

The zone 2 police command in Lagos says its operatives have arrested 11 suspects over the murder of Ayinde Odetola, the Olu of Agodo...

FUNMILAYO AREMU examines the undercurrents of the rising cases of spouse murder and how couples can live in harmony. Bello Soliu and his wife, Ramota,

In today’s Nigeria, there aren’t many pathways to comfort or prosperity, only a million roads to death. From North to South and from East to West, Nigeria

The deceased’s wife said the assailants broke a window at the back of their house

AS oil prices rally, leading to higher diesel prices locally, local manufacturers, services firms and real estate operators, especially those in the serviced-apartments sector are beginning to explore cheaper alternatives...

They suspected that the assailants set the man on fire after killing him.

The Baale of Olowe Gbagura in Abeokuta North Local Government Area of Ogun State, Chief Akin Muheedeen, is said to have been burnt to death by