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Fire Razes NLC Secretariat in Sokoto

A fire outbreak on Saturday, May 2, 2026, gutted parts of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) secretariat in Sokoto, destroying offices and valuable property. The incident occurred in the early hours of the day along the secretariat complex in Sokoto, sending panic across the area as flames engulfed sections of the building. Confirming the development,…

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Loan companies responsible for N1.5bn workers’ salary deductions — Kano Govt

The Kano State Government says no public official was involved in the alleged theft of N1.5 billion from workers’ salaries, blaming the issue instead on loan companies. The Secretary to the State Government, Umar Faruk Ibrahim, made this known during the 2026 Workers’ Day award event organised by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the…

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Osun: Police deny alleged attack on Gov Adeleke’s son

The Osun State Police Command has dismissed reports of an alleged assassination attempt on Adebayo Adeleke, aka B-Red, son of Governor Ademola Adeleke. The police described the report as false, unverified, and capable of causing unnecessary panic among members of the public. The state government had earlier, in a statement signed by the Commissioner for…

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NUJ urges govt to clamp down on gas outlets in residential areas

The Cross River State Council of Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, has called on the government to clamp down on illegal and substandard gas retail outlets in Calabar and other towns in the country. The union insists that these outlets, especially those located within residential premises, pose very serious dangers to lives and properties. The…

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Abducted UniJos graduate, John Arum regains freedom

John Arum, the University of Jos, UniJos, graduate, who was recently kidnapped by terrorists have regained his freedom. In a video clip currently making the rounds on social media, John could be seen with family members thanking God for his release. DAILY POST reports that a disturbing footage had captured a moment John, who was…

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