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APC national secretary loses mother

The APC national secretary has lost his mother, Hajiya Barira Usman Ginsau, who died at the age of 97 after a brief illness. The family said she passed away at Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital in Kano, bringing an end to a long life of service and devotion to her family.tvcnews She is survived by nine children and more than 100 grandchildren. Among her children are the District Head of Kafin Hausa and the APC National Financial Secretary, Ambassador Haruna Ginsau.tvcnews The funeral prayer is expected to be held at the Hadejia Central Mosque after Jumu’ah prayers. The family and community have been receiving condolences over the loss of the respected matriarch.

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NEMA Repatriates 497 Nigerians from Niger Republic

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) in collaboration with the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons has successfully repatriated 497 stranded Nigerian migrants from the Niger Republic to Nigeria. The returnees were brought back from Niamey, the capital of Niger Republic, through a coordinated voluntary repatriation programme supported by the International Organisation for Migration (IOM). They arrived at the border and were received by emergency officials from their respective states together with representatives of the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and IDPs, the Nigeria Red Cross and security agencies. Among those repatriated were adult males, adult females and children who had left Nigeria to seek greener pastures in various European countries but could not afford to return when their journey became frustrated. Many of them were stranded in Niger Republic after being turned back or unable to […]

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NDLEA uncovers underground drug caves, hideouts in Kano raid

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has uncovered a network of underground drug caves and hideouts in the Rimin Kebe area of Kano State. The discovery was made during a major crackdown on narcotics hotspots across the state. According to the NDLEA’s Kano Strategic Command, operatives stormed the Rimin Kebe enclave on May 4 as part of “Operation Sharar Mafaka,” a sustained operation targeting over 20 identified drug joints. During the raid, officers confirmed the existence of multiple underground caves constructed and used by dealers and users to hide drugs, weapons and other illegal items. The agency said the caves were dug beneath makeshift structures and concealed with iron sheets, wood and rubble to make detection difficult. Inside, operatives found evidence of prolonged stay, including mattresses, cooking utensils and traces of various illicit substances. At least 52 suspects have been […]

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Fed Govt sets up panel on 200b gas power rail plan

The Federal Government has set up an inter agency technical committee to review a proposed 200 billion dollar Integrated Gas Power and High Speed Rail Project. The move signals a cautious approach to one of the most ambitious infrastructure proposals in Nigeria’s history. Secretary to the Government of the Federation George Akume inaugurated the panel in Abuja and asked members to carry out a thorough and professional assessment of the proposal to guide decisions in the national interest. The committee will evaluate a submission by De Sadel Nigeria Limited working with China Liancai Petroleum Investment Holdings Limited for a multi phase project that combines gas development, power generation and transmission, and a 4,000 kilometre high speed rail network. Akume said the size and complexity of the plan require rigorous scrutiny. He stressed that government must be satisfied with its technical […]

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2027: Tinubu’s ex‑ministers to face stiff battles in home states

Fresh political permutations ahead of the 2027 general elections are pitching some of President Bola Tinubu’s former ministers against powerful forces in their home states. Vanguard reports that at least four ex‑ministers nursing governorship or senatorial ambitions are expected to resign and immediately confront entrenched party structures and sitting governors. The affected states include Kano Abia Bauchi Gombe Kebbi and Adamawa where local dynamics and existing rivalries could complicate their paths to party tickets. In several of these states, incumbent governors and influential bloc leaders are said to be uncomfortable with the growing profiles of the former federal appointees. According to the report, some state party leaders fear that a direct entry of ex‑ministers into the 2027 race could upset delicate zoning arrangements and existing succession understandings. This has raised the prospect of silent feuds between the presidency’s allies and […]

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Troops rescue eight kidnapped wedding guests in Kano

Troops of 3 Brigade, Nigerian Army, have rescued eight of the 10 people abducted by suspected terrorists at a wedding in Dabawa, Shanono Local Government Area of Kano State. The victims were kidnapped on Wednesday when gunmen in military camouflage reportedly stormed the ceremony and took them away.​ A military source said soldiers deployed in an ambush position along the Yankwada River line moved quickly towards the area after receiving a distress call. They made contact with the fleeing attackers at Garu village in neighbouring Katsina State and pursued them towards the Katsina–Gidan Mutum Daya road axis.​ During the operation, eight of the abducted girls were safely rescued and have since been reunited with their families. Efforts are ongoing to track down the bandits and secure the release of the remaining two victims.​ The source added that patrols and clearance […]

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Yusuf orders arrest of killers of Kano mother, six children

Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf has ordered the police to immediately find and arrest those behind the killing of a woman, Fatima Abubakar, and her six children in Kano. The victims were murdered in Dorayi Charanchi Quarters, a development that has thrown the community into mourning.​ In a statement by his spokesperson, Sanusi Bature, the governor described the attack as barbaric, senseless and a grave assault on human dignity. He said the crime was unacceptable and promised that his administration would not allow it to go unpunished.​ Governor Yusuf directed the Kano State Police Command to hunt down the killers and ensure they are prosecuted. He warned that anyone found to be involved would face the full weight of the law.​ The governor extended condolences to the bereaved family, residents of Dorayi Charanchi and the entire state. He prayed […]

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Kano Hisba Arrests Seven Over Immoral Acts, Human Trafficking

Kano State Hisba Board arrests seven individuals over immoral activities and thwarted trafficking attempts, warning parents about child safety. Full Content:Kano State Hisba Board arrested seven people for alleged immoral acts at a joint on Zoo Road following resident complaints. The suspects, most under 23, included individuals from Kano, Bauchi, and Kogi. The Board also apprehended a teenage boy and girl in a tricycle, and a girl recently repatriated from Sokoto State. The total number of suspects arrested is now 10—all will face charges after investigations. In a separate operation, Hisba foiled an attempt to traffic two girls (aged 16 and 18, from Kaduna and Kano) to Lagos for onward movement to Saudi Arabia. Aminudeen, the Board’s Deputy Commander-General, emphasized the need for parental vigilance and described the children as a trust from Allah. Last month, over 25 were arrested […]

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Two NNPP Reps Dump Party for APC Over Leadership Crisis

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in the House of Representatives has gained two new members after NNPP lawmakers Abdulmuminu Jibrin and Sagir Ibrahim Koki from Kano defected over unresolved leadership crises. The Speaker, Abbas Tajudeen, announced their defection at Thursday’s plenary. Jibrin, chair of the House Committee on Housing, resigned from NNPP and the Kwakwasiya movement earlier in the week, citing “irreconcilable differences within the leadership” at state and national levels. Sagir Koki also cited the inability to properly consult and represent his constituency due to party issues. Their defection comes just a day after a Kaduna PDP House member also joined APC, signaling further realignment ahead of 2027 elections. Members blame internal conflict for hampering their ability to serve constituents and believe switching to APC offers greater stability and representation.

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Kano Lawmaker Quits NNPP Over Leadership Crisis

Sagir Ibrahim Koki, Deputy Chairman of the House Committee on Petroleum Resources (Midstream) and representative of Kano Municipal Federal Constituency, has resigned from the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP). Koki announced his resignation via his official X account, attributing his exit to persistent national leadership crises within the party. In his letter to the Zaitawa Ward Chairperson, Koki cited his constitutional right to quit and referenced internal party conflicts as the main reason for stepping down. He said the ongoing leadership disputes made it “difficult, if not impossible,” to fulfill his duties to Kano Municipal residents. Koki thanked the party for the chance to serve and acknowledged the support and experience gained. His move follows the recent defection of Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi from NNPP to PDP, intensifying speculation over the party’s future.

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