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1 week ago | nigeriainfo.fm | Olamide Fadoju

The President landed at the Tactical Air Command of the Nigerian Air Force Base, Makurdi, at about 12:58 PM and is expected to proceed to Yelwata, a community in Guma Local Government Area, which was the epicenter of a deadly attack that left many dead, scores injured, and several displaced. While in Benue, President Tinubu will visit victims receiving treatment in the hospital and interact with families affected by the violence.

1 week ago | nigeriainfo.fm | Olamide Fadoju

Obasanjo made the remarks on Tuesday during a working visit to Gusau, the Zamfara State capital, where he commissioned the remodelled Yariman Bakura Specialist Hospital and two newly completed roads. The former president said he was particularly surprised that the hospital is now equipped with a functioning CT scan and MRI machine—equipment he says are lacking in some teaching hospitals across the country. “I’m proud to commission this improved facility for the people of Zamfara,” Obasanjo said.

1 week ago | nigeriainfo.fm | Olamide Fadoju

The 10-second clip, which began circulating on social media last Friday, shows a black Range Rover with tinted windows slowing near the car-spotting content creator. As the window rolls down, the creator greets the driver, identified as Adefarasin, who then scolded him while holding a pistol-like object. The video, reportedly captured by the Lagos-based car content creator, sparked outrage online, with many accusing the 62-year-old preacher of firearm possession and intimidation.

1 month ago | nigeriainfo.fm | Olamide Fadoju

The final report, released on Wednesday, cited the pilot’s decision to fly under Visual Flight Rules (VFR) into deteriorating weather conditions, which required Instrument Flight Rules (IFR), as the primary cause of the crash. The helicopter, identified as N130CZ, went down near the California-Nevada border on February 9, 2024.

1 month ago | nigeriainfo.fm | Olamide Fadoju

The governor made the announcement on Tuesday during the inauguration of a newly reconstituted committee tasked with revoking illegal hotels, brothels, shanties, and criminal hideouts, as well as curbing the growing menace of anti-social behaviour across the state. Speaking at the Government House in Maiduguri, Zulum alleged that both serving and dismissed members of the armed forces and other security agencies were involved in activities that have fueled insecurity in the region.