AGAIN! Students Abducted In Kogi As Bandits Leave 3 Dead In Shocking Attack | Kenneth Okonkwo V Obi

AGAIN! Students Abducted In Kogi As Bandits Leave 3 Dead In Shocking Attack | Kenneth Okonkwo V Obi Fresh concerns over school security have emerged in Kogi State after suspected bandits launched a deadly attack on Government Secondary School, Iluke Bunu, in Kabba-Bunu Local Government Area. According to reports, the heavily armed attackers, said to have arrived on motorcycles, invaded the community, killing a female student, the school's Vice Principal, and another victim whose identity is yet to be confirmed. An undisclosed number of students and residents were also reportedly abducted during the assault. The incident comes barely weeks after the abduction of dozens of schoolchildren and teachers in Oyo State, further fueling fears of renewed attacks on educational institutions across Nigeria. Meanwhile, a leaked intelligence report allegedly issued by the Department of State Services (DSS) has warned security agencies in Edo State to remain on high alert over possible plans by terrorist groups to target schools for mass kidnappings. The development has sparked fresh debate about the protection of schools, the handling of intelligence among security agencies, and the growing insecurity threatening communities across the country A fresh political controversy has erupted as Kenneth Okonkwo levels serious allegations against Peter Obi, accusing the former Labour Party presidential candidate of allegedly working with certain elements within the NDC to extort party aspirants through the collection of huge sums of money in exchange for political nominations. The claims have sparked intense reactions across social media, particularly among Obi's supporters, who view the accusations as politically motivated. In response, Peter Obi's legal team has demanded an immediate retraction and public apology from Okonkwo, warning of a ₦5 billion defamation lawsuit if he fails to comply. However, the actor-turned-politician has stood by his statements, insisting that any legal action against him could lead to the disclosure of sensitive information from his time as one of Obi's close political associates. As the dispute escalates, many Nigerians are closely watching for the next chapter in what is becoming a major political showdown The Governor of Edo, Okpebholo has dismissed the effect of the increased insecurity in the country to have any effect on Tinubu winning the second term in 2027. according to him, people should tell those kidnapping Nigerians that it won't stop tinubu winning. Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo has stirred political debate after dismissing suggestions that Nigeria's growing security challenges could negatively impact President Bola Tinubu's chances of securing re-election in 2027. Speaking on the issue of rising kidnappings and insecurity across parts of the country, the governor maintained that such developments would not prevent Tinubu from winning a second term. Okpebholo argued that those responsible for criminal activities should not believe their actions can influence the outcome of future elections, insisting that insecurity will not derail the president's political ambitions. His comments have generated mixed reactions from Nigerians, with supporters and critics offering differing views on the relationship between governance, security, and electoral success ahead of the 2027 general elections Oshiomole is demanding the probe of the former NNPC GMD Mele Kyari over the senate disclosure of corrution in how he handled the country's refineries and the sales of crude oil under him with billions of unremmitted proceeds and unaccounted for oil money. More inside Maiyegun General