Nigeria Security Crisis: Oyo Abductions, Kogi Attack & Plateau Gunmen

Nigeria faces a surge in insecurity as multiple incidents unfold across the country. The Nigeria Union of Teachers has declared an indefinite strike following the abduction of 39 students and seven teachers in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State. Residents of Ayegunle Bunu, Kogi State, are reeling from a deadly attack that left two dead and 30 others abducted. Meanwhile, Plateau State witnesses renewed violence in Gwom-Ajang village, resulting in five deaths. In diplomatic and national news, President Bola Tinubu congratulates the Nigerian Navy on its 70th anniversary, underscoring its role in national stability, and receives the newly inaugurated President of Benin, Romuald Wadagni, in Lagos. Across Abuja and Lagos, public safety, governance, and regional cooperation remain top priorities. Our correspondents Mana Balagbogbo, Chizoba Anionwe, Victor Mbadike, and others provide exclusive on-the-ground updates, giving insight into ongoing security responses, federal and state government actions, and implications for citizens. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel:    / newscentraltvafrica   for more videos Follow News Central on: Facebook:   / newscentralafrica   Twitter:   / newscentraltv   Instagram:   / newscentraltv   LinkedIn:   / feed   Threads: https://www.threads.net/@newscentraltv TikTok:   / newscentraltv   For more content, go to: https://newscentral.africa #NewsCentral #Nigeria #Politics #AfricaFirst #Africa #News #WestAfrica #ECOWAS #Government #Governance