Headlines
One killed as rival youth groups clash in Minna, three cars damaged

A 27-year-old man, Saidu Umar, has died after being stabbed during a clash between rival youth groups around the Samande and Kafintela areas of Tunga, Minna, Niger State.
The clash, which occurred at about 4 p.m. on Friday around the NSTV Junction, also left several youths injured, damaged the windscreens of three cars and disrupted vehicular movement in the area.
The Niger State Police Command, through its spokesperson, SP Wasiu Abiodun, confirmed the incident, saying Umar, a resident of Kafintela, was stabbed with a dagger by a suspected member of the rival group whose identity had yet to be established.
According to the police, the victim was rushed to a nearby medical facility but was later confirmed dead.
Police patrol teams were deployed to the area to disperse the youths involved in the clash. Increased police patrols were also observed around the affected areas following the incident.
The cause of the confrontation was not immediately known.
The police said the incident was under investigation, adding that efforts were ongoing to identify and arrest those responsible.
As of the time of filing this report, no arrest had been announced by the police.

News5 days agoEXCLUSIVE: Yayi’s $1.3 Million Secret USA Mansion…How APC Ogun State Governorship Candidate Senator Adeola Who Audited Nigeria’s Books Buried a Fortune Abroad
News4 days agoHow David Umahi Awarded Road Contracts To Two Different Firms With Exact Same Amount of ₦350.6 Million Road Bids Despite Their Ineligibility
Politics5 days agoAll The Grammar By President Tinubu On His Achievements Have Not Reflected Positively On Nigerians – Okonkwo
News4 days agoEXCLUSIVE: The AES Split Did Not Kill Nigeria’s Sahel Trade: 2025 Exports to Niger Rose to ₦131.77bn, Burkina Faso to ₦58.97bn, While Mali’s Collapsed to ₦8.05bn
Politics4 days agoTHE WEEK: Fulani Militias Hack 12 Christians to Death in Benue, Five Others Die in Plateau, Niger Attacks
News5 days agoUsmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto Fails to Account for Over ₦9.3 Billion, Investigators Denied Access to Records
News5 days agoFederal College of Education Yola Under Provost Mohammed Degereji Bleeds ₦1.4 Billion in Contracts Awarded to Unqualified Firms
Metro6 days ago“If He Continues This Line, It Will Be Difficult For Him To Campaign In Rivers” — Wike Warns Amaechi Over Attacks On Tinubu



























