Here’s everything that happened in Nigeria today. Retired Major General Rabe Abubakar has tragically died from health complications while being held captive by bandits in Katsina State, just two weeks after he and his wife were violently abducted while traveling to a wedding ceremony. Tragedy struck Zamfara State as heavily armed bandits invaded farmlands in the Goron Namaye district, brutally killing seventeen innocent farmers and leaving thirteen others severely injured in a ruthless attack that has caused massive community panic. Inspector General of Police Tunji Disu has issued a strong assurance to anxious Nigerians that security forces are closing in on the kidnappers to safely rescue the teachers and children recently abducted from schools in Oyo State. The Borno State Government has reintegrated 720 rehabilitated terrorists back into society after making them swear a binding oath on the Holy Quran to never return to violence, a controversial move sparking massive public outrage and debate across Nigeria. South Africa has announced a controversial policy to bill foreign countries like Nigeria for the total financial cost of deporting their citizens who violate immigration laws, amid a major crackdown fueled by rising anti-foreigner tensions. The Central Bank of Nigeria has officially unveiled a major financial roadmap indicating that the Federal Government may soon begin paying national salaries, pensions, and social welfare benefits directly through the eNaira digital currency platform. An Abuja Federal High Court has ordered the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission to immediately arrest former Innovation Minister Uche Nnaji over certificate forgery allegations, following his structural refusal to honor multiple investigative invitations from the ICPC. The Federal Government has signed a strategic internal security partnership with Poland to provide advanced specialist training for Nigerian immigration, civil defense, and correctional officers at an elite European academy to tackle domestic criminal threats. Troops of the Nigerian Army have successfully arrested a civilian impostor in Kaduna State who was caught posing as a retired Major General, utilizing the fake high-ranking military identity to intimidate unsuspecting citizens and influence court cases. #trendingnews #newsupdate #nigerianews - @dailyplug9ja