Here's everything that happened in Nigeria today. Atiku Abubakar claims he has evidence proving President Tinubu is 90 years old and will present it in court, citing the President's health as a major concern for the nation during a recent interview with BBC Hausa. Police arrested four suspects, including two doctors from Wellington Hospital Abuja, for allegedly recruiting vulnerable victims from Nasarawa State and harvesting their kidneys, with one victim reportedly paid over one million naira for his organ. President Tinubu has filed a legal challenge in a US court to block the Department of Justice, FBI, and DEA from releasing sensitive records linked to historical drug trafficking allegations sought by activist Aaron Greenspan. The United States Department of Homeland Security released names of ten Nigerians listed among "worst of the worst" criminal offenders who are now facing deportation as part of a crackdown on foreign nationals with criminal convictions. The family of 22-year-old Anthony Obodo is demanding justice after he was allegedly shot dead by police officers in Port Harcourt who claimed an altercation occurred, while witnesses say he was chased and killed. Two people were confirmed dead after a machete-wielding man, who appeared to be under the influence of drugs, attacked security guards at the IMAX Cinema in Lekki, Lagos, before being mobbed and killed by the crowd. Two Nigerian men, Mudashiru Olawale and Adebola Adekunle, have been extradited to the United States to face charges for an alleged sextortion scheme that tragically led to the suicide deaths of two young American teenagers. The Nigeria Police Force rescued two Colombian women in Lagos who were lured to the country by a human trafficking syndicate led by Chinese nationals, dismantling the criminal hideout where the victims were held captive. Senator Abdulaziz Yari stated that anyone promising to restore the fuel subsidy is deceiving Nigerians, emphasizing that the current economic reality makes such a return impossible and that the country must move forward without it. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has granted a final extension until September 30, 2026, for candidates with outstanding admission offers from 2021 to date to either accept or reject them on the CAPS portal. Police in Delta State arrested a father for allegedly using a cable wire to severely flog his two-year-old daughter because she failed to greet him in the morning, an act that sparked widespread public outrage. #NigeriaNews #BreakingNews #newstoday #NewsUpdate - @dailyplug9ja