Here's everything that happened in Nigeria in the last 12 hours. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission recovered over one point two trillion naira and six hundred and eighty-four million dollars between October 2023 and June 2026, marking a massive financial milestone under Chairman Ola Olukoyede. Nigeria Customs Service officers intercepted and seized two hundred and four pump-action rifles concealed inside a shipment of household goods arriving from Turkey at the TinCan Island Port complex located in Lagos State. The Nigerian military confirmed the successful rescue of twenty-one kidnapped victims, including fifteen National Youth Service Corps members, following a well-coordinated joint security operation tracking armed criminal gangs operating through regional forests in Kogi State. The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission disclosed that Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited faces an immediate electricity disconnection over an outstanding five point forty-six billion naira debt owed to the national power grid infrastructure. Nigeria’s economic strain intensified as retail petrol pump prices surged past one thousand four hundred naira per litre across major cities, while the Dangote Petroleum Refinery defended recent wholesale pricing adjustments citing global market realities. The Indigenous People of Biafra threatened a complete boycott of the upcoming 2027 general elections across southeastern states if the Supreme Court fails to list Mazi Nnamdi Kanu's pending legal appeal within fourteen days. Primate Elijah Ayodele warned President Tinubu to legally block the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation from releasing his historical records, claiming the public disclosure of those documents carries severe political consequences. Economic and Financial Crimes Commission Chairman Ola Olukoyede revealed that the anti-graft agency dismissed more than forty internal staff members over the past three years to combat internal corruption and eliminate financial malpractice. An elderly woman was arrested by vigilant prison wardens while allegedly attempting to smuggle hard drugs into the Ibara Medium Security Custodial Centre located within Abeokuta, the regional capital of Ogun State. A forty-five-year-old suspected family member of local terrorists, Mrs. Yaganama Abdul, voluntarily surrendered to Nigerian Army troops alongside her two young children within the Mafa Local Government Area of Borno State. #NigeriaNews #BreakingNews #newstoday #NewsUpdate - @dailyplug9ja