Here's everything that happened in Nigeria in the last 12 hours. The Federal Bureau of Investigation filed a sworn declaration in a United States court officially confirming that Nigerian President Bola Tinubu was the subject of a criminal investigation regarding multiple drug-trafficking offenses during the early 1990s. The Nigerian Presidency criticized a United States lobbying firm hired by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar for one point two million dollars, describing their aggressive public records campaign against President Tinubu as a politically motivated election gimmick. A tragic building collapse in the Popo Giwa area of Ilorin, Kwara State, claimed the lives of a mother and four children, trapping eight people under rubble before emergency services launched a massive search operation. Armed gunmen attacked a local community in Kano State overnight, fatally shooting two residents and abducting Alhaji Abdullahi Fanka, the prominent local government area chairman for the ruling All Progressives Congress political party. The Federal Government officially announced an ambitious infrastructural plan to develop a massive high-speed rail line linking Lagos directly to Maiduguri, with incoming bullet trains engineered to operate at three hundred and sixty kilometers per hour. The Independent National Electoral Commission strongly rejected allegations from the Nigeria Democratic Congress, denying claims that the electoral umpire illegally removed and substituted validly nominated State House of Assembly candidates in Anambra and Benue. The Nigeria Football Federation formally dismissed a viral letter alleging government interference as fake news, reassuring citizens that world football governing body FIFA has not threatened to suspend the country from global sports participation. Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru issued a stern public warning threatening to summarily sack any newly elected local government area chairman who fails to secure a landslide victory for the ruling All Progressives Congress by 2027. Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar vowed to comprehensively review the National Electronic Student Loan Scheme if elected president, promising to offer immediate, full debt forgiveness to struggling Nigerian students burdened by high education costs. The Nigeria Police Force officially launched a tech-driven mobile application called the NPF Vigilant App, enabling citizens nationwide to easily report financial fraud, instantly upload electronic evidence, and track ongoing criminal cases. #NigeriaNews #BreakingNews #newstoday #NewsUpdate - @dailyplug9ja