Here's everything that happened in Nigeria in the last 12 hours. The Niger State Government officially lifted the twenty-four-hour curfew on Minna after restoring regional stability following intense youth protests over the tragic deaths of thirty-seven suspected illegal miners in paramilitary custody. President Bola Tinubu extended his European working vacation by a few days and is now expected to return to Nigeria this weekend, prompting former Vice President Atiku Abubakar to question who is constitutionally exercising presidential powers. Singer Peter Okoye has admitted before a Federal High Court in Lagos that he received over $800,000 in music royalties from French rights body SACEM but did not share the proceeds with his elder brother, Jude Okoye. Power Minister Joseph Tegbe declared that the Federal Government has absolutely no plan to raise electricity tariffs, stating that current operations are strictly focused on improving supply and clearing the sector's multi-trillion naira debt. FCT Minister Nyesom Wike fiercely dismissed opposition leader Peter Obi’s 2027 chances, asserting that Obi cannot win the South-South or South-East zones and should leave the upcoming presidential election entirely for President Bola Tinubu. Access Bank successfully repaid and redeemed its oversubscribed five hundred million dollar Eurobond upon its official maturity on Monday, confirming the transaction was completed seamlessly within its established liquidity and regulatory frameworks. Nursing students staged a massive protest in Taraba State after armed hoodlums stormed an off-campus female hostel, brutally raping a student and stealing phones alongside other valuable personal items during an early morning raid. The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps ordered all its flags to fly at half-mast nationwide to mourn the detained miners, arresting more officers as a high-powered panel investigates allegations of cell overcrowding and poisoning. Billionaire Aliko Dangote officially confirmed a planned 2028 stock market listing for his multi-billion dollar fertilizer business, capturing massive investor attention alongside the ongoing public share offer for his petroleum refinery. #NigeriaNews #BreakingNews #NigeriaToday #NewsUpdate - @dailyplug9ja