@dailyplug9ja: Here's everything that happened in Nigeria today. Babcock University has dismissed reports that a four-hundred-level student died after a dormitory incident, confirming the student is alive and receiving treatment. Ten kidnapped passengers, including a National Youth Service Corps member, have been rescued in Ogun State, while security operatives killed two suspected kidnappers and arrested another. Twelve members of a family were reportedly killed after suspected bandits set their home ablaze in Gidan Taba, Zamfara State, with seven other residents abducted. The Kano State Police Command has rescued Rogo Local Government APC chairman Abdullahi Beli after sixty-eight days in kidnappers’ captivity. Troops have arrested a suspected gunrunner and killed two suspected terrorists during operations across Mangu, Kanam and Wase local government areas of Plateau State. Police have confirmed the killing of Edo APC chieftain Julius Bello, allegedly by his son, who is reportedly on the run following the incident. The Nigeria Labour Congress has begun a three-day strike in Osun State over the continued withholding of local government statutory allocations, shutting several government offices. The Federal Government says electricity has been restored to affected areas in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Kwara and the Federal Capital Territory after repairs to a vandalised transmission line. A Federal High Court in Abuja has rejected Omoyele Sowore’s attempt to compel a DSS lawyer to testify in his alleged cyberbullying trial, citing legal confidentiality. Peter Obi has accused Nigeria Football Federation officials of preventing him from greeting the victorious Flamingos when the team returned to Abuja after winning the Under-Seventeen Women’s World Cup. Ogun State says more than four thousand three hundred prospective corps members were deployed to its Sagamu orientation camp, causing overcrowding during registration. Nollywood actress Destiny Etiko has announced her appointment as Senior Special Assistant on Youth Engagement and Creative Economy to Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah. The Flamingos have returned to Nigeria after defeating Japan two goals to one to become the first African team to win the FIFA Under-Seventeen Women’s World Cup. #NigeriaNews #Newsupdate #breakingnews #news

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