Top Stories on Akahi News Today, Wednesday, 22nd of October, 2025
Top Stories on Akahi News Today, Wednesday, 22nd of October, 2025
By Joseph Iyaji | Akahi News
As Nigeria continues to grapple with pressing national issues ranging from insecurity to political tensions, several major stories are making the rounds across the country today, Wednesday, 22nd of October, 2025. Akahi News highlights some of the biggest developments you need to know this morning.
Tinubu Calls for Community-Based Peace Committees Nationwide
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has emphasised the urgent need for community-based peace committees to address local conflicts and promote unity across Nigeria. Speaking at a recent national dialogue, the President said peacebuilding must begin at the grassroots level, urging state governments to collaborate with traditional institutions.
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OAU Condemns Armed Robbery Attacks on Students in Ile-Ife
Authorities of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, have strongly condemned the recent series of armed robbery attacks on students living off-campus. The university management called for enhanced security measures and collaboration with law enforcement agencies to protect students within and around the campus community.
Full story on Akahi News.
Fire Guts Alaba International Market, Lagos Traders Count Losses
A devastating fire outbreak has ravaged parts of the popular Alaba International Market in Lagos, leaving traders counting massive losses. The cause of the fire remains unclear, but eyewitnesses said it started late at night, destroying several shops and warehouses before emergency responders arrived.
Details on Akahi News.
Free Nnamdi Kanu Protest Sparks Fresh Reactions
Fresh protests calling for the release of IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu, rocked Abuja on Tuesday despite a police crackdown. Protesters accused the government of injustice and demanded compliance with court rulings. The demonstration has continued to stir nationwide debate on the rule of law and human rights.
More on Akahi News.
Obidient Movement Denies Endorsing Soludo, Reaffirms Support for Moghalu
The Obidient Movement has refuted claims of endorsing Anambra State Governor, Charles Soludo, ahead of the next election. In a statement, the group reaffirmed its support for George Moghalu, describing him as a candidate who embodies transparency and accountability.
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Tinubu Celebrates Senator Kwankwaso on Birthday
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has congratulated Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, former Kano State governor and leader of the NNPP, on his birthday. The President lauded his contributions to national development and commended his years of public service.
Full story on Akahi News.
FUOYE Denies VC’s Involvement in SSANU Leaders’ Arrest
The management of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) has denied reports alleging the Vice-Chancellor’s involvement in the arrest of SSANU leaders. The institution maintained that it remains committed to dialogue and peaceful resolution of industrial issues.
Full details on Akahi News.
ADC Condemns Burning of Ekiti Office
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has condemned the burning of its Ekiti State office, accusing the ruling APC of political intimidation. The party demanded an immediate investigation and called on security agencies to ensure justice.
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Bandits Attack Kaduna Hospital, Abduct Doctor and Patients
Armed bandits attacked a hospital in Kaduna, abducting a medical doctor and several patients. The brazen assault has renewed concerns over rising insecurity in the North-West region. Authorities say security operatives are on the trail of the kidnappers.
Full coverage on Akahi News.
Benue’s Igede Youths Protest Over Neglected Road
Youths from the Igede ethnic group in Benue State have taken to the streets to protest the 37-year neglect of the Otukpo–Obi–Oju road. They accused successive governments of abandoning the crucial route that connects communities in the Benue South Senatorial District.
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Tragedy in Borno: Young Girl Takes Her Own Life
In Borno State, tragedy struck as a young girl reportedly took her own life after being forced by her father into an unwanted marriage. The incident has reignited conversations about child marriage, gender rights, and mental health awareness in Northern Nigeria.
Details on Akahi News.
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