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10/09/2026

Vivian Chilaka Murder: Police Breakthrough Raises New Questions

The Anambra State Police Command has arrested 26-year-old Kosisochukwu Edward Ibekwe in connection with the June 14 murder of nursing student Vivian Chilaka in Alor.

Police say the suspect was arrested on September 4 following what they described as credible and actionable information. The Command also says the landlord previously suspected in the case has been exonerated.

But important questions remain over the evidence supporting the suspect's alleged account, the alleged ladder and knife, the basis for the claimed motive, and references to other "similar incidents."

DSG Herald News examines what the police have said — and what remains unanswered.

Read the full report and follow the developing investigation.

10/09/2026

NIGERIA DEEPENS ENERGY PARTNERSHIP WITH IEA
Nigeria has formalised a new cooperation programme with the International Energy Agency, opening a deeper phase of collaboration on energy policy, investment, data, efficiency and energy security.
The partnership comes as Nigeria seeks stronger investment and a more reliable energy system.
Read the full report on DSG Herald News.

Nigeria-IEA partnership: Nigeria has launched a Joint Work Program...

10/09/2026

FIRST NIGER BRIDGE CLOSED FOR EMERGENCY REPAIRS
The First Niger Bridge in Onitsha has been closed for two weeks to allow emergency maintenance and rehabilitation works.
Motorists have been advised to use the Second Niger Bridge through Obosi towards Asaba during the closure period.
Read the full traffic and infrastructure update on DSG Herald News.

First Niger Bridge closure: The Federal Government has closed the ...

10/09/2026

NNPC REPORTS 48% MONTHLY PROFIT DECLINE
NNPC Ltd has reported a sharp monthly decline in profit, with July profit after tax falling to ₦279 billion from ₦535 billion in June.
The result comes amid lower production and sales, renewing attention on production reliability, operational performance and Nigeria's oil-sector finances.
Read the full business and energy report on DSG Herald News.

NNPC profit drops 48%: NNPC Limited's profit after tax fell from ₦5...

10/09/2026

NIGERIA MOVES CLOSER TO STATE POLICE FRAMEWORK
Nigeria is moving closer to establishing a new state police framework as constitutional and legal processes advance.
The development could reshape policing and security administration across the country, but important questions remain around funding, recruitment, training, command structures and safeguards against political abuse.
Read the full report on DSG Herald News.

10/09/2026

ALL 21 KOGI KIDNAP VICTIMS RESCUED
Security forces have rescued all 21 victims abducted in Kogi State following a coordinated operation involving security agencies and local security groups.
The rescue is a significant development in the fight against kidnapping, but it also renews questions about the safety of highways and travellers across Nigeria.
Read the full report on DSG Herald News.
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10/09/2026

OPay REJECTS SHUTDOWN RUMOUR AS DSS, POLICE INVESTIGATE
OPay has rejected a viral claim that it would shut down its Nigerian operations.
The company says the message was false and that the DSS and Nigeria Police Force are investigating its origin and circulation.
OPay has also indicated that legal action may follow.
Read the full report on DSG Herald News.

OPay is not shutting down in Nigeria. The fintech company has rejec...

09/09/2026

🚨 **GLOBAL BOND MARKETS ARE FLASHING A WARNING**

Bond yields are rising, pushing borrowing costs higher for governments and businesses.

The important question is what happens if that pressure persists — and how far could it eventually spread beyond financial markets?

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The global bond sell-off is pushing government borrowing costs high...

04/09/2026

**30 YEARS LATER — TUPAC'S MURDER CASE HAS A VERDICT**

For nearly three decades, the killing of Tupac Shakur remained one of hip-hop's biggest mysteries.

Now, Duane “Keffe D” Davis has been found guilty.

But the real story is how prosecutors built their case — and why Davis's own words became such an important part of it.

From a 2008 police interview to his memoir and public statements, the evidence tells a remarkable story.
What do you think finally changed the case?
🎥 Watch the DSG Herald News breakdown.
https://youtu.be/Fef2W1Cd8eA

Nearly 30 years after Tupac Shakur was killed in a Las Vegas drive-...

03/09/2026

After nearly 30 years, the Tupac Shakur murder case has produced a conviction.

Duane “Keffe D” Davis was found guilty in Las Vegas after prosecutors argued that his own statements helped establish his role in the 1996 killing.

The verdict marks the first conviction in the long-running case.

Read the full report on DSG Herald News.

Tupac Shakur murder case ends in conviction after nearly 30 years, with prosecutors relying heavily on Duane Davis's own statements.