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AFRIMA 2026

Nigerian Stars Shine as AFRIMA 2026 Celebrates Africa’s Finest in Lagos

Nigerian Artistes stole the spotlight at the 9th All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA), which wrapped up in Lagos on Sunday December 11 night, confirming the Country’s dominance on the Continent’s biggest music stage, Global Mirror News reports. Global Afrobeats heavyweight Burna Boy emerged as one of the night’s biggest winners, clinching the prestigious Album of…

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Family of 6 died

Tragedy as Six Family Members Found Dead… Police Uncover Chilling Details

The Nigeria Police have launched a full-scale investigation into a horrifying tragedy that wiped out an entire household in Ogale Community, Eleme Local Government Area, where six family members were found dead inside their home. Global Mirror News gathered that the incident happened on Saturday, January 11, 2026, at about 3:00pm and was initially classified…

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Ogun family tragedy

Jealous Rage Ends 14-Year Marriage as Ogun Man Stabs Wife to Death, Drinks Poison

Fresh details have emerged surrounding the brutal killing of Ganiyat Ayanwale, a mother of three, allegedly murdered by her husband, Ayoola Ayanwale, in a violent domestic dispute in Ogun State. The tragedy occurred on Thursday night at Olutayo Alao Street, River Valley Estate, in the Ogun axis of Ojodu Berger, where neighbours were thrown into…

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Bandits levy farmers

Bandits slam N50,000 farm levy on Kano, Katsina growers as illegal rule spreads

Global Mirror News gathered and verified reports reveal a deepening security and economic crisis across farming settlements in Kano and Katsina States, where armed bandit groups have introduced an illegal taxation regime targeting rural farmers. Investigations show that the armed groups are demanding as much as ₦50,000 per acre from sugarcane farmers before they are…

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Bandits

Why Katsina Government Approved Release of 70 Suspected Bandits – Official

Global Mirror News gathered that the Katsina State Government has defended its controversial decision to initiate the release of 70 persons standing trial for banditry-related offences, describing the move as part of a broader peace-building and prisoner-exchange framework with repentant armed groups. The Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Dr Nasir Muazu, explained in…

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