The Guinea-Bissau coup has left former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan and dozens of international observers stranded after the military seized control, suspended the electoral process, and sealed all borders amid escalating political tensions.
The market reversed its bullish trend, shedding N444bn after sharp declines in major stocks. Activity, however, strengthened with higher trading volume and value.
Edo State has intensified surveillance across highways and communities after a viral banditry threat, with Governor Okpebholo deploying a multi-agency security response to protect residents.
The Guinea-Bissau Coup escalated Wednesday as soldiers detained President Umaro Sissoco Embaló, suspended state institutions and seized control of the fragile West African nation just days after a contested election.
Abba Kyari insists he properly declared all assets, including his wife’s, as he continues his defence in the NDLEA’s non-disclosure trial before the Federal High Court in Abuja.