
A leadership dispute has divided the Kebbi State chapter of the Military Widows Association of Nigeria, with the Nigerian Legion and the association's former coordinator trading blame over who controls the group. According to Punch, both sides accuse each other of causing the rift within the organisation, which represents widows of military personnel in the state. Details of how the disagreement began or how it may be resolved were not specified in the report.
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