Two suspects are in custody following an incident where a speeding convoy vehicle struck and killed a young woman near Rivers State University, according to police. The authorities have confirmed the accident and are conducting an ongoing investigation.

Justice Ahmed Kala of the Federal High Court in Lagos has sentenced 41-year-old Mrs. Peace Asukwo to five years in prison for trafficking and harboring four underage girls for prostitution. In addition to the prison term, Justice Kala ordered Asukwo to pay N20 million in compensation to the victims of her crimes.

The Delta State Police Command has rejected social media claims that officers arrested a suspect in an unregistered vehicle on June 27, which allegedly led to a crash and the death of a woman. The police commissioner labeled the report as false and announced the arrest of two individuals for spreading the misinformation.

A young woman named Eno has died after being hit by a vehicle associated with a convoy on the Rivers State University campus in Port Harcourt, according to Tori.ng.

Authorities in Kano have apprehended a man suspected of attempting to traffic two girls out of the state for domestic work abroad. The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding human trafficking in the region.

Loveth Sunday, a hairstylist, recounted how a road accident involving a commercial bus with brake failure resulted in the amputation of her left leg and the cancellation of her wedding plans. The incident highlights the dangers posed by vehicle malfunctions on the road.