Top 10 Nigerian newspapers summary for this Monday morning

Here is today’s edition of our daily newspaper summary you can’t afford to miss.

1. Kabiru Turaki, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria and former Minister of Special Duties, has secured the top seat of the Peoples Democratic Party, emerging as National Chairman after a tightly monitored convention in Ibadan.
2. The Presidency is preparing to release a fresh slate of ambassadors, signalling an end to the long wait for substantive envoys across Nigeria’s foreign missions, according to senior government insiders familiar with the process.
3. The All Progressive Congress (APC) in Oyo State has criticised the National Convention of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) held in Ibadan, describing the event as a charade and a “carnival of shame, lawlessness, and impunity.”
4. Legendary Afrobeat Singer, Oladapo Oyebanjo, well known as D’Banj, has finally opened up about the legendary breakup of Mo’Hits Records, revealing that the decision to part ways was entirely Don Jazzy’s idea.
5. Prominent Nollywood actress, Bamike Adenibuyan, we known as BamBam, has revealed that she avoids taking on deep spiritual or diabolical roles when she is not mentally or spiritually prepared.
6. Rights activist and publisher, Omoyele Sowore, has demanded the release of Kano-based Islamic cleric, Sheikh Abduljabbar Nasiru Kabara, describing his continued incarceration as religious persecution by the Kano State authorities.
7. Police authorities in Edo State have detained 21 students of Ogioma Public Secondary School after officers disrupted an alleged cult-related attack on a neighbouring school in Benin City.
8. Legendary Nigerian Fuji music icon, Abass Akande, popularly known as Obesere, has stated that despite the prominence of hip-hop and Afrobeats in the Nigerian music scene, Fuji music will always remain relevant and irreplaceable.
9. Chairman of the House Committee on Federal Polytechnics and Higher Education, Kayode Laguda, has renewed call for the abolition of the HND BSc divide, describing it as an injustice in Nigeria’s education system.
10. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has publicly apologised to the House of Representatives Committee on Basic Education after its officials abruptly left an earlier budget review session, triggering backlash from lawmakers.