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Many passengers in the aircraft are feared dead.

However, no official report on the actual number of casualties has been released. The Federal Government has confirmed that a total of 32 people were on board the military aircraft that crashed in Igbokoda, Ondo State, on Monday. This was disclosed in a statement issued by the minster of aviation and aerospace development, Festus Keyamo, on Monday.

According to him, Air Traffic Controllers had earlier reported the disappearance of the military aircraft, with tail number NGR 931, while it was en route from Benin to Lagos.

According to him, the aircraft disappeared from radar at about 9:13am after efforts to establish radio communication with the crew proved unsuccessful.

His statement reads “I regret to inform the general public that Air Traffic Controllers have informed me of the disappearance of a military aircraft with tail number NGR 931, enroute Lagos from Benin at 0913 hours earlier today. All efforts to raise the aircraft on radio proved abortive.”

He said the officers accused him of taking ‘’one-way' while driving along Airport Road in Lagos.

The officers were oblivious of the fact he was recording them with his hidden camera. There are reports that the police officers allegedly extorted N20, 000 from the rider. The viral video, however, did not capture this moment.

Reacting to the viral video, the command, in a statement released this morning, October 5, said it was aware of the viral video. The command identified the officers involved as personnel attached to the Makinde Divisional Headquarters.

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Mayorkun said he had already informed his girlfriend about the proposed arrangements, but admitted that she was unhappy with his decision.

Mayorkun says girlfriend was upset The singer said he had told his girlfriend that both a prenup and DNA test would be part of his plans for marriage and having children.

Mayorkun said, “I told my girlfriend we’d have to do a prenup and DNA test when she gives me a child, just to be sure. She got upset.” He explained that he wanted the DNA test to establish paternity before taking responsibility for a child.

Singer reveals what he would do if test is negative Mayorkun further disclosed that he had considered conducting the test without informing his partner.

“I have thought of doing the DNA test without telling her. If it is my child, no issues. If not, everybody will hear about it,” he said. His comments have added to ongoing public conversations in Nigeria about paternity testing, marriage agreements and trust between couples.

While DNA testing has become a subject of increasing discussion among Nigerian couples and families, Mayorkun’s remarks remain his personal position on how he intends to approach fatherhood and marriage.

Watch the video below… “I told my girlfriend we’d have to do a prenup and DNA test when she gives me a child, just to be sure. She got upset. I’ve thought of doing the DNA test without telling her.

If it’s my child, no issues. If not, everybody will hear about it.” — Mayorkun pic.twitter.com/ZAIL74SanB — carter🌚 (@carter8f) October 5, 2026

In a graphic branding Obi as a betrayal, it wrote, “A betrayal alert for Ndi APGA. Since 2014, Obi has had one mission: to destroy the party that made him. “In 2015, while President Tinubu stood with APGA, Obi backed the opposition to bury us. Do not be deceived by a man who abandoned his own house.

Anambra is APGA. Ndi APGA, defend your home, resist the NDC.’’ Recall, in 2025, Soludo said that he was backing President Bola Tinubu ahead of the 2027 elections He said his support is grounded in a 22-year friendship and the President’s bold economic reforms.

Speaking with journalists after meeting Tinubu at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, Soludo said his support remained firm despite not being a member of the All Progressives Congress.

“President Tinubu is my friend; he has been my friend for 22 years now and counting, so you don’t deny your friend. I support him, and I’m impressed by the bold steps he has taken, particularly in the economy and structural reforms. We’re taking the right steps, and we need to stay the course,” he said.