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Ibadan stampede: Mother of ex-Ooni queen Naomi speaks on daughter's collapse in prison, video trends

Following the Ibadan stampede, the former queen of the Ooni of Ife, Naomi Silekunola, fainted in prison. A video of Naomi's disheartened mother surfaced online.

Queen Naomi's mum speaks up amid Ibadan stampede saga, begs Nigerians: "Politics is involved"

The mother of Queen Naomi has spoken up amid her daughter's arrest. She also shared the details of how the Ibadan stampede happened and pleaded for Naomi's release.

Ibadan stampede: CAC prophet begs Makinde as court remands Agidigbo FM owner, Ooni’s ex-wife

Prophet Sam Olu Alo has pleaded for mercy on behalf of Prophetess Naomi and Dr. Oriyomi Hamzat, currently held in detention over the deadly stampede in Ibadan.

Sharia Court in Oyo: Organisers set for new agenda

The organisers of the Independent Sharia Arbitration Panel in Oyo State has announced plan for a new agenda after the suspension of the panel's inauguration.

BREAKING: Sharia court unveiling in Oyo postponed, reasons emerge

The Supreme Council for Shari’ah in Nigeria (Oyo chapter) has announced the indefinite postponement of the Sharia Court inauguration set for January 11, 2025.

Ibadan stampede: Call surfaces for deceased children’s parents to be arrested, reason emerges

Following the Ibadan stampede in Oyo state that killed 35 children, a call has surfaced for the deceased children’s parents to be immediately arrested.

Former president Buhari reacts as over 50 children die in Ibadan, Abuja, Anambra stampedes

Ex-President Buhari expressed deep sorrow and condolences to President Tinubu after the tragic stampedes in Oyo, FCT, and Anambra that claimed over 50 young lives.

Dele Farotimi vs Afe Babalola: Lawyer speaks on what Nigerians should do

The legal battle between Dele Farotimi and Afe Babalola has continued to set divide as Nigerians have been told the limit they can go when freed speech.

Abuja, Anambra, Ibadan tragedies: How stampedes kill 213 Nigerians

Over the past 11 years, 213 Nigerians died in charity events that resulted in stampedes. The recent events in Ibadan, Anambra, and Abuja claimed 72 lives.