**Rowdiness in court forces the Supreme Court to suspend hearings/judgment in six gubernatorial election matters before it. The affected States are: Sokoto, Imo, Kano, Bauchi, Benue and Plateau. 

**Nigeria Police steps up security in Sokoto as the Supreme Court gets ready to hear and deliver judgment on the disputed gubernatorial election result in the State. Commissioner of Police in the State says the security measures will remain in place. 

**Crack in Operation Amatekun, police threatens with arrest and prosecution, operatives that are found carrying illegal arms. 

**Federal Road Safety Corps deploys 100 officers and men to the Lagos end of Lagos/Ibadan Expressway to help ensure smooth flow of traffic as reconstruction work begins on that portion of the highway. 

**Despite huge deficit in housing in Nigeria’s Capital Territory, Abuja, over 3,000 unoccupied houses have been identified in the metropolis, Independent Corrupt Practices Commission, ICPC says it will take inventory of the houses and recommend seizure to the Federal Government if there are no legitimate claimers of the houses. 

**Lagos State invites applications for recruitment of 1,000 teachers. More than 50,000 people have sent in their applications. 

**Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, praises Southwest Governors for setting up Operation Amatekun, a zonal security outfit, says it was a courageous step by the Governors to safeguard the lives and prosperity of their people. 

**Border closure, congestion at the two Lagos ports, Nigerian Port Authority wants to direct cargo to the Ports in the Eastern part of the country. 

**Aminu Masari, Governor of Katsina State and Chairman of Northwestern States’ Governors Forum says the zone will copy the concept of Operation Amatekun from the Southwest to arrest acts of banditry and Kidnappings in the zone. 

**Alaafin of Oyo, a foremost traditional ruler in Oyo State defends his decision to confer the chieftaincy title of Maiyegun on Wasiu Ayinde,  a well known music artiste, says he deserves the title because he has remained focused in the promotion of Fuji, a popular music genre in Nigeria.