Insecurity & Politics: Outrage trended after a viral video allegedly showed Taraba Governor Agbu Kefas’ sisters campaigning at a political event while escorted by soldiers, as Nigerians continue to demand tougher, more accountable security responses. National Mourning: CAN declared a nationwide “Black Sunday” over insecurity, urging the Church not to stay silent as families grieve and fear spreads. Security Crackdowns: Kogi State imposed restrictions in Kabba/Bunu, banning okada and limiting night travel and market fuel sales in targeted corridors to disrupt criminal logistics. Banditry Hardline: Tinubu vowed not to release bandits held by security agencies, after the death of retired Major-General Rabe Abubakar in kidnappers’ custody sparked fresh grief and anger. Roads & Development: Works Minister Dave Umahi said Tinubu is reviving colonial-era South East road projects, highlighting progress on the Calabar–Ebonyi–Benue Trans-Saharan Superhighway. Economy & Taxes: NBS data showed Company Income Tax receipts fell 31% year-on-year in Q1 2026, with agriculture and construction hit hardest. Digital Economy: Defence and payments-related reports stressed that Nigeria’s digital growth depends on strong payments infrastructure and better national security systems. Democracy Debate: Groups rejected a proposed six-year single term for president and governors, calling it a distraction from security and service delivery ahead of 2027. Sports: World Cup action continued with Brazil drawing Morocco 1-1 and Qatar earning their first point with a 1-1 draw vs Switzerland.