Oriontimes News Desk| April 14, 20246 With just 11 days left, anticipation is building across Osun State as the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Osun State Chapter, intensifies preparations for the highly anticipated Youth in Governance Conference 2026. The countdown is no longer gradual, it is accelerating. Stakeholders, young leaders, and aspiring changemakers are being urged to seize the moment as registration remains open but limited. Organizers describe the conference as more than just a gathering. It is a platform where ideas are expected to evolve into tangible action, where emerging voices will be amplified, and where the future of governance in Osun and beyond will be actively shaped. “This is where conversations turn into action, where young leaders step forward, and where the future is not merely discussed but decided,” a statement from the council emphasized. The event is scheduled to hold on April 25, 2026, at 9:00 AM, at the Osogbo Grammar School Conference ...
In a major development in Abuja on Thursday, Justice James Omotosho has convicted Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), on all seven counts of terrorism leveled against him by the Department of State Services (DSS).
The judgment
, marks a dramatic turn in the long-running legal battle between the federal government and the separatist leader. Justice Omotosho ruled that the prosecution successfully established its case across all counts, thereby finding Kanu guilty.
Court officials tightened security around the Federal High Court premises as tensions rose among observers and supporters. Kanu now awaits formal sentencing, which the court is expected to deliver after concluding the full judgment.
Details surrounding the sentencing timeline and possible implications for the IPOB movement are expected to unfold as the court session continues.
This is a developing story. More updates shortly.

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