Evening recap: NDPC probes UNILAG, Lotus Bank, police invite Fadahunsi, Jingir maintains Muslim-Muslim ticket stance, other top stories

1. The Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC) has launched an investigation into the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Lotus Bank, and Hackerbella Limited due to allegations of data breaches. The commission emphasized the importance of institutions handling personal data to process it lawfully, fairly, transparently, and securely.

2. In the lead-up to the Osun State governorship election on August 15, the police have invited Osun Senatorial District lawmaker Francis Fadahunsi to appear before the state police command over his controversial 'Kill Accord' comment. Fadahunsi made the remark in a video addressing a gathering, threatening to kill any rival Accord Party members seen in Ilesa before the election. The Commissioner of Police Samuel Etaifo explained the reason for the invitation.

3. Katsina United Football Club has dismissed claims that their deceased player Chinedu Ozor showed signs of regaining consciousness at the mortuary. After the club confirmed Ozor's death on Facebook, he was moved to the morgue before allegedly being transferred to the ICU of a hospital. Katsina United refuted these reports, stating that Ozor had indeed passed away and was not revived.