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

1. Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC) initiates a forensic investigation into the reported data breaches involving the University of Lagos, Lotus Bank, and Hackerbella Limited. The commission emphasized the importance of institutions entrusted with personal data to handle it lawfully, fairly, transparently, and securely.

2. The Osun State Police Command invited Osun Senator, Francis Fadahunsi, to appear before them due to his viral 'Kill Accord' comment. Fadahunsi made the remark during a gathering, stating that any member of the rival Accord Party seen in Ilesa before the August 15 governorship election should be killed. The police clarified their decision to invite him due to the recent election timing.

3. Katsina United Football Club clarified that their deceased player, Chinedu Ozor, did not regain consciousness at the mortuary. Initially, Ozor's death was announced on the club's Facebook page, but he was later moved to the morgue, and reports emerged that he was subsequently moved to an ICU after movement was observed on his body. The club debunked these claims on Wednesday, confirming the player's death.