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The US has imposed new sanctions on leaders of the M23 and FDLR armed groups due to their involvement in violence in Eastern Congo. This action aims to address the ongoing conflict and its regional implications.
Southwestern Nigeria has largely been spared major security threats – now it faces a troubling convergence of drugs and terror. The post Industrial-scale meth production poses new security risks for Nigeria appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
“We are heartbroken by the ugly pictures of our children being held and tortured by depraved bandits in the forests" The post NLC threatens solidarity strike with teachers over kidnappings appeared first on Vanguard News.
Residents reported that this latest kidnapping is part of a trend where armed attackers have placed the area under siege through repeated attacks and abductions. The post Bandits abduct Zamfara polytechnic students appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The Olowo noted that the judgment offered some measure of closure to the harrowing attack on the kingdom. The post ‘Justice Finally Served’, Olowo Reacts To Owo Church Massacre Verdict appeared first on Channels Television.
A man tragically drowned in a well while attempting to retrieve his phone in Kano. The emergency team was alerted to the situation by a staff member of the service.
The Nigerian Navy has transferred a suspected militant collaborator to the DSS in Calabar as part of efforts to combat criminal activities in the region. This action highlights ongoing security operations targeting criminal networks along the Calabar waterways.
Amotekun Corps in Ondo State has dismissed claims of a bandit assault, urging residents to ignore unverified reports. The agency has also implemented continuous surveillance to ensure community safety.
Obi made the appeal in a statement posted on his verified social media account on Wednesday after images of the abducted children surfaced online. The post ‘Release schoolchildren for humanity’s sake’ - Peter Obi begs bandits appeared first on Vanguard New...
The Nigeria Labour Congress has expressed support for the ongoing teachers' strike. They are also demanding the immediate release of kidnapped students and teachers amidst rising insecurity.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reaffirmed the commitment to counterterrorism collaboration with Nigeria. This partnership has recently led to the successful elimination of a prominent ISIS leader.
Iran struck the Gulf states of Kuwait and Bahrain. Iranian authorities said the attacks were targeted at the American air and helicopter base in the region. The post Over 60 people injured in Kuwait as Iran retaliates against US strikes appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Peter Obi has urged for the immediate release of schoolchildren and teachers kidnapped in Oyo State. The Senate is also calling for action to ensure their safe return.
Lawmakers are urging the federal government to take action following violent clashes in Taraba that resulted in five deaths and the displacement of residents. The situation highlights the urgent need for government intervention to restore peace in the affected communities.
Governor Aiyedatiwa and Olowo of Owo praised the judiciary for its ruling on the Owo church attack case. They welcomed the conviction and death sentence handed to the terrorists involved in the 2022 incident.
The Senate has called on the federal government to urgently secure the release of kidnapped schoolchildren in Oyo. They also condemned the killing of a teacher and emphasized the need for enhanced security in schools.
The police have confirmed the suspected kidnapping of a set of six-year-old twins by their family's security guard The post Security guard allegedly kidnaps employer’s twin sons in Minna appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa and Oba Ajibade Ogunoye praised the judiciary and security agencies for the death sentence given to four suspects in the Owo church attack. They believe this decision will serve as a deterrent against future violence.
Kuwait has ordered two Iranian embassy employees to leave the country following a deadly attack at its airport. The incident resulted in one death and numerous injuries, escalating tensions between Kuwait and Iran.
A final-year student from the Federal University Lokoja, Sarah Idoko, was found deceased along the Lokoja-Abuja Highway. The Kogi State Police Command is investigating the circumstances surrounding her death.
Nigerian lawmakers are calling for the urgent rescue of worshippers kidnapped in Ekiti and for justice regarding the murder of a local pastor. They are urging enhanced security measures to address these incidents.
The Oyo APC has condemned the kidnapping of Mrs. Busayo Adelabu John-Paul and her twin children in Ibadan. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
The association, while expressing relief at Mr Aguocha’s release, condemned the recurring abduction of healthcare workers, warning that such should not be normalised. The post Abia doctors suspend indefinite strike after release of kidnapped surgeon appeared first on Premium Ti...
India's foreign ministry has condemned an Iranian attack on Kuwait's airport, which resulted in the death of an Indian citizen and injuries to others. This incident has raised concerns over safety and security in the region.
Ekiti residents are distressed as bandits continue to hold their captives despite ransom payments. The community pleads for help, highlighting the plight of young children and an elderly woman among the abductees.
Ekiti residents are pleading for help as abductees remain in captivity despite a ransom of N10.5 million being paid. The kidnappers are still demanding an additional N50 million for their release.
Residents of Ekiti are protesting against kidnappers who have taken 16 worshippers hostage, despite a ransom of N10.5 million being paid. The demonstration highlights growing frustration over insecurity in the region.
Teachers in Delta State are protesting for safer working conditions and the release of their kidnapped colleagues. This rally reflects broader concerns about insecurity affecting the education sector in Nigeria.
The Ondo State Government and Police Command have refuted rumors of a kidnapping incident at a school in Akure. They assured residents of their safety amidst the unfounded allegations circulating on social media.
The Abia State Police Command has arrested 17 suspects connected to recent violent activities linked to cultism. Authorities are issuing a strong warning to cult groups in the area to deter further violence.