Live intelligence from 10+ verified Nigerian and UK sources
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists attacked Logomani, Borno, burning a police outpost, hospital, and school. One soldier died in the Borno attack.
IGP Tunji Disu emphasizes that public trust is policing’s greatest asset at UNCOPS 2026, urging global police chiefs to ensure technology strengthens trans
Iran's military has launched drone strikes on sites in Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain, claiming retaliation against US actions. This escalation raises concerns about regional stability and security.
Northern governors have launched a security trust fund, committing to contribute N1 billion each month. The initiative aims to enhance collaboration with traditional rulers and support the establishment of state police to combat insecurity in the region.
Northern governors have initiated a Security Trust Fund to combat banditry and related security challenges in the region. General Martin Luther Yayale has been appointed as co-chair of this initiative.
Suspected ISWAP militants and their families have surrendered as the military successfully rescued kidnapped individuals in Northeast Nigeria. The Operation HADIN KAI headquarters has pledged to continue search and rescue efforts until all abducted persons are safely reunited with their families.
The US has conducted airstrikes on Iran, prompting Iran to retaliate against Kuwait and Bahrain. Tensions in the region are escalating as Mr. Trump suggests a possible de-nuclearisation of Iran without a formal agreement.
Eight kidnapped individuals have been rescued after spending three weeks in captivity. Their release marks a significant development in the ongoing fight against abductions in the region.
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) is set to mount a world class agric investment summit. The upcoming summit is read more NDDC pushes for food security, job creation in upcoming summit
The DSS has confirmed the detention of journalist Zainab Sodiq for allegedly possessing an unauthorized drone. This follows accusations from Sahara Reporter's publisher, Omoyele Sowore, regarding the secret police's actions.
Defence Minister General Christopher Musa has urged troops to confront terrorists independently. This call comes as the Sokoto governor unveils a N27.1 billion security initiative and seeks stricter laws against bandits and informants.
Lagos State Police Command has arrested 135 suspected cult members and seized 26 firearms in recent operations. The coordinated raids targeted known criminal hideouts across the state.
The Senate's call to suspend the terrorist rehabilitation program raises significant concerns. Senator Adams Oshiomhole emphasizes the risks associated with this initiative.
The article discusses the pressing security challenges in Nigeria's South-West region and the need for honest discussions about the factors contributing to this insecurity. It emphasizes the importance of addressing these issues to foster a safer environment.
The Police Commissioner of Zamfara State, CP A. M Bello, visited Bela and Gada communities to address security concerns. This initiative aims to strengthen community policing and enhance safety in the region.
US President Donald Trump has authorized new military strikes against Iran in response to attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. He has issued a warning of more severe actions if Iran continues its aggressive behavior.
First Daily has organized a nationwide security dialogue bringing together Nigeria's political and cultural leaders. The initiative aims to foster open discussions and develop practical solutions for the country's security challenges.
British police are searching for a father suspected of murdering his wife and two daughters. He is believed to have fled to Zimbabwe after the incident.
The Defence Minister, Christopher Musa, has directed soldiers to eliminate bandits on sight to enhance security. He warned that any hesitance from operatives could lead to them being treated as criminals.
Lagos police have detained 135 suspected cult members and seized 26 firearms during coordinated raids across the city. The operations targeted known criminal hideouts to enhance security in the area.
Sokoto State has distributed 62 armoured vehicles, including Armoured Personnel Carriers and motorcycles, to security agencies. This initiative aims to enhance mobility and improve rapid response to security threats in the region.
Oyo State has reported two fatalities resulting from a conflict between the Hausa and Yoruba communities. Deputy Governor Bayo Lawal has announced an investigation into the incident.
US Congressman Rep. Riley Moore has identified Fulani militants as the primary aggressors in violence against Christians in Nigeria. His comments highlight ongoing concerns about religiously motivated attacks in the region.
Defence Minister General Christopher Musa has warned troops against delaying operations against bandits and terrorists. He emphasized that noncompliance will result in strict consequences.
The Lagos State Police Command has arrested 135 suspected cult members and seized 26 firearms in a bid to curb potential violence. This operation is part of ongoing efforts to tackle cultism in the region.
Nigerian legislators are calling for the government to cease rehabilitation efforts for repentant terrorists, arguing that it undermines security measures. They believe this policy could encourage criminal behavior among insurgents.
Ahmed Dikko, the former managing director of the Port Harcourt Refinery, has been charged with money laundering involving N1.32 billion. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has taken legal action against him.
Oyo State has reported four fatalities and multiple injuries following a violent clash in Ibadan. The government is committed to seeking justice by arresting and prosecuting those responsible for the incident.
The Nigerian Navy has successfully dismantled an illegal crude oil facility in Rivers State, recovering 39,500 litres of suspected stolen crude oil. This operation is part of their ongoing efforts to combat crude oil theft in the region.
The Olubadan of Ibadanland has urged for peace following a violent clash in Ojoo, Ibadan, which resulted in four fatalities. This call comes in response to the recent unrest and aims to restore calm in the community.