Sugar industry can create one million jobs, boost security — NSDC boss
Nigeria’s sugar industry has the potential to create one million rural jobs, boost national security, and generate surplus energy for the national grid.
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Nigeria’s sugar industry has the potential to create one million rural jobs, boost national security, and generate surplus energy for the national grid.
Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have intercepted a large cache of military-grade ammunition along the Abuja-Kaduna read more NDLEA intercepts 1,989 bullets in garri, UK, Australia-bound cocaine, opioid consignment
Lagos police have arrested six suspected ‘one chance’ robbers in the Okota area, recovering a tricycle, cutlass, and a dummy pistol used in their operation
Anambra State Police warn residents against resisting arrest, even if they believe it is unwarranted. Learn the risks and your rights during an encounter.
Abia State Police rescue two children and arrest three women involved in a child theft ring. The suspects allegedly lured the kids with snacks in Rivers St
Ukraine's defence ministry said that Moscow and the region "have experienced the largest-scale attack since the full-scale invasion began" in February 2022. The post Mass Ukrainian Drone Barrage Kills Four In Russia appeared first on Channels Television.
There are moments when an idea moves beyond commentary and begins entering systems. The week that just ended was one of those moments. Within the span of days, The Insecurity Triad experienced three separate but interconnected breakthroughs. First came the Brussels intervention, ...
By Luminous Jannamike ABUJA — The Allied People’s Movement has condemned the abduction of schoolchildren and a principal, and the killing of an assistant headteacher, after terrorists attacked schools in Oyo State while pupils were observing morning devotion. The attacks ...
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Peter Obi raises concerns over the welfare of the boy child in Nigeria, citing insecurity, poverty, and poor investment in their future on International Da
This weeks Ìwòye Podcast discusses the Jigawa politician who died in kidnappers den; a doctor who almost got lynched in Ibadan and EFCC operatives visits to the University of Oyo Teaching Hospital. Click the link below to check it out! The post Ìwòye: Jigawa politician dies, ...
The NDLEA has made a significant drug bust, discovering military-grade ammunition hidden in garri and tramadol concealed in palm oil. This operation highlights ongoing challenges in Nigeria's fight against drug trafficking and illegal arms.
The incident was disclosed in a video shared online by an Instagram user identified as Ominyimotors, who revealed that his driver narrowly escaped being kidnapped while delivering a vehicle to Abuja.
A list of 40 kidnapped children has been released, detailing their names, ages, and family backgrounds. Parents have shared their harrowing experiences following the recent attack in Borno.
IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu visited Oyo State to address recent terror attacks and kidnappings. He ordered immediate rescue operations to enhance security in the affected communities.
Security operatives and local hunters have surrounded gunmen responsible for the kidnapping of students and teachers in Oyo. The incident resulted in the tragic death of a teacher and the abduction of several school officials.
Insecurity continues to take a heavy toll on economic activities across northern Nigeria, with residents increasingly expressing concern over declining read more Insecurity: Niger residents lament hardship and state of uncertainty
Nigeria’s deepening security crisis assumed fresh urgency at the weekend after terrorists reportedly abducted 42 schoolchildren in Borno State... The post Terrorists ‘abduct 42’ schoolchildren in Borno appeared first on Vanguard News.
Six suspected ISWAP bomb makers died in Borno after a premature IED explosion. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume has confirmed the abduction of 42 students by Boko Haram/ISWAP terrorists in a Borno village. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde highlighted a significant intelligence gap following a recent school abduction. He has inaugurated a Violent Crime Response Unit to enhance security measures in the region.
Islamic State leader Mainok was killed in Nigeria following a strategic operation by security operatives. They tracked his movements across northern Nigeria, including Abuja and Maiduguri, to ensure the operation's success.
The Nigeria Police Force is mourning the loss of 17 officers who were killed in a terrorist attack at the Nigerian Army Special Forces School in Yobe. This tragic incident highlights the ongoing security challenges faced by the country.
ECOWAS lawmakers are advocating for a more robust regional strategy to combat terrorism in the Sahel. This initiative aims to enhance security cooperation among member states to address the escalating threats.
The Lagos State Security Trust Fund has donated vehicles and protective gear to the police in Lagos. This initiative aims to enhance security operations in the state.
Recent attacks on schools in Oyo have raised serious security concerns in South-West Nigeria. Governors in the region are urged to take immediate action to enhance safety measures in educational institutions.
A three-storey building under construction collapsed in Durumi, Abuja, resulting in at least five fatalities. Rescue operations are ongoing, with ten individuals successfully rescued from the debris.
A joint US-Nigerian operation has reportedly killed ISIS leader Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, who was previously declared dead by the Nigerian military. This has sparked controversy regarding the accuracy of military reports.
Kabiru Sokoto, convicted for terrorism, claims he was wrongly sentenced and is appealing his 2013 life sentence at the Court of Appeal. His case raises questions about the judicial process in terrorism-related convictions.
The Nigeria Police Force has confirmed that 17 policemen were killed in a terrorist attack on a training school in Yobe State. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.