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Edo State Police have arrested Osaze Okungbowa for impersonating a doctor and allegedly delivering babies. The case involves trafficking newborns, with one infant reported missing.
Police have arrested 11 individuals, including students from LAUTECH, in a crackdown on potential cult-related violence. The operation also resulted in the seizure of firearms and other dangerous weapons.
The NDLEA has issued a warning to Nigerians about fraudsters impersonating its officials in fake auction schemes for forfeited vehicles. Citizens are advised to be cautious and verify any auction offers to avoid falling victim to these scams.
A man named Jacob has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the rape of a minor. The court found that he used intimidation to coerce the victim into sexual intercourse.
HURIWA warns that the U.S. military withdrawal from Nigeria could increase terrorism risks. The group believes this may create a security vacuum for terrorist organizations to regroup.
Fubara has commended the Army for their significant contributions to improving security in the state, particularly in combating oil theft and pipeline vandalism. His remarks highlight the positive impact of the military's efforts in recent months.
Three suspects have been arrested by police in connection with the murder of a Kwara Poly student. Authorities are also working to capture nine additional individuals who are currently evading arrest.
Residents in Sokoto State protested against recent bandit attacks that resulted in multiple fatalities and the displacement of many families. The unrest reflects growing concerns about security in the region.
Former Benue State Governor Samuel Ortom has condemned the murder of ex-SSG Prof. David Salifu, highlighting the escalating insecurity in the region. He is calling for the immediate apprehension of the assailants responsible for this tragic incident.
England’s World Cup last 16 match against Mexico could see an earlier kickoff due to storm and flooding risks. FIFA is reportedly discussing the schedule c
Nigerian troops have successfully rescued ten kidnapped individuals and apprehended seven suspects in recent operations. Additionally, one terrorist was neutralized during these efforts to combat insecurity.
Four people have been killed and many farmers displaced due to armed attacks in Benue State. The assaults occurred in the Anyiase and Ikyoawen communities, causing significant distress among local residents.
The NSCDC has arrested two individuals in Oyo State for defrauding victims through fake job offers, amounting to N868,500. Authorities urge the public to remain vigilant against such employment scams.
Eleven kidnapping victims in Edo state managed to escape while their captors were asleep. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region despite recent police arrests of suspects.
The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, has informed Governor Adeleke about allegations of police suspects hiding in the Osun State Government House. This revelation raises concerns about security and accountability within the state's leadership.
The Nigerian Army has committed to a thorough investigation into the UNIOSUN attack while seeking credible evidence. They have not yet received formal complaints regarding the alleged misconduct by personnel.
The Inspector General of Police has condemned the protection of criminals in Osun State ahead of the 2026 elections. He highlighted the alarming violence, with over 20 fatalities in recent months, emphasizing the need for a peaceful electoral process.
TV host Morayo Afolabi-Brown reveals she was cursed by a caller over her interview questions, expressing dismay at the personal attack.
A court has ordered the prosecution of a police officer involved in the death of an Osun imam and awarded N200 million in damages. This ruling emphasizes the violation of constitutional rights in the case.
Three brothers in Eswatini have been charged with murder after allegedly killing their mother's boyfriend. The violent incident arose from suspicions of a romantic relationship between the boyfriend and their mother.
A gas tanker caught fire in Lagos, causing widespread panic among residents. Fortunately, emergency responders reported no casualties from the incident.
The Oghara Study Group has urged immediate action to tackle the increasing insecurity in Delta State. They emphasize the need for coordinated efforts to ensure the safety of the community.
A fire at the Bono Energy Terminal in Lagos has been successfully contained with no reported injuries. The Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service managed to control the situation promptly.
President Tinubu emphasizes the importance of responsible media reporting in the fight against terrorism. He urges the media not to amplify narratives that could harm national security efforts.
The African Union has called an urgent meeting in response to the US decision to cut military funding for Somalia. This move comes as Somalia continues to face challenges from the Al-Shabaab insurgency, which remains a significant threat in the region.
Enugu residents are alarmed by the rising number of homeless and destitute children, particularly at motor parks. This concern was raised during a town hall meeting with security stakeholders.
The US has maintained 200 troops in Nigeria for joint intelligence and training efforts against ISIS and other terrorist groups. This clarification comes amid reports of troop withdrawals from the Lake Chad Basin.
Police in Rivers State are investigating a fresh communal clash between Eleme and Okrika communities over a land dispute, leading to property destruction a
A fire broke out at the Bono Tank Farm in Apapa, causing panic among residents. The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) are taking action to prevent further spread of the incident.
The EFCC Chairman revealed that scammers drained N7.2 million from a judge's account, highlighting the ongoing issue of cybercrime in Nigeria. This incident was discussed during the presentation of books by retired judge Justice Alaba Omolaye-Ajileye.