Cleric and two worshippers kidnapped by armed men in Benue
A cleric and two worshippers were kidnapped by armed men in Benue, who fired shots to intimidate bystanders. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
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A cleric and two worshippers were kidnapped by armed men in Benue, who fired shots to intimidate bystanders. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Authorities successfully rescued an abducted individual and recovered a stolen vehicle in Ondo. The police engaged in a shootout with the suspects, who fled into the bush, with some reportedly injured.
The Ondo State Security Network Agency, codenamed Amotekun, on Tuesday said it had rescued a kidnap victim and arrested a read more How we arrested father, three sons over criminal offences in Ondo – Amotekun
The Defence Minister, Christopher Musa, reported a significant decline in piracy and armed robbery in the Niger Delta. He emphasized the importance of civil-military relations and stakeholder engagement in maintaining this progress.
The recent lynching of Ummulkhair Usman Aliyu in Kaduna highlights the urgent need for the North to address rising mob violence. This tragic incident calls for immediate action to prevent further atrocities and promote healing in the region.
Governor Mutfwang has reconstituted the security team in Plateau State to enhance the protection of lives and properties. This initiative aims to improve safety in schools and communities across the state.
Security measures have been intensified at Jos Wildlife Park due to issues of night grazing and vandalism. The Plateau State Tourism Corporation noted that these incidents typically occur when staff presence is low, making the park vulnerable.
Twelve terrorists have been sentenced to death by hanging in Nigeria, with many others receiving life sentences for various security-related offenses. This marks a significant achievement for the SSS in their ongoing fight against terrorism and crime.
Twelve individuals have been sentenced to death by hanging for terrorism-related convictions, while many others face life imprisonment. This comes as the SSS secures significant legal victories in combating terrorism and kidnapping in Nigeria.
A Borno school has identified 36 NECO candidates still held captive following a Boko Haram attack. The missing students include 25 females and 11 males who were taking their exams at the time of the incident.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arraigned a suspected cryptocurrency fraudster, Usie Otukpa Osang, before Obiora Egwuatu, Justice read more EFCC drags suspected crypto fraudster to court over alleged AUD$8.4m, US$3.6m scam
Governor Babagana Zulum has ordered school closures in Borno after the abduction of 36 students. He assures the public of the safe return of the abducted students.
The Nigeria Police Force has successfully dismantled a notorious kidnapping syndicate in a raid, recovering AK-47s, ammunition, and livestock. This operation marks a significant step in combating violent crime in the FCT-Nasarawa region.
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Attacks and killings associated with IPOB have decreased following the imprisonment of Simon Ekpa. A comparison of incidents before and after his arrest shows a notable decline in violence.
Afenifere has praised Governors Babajide Sanwo-Olu and Dapo Abiodun for their effective measures against kidnapping and banditry. The organization also commended the Inspector General of Police and Commissioners of Police for their roles in enhancing security.
Debo Farounbi, the Osun local government vice chairman, has been in captivity for 22 days as gunmen demand a ransom of N50 million for his release. The police have confirmed that arrests have been made in connection with the case.
Afenifere has praised the Inspector-General of Police and several governors for their efforts in addressing the rise in kidnapping incidents. This recognition highlights the importance of collaborative security measures in the region.
A windstorm in Bauchi state has tragically claimed the lives of two children and injured two others. Authorities are advising residents to avoid seeking shelter under trees during such storms.
Parents report that 37 children are still missing after a terrorist attack on a school in Borno State. The incident occurred during school hours, raising concerns about student safety in the region.
Nigerian Army troops rescued six individuals, including four women and two boys, who were abducted in Katsina State. The successful operation occurred during a routine patrol by the military forces.
The Nigerian Army has initiated an investigation into claims of soldiers invading UNIOSUN hostels and assaulting students. This action follows protests led by the university's Vice Chancellor and students against the alleged misconduct.
A school in Lassa, Borno has been attacked, leaving 37 students missing. Parents are in a state of panic as search efforts are underway to locate the students.
A Rivers State High Court has sentenced Jerry Njoku to seven years in prison for sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl. The court also ordered a compensation of N5 million to be paid to the victim's family.
A father and his three sons have been arrested in Ondo for suspected kidnapping. The Amotekun Corps recovered ransom money and rescued the victim during the operation.
Three individuals have been detained for stealing and selling insecticide-treated nets intended for free distribution in Osun State. This incident highlights ongoing issues with the misuse of public health resources.
Six individuals, including four women and two children, successfully escaped from bandits in Katsina State. They were rescued by Nigerian Army troops during a routine patrol.
A new report reveals 79,323 people were killed and 34,773 abducted in Nigeria due to terrorism-related violence between 2020-2025. Fulani terror groups are
…As ORFA report re-examines Nigeria’s violence By Golok Nanmwa JOS— A six-year investigation by the Observatory for Religious Freedom in Africa, ORFA, has reported that 79,323 people were killed in terrorism-related violence across Nigeria between 2020 and 2025, while 34,77...
Parents in Borno's Lassa community have reported 36 children missing following a school attack. Local youths are protesting against government inaction and demanding the rescue of the missing children.