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Nigerian troops have launched Operation Clean Sweep III to target terrorist and bandit groups in Katsina State. This initiative aims to enhance security in the region and eliminate threats posed by these groups.
The Christian Association of Nigeria emphasizes that security is crucial for the survival of Nigeria's democracy. They marked Black Sunday to honor victims of insecurity, highlighting the urgent need for improved safety measures.
Legislators are calling for enhanced domestic arms production to reduce reliance on imports and improve national security. They also emphasize the need for the finance sector to help curb crime financing in Nigeria.
Nigerian troops have successfully dismantled multiple terrorist strongholds in Katsina State. This operation is a significant step towards enhancing security in the region.
A military delegation from the Defence Headquarters visited the family of the late Major General Rabe Abubakar in Katsina to offer condolences. The visit was led by Major General I.M. Abdullahi and included a meeting with the Katsina State Government.
Linus Aleke in Abuja A defence and security expert, Kola Balogun, has identified the disconnect between governance and the grassroots as one of the major drivers of insecurity and insurgency in Nigeria.
The Nigerian military has launched 'Operation Clean Sweep III' in Katsina following the tragic death of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar, who was abducted by terrorists. This operation aims to enhance security in the region and combat the rising threats from bandits.
The family of late Major General Rabe Abubakar disputes the Katsina State Government's account of his death, asserting that his wife is still missing. They claim the government's narrative does not reflect the true circumstances surrounding the situation.
The Anglican Church in Anambra State has condemned the rising insecurity and economic hardship in Nigeria. They are calling for urgent government intervention to address these pressing issues.
The NDLEA has intercepted a businessman attempting to smuggle 6.10kg of cocaine hidden in shirts and towels. Additionally, individuals with disabilities in Abia and Rivers have been detained in connection with illicit drug activities.
Police in Benue killed three suspected bandits during a gun duel and recovered an AK-47 rifle with ammunition. Additionally, a cult suspect was detained in the operation.
Katsina residents are facing a N20 million levy imposed by bandits amid escalating attacks in the area. This situation follows the recent death of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar, highlighting the growing insecurity.
Atiku Abubakar asserts that the death of General Rabe in bandits' custody underscores President Tinubu's incompetence in handling security issues. The Christian Association of Nigeria has also declared a 'Black Sunday' to mourn the victims of insecurity across the nation.
Nigeria has experienced over 50 bandit attacks and 98 criminal incidents in just one week, raising concerns about security effectiveness. Despite spending N57.78 billion on security, the situation appears to be deteriorating.
Attahiru Jega and nine other prominent Nigerians are calling for the appointment of a special envoy to address security issues in the Sahel. They believe that the ongoing instability in the region is exacerbating Nigeria's own security challenges.
A Brazilian entrepreneur was arrested at Lagos Airport after the NDLEA discovered cocaine-impregnated shirts in his possession. This incident highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in Nigeria.
A woman was kidnapped at a vegetable market in Edo after her husband managed to escape. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Chiemelie Ezeobi Director General of the World Health Organisation (WHO), Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, has condemned the latest wave of xenophobic violence in South Africa, describing it as a tragic
In the very weekend in which the insecurity situation in the country was further magnified by the death in bandits’ custody of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar, a top security
The flag-off of the Combined Maritime Task Force Gulf of Guinea (CMTF-GoG) in Lagos on June 1, 2026, marked a significant step in Africa’s efforts to tackle maritime insecurity through
Chiemelie Ezeobi The Lagos State Police Command has stepped up efforts to strengthen security across the state, with the Commissioner of Police, CP Tijani Fatai, directing Area Commanders and Divisional
The Oyo State Police Command has dismissed claims of a terrorist influx in the area, reassuring residents of their safety. They encourage the public to rely on verified sources for security information.
Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammed links Nigeria's security challenges to inadequate governance and poverty. He emphasizes the importance of electing capable leaders to address these issues.
Ben Wazabanga, convicted of murdering UK-based Nigerian Ayowale Aladejana, is set to be sentenced on July 13. This case highlights ongoing concerns regarding violence against Nigerians abroad.
Three individuals, including a 22-year-old, were killed by suspected cult members in a violent clash in Lagos. The incident occurred in the Oreta community, Ikorodu.
The Ondo Amotekun Corps has arrested 97 individuals suspected of kidnapping, robbery, and violating anti-open grazing laws. This operation aims to disrupt criminal activities in the state.
Isyaka Rabe disputes the claim that his father, Maj Gen Rabe Abubakar, died from diabetes, suggesting instead a heart attack or snake bite. His mother is still being held captive.
Boko Haram terrorists attacked a school in Kautikari, Chibok, leading to the death of a local villager and the destruction of classrooms. This incident highlights the ongoing security challenges in Borno State.
NDLEA operatives arrested a businessman at Lagos airport after discovering 6.10kg of liquid cocaine concealed in shirts and towels. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in Nigeria.
Armed groups attacked Pissa Village in Niger State, resulting in the deaths of three residents and the destruction of homes. The violence highlights the ongoing terror affecting Borgu LGA.