Live intelligence from 10+ verified Nigerian and UK sources
The Owo massacre verdict brings justice for victims, but global terror affiliates now threaten Nigeria’s South-West. Learn how the constitution is at gunpo
Super Eagles defender Igoh Ogbu is out of Nigeria’s friendly against Portugal due to a suspected Achilles tendon injury. Learn more about Ogbu’s setback.
A lawyer in Kwara has accused the NSCDC commandant of protecting officers who assaulted him. He describes the incident as a near-death experience, raising concerns about accountability within the agency.
Kidnappers of former Army spokesperson Maj. Gen. Rabe Abubakar are demanding the release of detained fighters in exchange for his freedom. They are also seeking the return of seized livestock as part of their negotiations.
The EFCC is under fire after the reported extrajudicial killing of a 16-year-old suspect, Sesugh Atser, in Makurdi. This incident has sparked significant public outrage and scrutiny towards the agency's practices.
The Katsina State government is enhancing efforts to secure the release of abducted retired General Rabe Abubakar and his wife. There is optimism about their imminent rescue as collaboration with security agencies intensifies.
The Katsina Government is increasing efforts to secure the release of an abducted general and his wife. This action is seen as a response to the attack on the ex-military officer and his family.
The Kaduna Government has trained 1,000 Forest Guards to enhance security and combat banditry in the state. This initiative is part of broader efforts to protect lives and property in the region.
Mrs. Busayo Adegoke John-Paul, sister of former Power Minister Adelabu, and her twin sons have been released after being kidnapped in Ibadan. Their safe return brings relief to the family and community.
Police successfully rescued Mrs. Adelabu-John Paul and her twin sons after they were kidnapped in Ibadan. The operation took place early on June 3, showcasing the police's commitment to ensuring public safety.
Peter Obi criticizes President Tinubu's security plan, emphasizing the need for a well-defined national framework. He argues that simply increasing security personnel is not enough without a comprehensive strategy to tackle insecurity.
The Nigeria Police Force has successfully rescued Mrs. Olaide Busayo Adegoke John-Paul and her twin sons from kidnappers. The operation took place during a late-night raid, ensuring the family's safe return.
The Nigerian police successfully rescued the sister and twin sons of a former minister from kidnappers. During the operation, two alleged kidnappers were killed and firearms were recovered.
The police successfully rescued the sister of ex-Power Minister Adelabu and her two children from kidnappers. Two suspects were killed during the operation, and firearms were recovered.
Catholic Bishop Osorio Citora Afonso was tragically shot dead in Mozambique. President Chapo expressed his sadness over this loss.
The Ogun motorcycle union has advised its members to refrain from nighttime operations due to increasing insecurity. Chairman Taofeek Sokoya emphasized the need for vigilance among riders.
The article advocates for President Tinubu to adopt former President Obasanjo's strategies to tackle terrorism and banditry in Nigeria. It emphasizes the need for strong leadership to restore security and uphold the rule of law.
Security forces in Sokoto have successfully eliminated bandits and dismantled their hideouts. This operation enhances safety in the region and disrupts criminal activities.
AMORAN has issued a warning to motorcycle riders to avoid night travel and bush paths due to rising insecurity. The organization emphasizes the need for riders to be vigilant and cautious when carrying passengers.
The abductors of a former defence spokesman are demanding the release of their detained associates and livestock. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in Nigeria.
Governors in South-West Nigeria are encouraged to adopt Governor Akeredolu's courageous approach in addressing the ongoing security crisis. The call emphasizes the need to confront criminality without ethnic bias or political agendas.
The EFCC has addressed the controversial death of a cybercrime suspect found in a pool of blood. The agency's statement aims to clarify the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Security forces in Taraba have arrested five individuals suspected of armed criminal activities. Various weapons and items were recovered from the suspects during the operation.
Delta Police Commissioner Yemi Oyeniyi conducted a tour of critical highway areas to assess security measures. He emphasized the importance of professionalism among officers in ensuring public safety.
A cybercrime fugitive, Asar Sesugh, was killed in a shootout with EFCC agents in Makurdi. The EFCC confirmed that he did not die while in custody.
A Catholic bishop was shot dead in Mozambique under mysterious circumstances. The Episcopal Conference of Mozambique is calling for clarity on the situation.
A man has received a life sentence in London for fatally stabbing his friend over a financial dispute. This tragic incident highlights the severe consequences of unresolved debts.
A 15-year-old herder was killed by suspected gunmen in Plateau State, and 13 cattle were taken during the attack. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Nigerian security forces have achieved a significant victory by eliminating key bandit leaders in Sokoto and dismantling their hideouts. This operation marks a crucial step in combating banditry in the region.
Fawaz Abdulkareem, a 36-year-old Nigerian, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for a fatal stabbing in London. The incident occurred during a dispute at a flat in Vauxhall.