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No fewer than 10 farmers were killed, several missing, while some others sustained varying degrees of injuries on Wednesday at read more Alia vows justice as fresh herders’ attack kills 10 farmers
Gunmen attacked the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) late at night, leading to one death. This incident marks another security breach at the institute, raising concerns about safety in the area.
Kyiv has reported a rising death toll of 17 following a severe drone and missile attack by Russia. This incident marks one of the most intense strikes on the city to date.
Nigerian troops successfully eliminated six militants in Plateau while recovering weapons. The operation involved an exchange of gunfire, with militants using livestock as cover.
The military has dismantled an unauthorized arms facility in Kebbi, seizing AK-47 rifles. This operation is part of efforts to combat terrorism and the spread of illegal weapons in the North-West region.
The newly installed Baale of Olujobi Oko-Igbo Town, Akanni Sunday Awoniyi (Arole Ojuburuku), has urged Nigerians, particularly Lagos residents, to read more Flooding: Baale urges Lagosians to consider buying land during rainy season
Security operatives at NIPSS Kuru, Plateau State, repelled another attack by gunmen, killing one assailant. Learn more about the NIPSS attack.
Residents of Ogidigben are protesting against the release of individuals involved in recent violence, urging the government to take action. They are calling for measures to prevent further incidents in their community.
The Partnership Against Violent Extremism (PAVE) Network has launched a month-long campaign to enhance safety across Nigeria. This initiative aims to address the increasing insecurity and protect vulnerable communities from violence and abductions.
“The confidence of our people is one of our greatest operational assets and we must continue to earn and sustain it,” the police chief said. The post Anambra police commissioner tasks officers on professionalism appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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The National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) successfully defended itself against a second armed incursion. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges faced by the institute.
The Plateau State Police have arrested two suspected arms traffickers and seized illegal firearms, including a locally fabricated AK-47. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat arms trafficking in the region.
Armed assailants attacked the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) in Plateau State, leading to one death during a gun battle. Security forces successfully repelled the attackers, preventing further casualties.
Two officers from the NSCDC and an officer from the Nigerian Correctional Service have been detained for allegedly trafficking arms to militants. This operation was conducted by the Joint Task Force South East Operation Udoka.
Gunmen attacked the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) in Plateau State, leading to a gun battle that resulted in the death of one assailant. Security forces successfully repelled the attack, ensuring the safety of the Institute's premises.
Two fatalities have been reported due to recent communal clashes in Niger State. Authorities are investigating the incidents and promise to hold those responsible accountable.
The move comes as authorities in India grapple with a spike in cybercrime, with scammers exploiting low digital safety awareness among millions of internet users. The post India Asks Meta To Hold WhatsApp Username Rollout Over Fraud Fears appeared first on Channels Television.
Authorities in Oyo State successfully rescued two kidnapping victims and eliminated a suspected kidnapper during a coordinated operation. This action highlights ongoing efforts to combat kidnapping in the region.
Two individuals have been detained by police in Plateau for possessing illegal firearms. The suspects admitted to supplying the recovered weapons, according to police spokesperson Alfred Alabo.
The Nigerian Customs Service has seized nine containers filled with illicit drugs and counterfeit medicines valued at over N53 billion at Apapa port. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking and protect public health.
The police said a Type 06 rifle, two magazines and 29 rounds of ammunition were recovered from one of the suspects during the operation. The post Police Arrest Two Over Alleged Illegal Firearms Trafficking In Plateau appeared first on Channels Television.
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The Nigeria Customs Service has revealed that counterfeit NAFDAC registrations were used to smuggle unregistered pharmaceuticals into the country. They have seized drugs worth N53 billion and handed them over to the NDLEA and NAFDAC.
Arms smuggling has resurfaced in Rivers State, with firearms being concealed in bread shipments. The police have initiated a new crackdown to combat this rising trend of gun running.
Five individuals have been charged by the DSS for allegedly hiding the location of former Bayelsa State Governor Timipre Sylva, who is implicated in a coup financing case. This development highlights ongoing security concerns in the country.
The Defence Headquarters has raised alarms over increasing hostile propaganda targeting the Nigerian military. They emphasize the need for stronger collaboration with the media to combat misinformation spread through social media.
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