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An Islamic cleric on trial revealed that coup plotters sought spiritual guidance before their plan. He cautioned them about potential betrayal and failure of their conspiracy.
Timi Frank calls on African leaders to strengthen Africa-US ties for better deals on security and trade, arguing against renewed partnerships with France.
Real Betis are reportedly preparing a €15m offer for Getafe’s Nigerian forward Christantus Uche to strengthen their attack for the new season.
Gunmen have killed no fewer than 42 persons in seperate attacks on Zamfara, Plateau and Benue states, while many travellers were abducted. The post 42 killed in Zamfara, Plateau, Benue attacks appeared first on Vanguard News.
The NSCDC has successfully disrupted a criminal group involved in railway vandalism in Bauchi. They recovered stolen sleepers, enhancing railway security in the region.
Alhaji Abba Anas Adamu, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress in Jigawa State, has tragically died after being kidnapped, despite a ransom being paid. This incident highlights the ongoing security challenges in the region.
Gateway ICT Polytechnic in Ogun State convenes a security summit to address the rising kidnapping and robbery attacks targeting its student communities.
The Nigerian Air Force is enhancing its operational capacity to combat terrorism by providing specialized training for identifying and defusing IEDs. This initiative aims to improve the effectiveness of the NAF Special Forces in addressing security challenges.
The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) faces a crisis as its NEC suspends BoT Chairman Bashir Dalhatu over alleged misconduct, a move the BoT deems illegal.
A father in Niger State claims a military airstrike killed his three children, among other civilian casualties, a report the military has denied.
Journalist Steven Kefas reveals systematic kidnap victims’ torture based on faith, citing survivor accounts of a brutal two-tier captivity system in Nigeri
•We’re now better prepared for any flood — Community leaders By Emem Idio KAIAMA—As part of proactive measures to mitigate the effects of flooding in communities in Bayelsa State, the International Federation of the Red Cross has built the capacity of locals to prepare...
Concerns are rising over the police's handling of the case involving the execution of musician Oghenemine 'Mine' Ogidi. Activists allege that innocent officers are being framed while the civilian accomplices remain unidentified and free.
A dismissed soldier, Gwotyel Justine, is suing the Nigerian Army for what he claims is an unlawful dismissal. He has taken his case to the Federal High Court in Lagos.
The Supreme Court of Nigeria discussed the conditions necessary for a successful plea of self-defense. This ruling could have significant implications for legal proceedings in the country.
The arrest of nine kidnappers in Edo has uncovered a troubling insider collaboration. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Following recent Plateau attacks, Gov. Mutfwang visited victims, vowing justice and tightening security with bans on night mining and grazing.
The US identifies West Africa and the Lake Chad Basin as new fronts for ISIS, warning the group is exploiting weak security in its 2026 strategy.
A Lagos High Court dismisses a fundamental rights suit filed by Alaba traders, affirming the police acted within their lawful powers during an investigatio
Operatives of the Edo State Police Command, in collaboration with the Edo State Security Corps, have arrested 12 suspected cultists at Amazing Grace Estate, Elele Community, Uzairue, Auchi, in Edo North. The command’s spokesperson, CSP Eno Ikoedem, disclosed this in a statement...
A student was killed in a deadly shooting near the University of Benin gate. The school disowned the victim as police investigate suspected cult activities
At least eight people were reportedly killed in a suspected cult attack in Makurdi, the Benue State capital, after armed men invaded a residence.
Akwa Ibom police have arrested two suspected vandals for allegedly looting items and truck tyres from a truck involved in an accident on the Calabar-Itu Hi
Delta State Police arrested three women in a major drug bust, seizing 640g of Canadian Loud, codeine, and laughing gas. Investigation is ongoing.
Residents in Borno are concerned that a partly demolished building may collapse, posing risks to a nearby hospital and homes. The fears are heightened with the impending rainy season.
Despite claims of improved funding and equipment for the military by Bola Tinubu's administration, Nigeria's armed forces are still struggling against insurgents. This highlights a troubling paradox in the country's security efforts.
The Transmission Company of Nigeria has declared force majeure on its Offa Transmission Substation due to a recent robbery incident. This declaration highlights the ongoing security challenges affecting critical infrastructure in the region.
A fire caused by children playing with a gas cylinder has damaged a residential building in Kwara State. Firefighters responded quickly, preventing further damage and casualties.
A cleric testified in court that he had warned against a coup plot, leading to a judge ordering a trial-within-trial. The case has been adjourned to May 12 for further proceedings.
Governor Mutfwang has reassured farmers in Barkin Ladi of their security following recent violence. He urged communities to continue farming despite the challenges they face.