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Armed bandits ambushed and killed a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member and three others on Funtua Road in Katsina. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
The NSCDC has launched a new Agro Rangers base in Gombe to protect agricultural assets and address conflicts between herders and farmers. This initiative aims to enhance security in the region's farming activities.
The editorial discusses the importance of a strong reintegration strategy for terrorists into society. It emphasizes that effectiveness hinges on the state's ability to neutralize key figures in terrorism.
Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman has formally requested to be transferred from a US maximum security prison to Mexico, claiming he is subjected to cruel punishment. His request highlights ongoing debates about prison conditions and the treatment of inmates.
Kaduna has inaugurated a committee focused on disarmament, demobilisation, and reintegration to improve security in the region. This initiative follows a resolution from the North West DDR Regional Consultation.
The DSS has arraigned Chidiebere Justice Mark in Abuja for alleged cybercrime offenses. This legal action highlights ongoing efforts to address cybercrime in Nigeria.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has accepted video evidence against two defendants in a trial related to an alleged coup plot. This development marks a significant step in the ongoing legal proceedings.
Video evidence presented in court revealed a conspiracy to overthrow President Bola Tinubu's government. The plotters admitted to their plans during the proceedings.
Iran has issued a warning to ships navigating the Strait of Hormuz, urging them to coordinate with Iranian authorities. This comes as the US plans to escort stranded vessels through the vital oil passage.
A farmer in Niger State was killed due to a land dispute, leading to a reprisal attack. Police are currently investigating the situation to address the communal crisis.
Nigerian troops have successfully intercepted a suspected ammunition courier in Abuja, recovering 250 rounds of ammunition. This operation was conducted in collaboration with the Office of the National Security Adviser.
Insecurity is escalating in Ekpoma, Edo State, causing distress among residents. The community, once known for its peace, is now grappling with increasing violence and fear.
The extrajudicial killing of Mene Ogidi by Delta State Police has sparked calls for accountability. This incident highlights the urgent need for reform in police practices in Nigeria.
A Lagos court has adjourned the fraud trial of Fidelity Bank staff member Nweke Chukwuebuka. The court ordered the EFCC and the bank to present crucial evidence for the case.
A violent clash at the Balogun Business Association market in Lagos led to one death and three injuries, prompting a partial shutdown of the Lagos International Trade Fair Complex. Authorities are investigating the incident to restore order.
Ebonyi State has lifted the curfew imposed in February 2026 due to violent boundary disputes. This decision comes after a period of heightened tensions and violence in the affected communities.
A journalist from TheCable was assaulted by soldiers in Lagos, as captured in video footage. The incident has raised concerns about the treatment of media personnel in Nigeria.
A journalist from TheCable was assaulted by soldiers in Lagos, as captured in video footage. The incident has raised concerns about the treatment of media personnel in Nigeria.
Russia has announced a unilateral ceasefire with Ukraine for May 8-9 during its Victory Day celebrations. However, it has warned of severe consequences if Ukraine does not comply with the truce.
Troops in Abuja have intercepted a suspected ammunition courier and recovered 250 rounds of ammunition. The suspect is now in custody for further interrogation and investigation.
The government has lifted the curfew in Amasiri three months after a series of killings. This decision comes after the community expressed remorse through several letters.
The UAE has mandated that all schools revert to remote learning for the week due to recent attacks. This decision aims to ensure the safety of students and staff amid rising security concerns.
The EFCC has charged Tunde Ayeni, the former MD of Skye Bank, with a fraud case involving N15.6 billion. This legal action highlights ongoing efforts to address financial crimes in Nigeria.
The United Arab Emirates condemned recent Iranian attacks as a 'dangerous escalation'. This statement highlights rising tensions in the region.
Tunde Ayeni, the former chairman of Skye Bank, has been remanded in Kuje prison over allegations of a ₦15.66 billion fraud. The case is being heard by a High Court in the Federal Capital Territory.
Hezbollah has condemned Israeli military actions following new evacuation orders in southern Lebanon. The situation remains tense despite a truce.
The Federal Government is investigating the killings of two Nigerians in South Africa and has requested autopsies. The Nigerian mission in South Africa is actively monitoring the situation.
Two electricity workers from the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company have been abducted in Ogun state. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Tunde Ayeni, the former chairman of Skye Bank, has been remanded in court over allegations of N8 billion fraud. He faces 17 counts of fraud charges brought by the EFCC.
Chidiebere Justice Mark has been arraigned by the DSS in Abuja for alleged cybercrime offenses. The case is currently being heard in the Federal High Court.