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Terrorists attacked a military camp in Zamfara, setting it ablaze along with several vehicles. The assault occurred during a busy trading period at the local market.
The Nigerian Railway Corporation is urging communities to help protect train operations from increasing attacks along the Abuja–Kaduna corridor. They condemned the actions of vandals and criminals targeting railway infrastructure.
The Nigeria Police Force has transferred officers involved in the extrajudicial killing of Mene Ogidi to the Attorney General for prosecution. Their dismissals have been ratified by the Police Service Commission.
Ikioye Orutugu, the Commissioner of Police in Anambra State, has been named Public Service Man of the Year at the Anambra Man of the Year Awards. His recognition follows significant security reforms that have enhanced safety in the region.
Aare Feyisayo reported being coerced by Lagos State Police to transfer N200,000 at gunpoint while heading to work. This incident raises serious concerns about police conduct and public safety.
The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed four officers, including a team leader, following a fatal incident in Delta. This action reflects the police's commitment to accountability and justice.
A security institute has praised the peace model implemented in Kaduna. The commendation was made during a courtesy visit to the Sir Kashim Ibrahim House.
The NDLEA has arrested two elderly men, aged 83 and 78, for drug trafficking in Abia and Ekiti. This highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug-related crimes in Nigeria.
A recent report highlights a disturbing trend of xenophobic attacks in South Africa, resulting in the murder of Nigerians. The commentary reflects ongoing tensions and violence against foreign nationals in the country.
The article explores the complex factors contributing to state decay in Nigeria, focusing on insecurity and institutional challenges. It highlights the interplay between various theoretical frameworks and real-world implications for governance.
New evidence has emerged regarding the shooter involved in the Press Gala incident, as stated by a US prosecutor. This development follows confusion over the identity of the shooter who injured an officer during the event.
The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed ASP Nuhu Usman and three others following the unlawful killing of a suspect in Delta. This action reflects the police's commitment to accountability and justice.
Nigeria has condemned the killing of Mali's defence minister, Mr. Camara, who died from injuries sustained in a VBIED attack. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
A 60-year-old trader was abducted by armed men in Ibadan, Oyo State. The police have initiated a rescue operation to locate the victim.
Israel has approved a multi-billion-dollar deal to acquire two combat squadrons of fighter jets from the United States. This move is expected to enhance Israel's military capabilities significantly.
The Nigerian Air Force conducted successful airstrikes in Katsina, destroying a terrorist hideout and neutralizing fighters. This operation is part of ongoing efforts to combat terrorism in the North-West region.
SERAP and NGE emphasize the need to protect journalists to ensure peace and democratic stability. They also call for an end to insecurity and impunity in Nigeria.
The NDLEA has arrested two elderly men, aged 83 and 78, for drug trafficking in Abia and Ekiti. This operation is part of a broader effort to combat illegal drug activities across Nigeria.
Gbenga Hashim has condemned the attack on worshippers at Christ Apostolic Church in Ekiti, which resulted in the killing of a pastor and the abduction of several individuals. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for increased security measures in places of worship.
Security experts and veterans are sounding the alarm over rising insecurity in Nigeria as the country approaches the 2027 elections. They highlight the complex and evolving threats that could impact the electoral process.
Two elderly men have been arrested for drug trafficking in Nigeria as part of a nationwide crackdown. The arrests highlight ongoing efforts to combat illicit drug activities across the country.
The Nigerian Army has confirmed the arrest of activist Justice Mark Chidiebere, known as Justice Crack, who had gone missing after criticizing troop welfare in a video. His disappearance has raised concerns about freedom of expression in Nigeria.
The Nigerian Army has confirmed the arrest of blogger 'Justice Crack' for allegedly inciting soldiers. Sources indicate that the Department of State Services is hesitant to accept him due to his poor condition.
Bandits attacked a mobile police camp in Kwara, resulting in the deaths of three officers and injuries to others. Authorities have vowed to ensure there will be no refuge for the attackers.
A 17-year-old Christian girl, Jinkai, was reported missing after leaving for school in Kaduna and is alleged to have been abducted, forcibly converted to Islam, and married off in Kano. Her family is seeking justice and answers regarding her disappearance.
The Kwara State Police Command has successfully utilized modern technology to recover stolen property and combat financial fraud. This initiative marks a significant step in enhancing security measures in the region.
Civil Society Organisations and media practitioners in Rivers State are urging for the redeployment of the state's commissioner of police. They believe this action is necessary to address ongoing insecurity issues in the region.
The Nigeria Computer Emergency Response Team has issued a nationwide alert regarding a rise in cyber attacks targeting Nigeria's critical infrastructure. These Distributed Denial-of-Service attacks pose significant threats to the country's digital security.
The Nigerian Army has defended its arrest of an activist, responding to widespread concerns about potential human rights abuses. Critics, including human rights activists, are questioning the legality of the military's actions regarding civilian arrests.
North-West governors in Nigeria have taken a firm stand against negotiating with bandits, aiming to enhance security in the region. This decision reflects their commitment to restoring peace and addressing the ongoing insecurity challenges.