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The Zamfara Governor emphasized the importance of translating lessons from the War Course 12 team into actionable strategies. This initiative aims to enhance security and promote sustainable development in the Northwest region.
The funeral for Sadio Camara, the slain Malian Defence Minister, is set to take place on Thursday. Camara was known for his role in strengthening ties between Mali and Russia amid ongoing conflicts.
The Oyo State Police have arrested 16 students from The Polytechnic Ibadan for alleged involvement in cultism. The suspects are linked to murder cases and were found in possession of weapons.
A Lagos woman shares the heartbreaking story of her mother's murder, allegedly at the hands of her cousin. The cousin, an ex-convict, has reportedly confessed to the crime.
The US Justice Department has charged Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha Moya with drug trafficking. This move highlights ongoing issues with drug-related crime in Mexico.
Nigerian troops successfully killed 18 terrorists and destroyed their enclaves in Borno during a military operation. This operation involved collaboration with local vigilantes and air support, marking a significant victory against insurgents.
Residents in a Zamfara community are fleeing due to the withdrawal of troops, causing widespread panic. Families are relocating to safer areas as anxiety increases over their security.
A police commissioner has confirmed that Emefiele approved a payment related to an alleged $6.23 million fraud case. The case involves payments made to observers, raising concerns about financial oversight.
Pastor Jerry Eze has responded to the EFCC chairman's announcement of a six-month investigation into his finances. The probe follows reports of large foreign currency inflows into an account associated with him.
The Inspector General of Police has approved the dismissal and prosecution of an officer involved in a shooting incident in Delta. This decision underscores the commitment to accountability within the Nigeria Police Force.
The police have ordered the dismissal and prosecution of officers involved in the shooting of a handcuffed man. This decision follows public outrage after the incident was filmed and reported.
Gunmen attacked a church in Ekiti, resulting in the death of the pastor and the abduction of several worshippers during a crusade. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
The Inspector General of Police has approved the dismissal and prosecution of ASP Usman and others for their involvement in the public execution of a suspect in Delta. This decision follows confirmed breaches of operational procedures regarding the use of firearms.
Lagos socialite Funmilola Arike Ogbuaya, known as Ariket, has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for attempting to export 1.595kg of cocaine to Saudi Arabia. The Federal High Court in Lagos delivered the ruling, highlighting the seriousness of drug trafficking offenses.
The EFCC chairman revealed a six-month investigation into Pastor Jerry Eze for alleged money laundering activities involving foreign currencies. The investigation highlighted significant financial transactions from various countries.
Vigilante operatives interrupted a Kegites club conference in Awka, Anambra State, leading to an assault on members. The incident occurred during the club's inaugural leadership event at Peakcastle Hotel.
A court has approved a witness protection measure for a prosecution witness in the coup trial of an army general and others. This decision aims to ensure the safety of the witness during the proceedings.
The NDLEA has successfully recovered N16.9 billion worth of opioids from an illegal warehouse in Lagos. This operation is a significant blow to the pharmaceutical drug black market.
A 20-year-old student from Ondo Poly has been found dead in his room, with initial reports indicating a possible suicide. The police are conducting a thorough investigation to determine the circumstances of the incident.
The EFCC Chair revealed a six-month investigation into Pastor Jerry Eze for alleged money laundering involving significant foreign currency transactions. The agency noted unusual activity in a domiciliary account linked to Eze.
Hundreds of Nigerians seeking refuge from insurgent violence in Chad were deported back to Nigeria last week. This situation raises concerns about their safety and the ongoing security challenges in the region.
Armed thugs attacked the Takowangwa Community in Niger State, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. The incident is part of an ongoing land dispute affecting local residents.
Bandits have demanded a ransom of N500 million for the release of a farm manager kidnapped in Ondo. The family has been contacted by the kidnappers regarding the ransom amount.
The EFCC has re-arraigned Bauchi State's Accountant-General, Sirajo Muhammad Jaja, for alleged money laundering involving N1.63 billion. Aliyu Abubakar is also implicated in the case.
A federal lawmaker has accused security operatives of using live bullets and teargas to disrupt a political rally. This incident raises concerns about the treatment of political gatherings in the country.
A family has accused Kogi Governor Ododo and the Accountant-General of abducting their asthmatic relative from Abuja to Lokoja, raising concerns for his health. The incident has caused significant fear and uncertainty for the family regarding the victim's safety.
Germany has pledged its support to Nigeria in addressing the ongoing insecurity crisis. The focus is on providing urgent protection for residents in Benue State.
Gunmen attacked a church in Eda Oniyo Ekiti, resulting in the death of a pastor and the abduction of worshippers during an open-air crusade. The incident has caused widespread panic in the local community.
A Delta state police officer has been arrested after a video surfaced showing him shooting a restrained suspect. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for accountability within the police force.
A significant concern has emerged as six out of ten Nigerian university students are reportedly engaged in cybercrime. This alarming trend has been highlighted by Nigeria's leading anti-corruption official, Olukoyede.