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The Defence Headquarters has initiated a court martial for 36 officers accused of plotting a coup against President Tinubu. This marks one of the largest military trials in recent history.
A Lagos woman, Mrs. Ogundare, was kidnapped from her home by armed assailants. The kidnappers are demanding a ransom of $60 million.
An Abuja court has adjourned the trial of Nasir El-Rufai regarding the NSA phone tapping case to May for expedited hearings. The court also ordered his remand while considering his bail request.
The DSS has arraigned El-Rufai on charges of allegedly tapping NSA Ribadu's phone conversations. This case involves serious accusations of unauthorized access to sensitive security communications.
President Tinubu has declined the Senate's request for automatic return tickets for lawmakers, supporting the governors' authority instead. This decision was made during a strategic meeting at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
Four suspects in the Angwan Rukuba killings have been arraigned in a Plateau High Court under heavy security. The event has drawn significant public interest and a strong security presence.
Gunmen have kidnapped Mrs. Olanike Ogundare from her Lagos home, overpowering the guard in the process. They are demanding a ransom of N60 million for her release.
Nigeria's Power Minister, Adebayo Adelabu, has resigned to pursue his ambition for the Oyo governorship. This decision follows his recent public denial of such intentions.
The Chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal is under scrutiny for allegedly employing his wife and other relatives while also hiring a finance director currently under EFCC investigation. This revelation raises concerns about nepotism and transparency in public office.
The Nigerian government has arraigned military officers accused of plotting a coup against President Tinubu. This follows months of detention over alleged disciplinary issues and the discovery of a broader conspiracy.
A military strategist has exposed how inflated budgets and ghost units are crippling the Nigerian Army's operations against insurgency. These practices are severely undermining the fight against armed banditry in the country.
A mass transfer of 695 police officers from Lagos Zone 2 Command has sparked discontent among the personnel. They are reportedly facing hardships due to unpaid allowances and lack of adequate support.
The DSS has warned the police about potential kidnappings targeting farmers in Kwara. The affected areas include communities in the Edu Local Government Area.
President Tinubu has replaced Finance Minister Edun with Oyedele. This change reflects ongoing adjustments within the administration's economic team.
Sowore has filed a no-case submission in a defamation suit against him by the DSS regarding his comments about President Tinubu. He contends that the case is without merit.
A Kaduna court has postponed the bail hearing for Nasir El-Rufai to June amid his ongoing corruption trial. The case is being prosecuted by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC).
Kwara youths protested in Kaiama town against the prolonged abduction of 176 women and children by Boko Haram. They called for urgent action to address the situation and improve local conditions.
Hospitals in Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa's council area are reported to be in poor condition, with buildings nearing collapse and a lack of medical staff. This situation raises concerns about healthcare access for residents in Ondo State.
Several alleged coup plotters are set to appear in court on Wednesday as the Nigerian government files treason charges against them. The defendants include retired military officers and other individuals linked to the plot.
Three soldiers were killed during a terrorist attack on a Nigerian Army base in Kaiama, Kwara State. Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq confirmed the assault occurred early Tuesday morning.
The Inspector General of Police, IGP Disu, has mobilized 17 senior officers into a new Police Monitoring Unit following a significant restructuring that involved the redeployment of 56 officers. This move aims to enhance police oversight and effectiveness.
The Inspector General of Police, IGP Disu, has redeployed 56 senior officers from the Police Monitoring Unit in a significant shake-up. He cautioned against lobbying for positions within the force.
The Central Bank of Nigeria is facing criticism for offering N300,000 as compensation to staff members who were laid off after over a decade of service. This decision has raised concerns about the treatment of long-serving employees during organizational restructuring.
Boko Haram has issued a 72-hour ultimatum threatening to execute 416 captives in Borno, primarily women and children. They warned that any military rescue attempt would exacerbate the situation.
Rescued victims of a recent kidnapping in Benue recounted their harrowing experience of torture and deprivation during four days in captivity. They were abducted while traveling on a bus, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.
According to community sources, the terrorists stormed the town under the cover of darkness, firing sporadically and sending residents fleeing for safety as panic spread across the area.
Sources familiar with the development said the trial is expected to commence soon, with the accused officers reportedly moved to the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) Garrison for jurisdiction.
His new posting to head the anti-fraud division has generated reactions within police circles and renewed scrutiny of personnel movements within the Nigeria Police Force.
Fakorede is the immediate former head of the Police Monitoring Team, also known as the IGP Monitoring Unit.
The trial centres on allegations of bribery and financial misconduct during Alison-Madueke’s time in office.