Indian military transport aircraft goes down in crash
An Indian military transport aircraft crashed while landing in Assam. The incident involved a Russian-made Antonov An-32, according to the air force.
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An Indian military transport aircraft crashed while landing in Assam. The incident involved a Russian-made Antonov An-32, according to the air force.
Representatives of the Ijaw and Itsekiri ethnic nationalities in Delta State have agreed on a power-sharing arrangement for the proposed read more Warri Federal Constituency II: Warring parties agree power sharing after Tinubu intervention
A truck driver tragically lost his life in a solo accident in Lagos, while his motor boy survived. The incident occurred on democracy day involving an empty 40-foot articulated truck.
Governor Makinde reports that kidnapped students and educators are still held in Old Oyo National Park, nearly four weeks after their abduction. Rescue efforts are ongoing as the situation remains critical.
Venezuela has confirmed the death of the Tren de Aragua gang leader following a joint operation with the United States. This marks a significant development in the fight against organized crime in the region.
A US-Venezuela operation has successfully eliminated Nino Guerrero, the leader of the transnational gang Tren de Aragua. This gang has been designated a terrorist organization by the US and operates across several South American countries.
Muktari Shagari has called on the National Assembly to establish state police to address Nigeria's growing insecurity. He emphasizes that delaying this crucial security reform could lead to more severe issues.
Security forces in Enugu State have successfully apprehended six notorious gunmen along with significant stockpiles of weapons. This operation marks a significant step in enhancing security in the region.
Concerns are growing about ISWAP commanders who have surrendered but remain radicalized. Experts question whether the threat truly ends when insurgents lay down their weapons.
Yoruba monarchs have expressed their support for the Ooni of Ife's belief in using traditional powers to combat terrorism. They claim that the efficacy of these methods can be confirmed by those knowledgeable in their use.
The Defence Minister has disclosed that local informants are significantly contributing to terrorism in Nigeria. This complicates efforts to combat insecurity in the country.
The article discusses the ongoing efforts to safeguard educational institutions in Nigeria from terrorism. It highlights the daily hopes and sacrifices of parents for their children's education amidst security threats.
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has confirmed that students and teachers abducted by bandits are still being held captive in the Old Oyo National Park. The situation remains critical as efforts to secure their release continue.
Security forces in Enugu have successfully captured notorious gunmen and seized a significant cache of weapons, including 17 AK-47 rifles. Authorities are warning remaining criminal elements to leave the area or face consequences.
Federal authorities will oversee national security while states are tasked with managing local policing. This comes as lawmakers push for the approval of state police to address rising insecurity in Nigeria.
The Nigerian Army emphasizes the crucial role of artificial intelligence in modern military operations. They assert that AI has transitioned from a luxury to a strategic necessity for effective operational capabilities.
Tensions have escalated in Kwara communities following the abduction of 20 individuals and the killing of one by suspected bandits. Security forces are reportedly increasing their efforts against terrorist activities in the region.
Inspector General of Police Olatunji Disu has called for improved data management for suspects to enhance policing across Nigeria. He emphasized the importance of accurate information capture by investigators and heads of investigative units.
Ogun fraud suspects have been arrested and allege that their operations are directed by a Malaysian national. They reportedly lure victims into fraudulent schemes through online communications.
The Adamawa Police Command has arrested two suspects, Abdulhamid Salihu and Bello Yahaya, in connection with armed robbery in Mubi. Authorities are continuing efforts to capture their accomplices.
Thai police have arrested Ikenna Azubuike, a Nigerian drug kingpin, accused of leading a major cocaine trafficking network in Thailand. Read more on Punch.
Yoruba monarchs are considering invoking ancestral deities and spiritual mechanisms to combat banditry and kidnapping in the South-West. Learn how traditio
Edo State schools have reopened after being closed due to security threats. Enhanced security measures are now implemented to ensure the safety of students.
Governor Makinde has provided reasons for the ongoing captivity of kidnapped Oyo students and teachers, highlighting the challenging terrain in Old Oyo National Park. Efforts are still underway to secure their release.
Protesters in Nigeria called on President Tinubu to take action in rescuing Oyo pupils and other victims of kidnapping. The demonstrations highlighted concerns over increasing insecurity in the country.
Displaced militants from Zamfara and Sokoto are reportedly moving to Nigeria's Southeast and Southwest regions. This migration raises security concerns as these groups utilize forests and rivers for their movement.
Over 350,000 Boko Haram militants have surrendered in Borno State since 2021 due to a successful deradicalisation program. This initiative highlights a significant shift in the fight against terrorism in the region.
Two women tragically lost their lives in a hit-and-run accident on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. The police are currently investigating the incident.
Oyo State has confirmed 200 casualties among Amotekun operatives since its inception. The government cautions opposition parties against politicizing kidnapping issues and misrepresenting the facts.
Defence Minister Christopher Musa discusses the complexities of addressing banditry and terrorism in Nigeria. He highlights the role of community support for criminals as a significant challenge.