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Mali's army claims to maintain control despite multiple insurgent attacks across various cities. The situation remains tense, particularly in northern regions like Anefis and Gao.
The Army Chief has confirmed that rescue operations are actively underway to free students abducted in Oyo. The victims were taken from three schools in May, and efforts continue to secure their release.
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The Nigeria Police Force successfully rescued a kidnapped mother and her toddler from a forest in Kwara State. The operation was carried out by tactical operatives, highlighting their commitment to combating abduction cases.
President Tinubu highlights the importance of interfaith dialogue in addressing Nigeria's security issues. He reaffirms his administration's commitment to fostering peace and tolerance among the country's diverse religious communities.
Oyo State Police have recovered a stolen vehicle and arrested three suspects linked to the theft in Ibadan. Among those apprehended is a 60-year-old man.
A husband alleges that police handed his wife, Malama Ummulkhair Muhammad, to a mob, leading to her lynching in Kaduna State. This incident raises serious concerns about the effectiveness of law enforcement in protecting citizens in their custody.
Female students at Osun State University reported sexual assault by soldiers during a recent incident. The allegations have raised serious concerns about the safety and treatment of students in Nigeria.
Experts are urging the Nigerian government to bolster its security framework after the withdrawal of US troops from the Lake Chad Basin. This call comes amid concerns about potential security challenges in the region.
There is growing concern as 40 repentant Boko Haram terrorists have been shortlisted for the 2026 Nigerian Army recruitment. This decision raises questions about security and the implications of impunity in addressing terrorism in Nigeria.
Police in Ogun and Delta states have seized 120 vehicles due to number plate violations. This action aims to enhance traceability and deter criminal activities.
After more than two months in captivity, kidnapped Ekiti worshippers have been released, although one person sadly died. The Ekiti State Government is offering medical assistance to the survivors.
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Worshippers in Ekiti have been freed after 67 days in captivity, although one hostage tragically died during the ordeal. The kidnappers reportedly received a ransom of N25.5 million along with other supplies.
Kogi State Government has successfully recovered around 1,000 rustled animals in a joint operation with the Nigerian Army and local vigilantes. This action is part of an ongoing campaign against banditry and criminal activities in the region.
A Kwara queen has revealed that bandits are demanding N280 million for the release of 18 worshippers after they killed her 14-year-old son. She is pleading for assistance in this tragic situation.
Allegations have emerged of Nigerian soldiers assaulting students at UNIOSUN, including theft and attempted sexual assault. This troubling behavior raises concerns about military conduct in civilian areas.
Dr. Vincent Olatunji highlights the critical role of data protection in ensuring national security, particularly in light of the INEC data leak investigation. He calls for stronger enforcement and adaptation to emerging technologies.
The US has announced a significant arms delivery to Nigeria, which is being celebrated in America. However, many Nigerians view this as a distraction from the ongoing issues of insecurity in the country.
Sunday Igboho's Iru Ekun Security Network successfully rescued an abducted woman and her son in Kwara. This operation highlights the ongoing efforts of local security initiatives in combating crime in Nigeria.
Survivors of the Ekiti church attack have been freed after two months in captivity. The victims were abducted during a crusade by the Christ Apostolic Church on April 28.
Armed bandits attacked farmers in Plateau State, resulting in the death of one woman and injuries to another. This incident highlights the ongoing violence affecting rural communities in the region.
The police in Edo have detained 45 suspects and successfully rescued 38 kidnapped individuals. This operation highlights the effective collaboration between the Nigeria Police Force and various security agencies.
Ogun police have arrested 89 drivers for violating number plate regulations. They also thwarted armed robbery attempts and recovered stolen motorcycles during the operations.
The UNHCR reports a significant escalation in the Lake Chad crisis, with nearly 1,800 attacks and 5,700 deaths recorded. This alarming situation highlights the urgent need for humanitarian intervention in the region.
Nine travelers were kidnapped by bandits on the Bakori–Guga road in Katsina State while returning from the market. Community leaders reported the incident, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.
The police in Imo have seized 25 vehicles for having obscured license plates. They affirmed that all violators will be prosecuted, regardless of their status.
One person was killed during a police operation to rescue kidnapped worshippers from a church in Ekiti. The rescued individuals have been taken to the hospital for medical examination and treatment.
Ogun State Police have arrested 89 drivers for violating number plate regulations, aiming to improve security. Additionally, two robbery suspects were also apprehended during the operation.
Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara commended Army Chief Lt. Gen. Waidi Shaibu for enhancing security efforts. He reaffirmed his commitment to ongoing security operations in the state.