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Vice President Shettima stated that President Tinubu is focused on ensuring the safe release of abducted schoolchildren and others. This comes amid ongoing security challenges in the northeast, where troops recently repelled a terrorist attack.
Insecurity in Nigeria is increasingly affecting family gatherings, as people are now more cautious about their surroundings. This growing concern reflects a broader societal issue that impacts daily life and social interactions.
The FCT Police Command has begun enforcing regulations against tinted vehicle glass, seizing 30 vehicles in the process. This move aims to enhance traffic safety and compliance with existing laws.
A Federal High Court in Lagos has postponed its ruling on social media influencer Okoro Blessing's bail application until June 9, 2026. This decision comes amid an ongoing N36 million fraud case involving the EFCC.
Atiku Abubakar has urged the Nigerian government to reform its counterterrorism strategy, citing the need to adapt to the evolving tactics of terrorists. He believes the current approach is inadequate in addressing the growing threat.
Women traditionalists in Oyo State have gathered at sacred sites to invoke deities in response to rising insecurity and recent kidnappings. This initiative reflects community efforts to address safety concerns through cultural practices.
The Supreme Court has upheld a death sentence by hanging for Chelynor Halim, a convicted kidnapper from Delta. This unanimous decision reinforces the judiciary's stance on severe penalties for kidnapping offenses.
Nigeria's insecurity crisis is worsening, highlighted by recent school abductions in Oyo, Borno, and Zamfara States. The situation has gained international attention, raising concerns about internal terrorism.
A Lagos fisherman, Ayoola Israel, has confessed to storing firearms for a cult group involved in several killings in Ojo LGA. His admission sheds light on the ongoing issue of cult violence in the region.
The Supreme Court of Nigeria has upheld the death sentence for Chelynor Halim, a kidnapper from Delta State. This decision concludes his legal battle against the sentence.
Eleven victims, including two pregnant women and eight minors, were rescued from a long-standing human trafficking operation in Plateau State. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking in Nigeria.
Oyo State has implemented a nighttime restriction on commercial motorcyclists to enhance security. Governor Seyi Makinde aims to address rising safety concerns in the region.
Margaret Attah, a survivor of the Owo attack, reflects on her traumatic experience and the limitations of justice in restoring her lost limbs and eyesight. Her comments highlight the ongoing impact of terrorism on victims in Nigeria.
A Kebbi emir has called on residents to raise funds for weapons to defend themselves against bandit attacks, highlighting government inaction. This plea underscores the growing concern over security in the region.
Armed assailants attacked a community in Ondo, kidnapping the nine-year-old son of a pastor. The pastor managed to escape into the bush during the incident.
Addressing the personnel, the Commissioner of Police in Imo State, Audu Bosso, said that the current security landscape “demanded strategic, intelligence-led policing, rather than brute force.” The post Police chief cautions newly promoted officers against extortion, rights a...
Osun police have detained a 22-year-old man for allegedly fabricating claims of a bandit invasion in the state. This action highlights the authorities' commitment to addressing misinformation related to security issues.
Authorities successfully rescued three kidnapped children in Akwa Ibom, with the children unharmed. Two suspects were arrested during the operation, showcasing effective police action.
A partial building collapse in Lekki resulted in one death, while another individual was injured in a separate truck accident in Lagos. These incidents highlight ongoing safety concerns in the area.
A court is set to rule on Blessing Okoro's bail application related to a N36 million fraud case on June 9. The EFCC is prosecuting her for charges of obtaining money by false pretence and stealing.
Governor Makinde met with the Nigerian Air Force team to discuss deploying surveillance aircraft in response to recent abductions in Oyo State. He urged residents to remain patient as efforts to rescue the victims are underway.
Falana calls for urgent security measures in response to the Oyo school kidnapping, emphasizing the need to avoid politicizing the situation. Over 40 pupils and teachers remain in captivity three weeks after the abduction.
The Oyo State Police Command has refuted claims of leaked operational information regarding the abduction investigation in Ahoro-Esiele. They labeled the report as false and potentially harmful to security efforts.
Governor Makinde met with representatives from the Nigerian Air Force to discuss the recent kidnapping incident in Oyo. He expressed gratitude for their support and urged the public to remain calm during the ongoing rescue efforts.
Nigerian military forces have successfully eliminated nine militants and detained 31 suspects in recent operations. Additionally, over 16 kidnapped victims were rescued during these coordinated efforts across the country.
A Federal High Court in Lagos has reserved its ruling on Blessing CEO's bail application until June 9, 2026. She is facing trial for an alleged N36 million fraud case.
Oyo State Police have confirmed that no schoolchildren died during the recent abduction incident. They assured the public that all children are safe and that rescue efforts are ongoing.
Governor Makinde met with a delegation from the Nigerian Air Force, calling for calm as efforts are made to rescue abducted teachers and pupils in Oyo State. He emphasized the importance of patience during this challenging situation.
The Lagos NSCDC has detained three individuals linked to human trafficking and successfully rescued 24 victims in Badagry. Some of the victims had been missing for up to three years, highlighting the ongoing issue of trafficking in the region.
Five soldiers and three members of the Civilian Joint Task Force were killed during a terrorist attack in Borno. The military reported that the assault occurred early in the morning, exploiting poor weather conditions.