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A violent clash between farmers and herders in Bauchi has resulted in the deaths of seven individuals. The incident occurred in the Lanzai Dosho villages of the Darazo local government area.
Osun police are investigating the shooting of Asimiyu Ajibola, the Accord party chairman for Osogbo LGA, who was critically injured by armed assailants. The authorities have initiated a high-powered probe into the incident.
Atiku's advisor is urging an investigation into Sunday Igboho's claims regarding politicians who allegedly sponsor kidnappers in Oyo State. He has called on security agencies to take action based on these allegations.
Ex-Minister Maj. Gen. Tajudeen Olanrewaju claims that kidnappings in the South-West are motivated by profit rather than religious or territorial ambitions. This perspective shifts the narrative around the ongoing security challenges in the region.
Nigeria is facing a severe kidnapping crisis, with armed men targeting roads, schools, and communities. This situation has led to a troubling normalization of fear among the populace.
The UN has warned that arms looted from the 2011 conflict in Libya are now in the possession of extremist factions in Nigeria. This raises significant concerns about security and the potential for increased violence in the region.
• Says terrorism has no tribe, religion or political affiliation •ONSA declares security agencies relying on intelligence to rescue victims • UN demands immediate release of pupils, teachers, others •NHRC
A Yoruba organization has criticized South-West governors for their inaction regarding the recent school kidnapping in Oyo. They are calling for immediate measures to enhance security in the region.
Omoyele Sowore has initiated a protest at Aso Villa, calling for the urgent rescue of abducted schoolchildren. The event is marked by heightened security measures in the area.
Michael Olugbode in Abuja Determined to reverse decades of dependence on imported rice and strengthen food security across the sub-region, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and its
Linus Aleke in Abuja The Military Pension Board (MPB) has issued a fraud alert, cautioning retirees and next of kins (NOKs) against disclosing sensitive personal or financial information to fraudsters
Alex Enumah in Abuja Lovelyn Chizoba Adimike, the Widow of slain Lagos-based businessman, Chief Lucky Chinedu Adimike, has along with two of her children sued the Inspector-General (IG) of Police,
Linus Aleke in Abuja Nigeria Police strengthened the capacity of its officers in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for law enforcement, following the successful conclusion of the Second AI-POL
A couple was kidnapped by bandits in Kwara, but the Nigerian Army successfully rescued them in Kogi. This highlights ongoing security operations in the region.
Nigerian soldiers have detained several individuals suspected of supplying logistics to Boko Haram and ISWAP in Borno State. This operation is seen as a significant step in disrupting terrorist networks in the region.
A 200-level LASU student, Joseph Otabor, has died from injuries sustained during an armed robbery attack in Iba, Lagos. The university is cooperating with
Rivers State Police have arrested three suspects and exhumed the body of a commercial driver, Christopher Akpabio, murdered and buried in a shallow grave.
Seven killed and 50 huts razed in a violent Bauchi clash between farmers and herders in Darazo LGA. Police deployed, investigation ongoing.
A Rivers man allegedly killed his lover and mother of two, dumping her body in a tricycle with their children. Police are investigating the Rivers murder.
Gunmen attacked Byazhin, Kubwa, Abuja, killing a vigilante and abducting four residents. Security forces are searching for the victims of this Abuja kidnap
Rescue efforts for abductions in Oyo and Borno are being hampered by challenging terrain and concerns over casualties. Additionally, there are demands for the release of detained terrorist commanders, complicating the situation further.
A political rivalry in Osun State is undermining efforts to combat rising kidnapping and banditry. This feud has left border communities increasingly vulnerable to these security threats.
The former Secretary-General of Afenifere criticized the government for ignoring early warnings about insecurity. He urged for immediate action and the adoption of modern security technology.
Peter Mbah's AI-driven security model from Enugu State offers valuable insights for national security improvements. The article critiques the current reactive approach of Nigeria's defense and security agencies.
The week was marked by distressing reports of kidnappings and killings across Nigeria. Ongoing incidents in Oyo and Borno States highlight the alarming rise of kidnapping as a pervasive issue.
A tragic road accident on the Yola-Mubi highway in Adamawa has resulted in the deaths of four NYSC members and a soldier. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Schools are increasingly becoming central to the fight against insecurity in Nigeria. The government is urged to prioritize the safe return of abducted children, highlighting the urgent need for action.
A tragic incident in the Niger desert resulted in the deaths of 49 individuals due to dehydration after their truck malfunctioned. This heartbreaking event highlights the dangers faced by travelers in remote areas.
The UK's only female naval commando was killed in a helicopter accident along with two others. This tragic incident has drawn attention to the risks faced by military personnel.
The Gombe Network of Civil Society Organisations has condemned the rising incidents of child abduction and violence in Nigeria. They are calling for stronger measures to protect vulnerable children across the nation.