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The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has announced a three-day national mourning period due to escalating insecurity. They are calling for urgent security measures to address the situation.
The protesters said the abductees had remained in captivity for 36 days, with the kidnappers now demanding additional money for their release. The post Ekiti Community Protests As Kidnappers Hold 16 Victims Despite Ransom Payment appeared first on Channels Television.
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has announced a three-day national mourning period to honor victims of violence and banditry. This response highlights the growing concern over insecurity in the country.
The Nigeria Police Trust Fund is advocating for more funding from the Senate to improve police operations. This initiative aims to address the growing security challenges in the country.
A security guard named Sani Abdulrahman has reportedly kidnapped two children of his employer in Minna, Niger State. This shocking incident has raised concerns about safety and trust in private security services.
The Osun police command has issued a warning against the dissemination of false information regarding bandits. They reassured residents of their commitment to safety and urged the public to remain calm and vigilant.
The RCCG leader's comments come amid nationwide protests and growing public concern over insecurity across Nigeria, including the abduction of pupils, students and teachers in Oyo State. The post Give Security Chiefs 90 Days To Clear Terrorists, Or They Resign, Adeboye Tells FG a...
The Nigeria Union of Teachers in Anambra State has rallied to highlight the ongoing captivity of their colleagues and students by bandits. They are calling for urgent action to address the stalled rescue efforts for those abducted in Oyo and Borno states.
Teachers in Benue and Adamawa have joined nationwide protests calling for the rescue of abducted students and improved school security. The rallies highlight growing concerns over the safety of educational institutions in Nigeria.
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has declared a three-day national mourning due to escalating insecurity in the country. This announcement was made by Archbishop Daniel Okoh during a summit in Abuja.
Teachers in Ondo State held a rally to demand the release of their abducted colleagues and students in Oyo State. The Nigeria Union of Teachers is advocating for immediate action against the rising insecurity affecting education.
The Nigerian Army is set to utilize local innovations to combat insecurity in various regions. This approach aims to enhance the effectiveness of their operations against ongoing security challenges.
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has raided an illegal private guard company in Akwa Ibom, resulting in the arrest of 39 individuals. This operation highlights the agency's commitment to enforcing security regulations in the region.
Lawmakers have condemned the death of a math teacher due to abductions in Oyo and are calling for the establishment of state police. They urge the Federal Government to take action to enhance security measures.
Nigerian lawmakers have urged the Federal Government and security agencies to act swiftly to rescue 42 schoolchildren kidnapped in Borno. They emphasized the need for a comprehensive strategy to prevent such incidents in the future.
Pastor Enoch Adeboye has called on Nigerian security chiefs to eliminate terrorism within 90 days or resign. He highlights the urgent need to address the worsening insecurity in the country.
Teachers in Osun State have protested for the safe return of pupils and teachers kidnapped in Oyo State. They are urging the government to take immediate action to address the ongoing insecurity in schools.
The Akwa Ibom State Police have successfully dismantled an illegal arms factory, seizing 15 firearms and arresting two suspects. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal arms proliferation in the region.
Parents of abducted schoolchildren in Oyo State have turned down government aid, demanding the safe return of their children instead. This highlights the ongoing concern over security and the impact of abductions on families in the region.
The Allied People's Movement (APM) has raised alarms about escalating security issues in Lagos, particularly kidnappings and robberies. They are calling for increased vigilance and collaboration to address these challenges.
Teachers in Enugu have protested at the Government House, urging the immediate release of students and teachers kidnapped in Oyo State. The demonstration highlights growing concerns over school safety in Nigeria.
Teachers and students in Taraba have rallied to demand the immediate release of pupils and teachers kidnapped in Oyo State. The protest also called for improved security measures in schools.
Amnesty International has condemned the recent bandit attack in Sokoto that resulted in 17 deaths, urging for a thorough investigation. The organization is calling for justice for the victims of this tragic incident.
UK police face backlash for handcuffing a critically injured student, Henry Nowak, after he was stabbed. The incident has sparked outrage and raised questions about police conduct in emergency situations.
The police public relations officer of the state command, Alfred Alabo, said the incident occurred on Sunday The post Police confirm five killed in Plateau attack appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Waves of xenophobic violence have swept South Africa over the past decades, including in 2008 when dozens were killed. The post Five Things To Know About South Africa’s Anti-Migrant Protests appeared first on Channels Television.
Lagos educators are protesting against insecurity and calling for the rescue of abducted students and teachers. Speaker Obasa has criticized content creators for their reporting on the abduction incidents.
Body camera footage of a dying student who was handcuffed by British police after being stabbed by a Sikh man and falsely accused of racially abusing his murderer sparked outrage Tuesday. The post ‘I can’t breathe’: Outrage after UK police handcuff dying student...
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has assured that kidnapped students and teachers will be safely returned. This comes as the Nigeria Union of Teachers protests against the increasing incidents of school abductions.
Teachers in Plateau State have protested against school kidnappings, calling for safer classrooms and better welfare. They have submitted their demands to the government in response to ongoing insecurity in the region.