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Mozambique has reported the deaths of five citizens due to xenophobic violence in South Africa. This incident highlights ongoing tensions and risks faced by foreign nationals in the region.
The military successfully rescued 23 travelers who were kidnapped on a highway in Kogi. Security forces responded promptly to the attack, ensuring the safe return of the victims.
The DSS has clarified that writer Okey Ndibe was not arrested but was subject to a routine watchlist review at the airport. This clarification aims to dispel rumors surrounding his encounter.
Abia doctors have issued an ultimatum for an indefinite strike if kidnapped surgeon Dr. Bonaventure Aguocha is not released. The situation highlights ongoing security concerns affecting healthcare professionals in the region.
Anambra State vows to find gunmen who ambushed Soludo’s Chief of Staff convoy, killing four. The Chief of Staff escaped unhurt in the attack.
A prominent Delta rights activist who has repeatedly challenged police conduct and exposed insecurity claims the state police are plotting against him after inviting him for questioning over allegations of attempted murder, terrorism incitement and communal violence. The post Pol...
A 14-year-old girl in Cross River died after her mother allegedly beat her over theft accusations and took her to a pastor who reportedly flogged her, prompting a police investigation and the arrest of both suspects. The post Mother, pastor in police custody after 14-year-old gir...
Like other states in the South-east, security has deteriorated in Anambra State with frequent attacks by armed persons in recent times. The post Gunmen attack convoy of Soludo’s chief of staff, kill police officers, others appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The DSS clarified that Professor Okey Ndibe's recent airport encounter was not an arrest but related to his removal from a watchlist. This statement aims to clear any misunderstandings regarding the incident.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) in Borno State insists schools will remain open despite insecurity, stating closure would be a victory for terrorists.
The SSS has clarified the incident involving Okey Ndibe at Lagos airport, stating he was on their watch list since 2013 but his status was recently downgraded. This clarification comes amidst public interest in the matter.
Ekiti State is enhancing its border security to address the increasing incidents of kidnappings and banditry. The government is taking proactive measures to protect its citizens and maintain safety in the region.
Peter Obi warns that the focus on the 2027 elections is overshadowing critical issues like citizen and child safety in Nigeria. He emphasizes the urgent need for political leaders to prioritize security and welfare over electoral ambitions.
A bandit attack in Ayegunle Bunu, Kogi State, resulted in one death and the abduction of over 30 individuals. The community is currently in a state of panic following this violent incident.
Five Mozambican citizens have died due to xenophobic violence in South Africa, as confirmed by the Mozambican government. This incident highlights ongoing tensions and violence against foreign nationals in the region.
The Defence Headquarters has confirmed ongoing efforts to secure the release of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar and his wife, who were abducted in Katsina State. Authorities are actively working on the situation to ensure their safe return.
The Northern Christian Association has called for an end to arms supplies to terrorists to help reduce attacks on innocent Nigerians. They believe that cutting off these supplies is crucial for weakening terrorist operations.
Protests erupted in Oyo and Ogun states as teachers demonstrated against the kidnapping of their colleagues and students. The Nigeria Union of Teachers organized the peaceful protests, halting academic activities in public schools.
Funding shortfalls for UN, AU, and ECOWAS raise concerns about potential increases in global conflict. The decline in multilateral peacekeeping operations by 50% could lead to instability in various regions.
John Onoja, NSCDC Commander, disputes police findings regarding an officer's death, suggesting foreign involvement in recent attacks. His claims highlight ongoing tensions between security agencies and the complexities of national security.
Ayo Fayose emphasizes that tackling kidnapping in Nigeria necessitates a collective societal effort. He also notes that some incidents may be politicized, highlighting the deep-rooted nature of insecurity in the country.
Russian missile and drone strikes in Ukraine resulted in nine fatalities and numerous injuries. President Zelensky has issued a warning about a potential escalation in attacks.
The Anambra State Police Command has initiated a manhunt for gunmen responsible for the fatal shooting of two police officers. CP Orutugu has pledged to ensure justice for the deceased officers.
Religious leaders in Nigeria are advocating for enhanced interfaith collaboration to address insecurity and social divisions. They emphasize the importance of unity among different faiths to foster peace and stability in the country.
Archbishop Adaigho has urged Nigerians to intensify prayers and efforts to combat insecurity as the 2027 elections approach. He emphasizes the need for spiritual solutions to address the challenges facing the nation.
The article emphasizes the urgent need for government and security agencies to focus on rescuing children in distress. It calls for collective action rather than reexamining past failures.
A brutal bandit attack in Dangulbi community, Sokoto State, has resulted in the deaths of 17 people and the looting of shops. This incident highlights the ongoing security challenges in the region.
Kaduna State Police and local vigilantes have successfully recovered 245 stolen cattle, thwarting kidnapping attempts in the process. This operation highlights the effectiveness of community collaboration in enhancing security.
Five police officers have been detained in relation to the death of Delta musician OG Millan. The court has set the next hearing for June 15, 2026.
Ekiti State Police Command has clarified that there was no bus kidnapping along the Aramoko-Ekiti road. They have warned against the spread of misinformation and threatened legal action against those peddling fake news.