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A Lagos court has adjourned the fraud trial of Fidelity Bank staff member Nweke Chukwuebuka. The court ordered the EFCC and the bank to present crucial evidence for the case.
A violent clash at the Balogun Business Association market in Lagos led to one death and three injuries, prompting a partial shutdown of the Lagos International Trade Fair Complex. Authorities are investigating the incident to restore order.
Ebonyi State has lifted the curfew imposed in February 2026 due to violent boundary disputes. This decision comes after a period of heightened tensions and violence in the affected communities.
A journalist from TheCable was assaulted by soldiers in Lagos, as captured in video footage. The incident has raised concerns about the treatment of media personnel in Nigeria.
A journalist from TheCable was assaulted by soldiers in Lagos, as captured in video footage. The incident has raised concerns about the treatment of media personnel in Nigeria.
Russia has announced a unilateral ceasefire with Ukraine for May 8-9 during its Victory Day celebrations. However, it has warned of severe consequences if Ukraine does not comply with the truce.
Troops in Abuja have intercepted a suspected ammunition courier and recovered 250 rounds of ammunition. The suspect is now in custody for further interrogation and investigation.
The government has lifted the curfew in Amasiri three months after a series of killings. This decision comes after the community expressed remorse through several letters.
The UAE has mandated that all schools revert to remote learning for the week due to recent attacks. This decision aims to ensure the safety of students and staff amid rising security concerns.
The EFCC has charged Tunde Ayeni, the former MD of Skye Bank, with a fraud case involving N15.6 billion. This legal action highlights ongoing efforts to address financial crimes in Nigeria.
The United Arab Emirates condemned recent Iranian attacks as a 'dangerous escalation'. This statement highlights rising tensions in the region.
Tunde Ayeni, the former chairman of Skye Bank, has been remanded in Kuje prison over allegations of a ₦15.66 billion fraud. The case is being heard by a High Court in the Federal Capital Territory.
Hezbollah has condemned Israeli military actions following new evacuation orders in southern Lebanon. The situation remains tense despite a truce.
The Federal Government is investigating the killings of two Nigerians in South Africa and has requested autopsies. The Nigerian mission in South Africa is actively monitoring the situation.
Two electricity workers from the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company have been abducted in Ogun state. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Tunde Ayeni, the former chairman of Skye Bank, has been remanded in court over allegations of N8 billion fraud. He faces 17 counts of fraud charges brought by the EFCC.
Chidiebere Justice Mark has been arraigned by the DSS in Abuja for alleged cybercrime offenses. The case is currently being heard in the Federal High Court.
A tragic school shooting in Turkey has resulted in a rising death toll of ten. The incident involved a 14-year-old gunman who opened fire at a school in Kahramanmaras province.
The article discusses the engineered decay of Nigeria's state authority amidst rising insecurity. It highlights the challenges faced by the government in maintaining control and stability.
A court has ordered the remand of social media influencer Justice Crack in the custody of the SSS. This decision sparked a confrontation between SSS operatives and a crowd at the court premises.
The police have handed over officers involved in an extrajudicial killing in Delta State to the Attorney General for prosecution. They are also taking steps to arrest other suspects who fled the scene.
A court has ordered the remand of 'Justice Crack' in DSS custody due to alleged cybercrime. The trial is set to begin on May 25, when a bail application will also be heard.
Police have arrested 25 suspected cultists in Abak Local Government Area following credible intelligence. The operation also led to the recovery of a firearm.
The Kwara State Police Command has refuted social media claims about the illegal detention of a minor in Arandun community. They clarified that the allegations are unfounded and misleading.
Youths in Abuja disrupted court proceedings by blocking SSS operatives from taking away an influencer known as 'Justice Crack'. The incident highlights rising tensions around legal matters involving public figures.
The DSS has arraigned blogger 'Justice Crack' in Abuja for allegedly inciting violence against the Nigerian Army. This follows his earlier handover to the DSS by the Army amidst claims of torture.
The Nigerian Army's transfer of blogger Chidiebere, known as 'Justice Crack', to the DSS has sparked allegations of a cover-up regarding military abuse. SaharaReporters reported discrepancies in the transfer claims made by the Army.
Eleven individuals were killed in Katsina villages due to bandit reprisal attacks. Police have intensified operations to track down the suspects and prevent further violence.
Iran has issued threats against US forces in the Hormuz Strait following a proposed escort plan by Trump. Tensions remain high as negotiations between the US and Iran have stalled since a ceasefire took effect in April.
The Adamawa State Police have arrested a 20-year-old suspected kidnapper linked to a syndicate causing fear in local communities. This arrest marks a significant step in the ongoing efforts to combat kidnapping in the region.