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The FCT Commissioner of Police, Ahmed Sanusi, has ordered mental assessments for all personnel following concerns over police misconduct. This initiative aims to address and mitigate issues of misconduct within the police force.
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum is implementing a unique strategy called 'Boko Halal' to combat Boko Haram. This approach aims to counter the extremist group's influence by promoting peace and development in the region.
A 26-year-old suspect has been arrested by the police in Calabar for allegedly robbing and assaulting a motorcyclist. The suspect reportedly attacked the victim with a machete before fleeing with his motorcycle and phone.
US lawmaker Riley Moore has criticized President Bola Tinubu's administration for not meeting the conditions required for US security assistance. This raises concerns about Nigeria's security cooperation with the United States.
A Ugandan-American man has received a death sentence for the brutal murder of four children at a kindergarten in Uganda. This ruling highlights the serious consequences of violent crimes against children.
Amnesty International has reported that 150 Fulani detainees, primarily children, died in a Kwara camp due to poor conditions. The organization is calling for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding these deaths.
A court has remanded suspects involved in the Anguwan Rukuba attack in DSS custody as investigations continue. The attack, which occurred on March 28, resulted in the tragic loss of over 30 lives.
Amnesty International reports that 150 displaced persons have died in a military detention camp in Kwara due to alleged abuse. The organization highlights serious concerns about the treatment of detainees in the facility.
The Defence Headquarters reported that troops neutralised 216 terrorists and apprehended 284 suspects in April. These operations were part of coordinated efforts across various theatres.
Bandits have demanded a ransom of ₦1 billion for the release of worshippers abducted in Ekiti. The incident also resulted in the death of a visiting pastor.
Fifteen worshippers have been abducted in Ilejemeje, Ekiti, with the kidnappers demanding a ransom of N1 billion for their release. The Eleda of Eda-Oniyo, Oba Joseph Awolola, has confirmed the situation.
HURIWA has expressed serious concerns regarding alleged extrajudicial killings in Nigeria. The organization warns that this situation is becoming increasingly dangerous and requires immediate attention.
A suspect in the Plateau killings has pleaded not guilty in court. The case has been adjourned to May 8, 2026, with the Attorney-General presenting evidence.
Eight suspects have been arrested by security operatives for the murder of 32-year-old Nyamkyegh Mpalegh, who was buried alive in Benue. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
The rising violence from terrorists in Nigeria has alarmed the public and raised serious concerns. This situation highlights the urgent need for effective security measures to protect citizens.
A teenager was caught at a Thai airport attempting to smuggle 30 tortoises under their clothes. The tortoises, valued at approximately $9,000, are protected under international law.
New allegations have emerged against ASP Nuhu Usman, who is already detained for the fatal shooting of a musician. He is now facing claims of extorting N50,000.
A Boko Haram faction has declared that their 72-hour ultimatum has expired, threatening to execute 416 women and children captives in Borno. The group, led by Imam Abu Umaima Al-Muhajir, ridiculed government efforts and dismissed ransom negotiations.
The Akwa Ibom State Police Command successfully thwarted a bomb attempt at a custodial centre, averting a potential security crisis. This proactive measure highlights the police's commitment to maintaining safety in the region.
Algeria has reaffirmed its commitment to the unity of Mali, supporting its government and institutions against terrorism. This stance highlights Algeria's dedication to regional stability and security.
The Christian Association of Nigeria has condemned the attack on a church in Ekiti State. They are calling for the immediate rescue of the abducted church members.
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps is taking steps to address ongoing farmers-herders conflicts in Abuja. This initiative aims to enhance security and promote peace in the region.
The Oyo State Police have apprehended 16 suspected cultists at the Polytechnic Ibadan. They also seized dangerous weapons during the operation.
A motorcyclist named Sanni Salisu died after suffering a seizure during a police stop in Ibadan, leading to unrest and the burning of a police outpost. The incident has resulted in the arrest of the involved officers.
A motorcyclist died during an illegal police stop-and-search, leading to violence as residents attacked the Kara Police Outpost. Several officers have been arrested following the incident.
The debate over state policing in Nigeria is intensifying, highlighting the urgent need for improved security measures. Concerns about responsibility and secular duties are central to the discussion.
Fifteen worshippers were abducted and a pastor killed by gunmen in Ekiti, who are demanding a ransom of N1 billion. The state government is intensifying efforts to rescue the victims and apprehend the perpetrators.
The House of Representatives has advanced a bill aimed at establishing a security think-tank for the Armed Forces. This initiative seeks to enhance security measures in response to ongoing attacks in various regions.
The Offa robbery incident highlights ongoing security challenges in Kwara, potentially impacting the current administration's reputation. Concerns are raised about the involvement of high-profile politicians in the matter.
Kwara State is facing a rising threat from terrorists, marking a troubling development in Nigeria's ongoing battle against insecurity. This situation poses significant risks to the state's stability and safety.