Oyo families suffer as students remain captive for a month
Families in Oyo State are suffering as 46 students and staff have been held captive for a month. The prolonged ordeal has caused significant anguish among the affected families.
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Families in Oyo State are suffering as 46 students and staff have been held captive for a month. The prolonged ordeal has caused significant anguish among the affected families.
Nigerian governors are backing the establishment of state police while emphasizing the need for safeguards and additional conditions. They also recommit to ongoing power sector reforms and advocate for special courts to address kidnapping issues.
Delta Governor Sheriff Oborevwori urged stakeholders to unite in addressing insecurity at the Delta Security Summit. He emphasized the importance of collective action and intelligence sharing in tackling these challenges.
Adedayo Akinwale in Abuja Department of State Services (DSS) has rejected the funding of security operations in Nigeria by foreign entities. DSS made this known yesterday in Abuja, at the
Nigerian governors are advocating for the swift creation of state police to enhance security and align with federalism. They emphasize the need for this initiative to be constitutionally sound and respect citizens' rights.
Stakeholders are urging for an audit of the Safe Schools Initiative funds and the installation of panic alarm systems due to increasing abductions. They emphasize the need for accountability in ensuring the safety of Nigerian schools.
The EFCC is probing Godwin Sunday Ajuluchukwucheya, a self-proclaimed prophet, for allegedly defrauding church members of N70.39 million. This investigation highlights ongoing concerns about fraud within religious organizations in Nigeria.
A private jet landing on a motorway in Ogwashi-Uku has raised concerns among aviation stakeholders. The incident has sparked discussions about safety and regulatory compliance in Nigeria's aviation sector.
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde is looking forward to the establishment of a state police force amid rising insecurity. The effectiveness of existing security measures like Amotekun is being questioned.
Nigeria faces escalating terrorism, prompting calls for enhanced security preparedness and resilience. The government is urged to better equip security forces to effectively combat these growing threats.
Anambra authorities have detained a couple for allegedly torturing a 10-year-old boy. The police are currently investigating this severe child abuse case.
The Kano NSCDC has trained its personnel on the use of newly acquired anti-riot firearms. This initiative aims to improve crowd control and public order management in the region.
Bishop Dr. Priscilla Otuya urges Nigerian women to take a leading role in combating the country's escalating insecurity. She emphasizes the importance of women's involvement in addressing this critical issue.
A 23-year-old nursing student was found dead in her Anambra apartment with injuries. Her landlord has been arrested as police investigate the suspected mur
A new report reveals how Boko Haram, banditry, and clashes are deepening poverty and weakening household resilience across Northern Nigeria.
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Residents of Abanyama community in Cross River State are returning home after the arrest of a suspected serial killer. The apprehension has brought a sense of relief to the local population.
By Louis Achi Nigeria continues to grapple with a multifaceted security crisis marked by terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, and recurring communal conflicts. Driven by a combination of poverty, youth unemployment, weak
Authorities have revealed details surrounding the murder of a married woman found in a culvert. This incident follows the alleged killing of a 23-year-old woman by Ifechukwu Okechukwu in the same region.
The Inspector General of Police, Olatunji Disu, visited the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies following recent gunmen attacks. This visit underscores the government's commitment to addressing security challenges in the region.
Nine individuals have been arrested in Minna for their alleged involvement in armed robbery and homicide. The police spokesperson, Wasiu Abiodun, provided details in a recent crime bulletin.
A 100-level student at Olabisi Onabanjo University was tragically killed by suspected armed robbers. The incident has caused widespread mourning within the university community.
Two vigilante members were killed in an attack by over 100 armed men in a Plateau community. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
Okpebholo has pledged to issue death warrants for convicted criminals, urging Edo residents to avoid crime. He emphasized that living within one's means is more beneficial than engaging in criminal activities.
Governor Caleb Mutfwang emphasizes the need for collective action to combat terrorism, banditry, and cybercrime in Plateau State. He advocates for improved collaboration and intelligence sharing among federal and state agencies to address these security challenges.
Governor Radda met with Katsina Emirs and traditional leaders to discuss governance, community development, and security. The meeting aimed to enhance collaboration between the state government and traditional institutions.
The Federal Government and state authorities are enhancing their partnership to tackle increasing security challenges. This collaboration aims to strengthen institutions and improve peacebuilding efforts across the nation.
A recent study highlights the correlation between increasing insecurity and worsening poverty in Northern Nigeria. It utilizes data from various surveys to draw its conclusions.