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The Ogun State Police have initiated a crackdown on vehicles using concealed or counterfeit number plates to improve security. This operation aims to reduce criminal activities in the region.
A court has ordered the release of a professor and community leaders in Okuama following the tragic killing of 17 soldiers. The decision has sparked jubilation in the community amidst ongoing tensions.
President Tinubu has issued a stern warning to criminals to surrender or face legal action on Democracy Day. He highlighted the neutralization of over 13,000 terrorists and the laying down of arms by more than 124,000 individuals in the past year.
President Bola Tinubu has warned bandits and kidnappers to surrender or face the full force of the Nigerian state. This statement underscores the government's commitment to tackling insecurity in the country.
Bandits attacked multiple communities in Kwara State, resulting in the kidnapping of several individuals and the death of one resident. The assaults occurred in Gaa-Oke Abba, Gaa-Alla, and Famole during the night.
West Africa's largest airline, Air Peace, has expressed sadness over the circumstances that necessitated the evacuation of Nigerian citizens in South Africa, describing the situation as unfortunate and deeply concerning. The post Air Peace laments xenophobic attacks, backs evacua...
Flight recorders from the private aircraft involved in the Asaba roadway landing have been retrieved by investigators. This development is crucial for understanding the circumstances surrounding the incident.
President Tinubu has declared that individuals financing terrorism will face harsh repercussions, emphasizing the government's commitment to combating such threats. He also noted the neutralization of over 13,000 terrorists in his Democracy Day speech.
The Senate has passed the second reading of a bill to establish state police in Nigeria, following a strong vote from the House of Representatives. This move is seen as a significant step towards tackling the country's growing security issues.
Nigeria has imposed a $6 million fine on an Indian ship and its 11 crew members for cocaine trafficking. This conviction marks a significant step in combating international drug smuggling networks.
DICON's partner has launched a local shotgun system aimed at enhancing security measures in Nigeria. This initiative is expected to benefit various local defense groups and boost domestic manufacturing capabilities.
Kogi State Governor Alhaji Usman Ododo has vowed to eradicate crime in the state after a bandit attack on Iluke community. His administration is focused on enhancing security measures to protect residents.
UNICEF has raised alarms about the increasing insecurity in Nigerian schools, highlighting the impact of abductions on children's education. The organization calls for safer learning environments to protect students and ensure their right to education.
Attahiru Jega and nine other prominent Nigerians are calling on the government to appoint a special envoy to address security issues in the Sahel. They believe that the instability in the region is contributing to Nigeria's own security challenges.
Security forces successfully thwarted an attempt to kidnap WAEC students in Southeast Nigeria. The operation involved the DSS and Nigerian Army, who recovered arms and uniforms during the intervention.
Nigerian troops in Borno have successfully eliminated a senior ISWAP commander and witnessed the surrender of two militants. This operation represents a significant blow to the terrorist group's leadership.
The Nigerian Senate is taking steps to combat bandits who publicly display their stolen goods on social media. This initiative aims to curb the glorification of criminal activities online.
Edo Senator Joseph Ikpea commended Governor Okpebholo for closing schools in response to a DSS alert, which helped avert potential student abductions. This proactive measure has been praised for prioritizing student safety.
The UN Development Programme is backing an initiative aimed at addressing insecurity and poverty in Northeast Africa. This support includes developing a master policy plan to better meet the needs of the local population.
Former DMI chief Brig.-Gen. Kunle Togun has criticized South-West governors for politicizing security issues in the region. He expressed concern over the rising security threats and the need for a unified response.
Katsina Governor Dikko Radda has proposed a reintegration plan for former bandits seeking forgiveness. He encourages them to embrace peace and reintegrate into their communities.
The week was marked by significant insecurity, including the tragic killing of three Federal Road Safety Commission officers in Kebbi State. The ongoing violence raises urgent questions about effective measures to combat these threats.
A speeding truck in Rivers State resulted in the tragic deaths of a WASSCE candidate and a motorcyclist. The driver has been arrested as investigations continue into the incident.
Delta State Police have arrested four individuals for possessing counterfeit dollars worth $1,600. The arrests were made during an intelligence-led operation in Asaba.
The Imo State Police Command has arrested four suspects during operations in the Ohaji/Egbema LGA forest. This action is part of ongoing efforts to combat criminal activities in the region.
Katsina State Police Command has detained 225 suspects linked to various crimes, including kidnapping, while successfully rescuing 17 victims. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat crime in the region.
The UNDP is committed to supporting security and development initiatives in Nigeria's Northeast. This effort aims to address insecurity and poverty in the region.
Plateau State is enhancing its early warning system to combat insecurity by collaborating with Search for Common Ground on a new peace initiative. This partnership aims to improve safety and promote peace in the region.
Five men have been charged by the Nigerian government for terrorism and attempting to supply arms to Boko Haram. The weapons were allegedly smuggled into Nigeria from Niger Republic for a Boko Haram member in Niger State.
The NDLEA conducted a successful operation in Kano, arresting 73 suspects and seizing various illicit drugs. This intelligence-led initiative highlights the agency's commitment to combating drug-related issues in the region.