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The Nigerian Navy has launched the Fleet Sentinel exercise to enhance its capabilities in combating oil theft. This initiative marks a significant step in strengthening national security and protecting the country's resources.
The military has refuted claims of inadequate feeding for troops in the North-east, labeling them as misleading. This statement comes from the Theatre Command North East Joint Task Force, Operation HADIN KAI.
ECOWAS has initiated an investigation into the rising terrorism and xenophobic attacks in South Africa. This move highlights the organization's commitment to protecting its citizens across member states.
Ifedayo Adedapo Kolawoe Adeyeye, a Nigerian father convicted of kidnapping his son, has been mistakenly released from a UK prison and is now on the run. This incident raises concerns about prison management and the handling of serious offenders.
Nigeria and Ghana have enhanced their collaboration to combat drug trafficking cartels. This partnership aims to strengthen law enforcement efforts in both countries.
Nigeria and the US have established defence working groups to address escalating insecurity in the country. This initiative comes despite ongoing support from troops and drones to combat the situation.
The Edo State Police have successfully arrested a robbery suspect in Auchi. They recovered a firearm, a live cartridge, and stolen items during the operation.
Boko Haram launched a deadly attack on a military base in Chad, resulting in the deaths of at least 23 soldiers and injuries to 26 others. This incident highlights the ongoing security challenges in the region.
Muslim leaders in Enugu State have refuted claims that they were involved in the arrest of Alhaji Musa Ani. They described the allegations circulating on social media as false and misleading.
The Inspector General of Police has initiated a nationwide arms audit to enhance accountability following a fatal incident involving officers in Delta. This move aims to prevent future misuse of firearms by law enforcement.
Families of five missing engineers from Ebonyi are calling for a new investigation into their 2021 disappearance, disputing the official narrative. They seek an unbiased probe to uncover the truth behind the incident.
Plateau State continues to suffer from insecurity despite President Tinubu's promises of improved safety measures. The ongoing violence is exacerbating economic challenges and deepening public fears.
Afenifere has called on the federal government to intensify efforts against terrorism and kidnapping in Nigeria. They also urged for a complete overhaul of the NYSC scheme due to rising security concerns.
A recent jihadist attack in Mali has revealed the weaknesses of the AES and the military junta. This incident has shattered previous illusions about the country's security situation.
A worker from the Presidential Villa has denied any involvement in a coup plot, stating he was misled about the situation. The ongoing trial raises questions about the credibility of the allegations.
Afenifere has raised concerns about the rising incidents of terror and kidnappings in Oyo and surrounding states. The group is urging the government to take immediate action to address the escalating violence.
A retired general has been interrogated regarding an alleged coup plot against President Tinubu but denies any involvement. He confirmed receiving a N2 million transfer, asserting it was not linked to illegal activities.
A driver has been arrested after a crash on the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos resulted in the death of a woman. Officials have cited speeding as the cause of the accident.
A tragic shooting occurred at a school in Brazil, resulting in the deaths of two staff members and injuries to others. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about school safety worldwide.
The Nigerian Police have established a new crackdown unit following the dismissal of officers involved in an alleged extra-judicial killing in Delta State. This move aims to enhance accountability and restore public trust in the police force.
The US has concluded its offensive operations against Iran, according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio. However, the US remains prepared to respond forcefully to any further attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Inspector General of Police, Olatunji Disu, has initiated a comprehensive audit of arms and ammunition in police formations to combat weapon proliferation. This move follows the recent arrest of 280 suspected criminals and the recovery of over 1,200 weapons.
A woman was killed in a tragic accident on the Third Mainland Bridge, while her daughter survived. Preliminary findings from LASTMA suggest possible causes for the crash.
Boko Haram has agreed to release 50 women and children from a total of 416 abducted individuals in Borno. However, the group warns that the release process may face challenges due to the captives being scattered across various locations.
A violent clash between rival cult groups in Makurdi has resulted in three fatalities and numerous injuries, causing panic among residents. The situation escalates as local youths threaten reprisals, prompting many to flee the area.
Police in Borno State have recovered a backpack filled with explosives. This action highlights ongoing security efforts in the region.
An alleged coup defendant claimed he was misled during a court hearing, sharing details of his encounter with the supposed mastermind of the plot. This revelation was made public through a video recording played in court.
A suspect in an alleged coup has claimed he was misled during a video statement. He has consistently denied any involvement in a coup plot.
A 30-year-old man was arrested in Niger State for possessing a gun and military camouflage. The suspect, Agada Isaac, was caught after attempting to flee from the police.
The Nigerian Army has successfully killed terrorists and seized weapons during operations in Zamfara. These targeted raids were conducted in various communities to enhance security.