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The Nigerian military has reassigned key leaders, including 17 generals, to enhance efforts against terrorism and crime. This strategic shake-up aims to strengthen the country's security operations.
Iran has launched attacks on US sites in the Gulf following American strikes, escalating tensions. This exchange of strikes threatens the ongoing peace agreement between the two nations.
The Nigerian Army announces a major shake-up, appointing new GOCs and commanders to strengthen national security and operational effectiveness. Get the ful
Governor Uzodimma emphasizes the need for improved collaboration among security agencies to effectively address Nigeria's security challenges. He highlights that national security is a shared responsibility among all levels of government.
The NDLEA has seized illegal drugs worth ₦5 billion in Rivers State, highlighting ongoing challenges with drug trafficking. The agency warns that criminal elements are exploiting maritime routes for illicit activities.
Seventeen more suspects have been arraigned in connection with the mob killing of Malama Ummulkhairi in Kaduna, bringing the total to 33 facing charges. The incident has drawn widespread condemnation from various sectors of society.
Armed herdsmen have taken over many communities, leaving them abandoned by their owners. This transformation has turned these areas into ghost settlements, raising concerns about security and displacement.
Chido Onumah praises Nuhu Ribadu for his commitment to improving national security in Nigeria. The effectiveness of security measures is seen in the everyday safety of citizens, including children, farmers, and traders.
Senator George Akume has pledged the federal government's commitment to securing the release of Nigerians held captive by bandits. This assurance reflects a strong stance against the ongoing security challenges in the country.
Nigerian troops have successfully dismantled an ISWAP roadblock, rescuing 53 hostages and recovering eight vehicles. The army plans to recruit an additional 28,000 troops to enhance security efforts in the region.
A report indicates that 282 rifles were stolen from Nigerian security forces by gunmen between 2021 and mid-2026. This alarming trend raises concerns about the security of arms in the country.
Governor Seyi Makinde has committed to ensuring the safe return of kidnapped Oyo students and teachers. He is implementing a curfew and taking additional measures to address the situation.
Alhaji Risku Muhammad, the chairman of MACBAN in Benue, was assassinated along with a friend after a peace meeting with gunmen. The police are currently investigating the incident as tensions rise in the area.
A building collapse in Lagos has resulted in nine fatalities due to ignored warnings about its structural integrity. This tragedy highlights the critical need for adherence to safety regulations in construction.
A bandit attack in Zamfara's Gummi LGA has displaced 484 individuals, including 271 children, as reported by IOM. The ongoing crisis highlights the urgent need for humanitarian assistance in the region.
The Nigerian Army is set to recruit 28,000 new personnel to enhance its capacity in tackling insecurity across the country. This initiative aims to bolster national security efforts significantly.
The NDLEA has made significant progress by arresting over 29,000 drug suspects and seizing drugs valued at N1.5 trillion in the past 18 months. This effort has also resulted in over 5,200 convictions, highlighting the agency's commitment to combating drug-related crimes.
A 43-year-old man has been detained in Kwara for allegedly impregnating a 14-year-old primary school pupil. The arrest was made by the NSCDC as part of their efforts to combat such crimes.
Nigerian children remain at risk of human trafficking due to ongoing security lapses and systemic failures. Efforts to combat this issue are being discussed, highlighting the urgent need for improved protections.
Insecurity, marked by kidnappings and bandit attacks, is driving worshippers away from popular prayer mountains in Nigeria. These once-busy sacred sites are now becoming deserted due to safety concerns.
Rivers State Police have successfully seized a Browning pistol hidden in a loaf of bread during a stop-and-search operation. A suspect has been apprehended in connection with this unusual concealment method.
A woman in Akwa Ibom has been sentenced to life imprisonment for her involvement in the attempted murder of a 12-year-old. The case highlights serious concerns regarding violence in the community.
Three individuals have been arrested in Osun State for possessing a human skull taken from a family grave. Police are currently conducting investigations into the matter.
A husband has accused the police of delivering his wife to a mob in Kaduna, where she was subsequently burned alive. This tragic incident raises serious concerns about police accountability and public safety in the region.
The US has launched strikes on Iranian locations in response to an attack on a cargo vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. This operation is characterized as a powerful retaliation for the assault on the commercial ship.
A recent bomb blast in Imo State has resulted in the deaths of two individuals. This incident follows a previous explosion in the same area that claimed one life nine months ago.
Accord Party members have staged a protest in Osun following the abduction of two individuals by suspected criminals. The police are currently investigating the incident.
Governor Lawal has pledged to enhance support for military operations during a security council meeting in Zamfara. The meeting included all heads of security agencies in the state to discuss ongoing security challenges.
A fire broke out in a building on Abiola Street in Alapere, Lagos, on Friday night. The Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service responded to the emergency.
DIG Adegoke Fayoade has warned Osun State politicians to avoid associating with criminals as the 2026 governorship election approaches. He emphasized that security agencies will take a firm stance against violence and lawlessness.