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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.
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.
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 Nigeria Police Force has arrested six suspected kidnappers and rescued multiple victims in Kaduna State. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat kidnapping in the region.
IGP Disu has launched a new police tactical unit aimed at combating violent crime in Nigeria. He also condemned the recent extra-judicial killing of a suspect in Delta State as unlawful.
A defendant in the Nigerian coup plot trial claims he was misled in a video statement. He denies any involvement in the alleged coup and discusses cash payments related to the case.
A 17-year-old student from FUTO, Mary Uzoma, has been kidnapped in Imo State. The police are actively conducting a search and rescue operation to locate her.
A 42-year-old man has been remanded in court for the alleged rape of a minor. The incident was reported after passersby intervened and took him to a police station.
Bandits have killed four people in southern Katsina and robbed a PDP aspirant. The attacks took place in Funtua and Bakori local government areas between April 26 and 28.
A man was sentenced to five years in prison for concealing nearly 736 grams of cocaine in his body for export. He broke down in tears upon hearing the verdict.
The Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Olatunji Disu, has mandated a nationwide audit of arms and ammunition by Commissioners of Police. This directive aims to enhance security measures across the country.
Captagon, a drug linked to terrorism, poses a significant threat to Nigeria's national security. Its notoriety in the Middle East raises concerns about its potential impact on the country.
Plateau State has banned roadblocks following recent violence in Mangu and has ordered the arrest of those involved. The government emphasizes that no grievance justifies such violent actions.
Troops have successfully apprehended a suspected gunrunner in Abia State and conducted raids on IPOB hideouts. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to enhance security in the South-east region of Nigeria.
Nigeria and Ghana have signed a significant anti-trafficking pact to strengthen their collaboration against drug cartels. This agreement marks a decisive step in their joint efforts to combat drug trafficking in West Africa.
A court has ruled that SERAP defamed the SSS and awarded N100 million in damages to the security agency. The ruling emphasizes that libel is actionable when false and damaging publications occur.
The Inspector-General has ordered the transfer of 1,332 officers from the Delta Command following public outrage over an alleged extrajudicial killing. This move aims to address concerns regarding police conduct and restore public trust.
Thirteen suspects have been arrested by the police in connection with the alleged assault of journalist Allwell Ene. The attack occurred while Ene was investigating a phone purchase fraud in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
A military officer was shot during a confrontation in Bayelsa while the Nigerian Navy arrested two pipeline vandals. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges related to oil theft in the region.
The Rivers State Police Command successfully rescued an assaulted journalist and apprehended 13 suspects involved in the incident. This action highlights the police's commitment to ensuring the safety of journalists in the region.