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Ogun State Police Command neutralises two kidnappers, recovers N2.2 million ransom and a firearm in a successful anti-kidnapping operation.
A court has set June 30 to rule on Omoyele Sowore's bail request after revoking it due to his absence in court. Sowore faces charges related to cybercrime and criminal defamation.
WhatsApp has introduced a new security feature designed to protect users from scams and unauthorised access by alerting them when read more WhatsApp introduces linked device alerts to help users detect account takeover attempts
Prince Abubakar Audu University has arrested two more suspects linked to a student's murder as part of its anti-cultism campaign. This action reflects the institution's commitment to enhancing campus safety and tackling cult-related violence.
The NDLEA has successfully dismantled a meth lab in Oyo and arrested a Mexican national along with four accomplices. This operation follows a similar bust in Ogun State, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat drug manufacturing in Nigeria's Southwest region.
Russia asserts that nuclear weapons are the only safeguard against global conflict, highlighting concerns over a potential arms race. This statement comes amid rising tensions and fears of escalating military confrontations worldwide.
Air Peace CEO Allen Onyema calls for Nigerians to stop investing in South Africa and adopt an economic boycott in response to recurring xenophobic attacks.
The church official said the donation was coming at a time when youths are facing pressure from idleness, drugs, and crime. The post Journalist donates trophy for church football competition appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Friends of the murdered former OGTV broadcaster Kitan Oyesiku are demanding justice. They urge the Ogun State Government and police to investigate her death thoroughly.
The PAVE Network has cautioned political figures against using Nigeria's escalating security issues for their own gain. They emphasize the need for unity in addressing the crisis rather than politicizing it.
DSS agents prevented lawyers and supporters from entering the courtroom during Sowore's hearing, causing heightened tension. The operatives were reported to be intimidating supporters and restricting movement around the court premises.
Bayo Onanuga, Tinubu’s aide, claims Nigerian media creates a false narrative of widespread insecurity, urging caution against exaggerated reports.
…As Rivers CP inspects checkpoints, dismantles roadblocks Police officers found at checkpoints with roadblocks and those not properly attired in read more Defaulting police officers to face disciplinary action – NPF
Nigeria is facing significant security challenges, prompting a shift from theoretical discussions to urgent implementation of state policing. This complex task highlights the need for effective strategies to enhance local security measures.
Kim Jong-un has announced a new blueprint for developing 10,000-ton warships and enhancing North Korea's nuclear naval capabilities. This development reflects the country's commitment to advancing its military technology.
Abdussamad Dasuki has urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to enhance collaboration with Niger Republic to tackle security challenges. Strengthening these ties is seen as crucial for improving regional security.
Nigerian soldiers successfully rescued two women who were kidnapped while returning from the market. The troops also thwarted further abduction attempts in the area.
Stakeholders have clarified that TANTITA Security Services' drones are designed to combat oil theft and vandalism in Nigeria. They emphasize that these drones are not intended for any ethnic conflicts.
The Oyo State House of Assembly has expressed serious concerns about increasing insecurity linked to weak border controls, particularly following recent school abductions. The state Police Command has dismissed claims regarding the victims' situation, adding to the tension in the region.
The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in San Jose federal court, contests the Pentagon's decision to include Alibaba in a list released this month of companies it says have ties to the Chinese military. The post Alibaba Sues Pentagon Over Blacklist Designation appeared first on Channels Tel...
The Lagos State Police Command has arrested 38 foreign nationals in Epe, Lagos State, following intelligence reports about the presence of a large number of foreigners occupying a building in the area. The post Lagos Police arrests 38 foreign nationals, recovers 14 firearms in cr...
The US has imposed sanctions on Nigerian bureaux de change as part of efforts to combat terrorism financing. This move aims to strengthen partnerships with Nigeria in addressing violent extremism and regional stability threats.
Michael Olugbode in Abuja Nearly one in every two female students in Nigeria experiences some form of gender-based violence during years in school, a disturbing trend fuelling school dropouts, inflicting
By Udora Orizu “A true patriot is one who refuses to give up on the Nigerian Promise and remains committed to the potential that remains trapped beneath the surface of
The DSS has concluded its wiretapping case against former Governor El-Rufai after examining two witnesses. He may remain in custody until September as the court has refused to vary his bail.
Nigeria is enhancing its security by developing a new team of weapons specialists to prevent diversion. The initiative is led by the Director-General of the NCCSALW, retired DIG Johnson Kokumo.
Linus Aleke in Abuja The Maritime Component of Operation Whirl Stroke has issued a comprehensive safety advisory to riverine communities following a significant rise in water levels brought about by
Linus Aleke in Abuja The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Olatunji Disu, has prohibited police personnel from engaging in unauthorised social media activities, warning that such conduct undermines the integrity, professionalism
Lagos police have sent evidence from a recent explosion to Abuja for forensic examination. This step aims to enhance the investigation into the incident that occurred in the Oke Mushin area.
The US has sanctioned Mukhtar Adamu Muhammad, a Lagos-based ISIS financier, along with three bureaux de change linked to him. This action is part of a broader initiative to disrupt ISIS financial networks globally.