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NIMASA emphasizes the need for ongoing collaboration among Nigeria's security agencies to enhance maritime security. This partnership is crucial for safeguarding the country's maritime ecosystem.
Two minors were rescued after being sold for N18,000 each and forced to hawk goods for four months. The case highlights ongoing issues with child trafficking in Nigeria.
The Nigerian Air Force has intensified its operations against Boko Haram in Borno, targeting a key commander's stronghold. This military action reflects ongoing efforts to combat terrorism in the North-east region.
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The Nigerian Air Force has successfully destroyed terrorists' hideouts in the Southern Tumbuns and Mandara Mountains. The presidency emphasizes Nigerians' right to self-defense and local security regulations are being implemented.
The US has linked terrorism funding in Nigeria to transnational drug cartels, highlighting a significant increase in cocaine trafficking. Recent drug seizures in West Africa have reached record amounts, raising concerns about the region's role in global terrorism.
The Peace Corps of Nigeria has warned that ongoing attacks on students may deter parents from sending their children to school. They are prepared to enhance security measures in educational institutions through personnel deployment and intelligence gathering.
The South West region is experiencing increased insecurity due to bandit activities. This escalating situation poses a challenge to the ongoing efforts to promote affordable education in the area.
A coalition of northern groups calls for the urgent restructuring of Nigeria and regional autonomy to combat deepening insecurity, poverty, and unemploymen
In the Nigeria coup trial, Col. Mohammed Ma’aji challenges the military court’s jurisdiction, arguing the charges are legally defective and incompetent.
House Speaker Tajudeen Abbas urges for the quick rescue of abducted students and teachers in Oyo. The military has responded by deploying Tucano jets to assist in the operation.
While politicians focus on 2027, the Nigeria insecurity crisis deepens with school abductions and killings, threatening the nation’s democratic future.
An Ogun couple was arrested by police in Mowe for child stealing after a mother reported her baby missing. Two other stolen children were also rescued.
Nigeria's military is intensifying its counter-terrorism efforts with precision airstrikes in Borno and has acquired advanced combat drones. These developments aim to enhance operational effectiveness against terrorist threats.
Residents of Bille Kingdom in Rivers State are calling for relocation due to a gas leak that has ignited a fire. They are urging the government to declare a state of emergency to prevent further disaster.
There is a growing concern over the security of schools in Oyo State following recent attacks. Security agencies are urged to enhance measures to protect educational institutions.
The Nigeria Police Force has disclaimed the 'AFRIPOL 2026' programme, labeling it as fake and unauthorized. They have warned the public to be cautious of misleading information.
The Human Rights Association has raised concerns over extrajudicial killings by Nigerian security forces, calling for the prosecution of involved officers. This situation highlights a troubling culture of impunity within the security sector.
The Nigerian Army has acquired new TP-2 drones to improve its combat operations. This enhancement aims to boost surveillance and precision strikes in military engagements.
An ISWAP attack in Borno has resulted in the deaths of at least 30 loggers and fishermen, with many others reported missing. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
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A tragic accident on a Gombe highway resulted in the deaths of a policewoman and a pedestrian. The incident was caused by a truck that suffered brake failure and crashed into shops and motorcycles.
Parents in Borno are calling for the return of their abducted children, while Governor Zulum reassures them of ongoing efforts for their release. The governor's support package is also under scrutiny amidst these concerns.
The Nigeria Labour Congress has urged the federal government to take immediate action against the rising kidnappings of children. They emphasize the need for security agencies to fulfill their responsibilities in protecting innocent lives.
According to the community chairman, the burnt vehicle was discovered at one of the entrances leading into the thick forest where the terrorists reportedly took the victims.
The NLC has called for immediate action to address the ongoing school abductions in Oyo, highlighting the risks of increasing insecurity. They warn that continued instability could lead citizens to turn to criminal groups for protection, threatening national unity.
Femi Falana has petitioned the African Commission regarding ongoing xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in South Africa. He is seeking urgent court intervention to address these escalating threats to safety and security.
A Nigerian man, Mr. Ugberaese, has been extradited to the United States for his involvement in romance fraud and money laundering. He allegedly deceived victims into sending money under false pretenses through online scams.
A dispatch rider tragically lost his life in a road crash in Lagos after colliding with a truck. LASTMA officials confirmed the incident along the Ilupeju Bypass.
The union said the development has created fear, panic and emotional trauma among teachers, students, parents and members of affected communities. The post NUT Condemns Attacks On Schools, Warns Of Possible Strike appeared first on Channels Television.