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Benue MACBAN claims that individuals arrested for kidnapping in Okpokwu are innocent travelers rather than criminals. The chairman argues they were ambushed by local youths, highlighting tensions in the region.
The FBI has disrupted a suspected plot to attack the White House during a mixed martial arts event. This incident highlights ongoing security concerns surrounding high-profile events attended by government officials.
President Bola Tinubu has approved the hiring of 1,000 forest guards to enhance security in Katsina State. Governor Dikko Umaru Radda announced this initiative to tackle the region's security challenges.
* Holds commission can’t rely on invalid staff handbook to dismiss employee The Court of Appeal, Abuja Division, has dismissed an appeal filed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
Oyo State Government has demolished three structures in Ibadan linked to criminal activities and weapons storage. This action aims to deter further crime in the area.
President Tinubu has approved the hiring of 1,000 forest guards to enhance security in Katsina State. Governor Radda announced this initiative as a measure to address security challenges in the region.
Nigerian Defence Academy opposes automatic admission for military school graduates, citing breaches of federal character and potential discrimination. Lear
Two individuals have been detained in Edo for allegedly vandalizing and stealing telecom facilities. This action is part of a broader initiative to safeguard national assets and prevent economic sabotage.
The Command said DCP Salihu was never abducted at any point prior to his demise, clarifying that the senior police officer died after a brief illness. The post Lagos police debunk kidnap claim, say DCP Khan Salihu died after brief illness appeared first on Vanguard News.
By Nkiruka Nnorom The United Kingdom has sanctioned a Nigerian entity for alleged involvement in sanctions evasion linked to Russia’s war in Ukraine. The action was part of a new package of 70 sanctions announced by the UK yesterday targeting Russia’s shadow fleet, military p...
A Kaduna community is expressing frustration over the government's inaction as over 70 days have passed since Easter worshippers were abducted. Families are enduring ongoing suffering amid rising insecurity in the region.
The Nigerian government achieved 150 terrorism convictions on the first day of mass trials in Abuja. This significant legal action reflects the government's commitment to combating terrorism.
Gunmen attacked a mining site in Plateau State, resulting in the deaths of five youths. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
According to Mogbonjubola, the state Commissioner of Police, Mr Abimbola Olugbenga, had given a report on the whole process to Gov. Seyi Makinde. The post Oyo Govt demonishes three buildings linked to criminal activity, arms cache appeared first on Vanguard News.
Makinde struck an emotional tone, insisting that his administration would do everything possible to ensure that the abducted children did not suffer the fate of the Chibok schoolgirls. The post Oyo isn’t Chibok, will never be – Makinde appeared first on Vanguard News.
* Says attacks on schools, worshippers, security personnel threaten human dignity Michael Olugbode in Abuja The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Tuesday painted a grim picture of Nigeria’s human
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The European Union-funded Strengthening Access to Reproductive and Adolescent Health (EU-SARAH) programme is set to improve the health and wellbeing read more EU-SARAH, Adamawa target over 1.1m women, children in major health initiative
Three security personnel have been killed in an attack at NIPSS, raising concerns about safety. In a positive development, Dangote refinery has announced a reduction in petrol prices.
A Federal High Court in Katsina State has sentenced a female arms courier to death by hanging after the Department of State Services (DSS) successfully prosecuted her for conspiracy to
The Edo State Government has demolished a building linked to suspected ritualists and cultists in Uromi. This action is part of a renewed effort to combat crime in the area.
Watch video of Algerian and Argentine football fans clashing in New York’s Times Square ahead of their 2026 FIFA World Cup opener. Police intervened.
The Chief of Army Staff emphasized that determination and a collective spirit among soldiers are crucial for military success. He stated that victory relies more on fighting spirit than on weaponry alone.
Traders in Ondo State are devastated after hoodlums destroyed their shops and goods worth millions of naira. The attack occurred at the FUTA junction in Akure, causing significant financial losses for the affected traders.
Two suspected armed robbers have been arrested by the Delta State Police Command in Ughelli. In a separate operation, a large quantity of illicit drugs was also recovered.
The Oyo State Government has demolished a building in Ibadan suspected of being an arms storage facility. This action is part of efforts to enhance security and combat criminal activities in the state.
Katsina State has banned POS transactions, jerrycan fuel sales, and motorcycles in response to rising insecurity. This measure aims to enhance security in the affected local government areas.
Kogi State authorities have confirmed the death of notorious bandit leader Kachala Ibrahim Batijo, who was linked to a recent school attack. His elimination is seen as a significant step towards enhancing security in the region.
President Tinubu has reiterated Nigeria's determination to combat insecurity and will not concede any territory to criminal groups. He praised security forces for their success in eliminating a notorious bandit leader.
Anambra State Police begin enforcement against unregistered and covered plate numbers to boost security. Ensure your vehicle’s plate is visible to avoid sa