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Femi Falana urges urgent action to rescue the abducted pupils and teachers in Oyo, emphasizing their suffering. He highlights this incident as part of a larger national issue that needs addressing.
Lawyer Omole suggests that the appointment of the Inspector General of Police (IGP) should consider broader criteria beyond the police hierarchy. He emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the police in Nigeria's internal security management.
Asiwaju Kunle Kalejaye has urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to take decisive action against banditry and kidnapping, emphasizing their threat to democracy. He advocates for a state of emergency to combat these issues effectively.
A protest against insecurity led by Femi Falana is set for June 12, coinciding with Democracy Day. The demonstration faces a counter-rally in Lagos, highlighting rising tensions around security issues in Nigeria.
Five men have been sentenced to 25 years in prison for supplying arms to affiliates of Boko Haram. The court found that the weapons were intended for a known member of the group in Niger State.
NANS and the Take It Back Movement are in conflict over the disruption of protests related to the recent abduction of schoolchildren and teachers in Oyo. This disagreement highlights differing approaches to addressing security concerns in the region.
Civil society groups held a protest in Osun to highlight the growing insecurity in Nigeria. Comrade Kola Ibrahim emphasized the need for urgent action to address these concerns.
The Adamawa State Police Command has arrested two suspects, Abdulhamid Salihu and Bello Yahaya, linked to armed robbery in Mubi. Investigations are currently ongoing to uncover more details.
President Tinubu emphasizes that the breakdown of grassroots governance is a significant factor in Nigeria's insecurity. He advocates for effective local administration as a crucial solution to this issue.
The enforcement exercise, which follows a directive from the Inspector-General of Police, is aimed at preventing criminals from exploiting vehicle anonymity to perpetrate crimes and evade detection. The post Insecurity: Ogun Police crack down on vehicles with concealed, fake numb...
The protesters gathered at the Ikeja Underbridge area of Lagos as part of activities marking Nigeria's Democracy Day, carrying placards with inscriptions demanding urgent action to tackle insecurity, kidnapping and the country's worsening economic crisis.
This protest comes amid the recent coordinated mass abductions that occurred in Oyo and Borno states within hours of each other, as well as hardship. The post EndBadGovernance Protest Holds In Lagos As Demonstrators Demand Action On Hardship, Insecurity appeared first on Channels...
For this year's edition, the theme is centred around governance, democracy, and national security. The post LIVE: The Platform, June 12 Edition appeared first on Channels Television.
“We have moved from training with our allies, the United States, France and other European countries, to precision targetting. The post 13,000 terrorists neutralised in one year – Tinubu appeared first on Vanguard News.
He asked, "bandits, kidnappers, and sponsors of terror: Surrender or face the full force of the Nigerian State". The post Over 124,000 Fighters, Their Dependents Have Surrendered Since 2023 —Tinubu appeared first on Channels Television.
According to him, the country is partnering with allies such as the US, France, and other European countries to address Nigeria's security challenges. The post We Remain Hopeful For Safe Return Of Abducted Oyo, Borno Schoolchildren, Teachers – Tinubu appeared first on Channel...
A recent editorial highlights how intelligence failures contribute to worsening insecurity in Nigeria. It draws parallels with past incidents, emphasizing the need for better information and awareness to address these challenges.
Families have been in distress for 27 days as students and teachers remain kidnapped in the old Oyo national park corridor. Governor Makinde highlighted the ongoing uncertainty faced by the affected communities.
President Tinubu highlights that the kidnappings in Oyo and Borno have marred the celebration of Democracy Day. He pledges to ensure the safe return of the abducted schoolchildren and enhance security in Nigeria.
The Ogun State Police have initiated a crackdown on vehicles using concealed or counterfeit number plates to improve security. This operation aims to reduce criminal activities in the region.
A court has ordered the release of a professor and community leaders in Okuama following the tragic killing of 17 soldiers. The decision has sparked jubilation in the community amidst ongoing tensions.
President Tinubu has issued a stern warning to criminals to surrender or face legal action on Democracy Day. He highlighted the neutralization of over 13,000 terrorists and the laying down of arms by more than 124,000 individuals in the past year.
President Bola Tinubu has warned bandits and kidnappers to surrender or face the full force of the Nigerian state. This statement underscores the government's commitment to tackling insecurity in the country.
Bandits attacked multiple communities in Kwara State, resulting in the kidnapping of several individuals and the death of one resident. The assaults occurred in Gaa-Oke Abba, Gaa-Alla, and Famole during the night.
West Africa's largest airline, Air Peace, has expressed sadness over the circumstances that necessitated the evacuation of Nigerian citizens in South Africa, describing the situation as unfortunate and deeply concerning. The post Air Peace laments xenophobic attacks, backs evacua...
Flight recorders from the private aircraft involved in the Asaba roadway landing have been retrieved by investigators. This development is crucial for understanding the circumstances surrounding the incident.
President Tinubu has declared that individuals financing terrorism will face harsh repercussions, emphasizing the government's commitment to combating such threats. He also noted the neutralization of over 13,000 terrorists in his Democracy Day speech.
The Senate has passed the second reading of a bill to establish state police in Nigeria, following a strong vote from the House of Representatives. This move is seen as a significant step towards tackling the country's growing security issues.
Nigeria has imposed a $6 million fine on an Indian ship and its 11 crew members for cocaine trafficking. This conviction marks a significant step in combating international drug smuggling networks.
DICON's partner has launched a local shotgun system aimed at enhancing security measures in Nigeria. This initiative is expected to benefit various local defense groups and boost domestic manufacturing capabilities.