Military Rescues Six Abducted Farmers Including Infants in Borno
Troops of Operation HADIN KAI rescued six persons, including two infants, kidnapped from farms in Borno State. The victims were freed in Chibok LGA and reunited with families.
Category : Security
Woman Arrested for Assaulting Niece with Knife in Abia
Abia State police arrest 35-year-old Nwoko Gift for allegedly attacking her 12-year-old niece with a kitchen knife; suspect to face attempted murder charges.
Niger imposes curfew on Rafi communities after clashes
Niger State Government imposes curfew on Rafi communities after renewed Kamuku-Fulani clashes killed 80. Governor Bago visits affected areas, orders security deployment and peace committee.
Gbajabiamila gives fake DG 72 hours or faces N10bn suit
Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila demands Adeniyi Adeyemi withdraw corruption, murder allegations in 72 hours or face N10 billion defamation suit and criminal proceedings.
Police hunt for fake agency DG Adeniyi Adeyemi
The Nigerian Police Force has launched a manhunt for Adeniyi Adeyemi, the director general of the disowned Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, over forgery charges.
Nigeria's Sickle Cell Survival Gap: A Call for Action
In Nigeria, sickle cell warriors face a survival wall due to blood shortages. Only 25-30% of transfusion needs are met. Regular blood donation and policy changes can close the gap.
Acquittal Stands: Forfeiture Order Doesn't Nullify Mutu's Acquittal
Despite a recent forfeiture order, Hon Nicholas Mutu's April 2026 acquittal by Justice Ogunbanjo remains valid as the two cases are legally distinct.
Benue Woman Arrested for House Fire That Killed Two Girls
Police in Benue have arrested Mbalumen Ikyenge for allegedly setting a house on fire, killing two girls aged four and six in Zaki-Biam. Investigation ongoing.
Enugu bans traffic task force on federal highways
The Enugu State Ministry of Transport has banned all traffic task force operations on federal highways to curb extortion by fake officials. A special team has been constituted to arrest offenders.
CSOs protest at NASS, demand suspension of Fasina's confirmation
Coalition of CSOs protests at National Assembly, demanding suspension of Prof. Abayomi Fasina's ambassadorial confirmation over pending sexual harassment and human rights cases in court.
Court Adjourns Coup Trial Over Hausa Interpretation Dispute
The Federal High Court in Abuja postponed the trial of alleged coup plotters after disputes over Hausa interpretation of a defendant's testimony, ordering a neutral interpreter.
Council warns bar candidates against unauthorised regalia use
The Council of Legal Education has warned candidates awaiting Call to the Bar against unauthorised use of wigs and gowns, threatening disciplinary action that could affect eligibility.
Lawmaker distances self from fake Facebook accounts
Rep. Clement Jimbo's office warns the public about fake Facebook accounts impersonating him, urging vigilance and reporting of fraudulent profiles.
Lagos Court Grants TikTok Streamer Peller ₦500,000 Bail
A Lagos Magistrates' Court granted TikTok streamer Habeeb 'Peller' Hamzat bail of ₦500,000 for allegedly resisting and threatening police officers in Lekki.
Edo Businesses Must Install CCTV by July 30
Edo State Security Squad mandates all business owners to install functional CCTV cameras by July 30 to combat kidnapping, cultism, and violent crimes.
Police arrest fake inspector with multiple uniforms in Uyo
Akwa Ibom Police arrest Precious Joseph for impersonating a police inspector, recovering multiple uniforms, badges, and identity cards in Uyo.
Egypt coach Hossam Hassan questions officiating in Argentina defeat
Egypt coach Hossam Hassan criticized the officiating in his team's 3-2 loss to Argentina, suggesting Lionel Messi's presence influenced decisions at the 2026 World Cup.
Fake Agency Scandal: Arraignment delayed multiple times
The arraignment of Adeniyi Adeyemi, accused of running a fake Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, has been delayed repeatedly since November 2025 due to defence requests, court issues, and ill health.
One Killed in Farmer-Herder Clash in Niger State
A farmer-herder dispute over destroyed farmland in Beji, Niger State, left one dead and another injured. The local government chairman and police confirm the incident.
Ondo Police Kill Two Kidnappers, Foil Abduction on Highway
Ondo police foiled a kidnap attempt on the Akure-Owo Expressway, killing two suspects and recovering weapons. The operation saved a block industry owner from abduction.
Police rescue one of three abducted Fulafia students
Police confirm abduction of three Federal University of Lafia students; one rescued, search ongoing for two others.
Missing Man Found Buried in Shallow Grave After Two Years
A man missing since 2024 after violence in the Oyo-Osun boundary dispute was found buried in a shallow grave, following a suspect's confession after a fresh shooting arrest.
Senate Rejects Probe of ₦1.3 Billion Fake Agency Budget
The Nigerian Senate has rejected a motion to investigate ₦1.3 billion allocated to the non-existent Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, opting to await ICPC findings.
Trump Threatens Iran Naval Blockade, Strike on Kharg Island
President Donald Trump says US may reimpose naval blockade on Iran in Strait of Hormuz and take over Kharg Island, restarting war and impacting global economy.
Baba Ijesha Unbothered by Critics After Visit to MC Oluomo
Yoruba actor Baba Ijesha dismisses criticism over public appearances after child assault conviction, visits NURTW president MC Oluomo in Abuja, days after Ooni of Ife denied giving him a chieftaincy title.
EFCC plays voice note linking Sirika to N2.8bn fraud
EFCC presents voice note in court allegedly showing ex-Aviation Minister Hadi Sirika instructing a permanent secretary to award a N2.8bn consultancy contract to his friend.
EFCC Arraigns Ex-Port Harcourt Refinery MD Dikko for N1.3bn Laundering
The EFCC arraigned former Port Harcourt Refinery MD Ahmed Dikko on 12 money laundering charges. He was granted N150m bail with one surety. Trial starts October 12.
US Lawmaker Blames Fulani Militants for Christian Genocide
US Rep. Riley Moore asserts Fulani militants are the largest perpetrators of violence against Christians in Nigeria, urging action to stop killings in the Middle Belt.
Reps Demand Tinubu Appear Over Budget Funding Crisis
House of Representatives members voted to compel President Tinubu to appear over unimplemented budgets, citing zero capital releases and N1.5 trillion in unpaid contractor debts.
House Committee Chair Calls for Execution of Bandits, Terrorists
House of Representatives Committee on Navy Chairman Yusuf Gagdi calls for the elimination of arrested bandits and terrorists, opposing rehabilitation programs.
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