Oyo NUT Suspends Strike, Schools to Reopen After Abductions
The Nigeria Union of Teachers in Oyo State suspends its month-long strike after government approval and security assurances, reopening public schools.
Category : Security
CSOs sue TotalEnergies in France over Niger Delta divestment
Four civil society groups filed a lawsuit in France to compel TotalEnergies to disclose documents on its planned sale of onshore oil assets in Nigeria's Niger Delta, citing environmental and human rights concerns.
CBN revokes licences of 46 microfinance banks: full list
The Central Bank of Nigeria has revoked the operating licences of 46 microfinance banks for failing to meet regulatory requirements, including inadequate assets and inactivity.
48 Killed in Niger State Clash Between Fulani and Kamuku
At least 48 villagers were killed in a clash between Fulani herders and Kamuku ethnic group in Tegina, Niger State. The violence erupted Wednesday morning.
Court Allows Peter Obi to Serve Okonkwo Summons in N8bn Defamation Suit
Anambra High Court grants Peter Obi leave to serve Kenneth Okonkwo defamation suit summons via substituted means after initial service failed, in an N8 billion lawsuit over bribery allegations.
Akwa Ibom council suspends security supervisor over phone theft
Nsit Ibom Local Government Council in Akwa Ibom suspends Supervisor for Internal Security Idara Okure over alleged theft of two mobile phones at a Zenith Bank branch in Uyo, pending police investigation.
SSS Arraigns Five Sylva Associates for Concealing His Whereabouts
Five associates of ex-Bayelsa Governor Timipre Sylva were arraigned in Abuja for allegedly hiding him after he was declared wanted over an alleged coup plot against President Tinubu.
N98.5bn Patent Suit: Court Urges Amicable Settlement
The Federal High Court in Lagos has urged parties in a N98.5 billion patent infringement suit involving CBN, NIBSS, and others to resolve the dispute amicably before trial.
Plateau Police Arrest Two Suspects for Illegal Firearms
Plateau State Police arrest two suspects for illegal possession and sale of locally fabricated firearms, recovering rifles, magazines, and ammunition in Jos and Mangu.
Anambra Police Commissioner Urges Professionalism
Anambra Police Commissioner Ikioye Orutugu has urged officers to maintain professionalism, echoing the IGP's directives against indiscipline and corruption to earn public trust.
Security Forces Repel NIPSS Attack, Kill One Gunman
Security operatives repelled an attack on NIPSS in Plateau State, killing one assailant and forcing others to flee. No casualties among institute staff or participants.
Court grants Mike Ozekhome permission for UK medical trip
The FCT High Court in Abuja granted senior lawyer Mike Ozekhome permission to travel to the UK for a six-week medical trip, ordering him to return his passport by 26 August 2026.
Niger State Communal Violence Death Toll Rises to 18
The death toll from communal violence in Rafi LGA, Niger State, has risen to 18 following fresh attacks, police confirm. The crisis stems from a land dispute between two communities.
Accused of forging govt letters, Adeyemi claims presidency trying to silence him
Adeniyi Adeyemi, accused of forging government appointment letters and impersonating a director-general, tells PREMIUM TIMES from hiding that the presidency is using a 'defence mechanism' to silence him.
Military Kills 6 Terrorists, Recovers Rifles in Plateau
Troops of Operation ENDURING PEACE killed at least six suspected terrorists and recovered locally fabricated rifles in Plateau State between 26 June and 2 July, also foiling an attack on NIPSS Kuru.
NUPRC confirms first aquifer contamination in Bille
NUPRC confirms first aquifer contamination in Bille community, Rivers State, due to prolonged toxic gas leak. Federal government pledges immediate aid and lasting solution.
Keyamo: Private Jet Mistook Road for Runway in Asaba
Minister Festus Keyamo says a private jet that landed on a road near Asaba Airport mistakenly identified it as the runway, with no mechanical failure. The incident is now under national security investigation.
Gbajabiamila accuser vows to clear name in fake agency scandal
Adeniyi Adeyemi, accused of running a fake presidential agency, says he is ready to face the law and clear his name amid fraud allegations and bribery claims.
Peller clashes with police over car without number plate
Popular TikToker Peller clashed with Lagos police officers after being stopped for driving a car without a number plate, alleging hostility and a gun being pointed at him.
Nigerian cabin cleaner praised for returning $730
Bala Zakari, a cabin cleaner, returned $730 and credit cards found on a British Airways flight, earning praise for his honesty.
Eswatini brothers remanded for killing mother's boyfriend
Three brothers in Eswatini appeared in court for allegedly killing their mother's boyfriend with bricks and stones on June 28, 2026, and have been remanded until July 10.
Couple Charged After Scaling Empire State Building Antenna
A couple who got engaged atop the Empire State Building's antenna over 1,000 feet high was released Wednesday after facing felony charges for the stunt.
UEFA Rejects Red Card Rule for Mouth Covering
UEFA will not send off players who cover their mouths during confrontations, opting against adopting IFAB's optional rule despite its use at the 2026 World Cup.
3,610 Killed, 3,960 Abducted in Nigeria by Terrorists
Intersociety reports 3,610 killed and 3,960 abducted by suspected Islamic terrorist groups in Nigeria from January to June 2026, with 300 churches destroyed and forced conversions.
Russia kills 18 in massive missile and drone attack on Kyiv
At least 18 killed and over 90 injured in Russia's large-scale missile and drone attack on Kyiv, with more than 20 sites hit across the capital.
Norway Court Acquits Flying Eagles Star Daniel Daga
The Frostating Court of Appeal acquitted 19-year-old Flying Eagles midfielder Daniel Daga of sexual assault, overturning a six-month prison sentence. He is now available for Molde FK.
Bandits kill boy, abduct 43 in Sokoto attacks
Bandits killed a 10-year-old boy and abducted 43 residents in coordinated attacks on Takatsaba and Tarah villages in Sabon Birni LGA, Sokoto State.
LASEPA Seals 10 Businesses Over Environmental Pollution
LASEPA sealed 10 establishments across Lagos for repeated noise pollution, air pollution, and untreated effluent discharge, following warnings and abatement notices.
EFCC arraigns woman for identity theft in Enugu
The EFCC arraigned Mbah Chidinma Sophina for identity theft and forgery in Enugu. She faces three counts, including possession of fraudulent documents, and was remanded in custody.
Police rescue abducted 8-year-old boy, arrest four suspects
Gombe State Police rescued an 8-year-old boy and arrested four kidnap suspects. The victim was reunited with family unharmed after an intelligence-led operation.
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