Okonkwo Denies Receiving Court Papers in Obi's N8bn Suit
Kenneth Okonkwo, Atiku's ADC campaign spokesperson, says he has not received court documents in Peter Obi's N8bn defamation suit, learning of it only through social media.
Category : Security
South African Lady Moves to Nigeria with Partner Amid Tensions
A South African woman relocated to Nigeria with her Nigerian partner and child as xenophobia intensified in South Africa, sparking online reactions.
Salesman sells employer's stock, gives money to girlfriend
A salesman in Ghana allegedly sold almost all items in his employer's shop and handed the proceeds to his girlfriend, leading to his arrest.
Two soldiers, CJTF member killed repelling ISWAP attack
Troops of Operation Hadin Kai repelled an ISWAP night attack on FOB Mairari in Borno, killing many terrorists but losing two soldiers and one CJTF member.
Teen Allegedly Abducts Girl, 17, to Force Marriage
An 18-year-old man allegedly kidnapped a 17-year-old girl outside her Melbourne school, intending to marry her against her will. He faced court and was remanded.
INTERPOL, FBI arrest Nigerian in Ghana over US bank card fraud
A Nigerian national wanted by INTERPOL has been arrested in Ghana for allegedly using compromised US bank debit cards in a POS fraud scheme targeting fuel stations.
Bandits Kill Chief Imam, Two Others in Sokoto
Bandits killed a chief imam and two others in Sokoto state, Nigeria, on July 1, 2026, prompting mass displacement and livestock rustling.
Florida beauty queen, boyfriend found dead in Venezuela quake
Skarlent Rodríguez, 23, and José Castro were found dead together under rubble after Venezuela earthquakes killed at least 1,719 people.
NDLEA seizes 6,778.5kg Canadian Loud cannabis at Apapa Port
NDLEA has taken custody of 6,778.5kg of 'Canadian Loud' cannabis seized in two containers at Apapa Port, Lagos, in a joint operation with Customs and other agencies.
Taiwan police bust $300 million World Cup betting ring
Taiwan police seized over US$300 million in illegal World Cup bets, arresting eight people in Tainan, including five from Hong Kong and Macau.
Bandits kill Chief Imam, two others in Sokoto attack
Bandits killed the Chief Imam of Talluje village and two others in Sokoto State, forcing hundreds to flee and rustling livestock in a two-hour attack.
Four Suspected Attackers of Plateau Mining Site Killed
Four suspected attackers who allegedly assaulted a mining site in Plateau State were killed by local vigilantes, according to the Berom Youth Moulders Association, which dismissed MACBAN claims that they were members.
CBN Warns Nigerians of Fraudulent Messages, Shares Safety Tips
The CBN alerts Nigerians to fraudulent messages falsely claiming to be from the bank, aimed at stealing personal data. Tips to avoid scams and steps for victims are provided.
Doctor: 7-year-old boy gets HIV after sexual abuse in Kebbi
Dr. Mustapha Mohammed of Kebbi Medical Centre reports a 7-year-old boy contracted HIV after being sodomised by a man. The boy also tested positive for tuberculosis.
Palestinian Goalkeeper Saleem Al-Ashqar Killed in Gaza
Palestinian goalkeeper Saleem Al-Ashqar was killed by Israeli military fire in Gaza, leaving behind a pregnant wife. Over 1,000 Palestinian athletes have died since October 2023.
Court adjourns Emeka Ike N10bn suit against INEC, Wike aide
The Federal High Court in Abuja adjourned until July 22 the N10 billion fundamental rights suit by Nollywood actor Emeka Ike against INEC and Lere Olayinka over alleged privacy violation.
Daughter Raped by Father Heartbroken Over Possible Early Release
A woman raped by her father for years is devastated after learning he may be released early after serving just seven years of a 20-year sentence under Labour's early release scheme.
ONSA: 1,721 terrorism convictions in nine years
The Federal Government has secured 1,721 terrorism-related convictions since October 2017, with 865 convictions in 2026 alone, exceeding the total of the previous nine years.
Nigerian Lawyer Quits Law Firm After NYSC, Shares Trauma
A Nigerian man went viral after sharing his reason for leaving a law firm post-NYSC. He faced disappointment from management and a tough two-week unemployment period but stood by his decision.
Man loses brother's £5m fortune battle, hit with £490k costs
A London court ordered Amir Moaven to pay approximately £490,000 in legal costs after losing a dispute over his late brother Abbas Moaven's multimillion-pound estate, ruled a sham.
Zimbabwe doctor admits two girlfriends in cyberbullying case
Dr David Madzikanda testified in a Harare court that two women in a cyberbullying case are his girlfriends, while remaining married to his wife.
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Doctor Dies 15 Minutes After Arriving at Kano Hospital
Dr Ibrahim, a senior consultant gastroenterologist, slumped and died just 15 minutes after arriving at Arewa Surgery Hospital in Kano to treat elderly patients. His last words were 'LA'ILAHA ILLALLAH.'
Troops Bust Illegal Arms Factory in Kebbi, Arrest Two
Troops of Operation FANSAN YAMMA dismantled an illegal arms manufacturing syndicate in Kebbi, recovering five locally fabricated rifles and arresting two suspects.
50 Zamfara elders freed after N35m ransom, 3 died
About 50 community elders abducted in Zamfara while traveling to a peace meeting with bandits have been freed after a reported N35 million ransom payment, with three elders dying in captivity.
'Flesh-Eating' Bacteria Spreads Across Europe's Beaches
Rising sea temperatures are increasing the risk of Vibrio bacteria in European coastal waters, with the Mediterranean warming faster than the global average, experts warn.
Eight monks killed, 13 injured in Thailand truck crash
Eight Buddhist monks were killed and 13 others injured in Thailand when a pickup truck driven by a juvenile crashed into their pilgrimage procession.
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Man allegedly created fake agency, secured ₦1.3bn budget
Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew allegedly created a fake government agency, secured ₦1.3bn in the 2026 budget, and opened a CBN account before arrest.
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NDIC takes over 46 failed microfinance banks, warns customers
NDIC has commenced the takeover and liquidation of 46 microfinance banks after CBN revoked their licences. Customers are warned against unauthorised transactions. See full list.
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Kumuyi says only God can solve insecurity, Adeboye defends Tinubu
Pastor Kumuyi says only God can solve Nigeria's insecurity, not Tinubu. Pastor Adeboye defends Tinubu's efforts but urges a 90-day ultimatum for military commanders.
Cape Verde Ends Visa-on-Arrival for 96 Countries, Hits Nigeria
Cape Verde has abolished visa-on-arrival for 96 countries, including Nigeria, requiring embassy visas with stricter background checks and interviews, affecting tourism and travel.
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