Ukrainian Teen Escapes Russian Indoctrination in Kherson
Svitlana, 18, fled Russian-occupied Kherson after enduring forced Russification, propaganda, and threats. She now studies in Kyiv, but fears for her family left behind.
Svitlana, 18, fled Russian-occupied Kherson after enduring forced Russification, propaganda, and threats. She now studies in Kyiv, but fears for her family left behind.
Amina Abubakar, widow of late Major General Rabe Abubakar, was rescued by troops in Katsina State during operations against bandits. She was abducted alongside her husband in May.
The FCT High Court dismissed former Minister Sadiya Umar-Farouq's application to set aside a bench warrant, ruling she failed to appear without valid reason. EFCC prosecutes her for alleged fraud involving $1.3 million and N746.7 million.
Prominent Katsina farmer Bala Sanin Kawo was abducted and later killed by bandits despite ransom payment. His death follows that of retired General Rabe Abubakar, highlighting ongoing insecurity.
A US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress crashed near Edwards Air Force Base in California on June 15, killing all eight aboard. The bomber was on a test mission for a radar upgrade program.
The NYSC has urged the Katsina State Government to provide a separate entrance for its orientation camp, citing security concerns amid rising insecurity in northern Nigeria.
Anambra State says a 10-year-old boy assaulted by guardians is receiving treatment. The commissioner vows prosecution. Police arrest couple and a minor.
Katsina State Government bans sale, purchase, transportation, and storage of petroleum products in jerrycans statewide, and restricts POS, phone charging, and motorcycles in two LGAs to curb banditry and kidnapping.
Three police officers died in Zamfara after their vehicle hit an IED planted by terrorists. The officers were EOD experts on routine patrol.
A Federal High Court in Abuja issued a bench warrant for the arrest of Omoyele Sowore after he failed to appear in court for his cyberbullying trial over comments about President Tinubu.
NSA Nuhu Ribadu identifies porous borders as a major factor fueling terrorism, arms trafficking, smuggling, human trafficking, and irregular migration in Nigeria.
Civil society groups in Ogun State condemn multiple levies and regulatory duplication, while Governor Abiodun's aide credits his policies for peace and economic growth.
NHRC warns children's rights violations persist despite laws. May 2026 saw 268,787 complaints, including abductions, attacks on schools, and airstrike casualties.
Nigeria plans to replace manpower-driven patrols with a Smart Border Management System using drones, AI, and real-time intelligence to seal 1,497 illegal routes and enhance security.
Lagos State Police Command dismisses reports that DCP Khan Salihu was kidnapped before death, stating he died of illness after being taken to hospital.
Gunmen attacked the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies in Plateau State, killing two soldiers and a police officer. Security forces repelled the assailants, and investigations are ongoing.
Lagos State Security Trust Fund donates bulletproof vests and ballistic helmets to NDLEA Lagos Command to boost officer safety during narcotics enforcement operations.
Alimosho Local Council arrests 10 persons for illegal waste dumping during Project Iron Shield enforcement operation in Lagos, warns offenders will face prosecution.
The AAC has raised alarm over an alleged assassination attempt on its presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, during a Democracy Day protest in Abuja, where police allegedly sprayed a chemical into his face.
The Nigerian Railway Corporation confirms all injured passengers from the June 8 Warri-Itakpe train accident have been discharged, except one staff receiving specialist care.
Six Gulf of Guinea countries launched a Combined Maritime Task Force to combat piracy, illegal fishing, trafficking, and other maritime crimes, with Nigeria hosting the headquarters.
FCT High Court dismisses former Kogi Governor Yahaya Bello's jurisdiction challenge in N110.4bn fraud trial, orders continuation of proceedings.
Nigeria secures 150 terrorism convictions in mass trial; President Tinubu commends troops for eliminating bandit kingpin Ibrahim Bastuji and rescuing kidnapped victims.
A barge accident at Kirikiri Phase 2, Lagos, where containers fell into water, highlights operational deficiencies, safety lapses, and urgent need for regulatory oversight in Nigeria's barge industry.
Anambra police arrest four suspects for murder of 23-year-old girl, using her phone to demand N2 million ransom. Remains found in shallow grave.
Delta State Police arrest suspected armed robbers and recover large quantities of illicit drugs including codeine and tramadol in coordinated operations across the state.
The abduction of pupils in Oyo State highlights Nigeria's security challenges. The article argues for state policing, intelligence overhaul, and forest ranger deployment to combat insurgency.
Lagos Police impound about 50 vehicles in a clampdown on obscured or unauthorised number plates, following IGP Olatunji Disu's directive to enhance security and deter criminals.
LSSTF CEO Dr Ayodele Ogunsan mourns DCP Salihu Khan, describing him as a complete gentleman and angel whose life was defined by kindness, professionalism, and selfless service.
Major General Babalola calls for discipline and excellence as 81 Division holds Inter-Brigade Combat Proficiency Competition for warrant officers and senior non-commissioned officers.