Footballer Arrested for Fraud Over ₦3.6 Million Whisky Bill
Michael Dome-Bemwin, a non-league footballer, faces fraud charges for allegedly skipping a £2,047 whisky bill and other unpaid restaurant tabs in London. He denies all charges.
Category : Security
Osun LG Crisis: Adeleke, NLC Demand APC Chairmen Removal
Osun Governor Adeleke and NLC demand withdrawal of security from APC local government chairmen after court ruling against tenure extension. APC heads to appeal.
Fresh Details on Recovery of General Rabe Abubakar's Body
Conflicting accounts surround the recovery of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar's remains, with handover and dumping claims. Family seeks clarity as officials remain silent.
Gunmen Attack NIPSS, Two Police Officers Killed
Gunmen attacked the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies in Kuru, Plateau State, killing two police officers. Security forces repelled the attackers, and investigations are ongoing.
FG Mass Prosecution of Over 500 Boko Haram Suspects Begins
Nigeria launches mass trial of over 500 Boko Haram and ISWAP suspects, with 227 arraigned before 10 judges. Several plead guilty, receiving prison terms.
Iran manager calls team World Cup's most oppressed
Iran's coach Amir Ghalenoei says his team is the 'most oppressed' in the World Cup after being forced to leave the US immediately following a friendly match, amid visa issues.
Two Friends Killed by Waves While Napping on California Beach
Two young women from Fremont, California, died after being swept into the ocean while napping on Bonny Doon Beach, known for dangerous waves and strong currents.
Kano housewife stabs husband to death two months after wedding
A newlywed woman in Kano State allegedly stabbed her husband to death less than two months after their marriage, citing forced marriage as the motive.
Model Alive After Bungee Fall Before Death
A 21-year-old model died after a bungee jump accident in Brazil, but a nurse says she was still alive when reached. Three workers face homicide charges.
Katsina Governor Bans Jerrycan Fuel, Shuts POS Centres
Katsina Governor Dikko Radda bans sale of fuel in jerrycans statewide to curb banditry, shuts POS and phone-charging centres in two LGAs, and bans motorcycles in Matazu and Musawa.
Spider Man of Yemen Dies in Volcanic Crater Fall
An adventurer known as 'The Spider-Man of Yemen' died after falling into a volcanic crater while climbing without safety equipment. Rescue teams recovered his body from a depth of 30 meters.
Katsina Gov Bans Petrol in Jerrycans to Curb Banditry
Katsina Governor Dikko Radda issues executive order banning sale, purchase, transportation, and storage of petroleum products in jerrycans statewide to combat banditry and kidnapping.
Army General Urges Troops to Uphold Warrior Ethos
Major General Peter Okoye charges Nigerian Army soldiers to maintain warrior ethos for operational effectiveness, emphasizing resilience and mental readiness during a seminar at NMS and Depot Zaria.
Obi Praises Tinubu's Ministers Over Prisoner Swap
Peter Obi commends ministers for concluding Nigeria-Ethiopia prisoner exchange, laments deaths of citizens in custody, and calls for systemic change.
US Clarifies Continuous Vetting for Nigerian Visa Holders
The US Mission in Nigeria confirms visa vetting continues before, during, and after issuance, with reviews possible throughout validity.
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Ghanaians Protest Xenophobia, Demand Shutdown of SA Firms
Ghanaian youths under the 'South Africa Must Go' campaign protest in Accra, demanding closure of South African companies after deadly xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
C&S Church Protests for Release of Abducted Oyo Children
Members of the Cherubim and Seraphim Church in Port Harcourt protested against insecurity, demanding the immediate release of abducted schoolchildren and teachers in Oyo State.
Man Beheaded, 7 Houses Burnt Over Dance Dispute in Edo
A man was beheaded and seven houses burnt in Edo State after a dispute at a burial party over a girl escalated into a violent clash and reprisal attacks.
Oshiomhole Alleges Forged Signatures in Senator's Suspension
Senator Adams Oshiomhole claims signatures in the report leading to Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan's suspension were forged, with three senators denying they signed.
Woman Escapes Mob Attack Over False Child Theft Allegation
Maria Kobara narrowly escaped lynching in Port Harcourt after a mob falsely accused her of child stealing. Police confirmed the allegation was baseless; the child's mother had authorized her.
Monarch Dies in Captivity Despite N18 Million Ransom
A traditional ruler in Kwara State has died in captivity despite his family paying N18 million ransom, raising alarm over rising kidnappings of traditional leaders in Nigeria's North Central region.
Sowunmi: Southern Outrage Over Kidnap vs Northern Response
PDP chieftain Segun Sowunmi says Southerners show more outrage over Oyo school kidnap than Northerners do over insecurity, citing Jonathan's education focus.
Nigeria Plans Drones, AI for Smart Border Security System
Nigeria plans to deploy drones, AI, and real-time intelligence for a Smart Border Management System to seal 1,497 illegal routes and enhance security.
FG auctions forfeited drug properties for N6.1bn
The Federal Government auctioned four forfeited properties from drug traffickers for N6.15 billion, including a Lagos hotel sold for N5.9 billion.
FRSC Seizes 1,000 Vehicles with Fake Diplomatic Plates
The FRSC has seized over 1,000 vehicles with fake diplomatic plates in a nationwide crackdown, partnering with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to combat fraud and enhance national security.
Bauchi Police Arrest 22-Year-Old for N1.5 Million Cow Theft
Bauchi police arrest 22-year-old suspect for stealing a cow worth N1.5 million in Gadau District. The stolen animal was recovered and an accomplice is being sought.
Troops Neutralise Terrorist Commander in Kogi
Nigerian troops neutralised suspected terrorist commander Kachalla Ibrahim Battijo in a coordinated security operation in Kogi State, disrupting his network and boosting regional security.
Two Dead, 22 Injured in Bwari Truck Crash
A container truck crash at Bwari roundabout in Abuja kills two and injures 22. Driver fled after container detached. Residents blame roundabout design for frequent accidents.
Citizens' Gavel Sues Telegram Over Harmful Content
Citizens' Gavel files fundamental rights lawsuit against Telegram at Federal High Court, alleging failure to regulate harmful content and protect users from sexual exploitation and gender-based violence.
Oyo abducted pupils, teachers one month in captivity: agony deepens
One month after the abduction of pupils and teachers in Oyo State, families endure severe grief amid ongoing rescue efforts, security concerns, and a tragic death.
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