Four Killed, Two Injured in Suspected Cult Attack in Ilorin
Four people were killed and two injured when suspected cultists opened fire at a bar in Ilorin, Kwara State. Police arrested two suspects and are investigating.
Category : Security
Edo Senator Pushes Local Security Plans Against Banditry
Senator Joseph Ikpea urges local governments to adopt tailored security measures against banditry and kidnapping, citing his successful security outposts in Edo Central.
Nigerian Man Who Chose UNILAG Over SA Scholarship Tells Story
A Nigerian student who rejected a full scholarship to South Africa to attend UNILAG shares his journey of three US visa rejections and how it changed his perspective.
Lagos Residents Petition Lawmaker Over Poor Road Construction
Residents of Surulere, Lagos, have petitioned their representative over alleged poor execution and delays in reconstructing Anjorin Street, citing substandard materials and lack of supervision.
Farmer Jailed 15 Years for Hiding Boko Haram Info
A 55-year-old farmer in Borno state, Ali Mustapha, has been sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for concealing information about Boko Haram activities in his village.
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UK to Ban Social Media for Children Under 16
The UK government plans to ban under-16s from TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, X, and YouTube, with stronger age verification and potential curfews.
El-Rufai Trial Adjourned to June 24
The Federal High Court in Kaduna adjourned the trial of former governor Nasir El-Rufai to June 24 after two co-defendants failed to appear. El-Rufai faces ICPC charges of abuse of office and fraud.
Woman Escapes Mob Attack Over False Child Theft Claim
Maria Kobara narrowly survived a mob attack in Port Harcourt after being falsely accused of child theft. Police confirmed the allegation was baseless; the child's mother had authorized her.
Protest after 3-year-old girl raped and killed by co-worker
A three-year-old girl died after being sexually assaulted by a 19-year-old co-worker of her father in Tamil Nadu, sparking protests demanding justice and better child safety.
Court OKs Publication of Winding-Up Petition Against Monimichelle
Federal High Court in Warri grants permission for publication of winding-up petition against Monimichelle Sports Facilities Construction Limited over alleged unpaid debt to ex-NFF president Amaju Pinnick.
31 Killed in Ethiopia Bus Crash, Dozens Injured
At least 31 people died and 33 were injured when a passenger bus fell into a ravine in Ethiopia's Amhara region. Authorities are investigating the cause amid road safety concerns.
FG, States Unite to Secure Nigeria’s Borders Against Threats
The Federal Government and states renew commitment to border security, emphasizing cooperation among agencies, communities, and neighbors to tackle transnational crimes, smuggling, and irregular migration.
CAN Holds Prayers for Boko Haram Captives in Sambisa Forest
Borno CAN held special prayers for captives held by Boko Haram in Sambisa Forest, including abducted Rev. Musa, and for peace in Nigeria.
Daughter Mourns Late General Rabe Abubakar Killed by Kidnappers
The daughter of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar mourns his death at the hands of kidnappers, praying for his soul and her captive mother.
Nigerian Man Divorces Wife via Facebook Post
A Nigerian man, Muhammad Kabir, has divorced his wife Bilkisu via a Facebook post, citing triple talaq. The post, made on June 14, 2026, read: 'I divorce my wife Bilkisu 3 times divorce. Idiot.'
Police rescue woman chained by brother for over one year
FCT police rescue 36-year-old Grace Aniekuoku, chained by her brother Chinedu for over a year. She was emaciated and in poor sanitary conditions. Her son was taken two years ago.
Tinubu Seeks Northern Traditional Rulers' Support on Insecurity
President Tinubu calls for stronger collaboration with Northern traditional rulers to address insecurity and accelerate development, as minister outlines government initiatives.
Teenager Beaten to Death Over Missing N17,000 in Enugu
A 19-year-old boy was allegedly beaten to death by his father and relatives after being accused of stealing N17,000 in Enugu State.
Kyiv Monastery Fire After Russian Attack
A UNESCO-listed monastery in Kyiv was set ablaze after a massive Russian attack killed at least four and wounded 20. Firefighters battled flames at the historic site.
FG Resumes Mass Trial of Terror Suspects in Abuja
The Federal Government has resumed the mass trial of suspected terrorists at the Federal High Court in Abuja, with the AGF leading prosecution.
SA Minister: Artistes Losing Gigs Over Xenophobia Claims
South Africa's Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi says local artistes are losing continental gigs due to xenophobia backlash, urging protection of legal immigrants.
Doctor Shocked as Battered Woman Kisses Abusive Husband
A Nigerian doctor recounts how a 26-year-old woman, admitted after being brutally beaten by her husband, was later found kissing him in her hospital bed, raising questions about why women endure abusive marriages.
US Tourist Arrested for Child Abuse on Bogota Balcony
A 35-year-old Texas man was arrested in Bogota, Colombia, after being caught on video sexually abusing a young boy on an Airbnb balcony. Passersby alerted police.
FG starts new mass trial of suspected terrorists in Abuja
The Federal Government has commenced a fresh mass trial of suspected terrorists at the Federal High Court in Abuja, with multiple judges handling cases of terrorism, financing, and aiding insurgents.
FG Begins Fresh Mass Trial of Terror Suspects in Abuja
The Federal Government has commenced a new phase of mass trial of suspected terrorists at the Federal High Court in Abuja, with multiple judges handling cases of terrorism financing and insurgency.
Bauchi Senator Gives N7m, Relief Items to Flood Victims
Senator Shehu Buba Umar visits flood-ravaged Bara in Bauchi State, donates N7m, grains, and mats to victims after a rainstorm destroyed over 50 houses and killed two.
Troops Arrest Arms Trafficker, Recover Weapons in Jos
Troops of Operation Enduring Peace arrest a high-profile arms trafficker in Jos, recovering pistols, ammunition, and other items. The suspect is linked to an interstate illegal weapons network.
ADC Chieftain Blames Vote Buying for Bad Leaders in Nigeria
A chieftain of the African Democratic Congress says vote buying has replaced issue-based politics, leading to incompetent leaders and corruption in Nigeria.
IPOB Slams Soludo Over Rejection of Obi’s Kanu Call
IPOB condemns Governor Soludo's rejection of Peter Obi's call for Nnamdi Kanu's release, calling it a tragic betrayal and hypocrisy, citing Soludo's earlier support.
FCT Police Parade Kidnapping Suspects, Rescue Chained Woman
FCT Police parade kidnapping suspects and rescue a woman chained by her brother for over a year. Commissioner Sanusi highlights intelligence-led operations and community cooperation.
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