Igboho writes Makinde to guard Oyo schools
Yoruba activist Sunday Igboho writes Oyo Governor Makinde, offering to deploy security personnel to protect public schools after kidnap incidents.
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Senate Rejects Oshiomhole's 'Thieves' Label for NNPCL
The Senate has condemned Senator Adams Oshiomhole's remarks calling NNPCL management 'criminals and thieves', stating they are his personal views and not the Senate's position.
Police Arrest Suspect Over Violent Crimes in Zamfara
Zamfara police arrest suspect linked to violent crimes and public disorder in Gusau. Suspect in custody, investigation ongoing.
Fake Major General Arrested in Kaduna by Army
Nigerian Army troops arrested a suspect impersonating a retired Major General in Kaduna State. The suspect is in custody for investigation.
Papiri School Attack: 5 Jailed 25 Years Each
The Federal High Court in Abuja sentenced five men to 25 years imprisonment for their role in the 2025 attack on St. Joseph Catholic Church school in Papiri, Niger State. They pleaded guilty to terrorism charges.
Ogun APC Suspends Chieftain for Endorsing PDP Candidate
The APC in Ogun State has suspended Chief Joju Fadairo indefinitely for endorsing PDP governorship candidate Ladi Adebutu, citing anti-party activities.
Sanwo-Olu's Wife, Hamzat Urge Youths to Fight Drug Abuse
Lagos First Lady Dr. Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu and Deputy Governor's wife Oluremi Hamzat charged youths to become ambassadors against drug abuse at a walk in Caleb University.
Ogun Chief Urges Oyo to Involve Traditionalists in Rescue
Oluwo Ifa of Egbaland, Ifagbeminiyi Baoku, urges Oyo State Government to collaborate with traditional worshippers to rescue abducted pupils and teachers in Oriire LGA.
NIMC Partners NDPC to Train 4,000 Staff on Data Protection
NIMC partners NDPC to train and certify nearly 4,000 staff on data protection compliance, strengthening Nigeria's identity database security and workforce capacity.
NDLEA destroys 73.4 tonnes of illicit drugs worth N2.8bn
The NDLEA Edo Command destroyed 73,463 kg of narcotics worth N2.8 billion, including cannabis, tramadol, cocaine, and heroin, reaffirming commitment to combat drug abuse.
APC chieftain faults VeryDarkMan over insecurity protest plans
APC chieftain Dr. Blessing Agbomhere criticises VeryDarkMan's planned protests against insecurity, calling them counterproductive and urging support for security agencies.
Analyst Warns Unregulated Security Outfits Could Create New Threats
A political analyst warns that unregulated private security outfits in Nigeria could create new threats and undermine stability, citing legal gaps and risks of vigilantism.
Edo Senator Urges Constituents to Heighten Security Vigilance
Senator Joseph Ikpea calls on Nigerians, especially Edo Central constituents, to be vigilant and report suspicious activities, commending Governor Okpebholo's proactive school closures after DSS alert.
Lagos Govt Urged to Ensure Integrity in Ajiran Murder Case
Centre for Human and Socio-Economic Rights petitions Lagos State Government to ensure fair prosecution of suspects in the murder of two Ajiran community members, warning against external interference.
Lagos Worker Wakes at 4:30 AM to Cut Transport Costs
A Lagos corporate worker shares his early morning routine on TikTok, waking at 4:30 AM to beat traffic and save N1,200 daily on transport to Lekki.
Oluwo of Iwo Welcomes Fulani Herdsmen, Donates Gifts
Oba Abdulrosheed Adewale Akanbi, the Oluwo of Iwo, hosted Fulani herdsmen in Osun State, emphasizing peace and security cooperation, and donated cash and foodstuffs.
APC challenges Makinde over 200 Amotekun deaths
Oyo APC demands details from Governor Makinde after he reported over 200 Amotekun operatives died in service, calling the revelation alarming and unacceptable.
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Adeleke Escapes Podium Collapse at Osun Rally
Governor Ademola Adeleke escaped injury when a podium collapsed during a political rally in Osun State. Officials dismissed the incident as minor, and the event continued without casualties.
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First batch of 268 Nigerians return from South Africa
The first batch of 268 Nigerians evacuated from South Africa due to xenophobic tensions has arrived in Lagos, marking the start of a broader repatriation exercise by the Federal Government.
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EFCC: Ethiopian Jet Used for Nigeria Air Unveiling in Sirika Trial
EFCC witness testifies that an Ethiopian Airlines plane was briefly branded as Nigeria Air for a public unveiling during Hadi Sirika's tenure as Aviation Minister, part of an ongoing fraud trial.
Papiri church attack masterminds get 25-year jail term
A Federal High Court in Abuja sentenced five men, including two Nigeriens, to 25 years each for their role in the November 2025 attack on St. Joseph Catholic Church in Papiri, Niger State.
Son hides sister under uniform during shooting, mum shares story
A Nigerian mother narrates how her 14-year-old son heroically hid his 3-year-old sister under his school uniform and ran home after gunshots near their school in Suleja, Niger State.
Pentagon Lockdown Over Hazardous Materials Incident
The Pentagon was placed on lockdown on June 11 after an air quality issue was detected. HAZMAT crews responded to the hazardous materials incident, implementing shelter-in-place orders.
Nigerian woman vows never to return to South Africa
Emilia Godwin, repatriated from South Africa, says she will never return, describing South Africans as wicked and accusing them of killing her husband.
Army reaffirms commitment to troops welfare honours fallen heroes
Major General Emmanuel Emekah commissions renovated barracks and Heroes Memorial Stand, emphasizing welfare and honoring fallen soldiers.
Gunmen kill two vigilantes in Plateau community
Bandits killed two vigilantes in Ta-Hoss community, Riyom LGA, Plateau State. The attack has heightened tension as residents call for justice.
Senate Orders Crackdown on TikTok Bandits
The Nigerian Senate has directed security agencies to track and arrest bandits and terrorists who openly showcase their activities on TikTok and other social media platforms, following concerns raised by lawmakers.
Court convicts 11 Indian sailors, fines vessel for cocaine
A Federal High Court in Lagos convicted 11 Indian sailors and their vessel, MV Aruna Hulya, for trafficking 31.5 kg of cocaine, imposing $6 million in fines and restitution.
Court convicts 11 Indian sailors for cocaine trafficking
A Federal High Court in Lagos convicted 11 Indian sailors and their vessel for importing 31.5 kg of cocaine, imposing a total fine of $6 million.
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Edo to Kogi: States Shut Schools Over Kidnapping Fears
Multiple Nigerian states have closed schools amid rising kidnapping threats. Over 2,400 students abducted since 2014. Experts warn closures may encourage more attacks.
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