Police Remove Spokesperson, New Media Office Created

The Nigerian Police Force has reportedly removed Benjamin Hundeyin as Force Public Relations Officer, replacing him with Anthony Okon Placid. Sources confirm the creation of a New Media Office led by Ali Giwa.

Nigeria's First Military Jetty to Create 7,000+ Jobs

Nigeria is set to commission its first dedicated military jetty in Lagos in June 2026, a strategic defense infrastructure project expected to generate employment for over 7,000 retired military officers and civilian professionals while boosting local defe

Ghanaian Socialite Pleads Guilty to $100M US Fraud

Derrick Van Yeboah, a 40-year-old Ghanaian socialite, has admitted guilt in a massive US online fraud operation involving romance scams and business email compromises that stole over $100 million from victims.

Boko Haram Claims Ngoshe Attack, Threatens Abuja Advance

Boko Haram militants have claimed responsibility for a deadly assault on a military base in Ngoshe, Borno State, declaring in a video message their intent to expand operations toward Abuja. The attack resulted in multiple casualties, abductions, and signi

Retired VP Arrested for Killing Neighbor Over Nylon Bag in Ondo

Ondo State Police have arrested a retired school vice principal, Alhaji Abdullahi Kasim Ayodele, for allegedly beating his 54-year-old female neighbor, Mrs. Caroline Agoi, to death following a dispute over a nylon bag that blew into his compound in Owo.

Armed Robbers Trail Man to Bank in Minna, Snatch N10m

Suspected armed robbers trailed a man from a bank in Minna, Niger State, snatching over N10 million and his Toyota Camry. Police recovered a rifle and the robbers' abandoned vehicle, with investigations ongoing.

Four Suspected Kidnappers Arrested in Ondo, N1.4m Recovered

Ondo State Police Command has arrested four suspected kidnappers linked to a violent attack in Ilu-Abo, Akure North, where a businessman was killed and a woman abducted. The suspects were found with N1.4 million believed to be ransom proceeds.

Terror Group Claims Borno Massacre, Abduction of 300

An unidentified armed group has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack in Ngoshe, Borno State, killing dozens and abducting over 300 residents. The group threatened further attacks on Maiduguri and Abuja.

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