Adelabu's Camp Denies Aide Linked to Kidnapping
Bayo Adelabu's camp denies allegations linking his aide Ajiboye Sangogade to the kidnapping of his sister and twin sons, calling them politically motivated.
Bayo Adelabu's camp denies allegations linking his aide Ajiboye Sangogade to the kidnapping of his sister and twin sons, calling them politically motivated.
A severe sandstorm swept through Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State, on Thursday, reducing visibility and disrupting daily activities. No casualties reported.
Two senior ISWAP members, including a bomb-making specialist, surrendered to troops in Yobe State, providing critical intelligence on the group's operations.
Molabe Fannie Seribishane, 56, was sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering his wife, a nurse, at Lebowakgomo Hospital in South Africa.
The Canadian military has disclosed starting salaries for army officers including captains, majors, lieutenant colonels, and colonels, with conversions to Nigerian naira.
Joint DSS-Army operation foils ESN planned attacks and kidnappings in Southeast, recovering high-calibre arms and arresting field commanders.
Two senior ISWAP members, including a bomb-making specialist, surrendered to troops in Geidam, Yobe State, providing critical intelligence on the group's operations.
A fire at The Jungle Box in Buntingford killed all animals, including meerkats and snakes. Ten fire crews responded; no humans were hurt.
A three-year-old girl dangling from a window ledge in Ilford, London, was rescued by a police officer and a brave stranger who caught her as she fell.
The Ogun State Police Command is investigating the deaths of a couple and their 4-year-old son discovered in their Ijebu-Igbo home on June 10, 2026.
The Federal Government evacuates 262 Nigerians from South Africa due to xenophobic attacks, with Air Peace Airlines and full funding, as announced by Foreign Minister Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu.
An American diplomat was found dead in Yangon, Myanmar. Police suspect murder and have arrested a Thai woman. The US State Department confirmed the death but gave no details.
Kano Hisbah Board requires couples to seek approval before divorce, emphasizing commitment in state-sponsored mass wedding initiative for 1,500 couples.
The Nigerian Air Force conducted precision air strikes in the Lake Chad region, destroying a terrorist enclave and neutralising scores of insurgents in a major operational breakthrough.
A former Air Canada pilot allegedly flew over 900 flights using fraudulent licensing documents over 17 years, raising questions about aviation oversight.
Several World Cup figures faced US visa denials or entry issues. Somali referee Omar Artan, Iran support staff, Iraq striker Aymen Hussein, and others were affected, sparking debate on immigration policies.
ICT stakeholders criticize the Ministry of Communications for violating the 'Nigeria First Policy' by promoting .cv domain over Nigeria's .ng in a $10 million partnership with Hello.cv.
Nigeria and Ethiopia signed a bilateral agreement to transfer 100 Nigerian prisoners to complete sentences in Nigeria, enhancing consular cooperation.
Edo State Commissioner Festus Ebea reveals that some residents bring herders and criminals from other states to commit kidnapping and other crimes.
EFCC witness reveals Hadi Sirika chartered Ethiopian Airlines aircraft for a three-day static display to mislead Nigerians into believing Nigeria Air was launched.
Kebbi police launch manhunt for Auwalu Hassan after his wife Sa'ima Sani died from a gunshot wound from a loaded Dane gun she was asked to bring.
Civil society groups declare June 12 nationwide protest in Nigeria against rising killings, abductions, and economic hardship caused by government policies.
Schools in Oyo, Niger, Edo, and Kogi states close early due to terrorist threats and abductions, raising concerns about student safety in Nigeria.
The US State Department revoked over 600 visas linked to birth tourism, targeting networks in West Africa, Europe, and North Africa to protect citizenship integrity.
Oyo police dismiss social media claims of Lukarawa terrorists in forests, calling video recycled and false. Security measures strengthened.
Mrs Orjiugo Udeala, proprietress of Phronesis School in Rivers State, was arraigned for allegedly assaulting a 16-year-old student with a cane and fist blows.
The US launched a second round of airstrikes on Iran after Trump warned Tehran would pay the price. Iran retaliated with strikes on Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan.
Bandits attacked Iluke Bunu community in Kogi, killing a school principal and abducting WAEC candidates. Schools in Niger and Edo also faced security threats.
Senator Abba Moro condemns Benue killings by armed herdsmen; Donald Duke accuses political class of state capture; INEC restores 22 constituencies; Uzodimma says 2027 polls will be referendum on Tinubu reforms.
The Oyo State Government demolished a building used as a kidnappers' hideout in Ibadan, days after rescuing Busayo John-Paul and her twin sons.