US Restricts Entry Routes Over Ebola Outbreak
The US directs travellers from DRC, Uganda, and South Sudan to enter only via Washington Dulles for Ebola screening, effective May 21, 2026.
Category : Security
Lagos School Owner Jailed for Life for Defiling Six-Year-Old
Justice Abiola Soladoye sentenced Benson Arinze, proprietor of Nurtured Brooks Nursery and Primary School, to life imprisonment for sexually assaulting a six-year-old pupil.
Sowore: DSS Frustrating Justice Crack's Bail Conditions
Activist Omoyele Sowore alleges DSS is hindering Justice Crack's bail by refusing to release his passport, despite court order.
Three generations charged with girl's abuse death
Three women from one family are charged with the abuse and torture death of 7-year-old Jor'Dynn Duncan, who had 90 stab wounds and was failed by CPS.
Ghana Police Arrest Woman for Threatening President Mahama
Ghana police arrest Mahama Aminat for allegedly threatening President Mahama in TikTok videos. She faces charges after being captured in Ashanti Region.
Woman Faints After 100 Lashes for Sex Outside Marriage
A woman fainted after being flogged 100 times alongside her partner for sex outside marriage under Sharia law in Aceh, Indonesia. The public caning took place in Banda Aceh.
Two brothers die in Plateau road crash, FRSC blames speeding
Two brothers, Michael Miap Lakung, 43, and Lapkang Miap Lakung, 37, died in a road crash in Jos South LGA, Plateau State, involving a trailer and a Toyota Corolla.
Oregon Man, 85, Stops Kidnapping by Fake Utility Worker
An 85-year-old Oregon man intervened in an attempted kidnapping by a man posing as a utility worker, tasering the elderly hero but allowing the victim to escape.
Group Condemns Oyo School Attack, Demands Rescue
LAWGAN condemns the barbaric attack on Community High School in Oyo State, where a teacher was beheaded and students, teachers, and the principal were abducted, urging immediate rescue and prosecution.
ISIS Commander's Death Shows Nigerian Military Strength
The National Coalition for Peace and Democracy says the elimination of an ISIS-linked commander proves Nigeria's counter-terrorism strategy is working, highlighting military professionalism and intelligence coordination.
Oyo School Abduction: Group Questions Security Votes Use
WAYPAN raises concern over security funds use after Oyo school abduction, urging accountability and improved security infrastructure.
DR Congo World Cup Camp Cancelled Due to Ebola Outbreak
DR Congo cancels key World Cup training camp after Ebola outbreak. FIFA and US authorities monitor travel restrictions. Team to prepare in Europe instead.
Ekiti LG Vice Chairman Rescued by Security Operatives
Security operatives rescued the abducted Vice Chairman of an Ekiti State Local Government Area in a coordinated operation, marking a breakthrough against kidnapping.
Delta Police Rescue Kidnapped Toddler, Recover Firearm
Delta State Police rescue a kidnapped 3-year-old girl, arrest suspect Kelvin Ogaga, recover ransom and firearm in separate operations across the state.
Coup Suspect Reveals Plot to Cut Power at Presidential Villa
A coup suspect, Zekeri Umoru, disclosed plans to switch off electricity at the Presidential Villa to aid an alleged coup against President Bola Tinubu, as revealed in court evidence.
Ghana Delays Evacuation from South Africa
Ghana postpones evacuation of over 800 nationals from South Africa due to administrative and security requirements, following xenophobic attacks.
Army Acquires More Combat Drones for Surveillance
The Nigerian Army has acquired additional combat drones to boost surveillance, precision strikes, and casualty evacuation capabilities, as announced by the Chief of Army Staff during a conference.
UK Radio Apologises for False King Charles Death Announcement
Radio Caroline mistakenly announced King Charles III's death due to a computer error. The station apologised, stating the emergency broadcast procedure was accidentally triggered.
Nigerian Army Boosts Combat Efficiency, COAS Demands Accountability
Chief of Army Staff Waidi Shaibu directs commanders to embrace accountability and professionalism to tackle security challenges. New drones and aviation upgrades enhance combat capabilities.
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Nigerian police officer threatens to kill anyone recording him
A viral video shows police officer Newton Isokpehi threatening to shoot citizens who record him on duty, sparking outrage and calls for his arrest.
Coalition Condemns Negotiating with Terrorists, Advocates Restructuring
A coalition of advocacy groups condemns negotiating with criminal elements, insisting Nigeria's security challenges require structural reforms and regional autonomy.
Couple Sentenced for Infant's Bathtub Drowning
An Ohio couple avoided prison after pleading guilty in the drowning death of their infant son, receiving 90 days in a correctional center and five years probation.
Trump, Netanyahu Clash Over Iran Strategy in Tense Call
Trump and Netanyahu reportedly had a tense phone call over Iran strategy, with Trump pausing strikes and pushing diplomacy, while Netanyahu urged military action.
4-Year-Old Found Dead in Hot Car Identified
A 4-year-old girl found dead in a parked car in Valley Village has been identified as Adina Nevo. The community mourns as investigation continues.
UK Tribunal: Agoraphobic Workers Can Sue If Denied WFH
A UK tribunal ruled that employees with agoraphobia can claim disability discrimination if forced to work in the office, after a council worker won her case.
Hisbah Arrests Nine for Immoral Acts, Drug Abuse in Kebbi
Kebbi Hisbah Board arrests nine suspects for immoral acts and drug abuse, while 23 foreign nationals are detained for roaming without meaningful engagement.
ICE Arrests Nigerian Man Over Wire Fraud Conviction
ICE arrested 31-year-old Nigerian Barnabas Terhemba Jime, convicted of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, pending removal from the US.
Man seeks help as wife refuses to bathe, eat after daughter's death
A Nigerian man shares heartbreaking story on Facebook about his wife's refusal to eat, sleep, or bathe after their daughter's death, seeking advice from netizens.
NUJ President Demands Insurance Cover for Journalists
NUJ President Alhassan Yahya demands comprehensive insurance, better welfare, and safer conditions for journalists at the 2026 Press Week in Abuja.
Ogbomosho Teacher's Family Seeks Focus on Captives Safety
Family of slain teacher Michael Oyedokun urges public to prioritize safe release of captives and his remains, while requesting privacy and no sharing of personal details online.
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