AXA Mansard, Lagos DSVA Intensify Anti-Domestic Violence Campaign
AXA Mansard and Lagos DSVA deepen partnership to raise awareness against domestic and sexual violence, focusing on community sensitization and child protection.
AXA Mansard and Lagos DSVA deepen partnership to raise awareness against domestic and sexual violence, focusing on community sensitization and child protection.
President Trump's new counter-terrorism strategy for Africa shifts from long-term nation-building to short-term campaigns, focusing on eliminating threats and cooperating with local authorities.
Heavy rainfall flooded the Tomline section of Lagos Road in Benin, causing gridlock and shutting businesses. Motorists struggled, and residents urged Governor Okpebholo to fix the road.
NDLEA raids a meth lab in Ogun, arresting three Mexicans and seven Nigerians, seizing drugs worth N480 billion. Marwa hails the operation as a major blow to transnational crime.
NCAMKI condemns escalating kidnappings and mass killings in Nigeria, citing security failures and calling for urgent reforms and community-centered safety measures.
NAFDAC destroyed substandard, falsified, and expired products valued at over N1.85 billion in Abuja, including banned sachet alcohol and counterfeit medicines.
Frank Edoho denies allegations of domestic violence and infidelity made by his estranged wife Sandra, saying claims are false and matter is with legal team.
Sierra Leone received nine West African migrants deported from the US, including Nigerians, Ghanaians, Guineans, and Senegalese, under Trump's immigration crackdown.
A truck lost control and crashed into shops at New Mile 3 Market in Gombe, killing a policewoman and another person, and injuring two others.
A Nigerian man shares a disturbing story of domestic violence: after stopping his father from hitting his mother with a bottle, his father accused him of assault, and his mother sided with his father.
Daniel Bwala, President Tinubu's aide, says Nigerians constitutionally can defend themselves with lethal force if attacked, but warns firearm possession is regulated.
A Nigerian coalition says the killing of ISIS-linked commander Abu-Bilal Al-Minuki demonstrates improved effectiveness in the country's counter-terrorism strategy.
Family of Michael Oyedokun, beheaded by terrorists in Oyo State, reveals he died childless after over a decade of marriage, calling his loss irreplaceable.
Lagos State government arraigned NURTW chieftain Shamsudeen Oladiti for involuntary manslaughter of a dispatch rider. He pleaded not guilty.
An unconscious woman was dropped off at Lagos Garage in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State. Her Abia State University certificate identifies her as Chinyere Blessing Ubani. Citizens seek help to locate her family.
The Office of the National Security Adviser and transport stakeholders have endorsed the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau's transition to an independent multimodal accident investigation agency under the Presidency.
Samuel Ugberaese, extradited to the US, faces up to 40 years for allegedly defrauding victims of $1.5 million in a romance scam and money laundering scheme.
A police officer in Kano was killed during a violent clash between rival thugs just weeks before his scheduled retirement, sparking concerns over rising thuggery.
FCTA launches free health insurance and medical outreach for over 1,500 inmates in FCT correctional facilities, covering consultations, drugs, and surgeries.
The Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria condemns increasing school abductions, calling for urgent government action and stronger safeguarding measures in Catholic schools.
Violetta Mailyan, 45, was convicted of wire fraud and obstruction for submitting over $45 million in false Medicare claims for Botox injections, funding luxury vacations.
The Federal Government assures Nigerians no Ebola case has been recorded, while health authorities intensify surveillance and preparedness after outbreaks in DRC and Uganda.
FAAN intensifies surveillance at Nigerian airports to prevent Ebola spread from East and Central Africa, collaborating with health agencies.
Former NRC MD Fidet Edetanle asks Lagos court to quash EFCC fraud charges, citing abuse of process due to prior forfeiture order in Abuja.
Oyo Police launch rescue operation for two abducted CRIN staff, dismissing false mass abduction reports in Ibadan. Two suspects arrested.
Two middle-aged brothers were crushed to death by a truck in Akure. The accident occurred during a VIO stop-and-check operation, sparking anger among residents.
Three sisters from London were found dead in the sea off Brighton beach. Police say no evidence of third-party involvement.
Trevor John Huber, 43, was sentenced to life without parole for the first-degree murder and decapitation of his mother, Charlotte Wilson, in Cardwell, Missouri.
Police in Ashaiman, Ghana, arrested a 21-year-old woman for trying to smuggle narcotics hidden in a pie into a cell for her detained boyfriend. Both suspects have confessed.
Thai police arrest a Nigerian man and two Thai women with 65.5kg of heroin worth 200 million baht, linked to a Nigerian romance scam network.