Police Probe Cult Clash That Killed One in Abeokuta
Ogun State Police investigate a suspected cult clash that left one person dead in Abeokuta. The victim, identified as 'Stone', was shot and later died at the hospital.
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Three Killed in Crash on Ibadan-Lagos Expressway
Three persons died and one was injured in an auto crash on the Ibadan-Lagos Expressway in Ogun State. The FRSC attributed the accident to speed violation and tyre burst.
Kidney Patient Alleges Unlawful Detention Despite Bail
A kidney transplant recipient, Ugochukwu Ibekwe, accuses police of unlawful detention for over 65 days despite bail orders from two courts, citing health deterioration.
NDPC Hosts African Peers for Cross-Border Data Security
Nigeria hosts African data protection regulators in Abuja to enhance cross-border data security, led by NDPC with World Bank support, focusing on implementation and digital sovereignty.
Kidnapping Evil: Abanobi v The State Legal Analysis
A detailed legal analysis of the Abanobi v The State case, exploring the definition, elements, and judicial interpretation of kidnapping under Abia State law.
Flooding Cuts Off Nkwere Inyi, Ugwuoba in Enugu
Flooding around Ozom Bailey bridge in Oji River LGA has cut off Nkwere Inyi and Ugwuoba communities, submerging farmlands and disrupting livelihoods.
Delta Police Act After Suspect Killing
Delta State Police Command initiates internal measures to restore discipline following public anger over extrajudicial killing of 28-year-old Mene Ogidi.
QCSS Launches Platform to Close Cybersecurity Visibility Gap
QCSS launches Exposure Intelligence Platform to help organizations understand digital exposure across interconnected systems, addressing the cybersecurity visibility gap.
NIPS Praises Military for Neutralising Over 200 Terrorists
The National Initiative for Peace and Security commends the Armed Forces for killing over 200 terrorists, arresting 300 suspects, and rescuing 188 victims in April 2026.
UK Doctor Banned from Donating Blood Over Malaria Antibodies
A UK doctor reveals he is permanently banned from donating blood because his blood contains malaria antibodies, sparking debate on donation policies.
Protests after 65-year-old rapes, kills 4-year-old in India
A 65-year-old man, Bhimaji Kamble, allegedly raped and murdered a 4-year-old girl in Pune, India, triggering massive protests demanding the death penalty.
US Denies Iran Hit Navy Carrier, Ships Cross Strait of Hormuz
The US military says two American merchant ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz, denying Iranian claims of striking a Navy carrier. Tensions rise as Iran warns ships.
NDLEA Arrests Six in Drug Crackdown Around BUK
The NDLEA Kano Command raided drug joints near Bayero University, arresting six suspects and dismantling distribution hubs amid rising drug abuse concerns.
Businessman urges Senate to probe FCT Senator over N68m
Nigerian businessman Nonso Okafor petitions Senate and ICPC to investigate Senator Ireti Kingibe over alleged N68 million unpaid balance from a failed contract promise.
Guardian Abuses Girl for Taking Meat from Pot
A lady exposes the cruel treatment of a young girl by her guardian after she took meat from a pot, leading to severe punishment and injuries.
Ex-Pastor: Satan No Longer Bothers Me After Leaving Jesus
Daniel Ejeh Abraham, a former Dunamis pastor who left Christianity, claims Satan has stopped disturbing him since leaving Jesus, sparking online reactions.
NDPC Hosts African Peers for Cross-Border Data Security Talks
Nigeria's NDPC hosts African data protection regulators in Abuja to strengthen cross-border data security, enforcement, and trust under AfCFTA.
Court Fixes May 28 for Mohbad Case Hearing
A Federal High Court in Abuja has set May 28 to hear a suit compelling the police to reopen the investigation into Mohbad's death, reigniting hope for justice.
Court Fixes May 28 for Mohbad Death Probe Suit Hearing
Justice Omotosho of Federal High Court Abuja fixed May 28 for hearing a suit to compel police to reopen investigation into Mohbad's death.
Governor Amuneke Rejects INEC Youth Ambassador Over Free Speech
Nigerian content creator Kevin Chinedu, aka Governor Amuneke, explains why he declined an INEC youth ambassador role due to restrictions on criticizing the electoral body.
UAE Intercepts Iranian Missiles, Drones; Fujairah Oil Fire
UAE air defenses intercept Iranian missiles and drones. A drone strike caused a fire at a Fujairah oil facility. No casualties reported. Iran has launched over 2,800 attacks on UAE.
2 Bandit Kingpins, 7 Others Killed by Troops in Two States
Troops of Sector 2, Nigerian Army, killed two notorious bandit kingpins, Gomina and Anaruwa, and seven others in coordinated operations in Katsina and Zamfara states.
NIPS Warns Against Politicisation of Security Operations
NIPS cautions against politicising security efforts, warns it could undermine gains. Military neutralised over 200 terrorists in Q1 2026, rescued 188 civilians.
Foundation Frees 13 Inmates from Keffi Custodial Centre
The Sunday and Omoikhere Orianran Foundation secured the release of 13 inmates from Keffi custodial centre by paying fines, as part of founder's birthday celebration.
EFCC Arraigns Ex-Skye Bank Chairman Over N15.6bn Fraud
The EFCC arraigned former Skye Bank chairman Tunde Ayeni before an FCT High Court on 17 counts of criminal breach of trust and misappropriation involving N15.6 billion.
Secret Service Agent Shot at WH Correspondents' Dinner
US Attorney Jeanine Pirro confirms a Secret Service agent was struck by a pellet from a shotgun blast during the attempted assassination of President Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
NMA President: Nigerian Doctors Work in Unfit Rooms
New NMA President Prof. Afekhide Ernest Omoti decries poor working conditions for Nigerian doctors, warning of a healthcare crisis as many flee the country.
FG Urges Public to Stop Interfering at Emergency Scenes
Federal Government calls on Nigerians to stop obstructing firefighters at emergency scenes, citing safety risks. FFS saved 1,700 lives, N300bn in Q1 2026.
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Lagos Seals 12 Buildings Over Elevator Safety Violations
The Lagos State Safety Commission has sealed 12 high-profile buildings in Lekki and Ikeja for failing to certify elevators by the March 31 deadline. Affected facilities include malls, hotels, and apartments.
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US Reverses Visa Policy for Nigerian Doctors
The US has resumed visa processing for foreign doctors, reversing a policy that left many in limbo. This move may accelerate Nigeria's brain drain as thousands of doctors already emigrate.
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