Ogun Police Rescue Five Abducted Polytechnic Students
Ogun State Police operatives rescued five Gateway Polytechnic students abducted by armed criminals on April 27, 2026. The successful operation involved multiple tactical units.
Category : Security
Two Lagos traders jailed 5 years for 55.6kg cannabis
Justice Akintayo Aluko sentenced Ezeifeoma Michael and Philip Ucheka to five years imprisonment each for trafficking 55.60kg of cannabis sativa at Ladipo Market.
Activist Shares Tragic Story Behind Delta Artist's Arrest
Harrison Gwamnishu releases footage of 28-year-old Mene Ogidi pleading for life before being shot by police in Delta State. ASP Nuhu Usman arrested.
Troops Recover Four AK-47 Rifles, Arrest Two in Delta Raid
Nigerian Army troops recover four AK-47 rifles and arrest two suspects during a security operation in Delta's Ogidigben community under Operation Delta Safe.
Imo Police: Claim 450 Recovered Motorcycles Now
Imo State Police Command invites owners of 450 recovered motorcycles to come forward with proof of ownership for identification and collection.
NESREA Shuts 35 Estates in Abuja Over Environmental Breaches
NESREA sealed 35 estates in Abuja for violating EIA regulations, citing poor waste management, emissions, and floodplain development. DG Barikor stressed compliance is mandatory.
UN Concerned Over Renewed Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa
The UN expresses concern over renewed xenophobic violence in South Africa, calling for protection of foreign nationals. HURIWA and NICASA condemn attacks and police brutality against Nigerians.
Army Denies Torture in Soldier's Death, Orders Probe
The Nigerian Army denies torture claims in the death of Lance Corporal Bala Hudu, citing health complications, and orders a board of inquiry.
Hospital Awaits Inquest as Family Alleges Surgical Negligence
The Medical Director of OAR Medical Centre says the hospital awaits a coroner's inquest into Blessing Okolie's death, while her family alleges medical negligence during fibroid surgery.
Olubadan Urges FG to Fast-Track State Police Amid Insecurity
Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, calls for state police to tackle insecurity, while Rotimi Amaechi urges suspension of election campaigns.
Policeman Shoots Tied-Up Suspect in Warri, Video Sparks Outrage
A viral video shows a Delta State policeman fatally shooting a young man with hands tied in Warri, despite pleas for mercy. The incident sparks calls for accountability.
Lagos Task Force Denies Extortion on Sheraton Bridge
The Lagos State Task Force has refuted claims that its officers are extorting motorists on Sheraton Link Bridge and Toyin Street, stating operations are suspended.
Ogun CP Sets Up Police Post at OOU Ibogun Campus
The Ogun State Commissioner of Police has established a police post at Olabisi Onabanjo University's Ibogun campus to improve security and community policing.
Edo Rescues Trafficked Indigenes from Burkina Faso
Edo State Government rescues three trafficked indigenes from Burkina Faso, including a woman who lost her sight due to abuse. Governor Okpebholo ordered intervention.
Rising Internet Use by Children Sparks Safety Worries in Nigeria
The surge in children's online activity in Nigeria has led to increased safety risks, prompting the NCC to issue updated guidelines for parents and educators.
EFCC Witness: Union Bank Withheld N51bn in Arik Air Case
EFCC witness Bawa Usman Kaltungo testifies that Union Bank retained N51bn belonging to Arik Air instead of paying foreign creditors, in ongoing fraud trial.
Terrorists Threaten to Execute 176 Kwara Abductees
Terrorists holding 176 women and children in Kwara threaten mass execution if demands are not met within a week. Community confirms ultimatum.
MURIC seeks justice for alleged sexual assault of minor in Ogun
MURIC Ogun demands justice for an 11-year-old girl allegedly assaulted in Mowe, warns against suppression of case, commends police handling.
Troops Arrest ISWAP Logistics Supplier in Yobe
Nigerian Army and CJTF arrest a suspected ISWAP logistics supplier in Yobe, recovering timber, fibre, and cash. Investigation ongoing.
20-Year-Old RUGIPO Student Found Dead in Off-Campus Home
A 20-year-old Computer Engineering student at Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo, was found dead in his off-campus apartment. Police are investigating a suspected suicide.
Edo Rescues Three Trafficked Indigenes from Burkina Faso
Edo State Migration Agency rescues three trafficked indigenes from Burkina Faso, including a blind woman. Governor Okpebholo ordered intervention.
Delta Police Arrest Officer Over Viral Shooting, Promise Justice
Delta State Police react to Harrison Gwamnishu's video of a shooting in Effurun, confirm arrest of ASP Nuhu Usman, and assure public of disciplinary action.
Kebbi Hisbah Raids Hotels, Arrests Four for Immoral Acts
Kebbi Hisbah Board raids hotels, arrests four adults for immoral acts. Married woman among suspects; children reunited. Agency warns against vice.
Delta Police Arrest Officer for Shooting Suspect Dead
Delta police confirm arrest of officer who shot suspect dead in broad daylight. Commissioner condemns extra-judicial killing, orders disciplinary action.
Ekiti Court Sentences Three Kidnappers to 97 Years
An Ekiti State High Court sentenced three men to a total of 97 years imprisonment for kidnapping a retired Naval officer and others, without option of fine.
Viral Video Shows Police Executing Bound Suspect in Delta
A viral video showing armed men, allegedly police, executing a bound suspect in Delta State has sparked public outrage, with Nigerians demanding arrests and prosecution.
Harrison Gwamnishu Shares Disturbing Police Shooting Video in Delta
Human rights activist Harrison Gwamnishu shared a video showing police officers shooting a tied-up young man in Delta state, accusing them of planning to cover up the execution.
Gwamnishu shares video of police shooting tied man in Delta
Human rights activist Harrison Gwamnishu shared a disturbing video showing alleged police officers shooting a tied-up young man in Delta state, accusing them of planning to cover up the execution.
EFCC: 60% of Nigerian Students Involved in Cybercrime
EFCC Chairman Olanipekun Olukoyede has alarmed that about six out of every ten Nigerian university students are involved in cybercrime, calling it a serious threat to national development.
Nigerian Man Jailed for Fake Nursing Diplomas in US
Patrick Nwaokwu sentenced to 21 months for selling fraudulent nursing diplomas, causing over $1.5 million in losses and endangering patients in Maryland.
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