Court Fixes May 20 for Arraignment in Lagos Land Case
Justice Sherifat Sonaike of the Lagos High Court has fixed May 20, 2026, for the arraignment of two suspects accused of forcefully entering a 13-storey building on Broad Street.
Category : Security
Ijaw Women Defend Diezani, Call for Due Process in UK
Ijaw women advocate for due process in Diezani Alison-Madueke's UK case, warning against trial by public opinion and urging respect for legal proceedings.
Emefiele Seeks to Shut EFCC Case Over Witness Delay
Godwin Emefiele asks FCT High Court to foreclose EFCC's case if witnesses are not produced, citing delays. Trial involves $6.23m fraud allegations.
Man Arrested for Defiling Teen Apprentice in Ondo
A 32-year-old Beninese fashion designer, Jacob Joseph, was arrested for allegedly defiling his 16-year-old apprentice after forcing her to drink alcohol at his shop in Akure, Ondo State.
Court Rejects Onyejeocha's Bid to Join Forgery Suit
Federal High Court Abuja dismisses Nkeiruka Onyejeocha's application to join a suit seeking INEC investigation into alleged election result forgery in Abia State.
Pro-Tinubu Group Alleges State Agents Vandalized Billboards
BTO Renewed Hope Team accuses suspected state agents of destroying Tinubu billboards in Ondo, linking it to Interior Minister Tunji-Ojo's rising profile.
Gunmen Abduct Farm Manager in Ondo State
Gunmen invaded Imafon community in Akure North LGA, abducting farm manager Afolabi Ajayi. Police deploy tactical teams for rescue.
Bandits Kill Girl, Abduct 9 Including 6 Schoolchildren
Suspected bandits attacked a vehicle in Kaduna, killing a girl and abducting nine persons, including six schoolchildren and the driver, on Sunday.
Lagos: Eight Jailed for Indiscriminate Refuse Dumping
Eight persons were sentenced to one month in prison by a Lagos magistrate court for indiscriminate refuse dumping. They pleaded guilty and were convicted.
Atiku warns against campaign suspension in Borno, Benue
Atiku Abubakar warns against suspending political campaigns in Borno, Benue and Plateau, citing constitutional rights and risk of disenfranchisement.
Madsen Owed $1.2M Child Support, Court Says
Late actor Michael Madsen allegedly owes $1.2 million in back child support to ex-wife Jeannine Bisignano, sparking a legal battle over his estate.
Bahrain Revokes Citizenship of 69 Over Iran Links
Bahrain strips 69 people of citizenship for alleged ties to Iran, sparking rights concerns amid regional tensions after Gulf conflict and ceasefire.
Three Foreigners Killed in McDonald's Shooting in Joburg
Three foreign nationals were fatally shot inside a McDonald's in Johannesburg CBD. Police investigate possible turf war links.
Kogi Orphanage Principal: Students Escaped, Not Rescued
The principal of Daarulkitab Islamic Training Centre in Kogi State says 15 students escaped from bandits, contradicting official rescue claims.
Men Gang Raped at Epstein's Ranch: New Documentary
A bombshell documentary reveals first claims of men being gang raped at Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, with survivors and leaked materials raising serious allegations.
Pickup crushes Lamborghini with driver inside in Florida
Shocking video shows a pickup truck crushing a $250,000 Lamborghini with the driver inside, just 5 months after purchase. The driver survived unharmed.
Police rescue kidnapped victim lured with fake job in Enugu
Enugu Police rescue kidnapped victim lured with fake job offer, arrest suspect Aniagboso Ugochukwu; syndicate extorted N500,000 ransom.
Two Nigerians Killed in South Africa Xenophobic Attacks
Two Nigerians, Amaramiro Emmanuel and Ekpenyong Andrew, have been killed in South Africa amid escalating xenophobic tensions. The Nigerian Consulate demands investigation.
Dad Gored to Death at Spanish Bull-Running Festival
A 33-year-old cattle breeder and father was gored to death during the San Marcos festival in Jaén, Spain, leaving behind his pregnant wife and young daughter.
Man Arrested for Raping 89-Year-Old Woman in SA
A 29-year-old man allegedly raped an 89-year-old woman in Limpopo, South Africa. He fell asleep after the attack, allowing the victim to call for help.
Gunmen Kill Herder, Shoot 21 Cattle in Plateau Attack
Gunmen attacked herders in Diyan village, Plateau State, killing one and shooting 21 cattle. MACBAN calls for justice, denies Berom youth involvement.
Shotgun in WH Dinner Attack Pictured for First Time
First images show the shotgun allegedly used by Cole Tomas Allen in the attack on the White House Correspondents' Dinner, where he aimed to target President Trump.
CCTV Shows Final Moments of Kenyan Student Before Death
CCTV footage reveals the last movements of Consolata Githinji, 22, who fell from a sixth-floor apartment in Nairobi. Police arrest a 33-year-old man.
Ethiopian Man Shot Dead in Johannesburg Amid Xenophobia
A graphic video captures the moment a South African man fatally shoots an Ethiopian national in a crowded Johannesburg street, highlighting rising xenophobic attacks.
Trump: Curiosity Slowed Evacuation After Assassination Attempt
President Trump admitted his curiosity caused a 20-second delay in his evacuation from the White House Correspondents' Dinner after an assassination attempt, as Secret Service scrambled to secure him.
Woman Dies After 50-Foot Fall at Indianapolis Airport
A 38-year-old woman fell 50 feet from an upper terminal deck at Indianapolis International Airport on Saturday, April 25, and later died despite life-saving efforts.
Police Arrest Two for Railway Vandalism, Reject Bribe
Nigeria Police arrest two suspects for vandalising railway infrastructure worth over N400 million, recover materials, and reject a N100 million bribe during investigation.
How Military Can Turn Tide in War Against Terrorism, Agbese
Deputy Spokesperson Philip Agbese urges timely funding for military operations, highlighting improved leadership and strategic successes in the fight against terrorism.
Nigerian Police Reject N100 Million Bribe in Railway Probe
Nigerian police officers rejected a N100 million bribe during an investigation into a railway vandalism syndicate, arresting two suspects and recovering stolen materials worth over N400 million.
Southeast Youths Turn Away From Nigerian Army Recruitment
Low turnout of Southeast youths in Nigerian Army recruitment due to fear, discrimination, and marginalisation, ex-soldier and Ohanaeze leader say.
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