N80.2b Fraud: Bello's Cross-Examination Adjourned to May 6
Justice Nwite adjourned the cross-examination of EFCC witness in Yahaya Bello's N80.2 billion fraud trial to May 6 and 7, 2026, after the witness admitted key omissions in his statement.
Category : Security
Newborn Baby Found Dead in Stream in Gboko
A newborn baby was discovered dead in a stream in Gboko, Benue State. Police have launched an investigation into the incident.
Court Bars Police, FRSC from Fining Motorists on Insurance
Federal High Court in Abuja restrains police and FRSC from imposing fines on motorists for third-party insurance breaches without court order.
Jermaine Jackson Faces $6.5M Default in Rape Case
Singer Jermaine Jackson could owe $6.5 million after a judge considers a default judgment in a rape lawsuit where he failed to respond.
DHQ Begins Trial of 36 Officers for Alleged Coup Plot
The Defence Headquarters has started the court-martial of 36 military officers accused of plotting to overthrow President Tinubu's government, with proceedings held under tight security.
Gunmen Kill Traditional Ruler, Family in Benue Attack
Gunmen killed five people including a traditional ruler, his wife, son, and two others in Agatu LGA, Benue State. The assailants operated for 20 minutes before fleeing.
Civic Group Commends Military Operations, Cites Rescues
CASNC commends Nigerian Armed Forces for recent operations, citing rescues, arrests, and disruption of terrorist activities as evidence of improved coordination.
SA Family Abduction: 7 Killed, 3 Arrested
Three suspects arrested after seven members of one family were abducted and brutally killed in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Police recover evidence.
EFCC Arrests Ex-Bank Chairman Over N36bn, $30m Fraud
The EFCC has arrested former Skye Bank chairman Tunde Ayeni in Abuja over alleged diversion of N36.5 billion and $30 million from Polaris Bank loans.
Grad Becomes Fuel Attendant, TotalEnergies Reacts
A political science graduate's proud celebration of her new job as a fuel attendant at TotalEnergies goes viral, prompting a congratulatory response from the company's Uganda handle.
Defence HQ Inaugurates Court Martial for 36 Soldiers Over Alleged Coup
The Defence Headquarters has inaugurated a General Court Martial to try 36 military personnel for alleged mutiny and plot to overthrow the government of President Tinubu.
Free Kanu or Ruin 2027: Ejimakor Warns Tinubu, SE Pols
Lawyer Aloy Ejimakor warns President Tinubu and Southeast politicians that failure to free Nnamdi Kanu will ruin their 2027 election chances.
Chelsea Stars Confront Garnacho After Man United Loss
Tensions at Chelsea rise as players confront Alejandro Garnacho after a lackluster performance against Manchester United, following Liam Rosenior's sacking.
Netanyahu Explains Delay in Cancer Diagnosis Announcement
Benjamin Netanyahu delayed announcing his cancer diagnosis to prevent wartime propaganda. He reassured citizens his health is excellent after successful treatment.
Delta Police Arrest 4 Armed Robbers, Recover Firearms
Delta State Police arrest four suspected armed robbers and recover two pistols during stop-and-search and patrol operations in Asaba.
NFF Mourns Michael Eneramo, Reveals Cause of Death
The Nigeria Football Federation has paid tribute to former Super Eagles striker Michael Eneramo, who died after collapsing during training in Kaduna. The NFF confirmed cardiac arrest as the cause.
DHQ Assures Fair Trial for 36 Officers in Court Martial
Nigeria's Defence Headquarters promises impartial justice as 36 officers face court martial for alleged coup plot, amid concerns over secret trial.
Gunmen Kill Traditional Ruler and Family in Benue Attack
Gunmen attacked Olegabulu community in Benue, killing a traditional ruler, his wife, son, and other family members. Local sources suspect the attackers were familiar with the area.
US Revises Strait of Hormuz Plans as Ceasefire Fragile
US military refines strategies to neutralize Iranian defenses in the Strait of Hormuz if ceasefire collapses, focusing on small boats and dual-use targets.
South Africa Police Minister Condemns Xenophobic Attacks
South Africa's acting police minister Firoz Cachalia condemns xenophobic attacks on Ghanaian nationals, warns perpetrators will be arrested as Durban businesses close.
US offers $10m reward for Iraqi armed group leader
The US State Department is offering up to $10 million for information on Hashim Finyan Rahim al-Saraji, leader of the Iran-aligned Iraqi armed group Kataeb Sayyid al-Shuhada.
Fake Transfer Scammer Arrested in Ughelli, Confesses Multiple Times
A man was caught in Ughelli market for using fake bank transfer alerts to buy goods. He admitted to doing it many times before, police say.
ICC Confirms Charges Against Duterte for Crimes Against Humanity
The International Criminal Court has confirmed crimes against humanity charges against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, citing substantial grounds for his role in thousands of killings.
Kenyan Woman Damages Host's Property in US Viral Video
A Kenyan woman, Ann Kioko, is trending after a viral video shows her damaging property at her host's US home. Accusations include fake accounts and fleeing legal trouble.
Netanyahu Beat Prostate Cancer, Urges Regular Check-ups
Israeli PM Netanyahu reveals successful treatment for early-stage prostate cancer detected via routine check-up, urges citizens to prioritize health.
Poor Health Delays Native Doctor's Arraignment
The arraignment of Nnewi native doctor Mmuo Mmili Afulu Anya was adjourned due to poor health. He faces charges under Anambra Homeland Security Law.
NNPC Denies Refinery Scrap Sales, Warns of Fraud
NNPC Limited refutes claims of selling refinery scrap materials, warns public against fraudsters impersonating officials to facilitate fake transactions.
Court Orders Arrest of Lawyer, Police Officer in Eviction Case
A Federal High Court in Abuja issued a bench warrant for lawyer Victor Giwa and police officer Edith Erhunmuuse for repeated absence in a ₦300 million illegal eviction suit.
US Soldier Arrested for Insider Bets on Maduro Capture
Master Sergeant Gannon Ken Van Dyk is accused of using classified information to place bets on the operation that captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, earning over $400,000.
Kwara Group Urges Saraki to Support Offa Robbery Retrial
Kwara Governance Reform Group urges former Senate President Bukola Saraki to cooperate with reopened Offa bank robbery probe to clear his name, after five convicts were sentenced to death.
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