UK Police Charge Teen Suspect in Murder of British-Nigerian Boy
Metropolitan Police announces a 16-year-old boy will be arraigned for the murder of 14-year-old Eghosa Ogbebor in London, with multiple arrests made in the ongoing investigation.
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FG Lists 48 Individuals, Groups for Terrorism Financing
The Federal Government has published a list of 48 individuals and groups allegedly involved in terrorism financing, including IPOB, Ansaru, and ISWAP affiliates.
Imo Community Attack: Traditional Ruler, Five Killed by Gunmen
Gunmen ambushed and killed the traditional ruler of Ochia Community in Imo State, Paulinus Ekwueme, along with five others. Police have launched an investigation and deployed tactical units to the area.
Ogun Police Warn Against Illegal Parking and Highway Trading
The Ogun State Police Command has issued a stern warning to motorists and traders engaging in illegal parking and unauthorized trading on highways, particularly in Sango Ota and Sagamu. Offenders face arrest and prosecution as part of Operation No Traffic
Boko Haram Overruns Army Base in Borno, Killing General
Fresh accounts reveal how Boko Haram and ISWAP fighters launched a coordinated midnight assault on an Army base in Benisheik, Borno, overwhelming troops and killing Brigadier General Oseni Braimah, despite Army claims of foiling the attack.
Nigeria Lists 12 Companies as Terrorism Financiers in 2026
The Federal Government has published an updated list of 12 Nigerian companies and enterprises sanctioned for terrorism financing as part of ongoing efforts to combat financial support for groups threatening national security.
Nigeria's Fallen Heroes: Senior Military Officers Killed by Terrorists
A comprehensive profile of senior Nigerian military officers who have lost their lives fighting Boko Haram and ISWAP since 2015, highlighting the ongoing insurgency threat in the northeast.
Imo Police Hunt Killers of Monarch, Five Others
Imo State police are intensifying efforts to apprehend assailants who killed a traditional ruler and five others, with bodies recovered and investigations ongoing.
Boko Haram Overruns Army Base in Borno, Killing Commander
Fresh accounts reveal how Boko Haram and ISWAP fighters launched a deadly midnight assault on an Army base in Benisheik, Borno, killing Brig-Gen Oseni Braimah. Survivors describe unprecedented coordination and heavy casualties, contradicting Army claims o
Taraba Police Commissioner Orders Heightened Patrols
The Taraba State Police Command has deployed enhanced security measures, including intensified patrols and surveillance, to safeguard lives and property across the state. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities.
Niger Delta Youth Groups Reject NASS Invite, Demand Pipeline Control
Youth organizations in Rivers State, including the Ijaw Youth Council and Ogoni youth groups, have rejected claims of being invited to National Assembly discussions on pipeline surveillance. They organized protests demanding decentralization of surveillan
Ondo Residents Protest Insecurity, Question Security Votes Impact
Residents of Akure North communities in Ondo State protested violently, barricading roads to demand government action after recent killings and abductions, questioning the use of security votes.
Rapper iHeartMemphis Arrested for Burglary in Florida
Rapper iHeartMemphis, real name Richard Maurice Colbert, faces multiple charges including burglary and fleeing police in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, after an incident involving road obstructions and alleged threats.
Offset's Arrest Warrant Recalled Before Florida Shooting
Court documents reveal rapper Offset had an arrest warrant recalled in late February, just weeks before he was shot outside a Florida casino. The warrant was for a misdemeanor battery charge in Los Angeles.
Navy-Soldier Clash During Tinubu Visit, Arrests Made
The Nigerian Navy confirms personnel were arrested after a physical confrontation with soldiers during President Tinubu's Bayelsa visit. A viral video shows the clash as civilians watched.
Customs Intercepts N1.05bn Drugs in Benin Truck
Nigeria Customs Service intercepts a truck with over one million Tramadol tablets and 10,000 bottles of Codeine syrup worth N1.05 billion in Benin, Edo State, marking a major breakthrough in anti-drug trafficking efforts.
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Katsina Mass Wedding for 1,000 Couples Amid Banditry
Katsina State Government announces mass wedding for 1,000 couples on April 25, 2026, while armed bandits terrorize nearby communities with extortion demands.
14.3 Million Nigerians Use Illicit Drugs Yearly, Crisis Deepens
A shocking 14.3 million Nigerians aged 15-64 consumed illicit drugs in one year, with youth addiction reaching emergency levels. Experts warn of a lost generation as substances become dangerously affordable and accessible nationwide.
Nigeria's No Sanctuary Doctrine: Securing Borders with Lawful Force
President Tinubu's administration implements the No Sanctuary Doctrine to combat cross-border threats through lawful force, regional cooperation, and international partnerships to secure Nigeria's borderlands.
Boko Haram Parades Kidnapped Victims in Borno Video
A Boko Haram faction, JAS-AWJ, has released a video showing abducted residents from Ngoshe community in Borno State. The group claims the victims are unharmed, while the Borno South Youth Alliance confirms 416 people are held.
Experts, Leaders Back Tantita's Pipeline Security Efforts
Forensic experts and Niger Delta stakeholders have endorsed Tantita Security Services Limited for improving pipeline security, boosting oil production, and curbing theft. They warn against disruptive changes to surveillance frameworks.
Social Media 'Cruise' Leads to Blord's Arrest and Jail Time
A social media feud between VDM and Blord escalated into criminal charges, resulting in Blord's imprisonment. The case highlights the dangers of online 'cruise' culture in Nigeria, where defamation and forgery can lead to serious legal consequences.
Nigeria's Security Crisis Deepens with Multiple Attacks
A wave of deadly attacks across Nigeria over the weekend has left at least 15 people dead, raising serious questions about the effectiveness of current military strategies and government response to the nation's persistent insecurity.
NIS Suspends Officers Over Extortion at Lagos-Seme Border
The Nigeria Immigration Service has suspended several senior officers following allegations of extortion along the Lagos-Seme Border corridor. Comptroller General Kemi Nandap ordered immediate action and launched a formal investigation.
Sokoto's Four New Motor Parks to Be Ready Soon
Governor Ahmed Aliyu of Sokoto State has confirmed that four additional motor parks are in advanced construction stages and will soon open to ease congestion, following a fire at the central park.
Bandits Abduct Mother and Baby, Kill Man in Kaduna
Bandits have abducted a nursing mother and her newborn baby in Mothercat, Kachia LGA, Kaduna State, killing a man named Mustapha during the coordinated attacks on multiple communities.
Man Killed After Revealing Ceiling Hideout from Robbery
A tragic story emerges where a man who survived a robbery by hiding in a ceiling was later killed after sharing his escape method, with suspicions it was a targeted attack.
Military Officers Brawl During Tinubu's Bayelsa Visit
A viral video shows Nigerian military personnel exchanging blows on a road in Bayelsa during President Bola Tinubu's visit. The cause of the altercation remains unknown as the incident sparks widespread social media attention.
Child Dies After Neglect; Woman Charged in Georgia
A Georgia woman faces multiple child cruelty charges after authorities allege six children were left unattended for 12 hours, leading to one child's death and reports of children eating insects due to lack of food.
Ex-Cheerleader Pleads Not Guilty to Killing Newborn in Trash Bag
Former University of Kentucky cheerleader Laken Snelling, 21, pleads not guilty to manslaughter after her newborn son was found dead in a trash bag in her closet. She faces up to 31 years in prison if convicted.
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