IGP Tunji Disu: A Man of Destiny as Police Chief
Inspector General of Police Tunji Disu's appointment just before retirement is seen as destiny fulfilled, with a career marked by awards and professionalism.
Category : Security
18 Face Trial for Sexual Assault at Ozoro Festival in Delta
Delta State Police have arrested 18 suspects for sexual harassment and public stripping of women during the Alue-Do festival in Ozoro, with charges pending as investigations continue.
Court Jails Dealer 'Easy-Money' for Naira Abuse in Enugu
A 24-year-old palm kernel dealer, Iziga Jude Ikechukwu alias 'Easy-money', has been sentenced to one year imprisonment by the Federal High Court in Enugu for mutilating N81,700 Naira notes during his birthday celebration.
Suspected Drug Peddler Dies in Edo Court, NDLEA Denies Negligence
A 52-year-old woman, Titilayo, collapsed and died after arraignment at Benin Federal High Court. Witnesses allege NDLEA negligence, but the agency denies wrongdoing, citing her fitness to stand trial.
Woman's Body Found in Plateau River, Residents Demand Justice
The body of an unidentified woman was discovered in a river in Bukuru Low-cost community, Jos South LGA, Plateau State, on March 31, 2026. Residents suspect foul play and call for justice as police investigate.
AIG Jimoh Takes Over Zone 2, Pledges Human Rights Compliance
Assistant Inspector-General of Police Moshood Jimoh has assumed duty at Zone 2 command, covering Lagos and Ogun states, promising strict adherence to human rights and zero tolerance for misconduct among officers.
DNKI Condemns Jos Killings, Calls for Perpetrators' Arrest
De Norsemen Kclub International condemns the Jos killings that claimed 28 lives on Palm Sunday, urging government action for justice and enhanced security measures nationwide.
Lawyer Dies in Abuja Hotel Elevator Incident
Barrister Abdulsalami Ginsau has reportedly died after being trapped in an elevator at an undisclosed Abuja hotel. The incident occurred on March 30, 2026, with suffocation suspected as the cause of death.
Woman Arrested for Assault Over Baby Nappy Abuse Fears
A woman has been arrested after allegedly assaulting her new boyfriend by shoving his head in a rucksack, driven by fears of baby nappy abuse, sparking a police investigation into domestic violence.
Mob Lynches Two Suspected Phone Snatchers in Kano
A violent mob lynched two suspected phone snatchers in Kano State after they allegedly stole phones from a girl and a male passerby near Fatima Special Primary School. Witnesses report the suspects were armed with knives and provoked the crowd.
Bullet Doesn't Match Rifle in Charlie Kirk Case, Defense Says
New legal documents reveal the defense argues ballistic evidence doesn't match the rifle tied to suspect Tyler Robinson, with the ATF reportedly unable to identify the bullet. The defense also cites overwhelming evidence and pushes for a televised trial.
Man Charged for Forcing Wife into Prostitution with 120 Men
A Nigerian man faces criminal charges after allegedly coercing his wife into performing sexual acts with over 120 men for financial gain, sparking outrage and legal action.
Lagos CP Bans Taskforce from Traffic Enforcement
Lagos CP Tijani Olayiwola Fatai orders the immediate withdrawal of the state's Environmental Sanitation and Special Offences Unit from traffic control, following public outcry over alleged misconduct and harassment of motorists.
NEMA Boosts Early Warning for Climate Disasters
The National Emergency Management Agency convenes stakeholders to enhance early warning systems ahead of the 2026 rainy season, citing progress in reducing climate-related deaths.
US Drones in Nigeria: Security Help or Dependence Risk?
The deployment of US surveillance drones and military personnel to Nigeria marks a pivotal shift in West African security, offering enhanced intelligence but raising concerns over long-term dependency and strategic autonomy.
Delta Police Arrest Cultists for Mistaken Identity Twin Murder
Delta State Police have arrested four suspected cultists who murdered Alex Adanike, mistaking him for his twin brother, a rival. The suspects confessed and were arraigned in court.
Outrage in Benue Over Girl Forced to Hold Heavy Stones
Disturbing photos of a young girl forced to hold two heavy stones above her head for hours in Makurdi, Benue State, have sparked widespread outrage on social media.
UK Police Investigate Jeffrey Epstein's Alleged UK Network
A new police task force in the UK has been established to investigate allegations of a Jeffrey Epstein-linked sex trafficking ring operating in the country, following international pressure and evidence.
Primate Ayodele Warns of Terror Threats in 7 Nigerian States
Primate Babatunde Elijah Ayodele has issued a warning about potential terrorist attacks targeting seven Nigerian states beginning Easter Sunday. The cleric called for heightened security in churches and urged President Tinubu to address alleged Christian
Secret Service Agent for Jill Biden Injured in Accidental Shooting
A U.S. Secret Service agent assigned to protect former First Lady Jill Biden reportedly shot himself in the buttocks in an accidental incident at Philadelphia International Airport. The agent was using his service weapon's flashlight to search for his pho
Newlywed Corps Member Killed in Jos Reprisal Attack
A reprisal attack in Jos, Plateau State, has claimed the life of a newly married Corps member, Ibrahim Haruna, just days before his service completion, amid escalating communal violence.
Rapper Jailed for XL Bully Dog Attack That Killed Pensioner
An aspiring rapper has been sentenced to 10 years and 3 months in prison after his XL bully dogs fatally attacked a 68-year-old woman in Essex, just days after a breed ban took effect.
Lawyer: Jail Term for Blessing CEO Over Medical Report Forgery
A Nigerian lawyer outlines the potential prison sentences influencer Blessing CEO could face if found guilty of forgery, identity theft, and obtaining money under false pretenses related to an alleged altered cancer report.
Jos Attack: Mother in Viral Video Breaks Silence Over Son's Death
A Nigerian mother who was filmed holding her deceased son after the Jos attack has spoken out, revealing Promise was her only male child. The viral video sparked widespread sympathy online.
Northern Groups Warn of Rising Insecurity and Foreign Influence
The Coalition of Northern Groups raises alarm over escalating insecurity in northern Nigeria, condemning recent attacks in Plateau and Kaduna states, and warning against foreign exploitation of ethnic and religious divisions.
Ogun Police Free Medical Outreach and Sanitation for Police Week
The Ogun State Police Command has conducted a free medical outreach and sanitation exercise across all Area Commands and Divisions as part of 2026 Police Week activities, promoting public health and environmental cleanliness.
Okpoziakpo Takes Charge at PSFU Lagos, Seeks Public Cooperation
Newly appointed Commissioner of Police Eloho Okpoziakpo has officially assumed leadership of the Police Special Fraud Unit in Lagos. He emphasized professionalism, discipline, and public cooperation in combating financial crimes.
Woman Finds 'Deceased' Twin Daughters Alive After 5 Years
A woman who was told her twin daughters died during childbirth discovers them alive five years later at a daycare where she works, uncovering a shocking conspiracy involving her ex-husband.
Katsina Gets New Police Commissioner Ali Umar Fage
Katsina State Police Command has appointed Ali Umar Fage as its new Commissioner of Police, deployed by the Inspector-General to enhance security. Fage brings over 30 years of experience.
Boko Haram Attack in Chibok Kills Several, Including Groom
Suspected Boko Haram terrorists attacked Kautikari community in Borno State, killing at least six people with death toll possibly exceeding ten. A vigilante commander and a man set to wed were among the victims.
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