Major Fire Guts Amuwo Odofin Industrial Estate in Lagos
A significant fire outbreak destroyed multiple buildings at Amuwo Odofin Industrial Estate in Lagos on Saturday evening, with emergency services battling the blaze for hours.
Category : Security
Nigerians Help Woman After Goods Scatter on Ibadan Highway
A heartwarming video shows Nigerians coming together to assist a woman whose goods scattered on a busy highway in Ibadan, sparking reactions about community spirit.
POS Operator Scammed of N40k by Customer in Nigeria
A Nigerian POS operator lost N40,000 to a fraudulent customer who manipulated the transaction amount. The incident sparked widespread reactions on social media.
Zulum Increases Security Allowances in Borno State
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has raised monthly allowances for security volunteers from ₦30,000 to ₦50,000, with leaders receiving ₦150,000 each. The move aims to enhance community safety and support those risking their lives daily.
Ribadu: Religious Violence is Attack on Nigerian State
National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu declares religious violence as an attack on Nigeria's sovereignty, emphasizing protection for all citizens regardless of faith during US-Nigeria security talks.
New Bride Arrested for Alleged Husband Poisoning in Jigawa
Jigawa State Police investigate a tragic case where a newly wedded man died after allegedly consuming a poisoned meal prepared by his wife in Jahun LGA.
Asian Man Recovers N150,000 Extorted by Police via Complaint Unit
An Asian man in Lagos recounts how the Police Complaint Response Unit helped him recover N150,000 extorted by an officer during an illegal stop and threat with a gun.
Paedophile Gets Life Sentence for Child Abuse Plans
Edward Gratwick, 68, receives life imprisonment for planning to rape children as young as six and possessing over 1,300 indecent images following an NCA investigation.
Army Denies Gombe Recruit Death at Zaria Depot
The Nigerian Army has refuted claims that recruit Ibrahim Nazifi from Gombe State died during training at Zaria depot, stating he never reported for training.
Anti-ICE Church Protesters Released in Minnesota
Two women arrested for disrupting a church service in Minnesota during an anti-ICE protest have been released from custody after a federal judge ruled there were insufficient grounds to detain them.
Outrage as Mother Ties Son to Column in Lagos Home
A disturbing video showing a young boy tied and padlocked to a wooden column in a Lagos home has sparked widespread outrage. The child's mother allegedly left him restrained.
Bandits Kill Islamic Cleric in Zamfara
Gunmen suspected to be bandits have killed Islamic cleric Alhaji Zainu Mada in Gusau, Zamfara State, sparking condemnation from local officials and highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.
Army GOC Visits 1 Brigade in Zamfara for Security Assessment
Major General BP Koughna, GOC of 8 Division, visited 1 Brigade in Gusau, Zamfara, assessing troops and operations to enhance security against threats in the region.
Eight Arrested as Police Recover Firearm, Truck with 900 Cement Bags
Ogun State Police have arrested eight armed robbery suspects, recovering a hijacked trailer truck, 900 bags of cement, and a locally made pistol in an intelligence-led operation targeting criminal networks along key state axes.
Bandits Kill Nine, Injure 13 in Katsina LGA Attack
Gunmen suspected to be bandits have attacked communities in Dandume LGA, Katsina State, killing nine people and injuring 13 others, despite a recent peace agreement.
Drug Abuse Fuels Terrorism and Crime in North Nigeria
The Coalition of Northern Groups warns that rising drug abuse in Northern Nigeria is fueling terrorism, banditry, and kidnappings, calling for student-led change.
Abuja Woman Dies After Visiting Boyfriend, Police Launch Probe
FCT Police investigate sudden death of 27-year-old Esther Akwaji who fell ill after visiting boyfriend in Dei-Dei. Authorities search for boyfriend who fled after reporting her hospitalization.
Court Convicts Firm for ₦30.6m Fraud, Fines ₦5m
A Lagos court has convicted AAC Consulting Limited for stealing ₦30.6 million from Chevron contract staff, imposing a ₦5 million fine and threatening winding up for non-payment.
Berom Group Condemns Plateau Killings, Demands Action
The Berom Youth Moulders-Association condemns the killing of seven youths in Plateau, calls for government intervention amid rising insecurity in mining areas.
Retired Police Officers Dispute PenOp's N7tr CPS Exit Claim
Retired police officers under the CPS have dismissed PenOp's claim that police exit would cost N7 trillion annually, calling it baseless and urging justification with data.
UK Man Pleads Guilty to 13-Year Rape and Drugging of Ex-Wife
A British man, Philip Young, pleaded guilty to 48 charges including rape and administering substances to his ex-wife over 13 years. Five other men face related sexual offence charges in a complex investigation.
Oyo Records 246 Fire Incidents in 2025, 42 Rescued
Oyo State Fire Service reveals 246 fire incidents in 2025, with 42 rescues and 30 fatalities. Agency details property damage and announces new firefighting trucks.
Police Nab Suspected Bandit, Rescue Victim in Gombe
Gombe State Police Command arrests Shehu Hussaini, a suspected bandit with weapons, and rescues Honourable Hassan Reuben from kidnappers in coordinated operations.
5-Year-Old Detained in US Immigration Raid Sparks Outrage
A five-year-old child, Liam Conejo Ramos, was detained in a US immigration crackdown in Minneapolis, leading to widespread protests and business closures. Officials defend actions amid calls for release.
NSCDC Arrests 5 for Vandalized Railway Tracks in Bauchi
The NSCDC Bauchi Command intercepted a truck carrying 80 vandalized railway tracks concealed under chicken feed, arresting five suspects from multiple states.
Fire Destroys Shops in Calabar, Traders Lose Millions
A devastating fire outbreak in Calabar South has destroyed multiple shops along Mbukpa Street, causing losses estimated at over ₦4 million and leaving traders without livelihoods.
Nigerian Military Tech Use Limited by Funding, Manpower – NCTC
The National Counter Terrorism Centre reveals poor funding and manpower shortages are hindering Nigeria's armed forces from leveraging technology like AI for operational effectiveness, citing infrastructure gaps and lack of specialists.
Marwa Sets 2026 NDLEA Targets for Drug War
NDLEA Chairman Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa has outlined 2026 operational goals, urging commanders to dismantle drug cartels and intensify sensitization efforts nationwide.
Defence HQ Urges Vigilance, Army Backs Displaced Persons
The Defence Headquarters calls for public alertness in crowded areas while the Army Chief reaffirms commitment to protecting and reintegrating displaced populations across Nigeria.
Benue Records 47% Drop in Vehicle Accident Deaths
Benue State reports a significant 47.6% decrease in road accident fatalities during the recent ember months, attributed to enhanced FRSC enforcement and safety measures.
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