Bandits Kill 6 Soldiers, Abduct 70 in Zamfara Raid
Suspected bandits killed six soldiers and kidnapped over 70 residents in Kasuwar Daji, Zamfara, after overrunning a military outpost in a late-night attack.
Suspected bandits killed six soldiers and kidnapped over 70 residents in Kasuwar Daji, Zamfara, after overrunning a military outpost in a late-night attack.
An unidentified man was found dead along Obiri-Ikwerre Flyover in Port Harcourt after being dumped from a Toyota Venza, an eyewitness says.
Armed men invaded a Catholic Church in Enugu, abducted a seminarian and others during morning Mass, prompting locals to call for government protection.
Suspected bandits killed 12 in Lajinge village, Sokoto, burning six alive in a four-hour raid. Security units just 2km away ignored distress calls.
At least 72 migrants died in last week's mass influx into Spain's Ceuta enclave; most of the estimated 60,000 who crossed from Morocco have returned.
Two suspected smugglers were arrested as Moroccan migrants tried to enter Spain from Ceuta by jet ski and speedboat during an unprecedented mass influx.
Three people died, including the gunman, in a shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, on Saturday. At least five others were injured.
Colonel Mohammed Ma'aji, accused of leading a coup plot, was arrested after being lured to a fake promotion meeting; he had missed promotion twice.
The NDLEA uncovered three illicit drug warehouses in Edo State, recovering 2,596.29kg of narcotics and arresting 49 suspects in July operations, the agency said.
Mitchel Nkereuwem has been remanded in Akwa Ibom over cyberstalking after sharing an audio clip that offended lawmaker Prince Akpabio, his wife alleges.
Police in Bayelsa State investigate the death of NYSC member Stanley Okebaram, whose body was recovered from a river in Nembe after he went missing.
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde inaugurated an eight-member judicial commission to investigate the abduction of pupils and teachers, aiming to prevent recurrence.
Two Chinese nationals have been sentenced to five years in prison each by a Federal High Court in Lagos for illegal mining and unlawful export of solid minerals.
At least 41 migrants died and 60,000 entered Ceuta from Morocco in 24 hours, prompting Spain's PM to condemn an attack on territorial integrity.
NCCSALW destroyed 2,809 illicit weapons recovered from security agencies at the Muhammadu Buhari Cantonment in Abuja, curbing arms proliferation.
Troops killed more than 102 terrorists and criminals, arrested 486 suspects and rescued 393 kidnap victims in July, the DHQ has said.
Famadewa outlines four strategic security priorities: unified surveillance, identity management, border security, and early warning systems in Nigeria.
The Federal Government has begun evacuating illegally parked trucks on the Enugu-Onitsha Expressway to ease congestion and improve road safety.
The Federal Road Safety Corps confirms the death of Enugu State Sector Commander Corps Commander Franklin Agbakoba, who passed away on Thursday, 30 July, in Enugu.
Troops of the Nigerian Army 4 Brigade rescued all 14 kidnap victims abducted along the Lagos-Benin Expressway, confirming their safe reunion with families.
A death row convict in Abeokuta's Ibara prison livestreams on TikTok, receives gifts, and exposes how warders smuggle phones and drugs.
Seminarian Kelvin Ochai has been abducted from the Catholic Bishop of Otukpo's residence in Benue State, triggering church prayers and a police investigation.
Kogi State Government orders a thorough investigation into the murder of Catholic priest Samuel Opeyemi; body found with machete wounds in Ajaokuta.
Alhassan Niworo, former NSUBEB chairman, narrates his 225-day abduction by bandits, torture, ransom demands, and release after ₦80 million was raised.
A 400-level Chemistry student of Federal University of Lafia, Habiba Ummi Lele, was shot dead by suspected armed robbers on her way back to Lafia after a graduation ceremony in Keffi.
The United States has condemned the killing of 30 people in a Kaduna village attack, urging Nigeria to address violence against Christians in the Middle Belt.
Nigerian Army troops arrested three suspects linked to the May 4 ambush that killed a soldier, recovering stolen AK-47 and FN rifles in a coordinated Rivers, Delta and Imo operation.
Nigerian troops rescued Lt. Col. Ofor Amobi and civilian Ikechukwu Onwuanra after a 10-day operation in Enugu State, following a fierce search.
A fire tore through the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria headquarters in Abuja on Aug 1, 2026, gutting upper floors but causing no injuries.
Three people died and seven were injured in a shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, on August 1; the suspect was found dead.