Gunmen Kill Four Herders in Anambra, Slaughter Cattle
At least four herders were killed and cattle slaughtered when gunmen attacked a settlement in Agu-Ifite Awka, Anambra State, police confirm.
Category : Security
Military rescues 27 kidnap victims in Sokoto, Zamfara
Troops of Operation FANSAN YAMMA rescued 27 kidnap victims, foiled abduction attempts, and recovered livestock and motorcycles in Sokoto and Zamfara states.
Court Orders EFCC to Take Abuja Realtor Into Custody
The Federal High Court in Abuja ordered the EFCC to take realtor Rebecca Godwin-Isaac into custody and produce her in court on Thursday for alleged land fraud involving over N500 million.
Seven Boko Haram, ISWAP Suspects Arrested After Hajj Return
Seven suspected Boko Haram and ISWAP commanders were arrested at Katsina airport after returning from Hajj, raising questions about how they left Nigeria with valid passports.
US strikes Iran for 11th night, targets Strait of Hormuz shipping
The US continued its 11th consecutive night of strikes on Iran, targeting drone storage and military infrastructure to degrade Iran's threat to commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
Two farmers kidnapped in Ondo, N10m ransom demanded
Two farmers were kidnapped by gunmen in Ondo State's Akoko South-East LGA. A relative says N10 million ransom is demanded; police confirm search but deny ransom knowledge.
Wilfred Ndidi suffers ankle ligament injury at Beşiktaş
Super Eagles captain Wilfred Ndidi has suffered an ankle ligament injury, confirmed by Beşiktaş after an MRI, putting his Europa League qualifier participation in serious doubt.
Family demands justice for filmmaker killed by abductors in Jos
Family of 31-year-old filmmaker Khalid Wahid demands justice after abductors killed him hours after capture from his home near a police station in Jos North, Plateau State.
Jigawa Police Arrest Woman Over Hotel Death
Police in Jigawa have arrested a 20-year-old woman after her 60-year-old male companion died suddenly at a hotel in Dutse, with investigations ongoing.
Taraba loses ₦10bn yearly to illegal mining despite orders
Taraba State loses over ₦10 billion annually to illegal mining despite three executive orders, revealing weak enforcement, difficult terrain, and alleged local complicity.
WHO: 2.7 billion can't afford healthy diet, Africa worst hit
WHO warns 2.7 billion people cannot afford a healthy diet, with Africa disproportionately affected. Progress is insufficient despite 200 million more gaining access since 2021.
Pastor sentenced to death for murdering daughter with Down syndrome
A Cross River State high court sentenced Pastor Ubong Etim to death by hanging for murdering his 16-year-old daughter Deborah Bassey, who had Down syndrome and was falsely accused of witchcraft.
Tolu Arokodare in Fresh Wolves Controversy After Training Dispute
Super Eagles striker Tolu Arokodare allegedly disrupted a Wolves training session, leading to its cancellation and raising questions over his future amid Fiorentina's bid.
Akwa Ibom Lawmaker Alarms Over Flood Disaster in Constituency
Rep. Alphonsus Odudoh raises alarm over devastating floods in Ikot Abasi/Mkpat Enin/Eastern Obolo constituency, urging federal intervention as NEMA is tasked with relief efforts.
Sowore to Subpoena SSS DG, Presidential Spokesman in Trial
Omoyele Sowore's defence team plans to subpoena SSS Director-General Adeola Ajayi and presidential spokesman Bayo Onanuga in his cyberbullying trial over posts about President Tinubu.
Rivers Vigilante Commander Killed, Three Women Murdered
Gunmen killed Ozemela Nwaocha, the Omoku Zonal Commander of the Security Planning and Advisory Committee, along with three women in Rivers State. Police have launched an investigation.
FRSC arrests 121 motorists for 214 traffic offences in Anambra
The FRSC Anambra command arrested 121 motorists for 214 traffic offences during 'Operation Total Compliance', including overloading, speed limit violations, and attempted bribery.
Court Advises Emeka Ike, Wike's Aide to Settle N10bn Suit
The Federal High Court in Abuja advised Nollywood actor Emeka Ike and Lere Olayinka, aide to FCT Minister, to explore out-of-court settlement in a N10 billion privacy breach suit.
Court upholds forfeiture of N293.97m, properties linked to ex-general
The Court of Appeal in Lagos has affirmed the final forfeiture of N293.97 million, properties, and investment assets linked to retired Major-General Emmanuel Atewe to the federal government.
Court inspects NDLEA lab in Ogun State meth trial
Federal High Court in Lagos inspected a clandestine methamphetamine laboratory in Ogun State, where 10 defendants, including three Mexicans, are on trial for producing drugs worth N480 billion.
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Dangote resumes naira petrol sales but hikes price by ₦140
Dangote Refinery resumes naira petrol sales but raises ex-depot price to ₦1,215 per litre, a ₦140 increase that may push pump prices higher across Nigeria.
NAFDAC Begins Nationwide Mop-Up of Banned Sachet Alcohol
NAFDAC has launched a nationwide enforcement operation to mop up banned sachet alcohol, targeting producers and retailers violating the ban.
Woman Paraded in Enugu for Feeding Faeces to Child
A woman in Ugwuoba, Enugu State, was paraded by residents for allegedly force-feeding human faeces to her niece, sparking outrage and calls for stronger child protection laws.
Edo Govt Seeks Help for Abducted 12-Year-Old Girl in Lagos
The Edo State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development appeals for public assistance to reunite 12-year-old Amarachi Amos with her family after she was abducted in Lagos.
British woman jailed 6 years in Hong Kong for false rape blackmail
Isabel Rose, 26, was sentenced to six years in Hong Kong for blackmailing a British banker she accused of rape, fabricating the allegation to extort £100,000.
Rivers Police Condemn Killing of OSPAC Commander, Three Women
Rivers police condemn the killing of OSPAC commander Ozomela Stephen Nwaocha and three women in Omoku. Suspected cultists attacked Wednesday. CP Adepoju vows arrest.
US Iran War Cost Hits $37.5 Billion as Hegseth Seeks $88 Billion
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth told the Senate that the Iran war has cost $37.5 billion, requesting $88 billion in supplemental funding amid bipartisan criticism.
CENTCOM Reroutes 9 Ships, Disables 1 Vessel in Iran Blockade
US Central Command rerouted nine commercial vessels and disabled one under its reimposed naval blockade on Iranian ports, marking a significant escalation in enforcement.
Zambian Man Admits Killing Girlfriend with Iron Bar Over Texts
Edward Mwanamuchele, 33, admitted in Chipata High Court to striking his girlfriend Rhoda Munkombwe with an iron bar after finding explicit messages on her phone, causing her death.
US Names 4 Soldiers Killed in Iranian Attacks
Pentagon confirms four US soldiers killed in Iranian strikes on bases in Jordan and Iraq, bringing total deaths to 18 since February 28.
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