Taraba Communities Flee, Police Deny Attack Rumors
Residents in Taraba State flee homes over militia attack rumors, disrupting education. Police dismiss viral video as false, while leaders urge governor to restore peace.
Residents in Taraba State flee homes over militia attack rumors, disrupting education. Police dismiss viral video as false, while leaders urge governor to restore peace.
Armed bandits attacked an ECWA church in Kwara State during Sunday service, abducting worshippers. Security forces rescued three victims, with seven still missing amid ongoing efforts.
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum commits to strengthening security in border communities with Cameroon, Chad, and Niger, following recent Boko Haram attacks.
A boat carrying over 150 suspected bandits capsized in Sokoto State, drowning all occupants. The incident, unconfirmed by authorities, could significantly weaken criminal operations in Nigeria's North-West region.
Hamza Musa Durba, secretary of Kibiya LGA in Kano State, was abducted by suspected bandits after they deceived his son to gain access. The incident highlights rising insecurity in northern Nigeria.
Sokoto State Governor Ahmed Aliyu has urged Muslims to continue supporting internally displaced persons beyond Ramadan, emphasizing Islamic values of charity and unity.
Residents of Odonget community in Cross River State accuse Nigerian Army troops of preventing them from burying loved ones killed in violent clashes linked to illegal mining, creating a humanitarian crisis.
Vanguard for Truth accuses Senator Adams Oshiomhole of failing to address rising kidnapping and economic decline in Edo North, alleging neglect of community security efforts.
Gunmen have killed Bashar Sani, a senior staff member at Zamfara State College of Education, after his family paid a N20 million ransom. The victim died from torture and injuries sustained during 42 days of captivity.
A man lost four sons in the multiple bomb explosions that rocked Maiduguri, Borno State, killing about 27 people and injuring many others. Survivors and a security guard recount the tragic events.
Daredevil terrorists attacked the Cocoa Research Institute in Ibadan, abducting four individuals. Oyo police have rescued two victims and arrested three suspects in ongoing operations.
The Coalition of Northern Groups condemns coordinated bomb attacks in Maiduguri, urging government action to prevent a backslide into North-East terrorism and calling for President Tinubu's return.
Suspected bandits attacked Sabon Gero community in Kaduna, killing a vigilante member and abducting a pregnant woman, a nursing mother with her baby, and five other family members after a ransom demand was ignored.
Following the deadly Borno explosions that killed 23 and injured 108, troops warn of fresh attacks in the North-East. Blood shortage threatens victims as political leaders criticize government response.
Bandits attacked Falale and Kadobe villages in Katsina, killing 15 people. In Kaduna, residents raise alarm over 32 villagers held captive for over a month, with ransom demands.
A violent confrontation between bandits and Community Watch Corps operatives in Katsina State's Jibia Local Council has resulted in 15 fatalities, with many injured hospitalized.
A violent confrontation erupted between soldiers and youths in Obubra, Cross River State, over the alleged seizure of tin ore, resulting in at least four injuries and prompting a security crackdown.
Plateau State government has issued an alert to residents of Kanam Local Council regarding a military operation against bandits in the Garga axis, following a deadly ambush that resulted in casualties, including security personnel and vigilantes.
Niger State Governor Muhammad Umaru Bago discloses that 500,000 residents have been forced from their homes due to terrorist activities, with many now scattered across neighboring states and Benin Republic.
The National Coalition Against Mass Killings and Impunity expresses grave concern over ongoing violence in Nigeria, calling for urgent action to protect communities and ensure justice.
The South-West Security Stakeholders' Group has called for enhanced collaboration between the Federal Government and state governors to address rising insecurity, citing recent violent incidents across the region.
Governor Mohammed Umar Bago of Niger State reveals that more than 500,000 displaced persons from the state are in Kebbi, Kwara, Kogi, Kaduna, FCT, and Benin Republic, with efforts underway for their return.
A violent confrontation between suspected bandits and Community Watch Corps operatives in Katsina's Falale community resulted in at least 15 fatalities, with injuries reported on both sides amid ongoing security challenges in the state.
Suspected bandits attacked Falele village in Katsina, killing 15 people after clashing with community guards. Security forces have restored order, officials confirm.
Armed bandits from Benin Republic attacked immigration officers in Niger State's Borgu LGA, abducting one officer and stealing two AK-47 rifles. Security forces are conducting rescue operations.
Operation Safe Haven troops have apprehended a suspected terrorist ammunition courier in Plateau State, recovering 100 rounds of 7.62mm special ammunition during an intelligence-led sting operation in Kuka area.
Family members reveal how bandits killed Bashar Sani, a college administrator in Zamfara, after he paid over N25.7 million in ransom and motorcycles for kidnapped relatives, highlighting ongoing insecurity.
Suspected armed bandits have abducted five Burkina Faso nationals from a gold mining site in Zamfara State, highlighting the dangerous nexus between illegal mining and criminal networks in Nigeria's northwest region.
Three soldiers and seven vigilantes were killed in a bandit attack in Plateau's Wanka community. IGP Tunji Disu urges Kwara residents to cooperate with security forces amid rising banditry.
Armed bandits have killed 15 villagers and injured several others in a brutal attack on Ojantele community in Benue State while they were harvesting cashew nuts.