One Dead, One Injured in Delaware Hospital Shooting
A shooting at Wilmington Hospital left one dead and one injured. The suspect, a 23-year-old man, was arrested in Philadelphia. Police believe it was a targeted incident.
Category : Crime
Ojudu Slams Bianca Ojukwu Over Prison Dance Video
Former senator Babafemi Ojudu has criticized Minister of Foreign Affairs Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu for dancing with Nigerian inmates in Ethiopia, saying it sends the wrong message about crime and punishment.
Ojukwu University Dismisses Five Staff for Misconduct
Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University has dismissed five staff members, including two professors, for sexual abuse, harassment, extortion, and other misconduct.
Gas Bubbling Crisis in Bille Community Raises Fears
Residents of Bille, Rivers State, face gas seepage from abandoned oil wells, contaminating water and air, with experts warning of imminent explosion risks.
46 Illegal Immigrants Arrested in Ogun State
Nigerian Army, SSS, NSCDC, and NIS arrested 46 suspected illegal immigrants in Ogun State. The suspects, from Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Togo, and Senegal, were transferred to Immigration for investigation.
Nigeria Arraigns Over 400 Terrorism Suspects in Abuja
The Nigerian government has begun arraigning over 400 terrorism suspects before Federal High Court judges in Abuja, with the Attorney General leading the prosecution.
Man Arrested for Allegedly Murdering, Burying Girlfriend
A 33-year-old man, Ifechukwu Okechukwu, has been arrested for allegedly murdering and secretly burying his 23-year-old girlfriend in Anambra State, Nigeria.
Rivers Police Enforce Number Plate Law for Security
Rivers State Police begin enforcing laws against vehicles with obscured or unregistered number plates to prevent crime, with impoundment and prosecution for violators.
Troops Arrest ISWAP Collaborator in Gwoza Plot
Troops of Operation Hadin Kai arrested a suspected ISWAP/Boko Haram collaborator attempting to lure Hybrid Forces into an ambush in Gwoza, Borno State.
Troops Arrest ISWAP Collaborator in Borno, Rescue Six in Zamfara
Nigerian troops arrested a suspected ISWAP/Boko Haram collaborator in Gwoza IDP camp and rescued six kidnapped victims in Zamfara amid ongoing operations.
AGF Leads Mass Terrorism Trial of Over 400 Suspects in Abuja
The Attorney General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi, is leading the prosecution of over 400 terrorism suspects in Abuja, signaling the government's tough stance on insecurity.
Court Orders INEC to Deregister ADC, Four Other Parties (17.06.2026)
Federal High Court orders INEC to deregister ADC, Accord, AA, APP, and ZLP for failing to meet constitutional requirements, impacting 2027 elections and upcoming off-cycle polls.
Conflicting Accounts Over Retired General Body Recovery
Contradictory reports surround the recovery of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar's body, with family disputing official cause of death and questioning how remains were retrieved while his wife remains captive.
Akwa Ibom Police Arrest Two Over Stolen Tricycle, Recover Drugs
Akwa Ibom police arrest two suspects for stealing a tricycle worth N1 million. In a separate raid, they recover crystal meth, a toy firearm, and ritual items.
South Africa: Xenophobic Attacks Hurt Creative Industry
South Africa's Minister of Justice reveals xenophobic attacks are causing artists to lose bookings across Africa and harming businesses abroad, as the government tries to counter negative perceptions.
Igbo Language Used to Foil Kidnappers in Abia Rescue
A tricycle operator abducted with a female farmer in Abia State used Igbo to secretly reveal their location, leading to rescue by relatives and security operatives.
Court jails farmer, businessman, father of 11 for Boko Haram
A Federal High Court in Abuja sentenced three men to prison for Boko Haram-related offences, including concealing information and terrorism financing.
Court Orders INEC to Deregister Five Political Parties
The Federal High Court in Abuja ordered INEC to deregister five political parties, including Accord, for failing to meet constitutional performance thresholds.
Ukrainian Teen Escapes Russian Indoctrination in Kherson
Svitlana, 18, fled Russian-occupied Kherson after enduring forced Russification, propaganda, and threats. She now studies in Kyiv, but fears for her family left behind.
Court Dismisses Sadiya Farouq's Bid to Set Aside Arrest Warrant
The FCT High Court dismissed former Minister Sadiya Umar-Farouq's application to set aside a bench warrant, ruling she failed to appear without valid reason. EFCC prosecutes her for alleged fraud involving $1.3 million and N746.7 million.
NYSC Demands Separate Entrance for Katsina Camp Over Security
The NYSC has urged the Katsina State Government to provide a separate entrance for its orientation camp, citing security concerns amid rising insecurity in northern Nigeria.
Anambra Govt Rescues Boy Brutally Assaulted by Guardians
Anambra State says a 10-year-old boy assaulted by guardians is receiving treatment. The commissioner vows prosecution. Police arrest couple and a minor.
Katsina Bans Petrol in Jerrycans, Limits POS and Motorcycles
Katsina State Government bans sale, purchase, transportation, and storage of petroleum products in jerrycans statewide, and restricts POS, phone charging, and motorcycles in two LGAs to curb banditry and kidnapping.
Three Police Killed by IED in Zamfara
Three police officers died in Zamfara after their vehicle hit an IED planted by terrorists. The officers were EOD experts on routine patrol.
Court Orders Arrest of Sowore Over Cyberbullying Charges
A Federal High Court in Abuja issued a bench warrant for the arrest of Omoyele Sowore after he failed to appear in court for his cyberbullying trial over comments about President Tinubu.
CSOs Condemn Levies as Ogun Aide Hails Governor's Peace Record
Civil society groups in Ogun State condemn multiple levies and regulatory duplication, while Governor Abiodun's aide credits his policies for peace and economic growth.
Nigerian Children Under Siege Despite Laws, Treaties
NHRC warns children's rights violations persist despite laws. May 2026 saw 268,787 complaints, including abductions, attacks on schools, and airstrike casualties.
Police Deny Kidnap Claims, Confirm DCP Khan Died of Illness
Lagos State Police Command dismisses reports that DCP Khan Salihu was kidnapped before death, stating he died of illness after being taken to hospital.
LSSTF Donates Protective Gear to NDLEA Lagos Command
Lagos State Security Trust Fund donates bulletproof vests and ballistic helmets to NDLEA Lagos Command to boost officer safety during narcotics enforcement operations.
Alimosho Council Arrests 10 for Illegal Waste Disposal
Alimosho Local Council arrests 10 persons for illegal waste dumping during Project Iron Shield enforcement operation in Lagos, warns offenders will face prosecution.
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