Police Arrest Two for Railway Vandalism, Reject Bribe
Nigeria Police arrest two suspects for vandalising railway infrastructure worth over N400 million, recover materials, and reject a N100 million bribe during investigation.
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Nigerian Police Reject N100 Million Bribe in Railway Probe
Nigerian police officers rejected a N100 million bribe during an investigation into a railway vandalism syndicate, arresting two suspects and recovering stolen materials worth over N400 million.
Nigerian Soldier Admitted to Shooting Dead Corps Member
Family of slain NYSC member Abdulsamad Jamiu rejects army's crossfire claim, says soldier admitted mistake, calls for independent investigation.
US Warns Nigerians on Visa Overstays, Urges Compliance
The US Mission in Nigeria warns visa overstays by Nigerians can affect future applicants. Compliance protects opportunities for students, business travelers, and families.
Family Rejects Army Account of NYSC Member's Killing
The family of Abdulsamad Jamiu, an NYSC member killed by soldiers in Abuja, rejects the Army's claim of crossfire and demands an independent investigation.
Igbo Community Mourns Princess Nne Nana Onwodi
The Igbo community announces the death of Princess Nne Nana Onwodi, former presidential aspirant and women leader, mourning a profound loss.
Military Recovers N8m Ransom After Rescue in Plateau
Troops under Operation ENDURING PEACE rescued a kidnap victim and recovered N8 million ransom in Plateau State, marking a rare success against kidnapping syndicates.
VDM and Blord Meet Physically Amid Legal Battle, Video Trends
Online activist VeryDarkMan and billionaire Blord met in court amid their legal feud. A viral video shows tense greetings, with VDM refusing to drop the case and accusing Sowore of influence.
Kogi Family Seeks Justice Over Double Murder
Family of DSC Oluwapelumi Adebayo calls for independent probe into his death and photojournalist Ayo Aiyepeku, rejecting suicide claims.
Kogi Orphanage Attack: 23 Pupils, Proprietor's Wife Abducted
Gunmen stormed an illegal orphanage in Kogi State, abducting 23 pupils and the proprietor's wife. Security forces rescued 15 pupils; search continues for remaining victims.
US Mission Warns Nigerians on Visa Overstays
The US Mission in Nigeria warns that visa overstays by Nigerians could harm future travel opportunities for other citizens, urging compliance with immigration laws.
Ex-Police Officer Arraigned for Defiling 6-Year-Old Girl
A former police officer, Ayodeji Awenebi, was arraigned in Akure for allegedly defiling a 6-year-old girl in Ondo State. He pleaded not guilty and was granted bail.
US Warns Nigeria: Visa Overstays Harm Fellow Citizens
The US Mission in Nigeria warns that visa overstays by some Nigerians undermine opportunities for law-abiding students, business travelers, and families seeking legitimate entry to the US.
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South Africans Tell Asian Shop Owners to Hire Locals
Tensions rise in South Africa as locals pressure foreign shop owners to hire citizens over African migrants, sparking xenophobia concerns and calls for Nigerian government intervention.
Nigerians Not Under Siege in South Africa: Ambassador
Nigeria's Ambassador to South Africa, Temitope Ajayi, says xenophobic attacks are under control and Nigerians are not under siege.
Nigerian Siblings Flee to UK Over Sexuality, Share Story
A Nigerian lesbian and her gay brother fled to the UK to escape persecution. They share their asylum journey, sparking mixed reactions online.
Son Sets Father's House on Fire After Mother Refuses Money
A son set his father's house on fire in Abuja after his mother refused to give him money. The fire service contained the blaze, preventing further damage.
South Africans demand firing of Black African immigrants
Black South Africans have summoned Chinese, Indian, and other non-African shop owners to demand they stop employing Black African immigrants, sparking controversy.
Gunmen Attack Kogi Orphanage, Abduct 23 Pupils and Wife
Unknown gunmen attacked an unregistered orphanage in Lokoja, Kogi State, abducting 23 pupils and the proprietor's wife. Security forces rescued 15 pupils; search for remaining 8 continues.
Man Found Dead in Schalke Stadium Toilet; Probe Launched
A 65-year-old man was discovered dead in a restroom at FC Schalke's VELTINS-Arena. Police are investigating, with no signs of foul play.
Woman Guilty of Dynamite Attack on Sleeping Boyfriend
Keyonna Waddell, 35, faces up to 25 years for throwing homemade dynamite at her sleeping boyfriend, causing his hand to be blown off and amputated.
Shakira Crew Member Dies in Stage Accident
A crew member for Shakira was crushed to death while building a stage for her upcoming concert in Colombia. Investigation underway.
Gunmen Kill Pastor, Wife, Two Children in Plateau Attack
Gunmen attacked Gako village in Plateau State, killing Rev. Ayuba Choji, his wife, and two children. The assailants also destroyed farmlands, worsening food insecurity.
KGIRS Arrests Three Illegal Revenue Collectors in Kogi
Kogi State Internal Revenue Service arrested three individuals for illegal roadblocks and unauthorized fee collection in Ofu LGA, enforcing the federal ban.
Foster Grandmother Charged in Hot Car Death of Infant
Linda Charlene Stevens, 67, faces negligent homicide charges after leaving her 7-month-old foster grandchild in a hot car for eight hours while she worked at a library in Tennessee.
Fashion Designer Arrested for Raping Apprentice in Akure
Ondo Police arrest 32-year-old Beninese fashion designer for allegedly raping his 17-year-old apprentice after forcing her to drink alcohol.
Katsina Community Repels Bandits, 10 Killed in Nagodi
Residents of Gurbi in Katsina State successfully repelled bandits, forcing them to retreat. At least 10 fleeing residents were killed in Nagodi. Security response was delayed.
Nigerian Found Dead in UK Workplace
A third UK-based Nigerian, Ademola Oke, 37, was found unresponsive at his workplace on April 18, 2026. He was in good health earlier that day.
Why Nigeria's NIN Portal Keeps Failing: Causes and Solutions
Repeated NIN platform outages disrupt banking, telecom, and essential services in Nigeria. Experts cite outdated infrastructure, poor power supply, and centralized systems as key causes, urging government investment.
Colonel Sues FG Over Coup Plot Detention, Demands N500m
Colonel Mohammed Alhassan Ma'aji sues FG for N500m over prolonged detention without trial since September 2025 for alleged coup plot.
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