Man, 43, and nephew, 4, die after eating looted biscuits
A 43-year-old man and his 4-year-old nephew died after eating biscuits allegedly taken from a looted foreign-owned shop in Witbank, Mpumalanga, South Africa.
Category : Public Safety
Four Herders Killed in Anambra Cattle Camp Attack
Gunmen killed four herders from the same family in Agu-Ifite, Anambra State, on July 21, 2026. MACBAN condemned the attack and called for justice.
Lady Slams Leak of Late Footballer Jayden Adams' Secrets
A social media user condemned the release of private details about late Bafana Bafana footballer Jayden Adams, criticizing an insider for sharing information about his final hours.
Anthony Taylor Retires: Chelsea Fans React to Referee's Exit
Premier League referee Anthony Taylor retires at 47 after 16 years, with Chelsea fans reacting online. His last match was the 2026 World Cup last-16 between Spain and Portugal.
Police Recover 285 Vandalised NNPC Pipelines in Adamawa
Police in Adamawa recover 285 vandalised NNPC pipeline segments and arrest seven suspects in a major operation against oil infrastructure theft.
Fuel Dollar Pricing: Marketers Warn Nigerians May Pay in USD
Petroleum marketers warn that Nigerians may soon buy fuel in dollars if the government fails to restore the naira-for-crude deal with Dangote Refinery, raising fears of full dollarisation.
Man Arrested in Delta for Selling Friend's Motorcycle
John Keba was arrested by Owa Youth Vigilante in Delta State for attempting to sell his friend's motorcycle without documents. He confessed to taking it from Uromi, Edo State.
Army Rescues Kidnap Victims, Arrests Suspects in 3 States
Nigerian Army troops rescued kidnapped civilians and foiled abduction attempts in Zamfara, Katsina and Kebbi states on July 19-20, 2026.
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FCT CP warns youths against police phone searches
FCT Police Commissioner Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi warns Nigerian youths not to allow police officers to search their phones, citing abuse and extortion by some personnel.
Teacher Denies Tying Boy to Bed in Historical Sex Case
Deborah Franklin, 65, denies eight counts of historical gross indecency against a boy under 14, including an incident where she allegedly tied and blindfolded a 10-year-old.
Five drown in Ohio River after failed rescue attempt
Five people, including two sets of parents, drowned in the Scioto River on July 19 while trying to rescue a struggling swimmer, leaving several children orphaned.
Abused boy discharged from Anambra hospital after recovery
Chiziterem Ozuluigbo, 10, discharged from hospital after full recovery from abuse by guardians in Anambra, sparking nationwide outrage and calls for stronger child protection laws.
Nigerian Nurse in US Reflects on First Year, Announces Career Change
Precious Erhauyi, a Nigerian registered nurse, marks one year in the US, sharing heartfelt reflections on homesickness and growth, and reveals a career change despite uncertainty.
Two Firefighters Collapse Battling Lagos Building Fire
Two firefighters collapsed while battling a fire on the top floor of a three-storey residential building in Ketu-Ikosi, Lagos. The fire, caused by an electrical surge, was contained; both officers are stable.
Three dead, four injured in Anambra lone crash
FRSC confirms three dead, four injured in a lone crash on Nnobi-Agulu-Awka Road; a truck caught fire after mechanical fault.
US soldier killed in Iraq, Iran war deaths reach 17
A US soldier was killed in northern Iraq during a controlled detonation of unexploded ordnance from an Iranian drone, bringing American deaths in the Iran war to 17.
Wazalento threaten journalists in eastern DRC over coverage
Wazalendo militiamen have threatened to kill or capture a reporter and torch a radio station in eastern DRC as frontlines shift under diplomatic pressure for peace.
Army rescues kidnap victim, recovers ransom in Imo
Troops of the Nigerian Army raided a kidnap syndicate hideout in Imo, rescuing a victim and recovering N298,200 ransom, a vehicle, and other items. A suspect was arrested.
Katsina Police Rescue Woman, Recover 15 Rustled Cattle
Police in Katsina State rescued an abducted woman and recovered 15 rustled cattle in separate operations in Funtua and Musawa LGAs. Spokesperson Abubakar Aliyu confirmed the incidents.
Borno govt shows proof-of-life video of Lassa school students
Borno State Government reveals a proof-of-life video of 36 students abducted from Lassa school, warns attacks threaten education gains.
Cross River exempts women, elderly drivers from transport levies
Cross River State exempts women in commercial transport and men aged 60+ from vehicle registration and daily levies under Governor Otu's 'People First' agenda.
UniCal Reiterates Ban on Wild Post-Exam Celebrations
University of Calabar reaffirms ban on wild post-examination celebrations and disorderly conduct, warning students of sanctions for violations.
Delta Police Foil Black Axe Cult Initiation in Ughelli
Delta Police thwarted a Black Axe cult initiation in Orogun, Ughelli North LGA, recovering weapons, vehicles, and phones after a shootout.
Rivers police foil cult attack on trader in Port Harcourt market
Rivers State police foiled a suspected cult attack on a trader at Mile 3 market in Port Harcourt. Suspects fled, manhunt underway.
SSS to Appeal Life Sentences for Ansaru Commanders
The SSS says it will appeal life sentences given to two Ansaru commanders, citing the sentence as too light given the beheading of two teachers during the Oriire kidnapping.
FIFA Rigging Claim Over Fireworks Colors After Spain Win Goes Viral
A viral post claims fireworks at the 2026 World Cup final were pre-set in Argentina's colors, suggesting rigging. Spain won the trophy. The video garnered over 5.2 million views.
Provo Fire Captain, Wife, 3 Sons Die in Utah Flash Flood
A Provo fire captain, his wife, and their three sons were killed in a flash flood while hiking in a Utah canyon. A daughter who did not join the trip survived.
Thunderstorm kills six children, injures two in Adamawa
A severe thunderstorm in Ganye LGA, Adamawa State, killed six children and injured two others on Sunday, July 19, 2026, plunging the community into mourning.
8 Killed in Crush at Evangelical Gathering in Bujumbura
Eight people died and nine were injured in a crush at an evangelical event in Bujumbura, Burundi, after a wall collapsed as thousands tried to leave.
39 Feared Missing in Jigawa Boat Capsize Carrying Female Farmers
A boat carrying over 40 female farmers capsized in Jigawa, leaving one dead and 39 missing. Rescue operations are ongoing.
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