NAPTIP rescues 64 trafficking survivors in Ebonyi since 2022
NAPTIP Ebonyi rescued 64 trafficking survivors from 2022 to 2026, arrested 90 suspects, and intensified anti-trafficking campaigns in schools and communities.
NAPTIP Ebonyi rescued 64 trafficking survivors from 2022 to 2026, arrested 90 suspects, and intensified anti-trafficking campaigns in schools and communities.
Kaduna Governor Uba Sani visited the family of Ummulkhairi Aliyu, who was lynched by a mob, and vowed justice. 41 suspects have been arrested, and the governor will support her children's welfare and education.
The Nigerian Army rescued eight kidnap victims in Zamfara and arrested 39 suspected drug dealers in Plateau during separate operations nationwide.
Troops of Operation Whirl Stroke and Benue State Civil Protection Guard foiled a terrorist attack at Tor Donga Yam Market, killing two suspects and recovering arms.
Cape Verde captain Ryan Mendes is under investigation for allegedly raping a team translator in New Zealand, with police reviewing CCTV and forensic evidence.
Fourteen Saudi citizens died when an Aramco helicopter crashed in Ras Tanura near a major oil refinery. Investigations are underway, and the energy ministry offered condolences.
Ugandan General Muhoozi Kainerugaba ordered the closure of Daily Monitor, NTV Uganda, and Spark TV, with armed soldiers surrounding the Daily Monitor headquarters in Kampala, sparking press freedom concerns.
Troops of Operation Enduring Peace arrested a suspected gunrunner and recovered three locally fabricated rifles during a patrol in Barkin Ladi LGA, Plateau State.
The Oyo State Government has lifted the curfew imposed on 10 local government areas following a recent kidnapping incident in Oriire LGA, effective from Saturday.
A Lagos Coroner's Court has confirmed through DNA testing that an unidentified body belongs to journalist Pelumi Onifade, missing since the 2020 #EndSARS protests, bringing partial closure after six years.
Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has ordered the demolition of all shanties and illegal structures along the Lagos-Badagry Expressway median, giving occupants 72 hours to vacate.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani jumped fully clothed into Thomas Jefferson Pool on June 27, 2026, to kick off the city's outdoor pool season, breaking regulations requiring swimsuits.
Silver-cheeked toadfish with human-like teeth and toxic flesh spread through Greek waters as tourist season peaks, prompting a capture incentive program.
The DSS has released farmer Nura Idris after finding no evidence linking him to Boko Haram, ending over a year of detention and awarding N3 million compensation.
Nyesom Wike announces Super Eagles have been forgiven for missing the 2026 World Cup after Joseph Yobo relayed their apology, promising the mistake will not recur.
The United Against Terror Movement calls on President Tinubu to enhance intelligence gathering and accountability in Nigeria's fight against insecurity, praising DSS professionalism and urging public cooperation.
Nura Idris, a farmer from Kaduna, was released by the DSS after an investigation cleared him of Boko Haram links. He received N3 million compensation and support to rebuild his livestock business.
Nigerians react as FCMB security guard Adebanjo Samuel returns lost $9,100 to customer, with some praising his integrity and others calling him a 'big fool' for not keeping the money.
Iran captain Mehdi Taremi criticized FIFA and World Cup organizers, claiming they want Iran eliminated after a controversial 1-1 draw with Egypt in the 2026 World Cup.
The Federal Government announces the arrest of seven suspected Boko Haram and ISWAP commanders at Katsina airport after returning from the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage, crediting improved digital identity systems.
Ogun State Government and Nigeria Police Force intensify efforts to strengthen security, focusing on cross-border crimes and community safety, with 65 new patrol vehicles.
IGP Kayode Egbetokun orders investigation into alleged police handover of teacher Bala Ibrahim to a mob in Kaduna, leading to his death.
Nigeria Police clarify viral video shows registered vigilantes and hunters, not armed bandits, in Katsina State, condemning misinformation.
A three-storey building collapsed in Lagos’ Alakija area on Thursday, a day after a five-storey collapse in Port Harcourt. Several persons are feared trapped, with rescue efforts ongoing.
LASEMA confirms 26 rescued alive, 8 dead including a baby girl after three-storey building collapse in Alakija. Rescue ongoing.
Lagos police conclude investigation into Mushin explosion, ruling out terrorism and IEDs. Findings attribute blast to catastrophic mechanical failure of a pressurised component, causing minor injuries.
At least eight people, including a baby, died and 26 were rescued after a three-storey building collapsed in Alakija, Lagos, on Thursday. Rescue operations continue.
The Oyo State Government has extended the 48-hour curfew in 10 local government areas bordering Old Oyo National Park by 24 hours to curb kidnapping and security challenges.
The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors has threatened a nationwide solidarity strike if the ongoing industrial dispute at OAUTHC in Ile-Ife is not resolved, citing unresolved welfare and workplace issues.
The Nigerian Army has rescued eight kidnap victims from a forest in Plateau State, according to a statement by the military.