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Abducted Army General Dies in Bandits' Captivity
Retired Major General Rabe Abubakar, former Director of Defence Information, has died from diabetes and hypertension complications while being held by bandits in Katsina State.
Category : Public Safety
Democracy Day Protest: Group Backs Security, Warns Against Fake News
Green Assembly Initiative staged a peaceful protest in Abuja on Democracy Day, backing security efforts and warning against fake news. Leader Duke Alamboye expressed confidence in tackling insecurity.
NACA Reviews Gender and Human Rights Framework in Ebonyi
NACA reviewed the gender and human rights response framework in Ebonyi State to strengthen protection for vulnerable populations, including people living with HIV, and improve access to justice.
Bauchi Panic: Gunmen Kill 33-Year-Old Man in Home
Residents of Gwallaga in Bauchi are in fear after 33-year-old Najamu Aminu was found murdered in his room. The police have transferred the case to SCID for investigation.
Niger Police Deny School Attack Reports, Call Claims False
Niger State Police dismiss reports of attacks on schools in Bosso, Kpakungu, Sabon-Wuse, and Lambata as false, urging public to disregard misinformation.
South Africa Hunts Suspects After Mass Shooting Kills 12
South African police are searching for suspects after a mass shooting in Soweto left 12 people dead. The incident occurred late Monday night, with victims targeted in their homes.
Three Killed as Police Foil Abduction in Kogi School
Three suspected kidnappers were killed by police during a foiled abduction attempt at a school in Kogi State, Nigeria. The incident occurred early Wednesday morning.
US Blocks Somali World Cup Referee Over Terror Links
The Trump administration denied Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan entry to the US for the 2026 World Cup due to associations with suspected terror groups, sparking diplomatic concern.
Ebonyi Police Confirm Attack on Health School Students
Ebonyi Police confirm attack on School of Health Technology students by suspected hoodlums, leaving seven injured. Investigation underway.
Nigerian Terrorists Exploit TikTok for Recruitment
An investigation reveals how terrorist groups in Nigeria use TikTok for recruitment and propaganda, exploiting weak digital governance and lack of content moderation.
Probe Launched into Fatal Warri-Itakpe Train Crash
The Federal Ministry of Transportation has initiated investigations into the fatal train derailment on the Warri-Itakpe route in Delta State, which killed five people and injured many others.
Nigeria Police Launch 24-Hour Schools Protection Squad
Nigeria Police establish a 24-hour Schools Protection Squad Command Centre to respond to threats against schools, including abductions and attacks, amid ongoing security concerns.
Falana Calls for Rescue of Abducted Oyo Pupils, Teachers
Human rights lawyer Femi Falana demands immediate rescue of abducted schoolchildren in Oyo State, highlighting their suffering in captivity during a June 12 protest in Lagos.
Kogi Varsity Student Shot Dead During FYB Celebration
A 300-level student of Prince Abubakar Audu University, David Ocholi Solomon, was shot dead on campus during Final Year Brethren celebrations by suspected cult members, sparking tension and a ban on all festivities.
Ogun Police Enforce Ban on Vehicles Without Number Plates
Ogun State Police Command begins statewide enforcement against vehicles without valid, visible number plates to enhance security and public safety.
Ebonyi Governor Donates 31 Jeeps to Security Agencies
Governor Francis Nwifuru of Ebonyi State donated 31 operational Hilux jeeps to security agencies during Democracy Day, urging professionalism ahead of elections.
Nigerian nurse attacked in Belfast protest, fears safety
A Nigerian nurse in Belfast was hit with a stone during anti-immigrant protests, leaving her feeling unsafe and considering leaving Northern Ireland after five years of service.
UK Army Reveals Salaries for Bricklayers, Plumbers, Painters
The British Army has published starting salaries for bricklayers, plumbers, painters, and electricians at £26,334 per year, equivalent to about ₦48 million in Nigerian naira.
Sowore Collapses After Teargas at Abuja Protest
Omoyele Sowore fell unconscious after police fired teargas at Democracy Day protesters in Abuja on June 12, 2026, amid nationwide demonstrations against economic hardship and insecurity.
Hisbah Arrests 26 for Immoral Acts in Sokoto
Sokoto Hisbah arrests 26 men and women during raids targeting immoral activities under Operation Tsaftace Birnin Shehu.
Tinubu to Recruit 50,000 Police, Boost Military Strength
President Tinubu announces plans to recruit over 50,000 police officers and thousands of military personnel to strengthen national security and address manpower shortages.
Pope Leo: 'All of Us Are Migrants' in Canary Islands
Pope Leo XIV told migrants in Tenerife that 'all of us are migrants,' urging support for migrants and action against traffickers during his Spain visit.
Abducted Oriire Students Still Within Old Oyo Park
Oyo Governor Seyi Makinde confirms abducted students and teachers from Oriire are still within Old Oyo National Park, as security forces intensify rescue operations.
Oyo Police Deny Terror Infiltration, Step Up Surveillance
Oyo Police dismiss social media claims of Lukarawa terrorist infiltration in Ogbomoso, calling them false and misleading. Security has been intensified with covert deployments and community partnerships.
Two Killed in East-West Road Bridge Accidents in Rivers
A police officer and a cyclist died in separate accidents on the Choba-Emohua bridge in Rivers State within two days, raising safety concerns.
Nigerian Woman Dies in Balcony Fall During Delhi Drug Raid
A 41-year-old Nigerian woman died after falling from a balcony during a police raid on a suspected meth lab in Delhi, India. Police seized chemicals and narcotics.
Igboho writes Makinde to guard Oyo schools
Yoruba activist Sunday Igboho writes Oyo Governor Makinde, offering to deploy security personnel to protect public schools after kidnap incidents.
Lagos Worker Wakes at 4:30 AM to Cut Transport Costs
A Lagos corporate worker shares his early morning routine on TikTok, waking at 4:30 AM to beat traffic and save N1,200 daily on transport to Lekki.
Pentagon Lockdown Over Hazardous Materials Incident
The Pentagon was placed on lockdown on June 11 after an air quality issue was detected. HAZMAT crews responded to the hazardous materials incident, implementing shelter-in-place orders.
Femi Falana, CSOs Declare June 12 Protest Over Insecurity
Femi Falana and civil society groups call for nationwide protests on June 12, Nigeria's Democracy Day, against insecurity, hunger, and economic hardship.
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