NEO-Black Movement Urges Military Deployment to Schools
The NEO-Black Movement of Africa Worldwide calls on the Federal Government to deploy military personnel to schools to protect students and teachers from kidnappings and attacks.
The NEO-Black Movement of Africa Worldwide calls on the Federal Government to deploy military personnel to schools to protect students and teachers from kidnappings and attacks.
The Independent Media and Policy Initiative calls on President Tinubu to declare a new security emergency targeting fake news and terrorism, with measures to hold social media publishers accountable.
Two members of a local vigilante group were killed in Ta-Hoss community, Riyom LGA of Plateau State, during a late-night patrol by suspected assailants.
Two female WASSCE students and a commercial motorcyclist died in a road accident on Choba Bridge, Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The students were returning from their exam centre.
The United States has issued a warning to foreign social media influencers, stating that creating income-generating content on tourist visas could lead to deportation during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
A severe sandstorm swept through Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State, on Thursday, reducing visibility and disrupting daily activities. No casualties reported.
A fire at The Jungle Box in Buntingford killed all animals, including meerkats and snakes. Ten fire crews responded; no humans were hurt.
A three-year-old girl dangling from a window ledge in Ilford, London, was rescued by a police officer and a brave stranger who caught her as she fell.
Edo State Commissioner Festus Ebea reveals that some residents bring herders and criminals from other states to commit kidnapping and other crimes.
Civil society groups declare June 12 nationwide protest in Nigeria against rising killings, abductions, and economic hardship caused by government policies.
Lagos police dismiss reports of an imminent bandit attack on a school, assuring residents no verified threat exists. Security has been increased as a precaution.
A commercial minibus driver died instantly in a collision with a Toyota Tundra on the Lagos-Apapa Expressway. LASTMA officials responded, cleared the scene, and handed over vehicles to police for investigation.
Lagos State Safety Commission directs hotels, nightclubs, and restaurants to strengthen hygiene measures as precaution against Ebola, though no case confirmed in Nigeria.
Nigeria's insecurity crisis deepens as Northern Elders Forum demands emergency, Afenifere urges self-defence, and experts back state police with calls for fast-tracked reforms.
The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau has recovered major evidence from the Warri-Itakpe train derailment, with five dead and 40 injured. Investigations are ongoing.
FCT Police Command killed two suspected bandits in an operation led by CP Ahmed Mohammed Sanusi, intensifying security across Abuja.
A brief fire outbreak caused panic in the Senate wing of the National Assembly Complex in Abuja, with lawmakers and staff evacuated. No casualties were reported.
Nine students were injured after hoodlums attacked a female hostel at Ebonyi College of Health Science and Technology, stealing phones and cash. No students are missing.
ITUC-Africa calls for immediate rescue of abducted teachers and students in Oyo State, urging government action against rising insecurity and criminal networks.
Fountain of Hope Society 10NG holds 40th anniversary lecture on substance abuse prevention, rehabilitation, and recovery in Lagos, featuring experts and stakeholders.
A brief fire outbreak caused panic in the Senate wing of the National Assembly Complex, forcing lawmakers to evacuate. No casualties were reported.
Lagos State Government reassures public after a teacher's realistic anti-banditry drill at Ijaiye Ojokoro Junior College sparked panic. No actual attack occurred.
NEMA has activated emergency protocols at Lagos airport for the repatriation of Nigerian migrants from South Africa, with the first batch arriving early Thursday.
Afenifere calls on Southwest communities to activate self-defence systems against bandit attacks, citing abductions and urging government support for surveillance.
A heavy rainstorm in Bauchi State killed a 50-year-old woman and her 4-year-old granddaughter, destroyed houses and livestock worth millions of naira.
A brief fire scare at the National Assembly in Abuja was swiftly contained by lawmakers and officials after a fire broke out in the Senate wing, with no casualties reported.
A brief fire outbreak caused panic in the Senate wing of the National Assembly Complex, Abuja, forcing lawmakers and staff to evacuate. No casualties were recorded.
A fire outbreak in the Senate wing of the National Assembly in Abuja caused panic on Wednesday, with emergency responders rushing to contain the blaze.
Two bandits were killed and five kidnapped victims rescued in Abuja's Bwari Area Council. Police recover AK-47 rifles, arrest suspects, and continue hunt for fleeing gang members.
The Nigeria Police Force begins a nationwide crackdown on vehicles without registration plates. IGP Disu deploys DIGs to geopolitical zones and orders enforcement against unregistered vehicles.