FCT Police Enforce Tinted Vehicle, Number Plate Rules
FCT Police launch enforcement against tinted glass, concealed number plates, and unregistered vehicles to curb crime, with over 30 vehicles impounded.
FCT Police launch enforcement against tinted glass, concealed number plates, and unregistered vehicles to curb crime, with over 30 vehicles impounded.
A bus plunged into a river in Ebonyi State, killing five including a seven-month-old baby. The driver swerved to avoid a collision on a narrow bridge.
The North-West Youth Unity Forum has issued a 30-day ultimatum to the Federal Government to address worsening insecurity, urging decisive action against terrorists.
Ekiti State government declares zero tolerance for smoking in public, as stakeholders call for stronger tobacco control measures to protect public health.
Karim Lamido council chairperson Virginia Baba Bambur imposes a 24-hour curfew on Karim town and Didango amid escalating violence, urging residents to cooperate with security forces.
Five children who escaped from Boko Haram enclaves in Borno were rescued by troops after sustained military pressure, with three surrendering later.
FCT police foiled a kidnapping attempt in Kubwa, recovering an AK-47 rifle, magazine, and seven rounds of ammunition. Two victims were rescued unharmed.
Nigeria Union of Teachers staged a rally in Ikeja, Lagos, demanding the release of abducted schoolchildren and teachers in Oyo State, warning of growing insecurity in schools.
Lagos State Police refute viral claims of bandit invasions, stating they are false and have led to a tragic death of a motorcycle rider. 15 suspects arrested.
Private schools in Oyo State reject strike, opting for prayer and one-day closure to demand rescue of abducted pupils and teachers, prioritizing security over disruption.
Ondo Amotekun denies reports of bandit attacks on schools, calling them false and urging residents to continue normal activities without fear.
Popular comedian HK Chairman advises Nigerian youths to avoid criminal activities and pursue legitimate means of livelihood, citing Governor Oborevwori as an example of hard work and perseverance.
Six people, including four NYSC members and a soldier, were burnt to death in a head-on collision between a military truck and a commercial bus in Adamawa State.
Stakeholders call for preventive measures against rising dispatch rider crashes, citing speeding, fatigue, and poor training. LASTMA data shows 192 incidents in 2025, with 42 in Q1 2026.
NCDC appeals to 36 state governors for Ebola prevention funding. Oyo State assures preparedness. DG Idris urges state support for health workers.
NERC directs DisCos to compensate Band A customers for power supply shortfalls from February to March 2026 due to generation constraints. Compensation includes token credits or bill adjustments.
Tragic crash on Girei–Song Highway kills six, including four NYSC members and a soldier. Police investigate the collision between a military vehicle and a commercial bus.
Troops of Operation Hadin Kai rescued two abducted mothers and their children in Borno State, marking a humanitarian breakthrough in the fight against insurgency.
Resident doctors at FMC Abeokuta begin three-day strike after burglary at house officers' quarters, demanding improved security measures and replacement of stolen items.
Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa disclosed that security operatives thwarted a plot to bomb the government house through intelligence gathering, arresting suspects and recovering bomb-making materials.
NANS Ogun JCC condemns continued protests over Oyo abductions, warning they spread panic and risk being hijacked by hoodlums, disrupting rescue efforts.
FIFA has released a list of 33 banned items for World Cup stadiums in US, Canada, and Mexico, with some violations carrying jail sentences.
Ondo Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa disclosed that security operatives thwarted a bomb attack on the government house months ago, with suspects in custody.
Ogun State government reassures public after chemical odour incident in Ijebu-Ode schools; over 60 students treated and discharged, investigation ongoing.
A fire outbreak in Ibadan's Oju-Odo Academy area destroyed eight shops, with no casualties. Firefighters prevented further spread, and investigations are ongoing.
NASFAT condemns persistent insecurity in Nigeria, declares special global prayers on Sunday for divine intervention and lasting peace.
Security forces sealed Aso Rock ahead of Omoyele Sowore's protest demanding rescue of abducted schoolchildren. Police cordoned off gates, restricting access.
Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke directs purchase of new surveillance drones after revealing five drones paid for by previous administration are missing.
An 18-year-old was killed and three others injured in a shooting after a high school graduation ceremony in Fairfield, California. The youngest victim is 11.
Lagos Police Command has released updated emergency contact numbers for all area commands to improve response time and community reporting of security incidents.