FCT Police Deny Invasion Claims in Gwagwalada
The FCT Police Command has debunked reports of an invasion by Fulani herdsmen in Gwagwalada, stating investigations found no threats.
Category : Public Safety
Centre Defends Tinubu's Homeland Security Appointment
The Centre for Humanitarian and Homeland Advancement backs President Tinubu's appointment of a Special Adviser on Homeland Security, calling criticism misplaced and urging smarter coordination.
NPRC 2026: North-East Team Intensifies Disaster Campaign
The NPRC 2026 North-East Team intensifies disaster preparedness in Adamawa, engaging communities in Yola South and Yola North to boost early warning and resilience.
Over 100 Hospitalised in Suspected Gas Leak at Ogun Schools
Over 100 students and teachers hospitalised after a suspected gas leak hits multiple schools in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State. Authorities detect high methane levels.
Nigeria Tragedy: Train Crashes Into School Bus in Kenya
A train crashed into a school bus in Gilgil, Kenya, injuring several pupils. Emergency responders rescued children as investigations into the cause begin.
UUTH CMD Appeals to Doctors to End Strike After EFCC Raid
The Chief Medical Director of UUTH appeals to doctors to resume work after an indefinite strike over EFCC's arrest of a senior doctor and four staff members, warning of patient risks.
Arewa Youth Commends Service Chiefs on Security Gains
Arewa Youth Assembly declares no terrorist group controls any part of Nigeria, lauds service chiefs for coordinated military successes against insurgency and banditry.
Oyo Govt Clears Ibadan Streets of Destitutes and Beggars
Oyo state authorities clear Ibadan streets of destitutes and beggars, relocating them for rehabilitation to ensure safety and hygiene.
NEMA Launches Flood Preparedness Campaign for South-South Region
NEMA has launched the 2026 flood preparedness campaign for Nigeria's South-South region to mitigate rainy season impacts, focusing on early action and coordination.
Tension Mounts in FUTO Over Suspected Assailant Attacks
Residents of FUTO communities panic after violent attacks, including cult clashes and abductions. Police deploy response unit.
NEMA warns 30 states of severe flooding, urges action
NEMA alerts over 30 states to possible severe flooding in 2026, urging governors and local authorities to intensify prevention measures and clear drainage systems.
Nigerian Lady Slapped for Reporting Sexual Harassment
A Nigerian woman, Chukwujama Nemenma, recounts being slapped at Onitsha Main Market after confronting a man for touching her breast, calling for government action.
US Citizen Convicted for Secret Chinese Police Station
A New York federal jury convicted Lu Jianwang for operating a secret Chinese police station in Manhattan used to monitor pro-democracy activists. He faces up to 30 years in prison.
Ogun Police Warn Public Over Fake 2026 Recruitment Schedule
The Ogun State Police Command warns the public about a fake 2026 recruitment medical screening schedule circulating online, urging applicants to ignore it and rely on official channels.
Top 5 Traffic Rules Ignored in Lagos
Discover the five most ignored traffic rules in Lagos, Nigeria, from running red lights to illegal parking, and their impact on road safety and congestion.
Plateau Govt Relaxes Curfew in Jos North
Plateau State Government relaxes curfew in Jos North LGA from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. daily, citing improved security after Palm Sunday attack.
Ekiti Polls: Security Tops Voter Concerns, Report Reveals
A pre-election survey reveals 70% of Ekiti voters prioritize security ahead of the June 2026 governorship election, with concerns over violence and electoral malpractices.
US Suspends Bond for World Cup Ticket Holders from Certain Countries
The Trump administration waives visa bonds for foreign World Cup ticket holders from 50 countries, easing travel for fans from Algeria, Cabo Verde, Ivory Coast, Senegal, and Tunisia.
NSITF Provides Prosthetic Limbs to Injured Workers
NSITF MD Oluwaseun Faleye says the Employees' Compensation Scheme restores dignity to injured workers by providing prosthetic limbs and rehabilitation support.
Police Rescue US Doctor from Mob Attack in Ibadan
Oyo police rescue US-based Dr Afolabi from mob attack after false kidnapping accusation; vehicle torched, investigation underway.
Lagos Women Protest Over Extended Power Blackout
Residents of Agbado, Lagos, led by women, protested at Ikeja Electric over weeks-long power outage, demanding immediate restoration and better communication.
Passenger Dies, 2,000 Quarantined on Cruise Ship
A British passenger died and dozens are ill after a suspected norovirus outbreak on a cruise ship with nearly 2,000 people on board in Bordeaux, France.
Police Arrest Driver for Murder of Clergyman Boss
Anambra police arrest a driver for masterminding the abduction and murder of his boss, a Pentecostal bishop, and attempting to sell his stolen SUV.
Police Rescue US-Based Doctor from Mob Attack
Oyo Police rescue US-based doctor from mob attack in Ibadan after false kidnapping alarm. Vehicle set ablaze, two girls found safe.
Zamfara Govt Reaffirms Commitment to NYSC Members' Safety
Zamfara State Government reaffirms commitment to NYSC members' safety and welfare during 2026 Batch A Stream II orientation closing ceremony, with governor promising support and recognition for outstanding corps members.
LASEMA fights fire at Apostolic Church in Lagos, no injuries
LASEMA responded to a major fire at The Apostolic Church in Lagos on Tuesday. No casualties were reported. Electrical surge suspected.
Slight Drop in Road Crashes in Nigeria but Casualties Rise
Nigeria recorded 2,720 road crashes in Q1 2026, a slight drop from Q4 2025 but up 2.64% year-on-year. Male fatalities dominate at 79.88%.
Lagos Fund Donates Security Gear to Military Units
Lagos State Security Trust Fund donates bulletproof vests and helmets to Army, Navy, and Air Force to boost security operations.
€990bn Lost to Noise-Induced Ailments, Lost Productivity
At the 11th Noiseless Lagos Summit, LASEPA revealed WHO data showing €990 billion lost yearly to noise-induced health issues and lost productivity, with 970 million people affected globally.
Vigilante Groups Foil Power Substation Robbery in Ogbomoso
Local vigilante groups in Ogbomoso, Oyo State, foiled an attempted robbery on a 132KVA power substation, preventing vandalism of critical infrastructure and prompting visits by traditional rulers and TCN officials.
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