US Suspends ICE Activities at FIFA World Cup Stadiums
The Trump administration will suspend ICE operations inside and around FIFA World Cup stadiums during the 2026 tournament, following concerns over immigration enforcement.
Category : Public Safety
Hantavirus Under Control in France, Says Macron
President Macron confirms hantavirus outbreak linked to cruise ship is under control, urges vigilance but warns against comparing to COVID-19.
Nigeria Sees Marginal Decline in Road Crashes in Q1 2026
Nigeria recorded 2,720 road crashes in Q1 2026, a 0.40% drop from Q4 2025, but casualties rose with 1,347 deaths, mostly men, according to NBS data.
Vigilante groups foil Ogbomoso power substation robbery
Local vigilantes in Ogbomoso, Oyo State, thwarted an attempted robbery at the newly installed 132KVA power substation, preventing vandalism of critical components.
Boy, 7, Dies After Bouncy Castle Lifted by Wind in Belgium
Jean Kylian Essombe, 7, died after a bouncy castle was flung into the air by strong wind in Hamme, Belgium. Three other children were injured. An investigation has been launched.
11 Die in Ogun Auto Crash, Three Escape Lagos Accident
FRSC confirms 11 dead in Ogun crash on Abeokuta-Lagos Expressway. Three escape unhurt in Lagos accident involving Lexus RX 300.
Nigerian Woman Recounts Shocking 1am Hotel Experience
A Nigerian lady shares a startling experience at 1am in a hotel room with friends, leaving many shocked. Details emerge from the viral story.
11 Die in Ogun Bridge Accident on Abeokuta-Lagos Road
A lone accident on Eruku Bridge along the Abeokuta-Lagos road in Ogun State killed 11 people. The FRSC cited overloading as the likely cause and urged caution for night travelers.
Pilgrim Dies at Yola Airport Before Hajj Flight
Hajiya Dado Hammadu from Taraba State died at Yola Airport hours before her 2026 Hajj flight. She fell ill and was diagnosed with low blood pressure.
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FG Orders Mandatory Drug Tests for All Students Nationwide
The Federal Government mandates drug screening for new and returning students across Nigeria to combat rising substance abuse in schools, sparking debate on privacy and effectiveness.
Oyo Warns Residents of Flash Floods, Heatwaves
Oyo State Government issues advisory on flash floods, road overflows, and heatwaves as 2026 rainy season begins, urging precautionary measures.
Catholic Deacon Killed in Bear Attack After Voicemail to Father
A Catholic deacon, Anthony Pollio, 33, was mauled to death by a bear in Glacier National Park after leaving a touching voicemail for his father during a sunset hike.
Civilians Feared Dead in Niger Airstrike on Bandits
An airstrike targeting bandits in Niger State reportedly killed civilians. Military denies claims, says only bandits and informants were hit.
FUTA Student Found Dead in Bush, Suicide Suspected
The body of 23-year-old Favour Olaniyi, a 100-level student at FUTA, was found in a bush near the North Gate. An empty herbicide bottle was discovered, sparking suicide speculation.
Schneider Electric Fights Counterfeit Electrical Products in Nigeria
Schneider Electric's roadshow in Lagos and Port Harcourt educates on dangers of counterfeit electrical products, aiming to reduce accidents and fatalities.
Nigerian Boy Drowns in Canada Lake
Damilola Khalid Afolabi, 12, drowned in Mahogany Lake, Calgary, after jumping in post-basketball. Community calls for safety reforms.
Ondo Council Boss Unveils Community-Driven Security JTF
Akure South Local Council Chairman Gbenga Fasua launches a Joint Task Force to tackle crime, uniting security agencies, traditional rulers, and community leaders for coordinated response.
Kebbi Hisbah Releases Two Women After Indecent Dressing Arrest
The Kebbi State Hisbah Board released two women arrested for indecent dressing in Birnin Kebbi after counseling them on modesty and community values.
One Dead, 18 Hurt in Sagamu-Benin Expressway Crash
A truck rammed into a bus on the Sagamu-Benin Expressway in Ogun State, killing one person and injuring 18 others. TRACE blames excessive speed.
Rivers Police Reaffirms Tricycle and Motorcycle Restrictions
Rivers State Police Command reaffirms restrictions on tricycles and motorcycles, banning tinted glass on Keke-Bus, unregistered vehicles, and warning against 'one-chance' crimes.
Two killed in truck crash on Badagry Expressway in Lagos
A speeding bucket truck killed a pedestrian and a motorcyclist on the Badagry Expressway in Lagos. The driver fled but was arrested by LASTMA and handed to police.
Borno Govt Reintegrates 8,000 Ex-Boko Haram Members
Borno State says it has successfully reintegrated about 8,000 former Boko Haram insurgents and their families, achieving 75% success in its peace-building program.
FRSC Marks WARSO Day in Rivers, Warns Against Reckless Driving
The FRSC Rivers Sector Command commemorated WARSO Day in Port Harcourt, urging motorists to adopt safer driving habits to reduce road crashes and fatalities across Nigeria.
Lightning Strike Kills Police Inspector in Maiduguri
Inspector Abdulkadir Garba died after being struck by lightning while on traffic duty in Maiduguri. A colleague survived the incident.
NIWA Targets Zero Boat Accidents with Safety Campaign
NIWA intensifies safety awareness on Lagos waterways to achieve zero boat accidents, focusing on compliance, life jacket use, and phasing out wooden boats.
16 Killed, 5 Injured in Bus Crash on Lokoja-Okene Highway
A Toyota Hiace bus plunged under a bridge on the Lokoja-Okene highway, killing 16 and injuring 5. Fatigue and overspeeding blamed.
Thunder kills police inspector on duty in Borno
Inspector Abdulkadir Garba, known as Buratai, died after being struck by lightning while on duty in Maiduguri. His colleague survived.
Nigerian Red Cross Seeks United Humanitarian Action
The Nigerian Red Cross Society urges stronger collaboration among humanitarian groups, governments, and communities to address challenges, emphasizing volunteerism and neutrality.
Ogun Police Deny Misleading Report on Ajuwon Assault
Ogun Police Command debunks false online report on Ajuwon assault, confirms professional handling, amicable resolution, and lawful procedures.
Edo Demolishes Building Used by Kidnappers in Ubiaja
Edo State Government demolishes a building in Ubiaja used as a hideout for kidnapping and drug activities, following investigations and arrests.
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