Iran Closes Hormuz Strait Over Breach of MoU
Iran closes Strait of Hormuz to vessel traffic, citing US breach of MoU and Israeli violations in Lebanon. The move is a first step in response to enemy's breach of trust.
Category : Terrorism
Troops arrest collaborator planning to kill repentant terrorists
Troops of Operation Hadin Kai arrested Abubakar Usman, a terrorist collaborator, who confessed to luring repentant terrorists back to the Mandara Mountains to murder them.
Israel, Hezbollah Agree to Ceasefire as Strikes Persist
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire, but deadly strikes continue in Lebanon. The deal tests the US-Iran agreement amid tensions and accusations.
Court Jails Terrorist Battujo's Mother, Sister 40 Years
Federal High Court in Abuja sentenced Safiya Salihu and Halima Abdullahi, mother and sister of slain terrorist Battujo, to 40 years imprisonment for terrorism-related offenses.
Islamic Movement Slams Tinubu on Insecurity and Governance
The Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) condemns President Tinubu's administration over rising insecurity, kidnappings, and high cost of living, calling for immediate rescue of abducted schoolchildren.
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Three Boko Haram Terrorists Sentenced to Death by Hanging
Federal High Court in Abuja sentences three Boko Haram terrorists to death by hanging and two to life imprisonment amid mass trial of over 500 suspects.
Fact Check: Terrorists Did Not Shoot Down NAF Helicopter
A viral claim that terrorists shot down a Nigerian Air Force helicopter in Zungeru, Niger State, has been debunked. The crash video is from 2023 in Chukuba Village.
Israel Strikes Kill 16 in Southern Lebanon, Threatening US-Iran Deal
Israel's overnight strikes in southern Lebanon kill at least 16 people, escalating Hezbollah clashes and straining a fragile US-Iran agreement aimed at halting the war.
Court Dismisses Eurafric Energy's Challenge Over Expired License
A Lagos Federal High Court dismissed Eurafric Energy's case against the Federal Government over a revoked expired oil license, affirming regulatory sanctity in Nigeria's oil sector.
Gaza Death Toll Exceeds 1,000 Since Ceasefire Deal
Over 1,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza since October ceasefire deal, as humanitarian crisis deepens and Israeli control expands to 64% of the strip.
Trump Invokes Law to Boost Weapons After Iran War
President Trump invokes the Defense Production Act to compel defense companies to increase weapon manufacturing after the Iran war depleted US stockpiles, citing systemic constraints in munitions production.
Ukraine Launches Largest Drone Attack on Moscow
Ukraine launched its largest drone offensive on Moscow in two years, targeting energy infrastructure and causing fires, as Kyiv intensifies long-range strikes to pressure Russia to end the war.
Ribadu, Service Chiefs to Attend NUJ Security Summit
NSA Nuhu Ribadu and service chiefs will participate in the NUJ National Security Summit to strengthen media-security collaboration in addressing Nigeria's security challenges.
Man Recounts VDM Confronting Thugs at Oyo Protest
An eyewitness shares a firsthand account of how activist VeryDarkMan bravely confronted armed thugs during a protest in Oyo State over the abduction of schoolchildren.
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Grok AI Used in US Military Operations Against Iran, Filing Shows
A US court filing reveals Elon Musk's Grok AI is being used by the Pentagon's Project Maven targeting system, aiding operations against Iran, raising AI warfare concerns.
Senator Alli: Security Action More Urgent Than Protests
Senator Sharafadeen Alli calls for decisive security measures to tackle rising kidnappings in Oyo State, prioritizing victim rescue over protests and urging intelligence-led operations.
Plane Crashes on Texas Highway, One Dead
A small business jet crashed onto a Texas highway, killing one and injuring five. The plane had diverted due to mechanical failure and hit a moving car.
Iran Forced to Leave USA After World Cup Draw, Coach Fumes
Iran's national team alleges it was forced to leave the United States immediately after their 2-2 draw with New Zealand at the 2026 World Cup, with coach Amir Ghalenoei calling his squad the most oppressed in the tournament.
FBI Arrests 5 in Drone Attack Plot on White House UFC Event
The FBI thwarted an explosive drone attack targeting the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House, arresting five suspects in a multi-state operation.
Borno Reintegrates 720 Repentant Boko Haram Members
Borno State reintegrated 720 repentant Boko Haram members, 992 women, and 2,050 children after deradicalisation, with Governor Zulum providing starter packs.
Nigeria Begins Mass Trial of Over 600 Terrorism Suspects
The Nigerian Federal Government has commenced the fourth phase of mass trials for over 600 terrorism suspects in Abuja, led by Attorney-General Lateef Fagbemi, signaling a tough stance against terrorism.
Gunmen Attack NIPSS, Two Police Officers Killed
Gunmen attacked the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies in Kuru, Plateau State, killing two police officers. Security forces repelled the attackers, and investigations are ongoing.
Iran manager calls team World Cup's most oppressed
Iran's coach Amir Ghalenoei says his team is the 'most oppressed' in the World Cup after being forced to leave the US immediately following a friendly match, amid visa issues.
Nigeria Arraigns Over 600 Terrorism Suspects in Crackdown
The Federal Government arraigned over 600 suspects in Abuja as part of its ongoing fight against terrorism, with several convictions including a doctor jailed for 20 years.
NADECO Asked Me to Extend Military Rule: Abdulsalami
Former Head of State Abdulsalami Abubakar reveals that NADECO leaders privately urged him to extend military rule after realizing he genuinely intended to hand over power in 1999.
FG starts new mass trial of suspected terrorists in Abuja
The Federal Government has commenced a fresh mass trial of suspected terrorists at the Federal High Court in Abuja, with multiple judges handling cases of terrorism, financing, and aiding insurgents.
Nigeria Insecurity: 5,272 Killed, Threatening 2027 Elections
Between January and May 2026, over 5,200 Nigerians were killed in violence, raising alarms about the 2027 elections. Nigeria Watch reports 222,137 deaths since 2006.
12 Dead in Skydiving Plane Crash Near Kansas City
A plane carrying skydivers crashed near Butler Memorial Airport, killing all 12 aboard. The aircraft nosedived shortly after takeoff; investigators are probing the cause.
AAC Alleges Assassination Attempt on Sowore in Abuja
The African Action Congress (AAC) claims an alleged assassination attempt on its presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, during the June 12 Democracy Day protest in Abuja, urging international intervention.
Fire razes petrol station in Umuahia
A petrol station in Umuahia North LGA, Abia State, was destroyed by fire after a tanker explosion. No casualties were reported, but property worth millions was lost.
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