Hajiya Asia El-Rufai, second wife of detained former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai, has alleged via Facebook that she and co-wife Aishatou are being tracked and their phones tapped, warning the government will be held accountable for their safety.
A rare double wedding in Ibadan, where twin brothers married twin sisters with matching names, has sparked curiosity about whether
Nigerian bandits once confined to forest hideouts are now livestreaming on TikTok and Facebook to flaunt cash, weapons and influence, prompting security agencies to track and arrest figures like the now-detained “Sule Yellow” as part of efforts to counter this new wave of “cyber-enabled banditry”
KAROTA has called for urgent government and military intervention to end recurring clashes between its officers and soldiers during traffic
Pastor Harrison Charles Anazodo of Day Spring Assembly in Awada, Anambra State, has been arrested over allegations that he lured 75 married women into becoming his wives, with neighbours describing bizarre church practices including support for polygamy and forced wife-swapping.
Fresh details have emerged on late Majir General Rabe Abubakar died and how his widow, Hajiya Amina, survived being shot and abandoned by fleeing bandits in the Katsina bush before a chance encounter with a stranger and arriving troops saved her life.
Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu has appointed CSP Anietie Okokon Edem Iniedu as the Nigeria Police Force’s new spokesperson, replacing DCP Anthony Placid barely three months after his appointment, in what is the Force’s third PR leadership change in under a year.
IPOB’s Directorate of State has indefinitely suspended Nnamdi Kanu’s office as leader and his role as Radio Biafra director, citing dangerous communications from his Sokoto prison cell that have reportedly led to arrests and deaths of members.
Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, has assured the roughly 1,000 Nigerians who registered for evacuation from South Africa that they will all be airlifted home before the June 30 anti-migrant deadline, with the first 258 already back on home soil.
Pan-Atlantic University in Lagos ordered students to stay in their hostels Tuesday night after suspected bandits were spotted on campus, triggering a multi-agency security sweep that the university confirmed by Wednesday had found no actual threat.
