By Ebi Kesiena The Chinese Government has offered to send a "high-level" delegation of criminal investigation experts to help Nigerian security agencies catch bandits and Boko Haram terrorists unleashing terror in Nigeria, particularly in the north....
By Emmanuel Nduka Nigeria’s Federal Executive Council (FEC), has approved a 20 percent salary increase for men and women of the Nigerian Police Force. Minister of Police Affairs, Alhaji Maigari Dingyadi, disclosed this to newsmen Wednesday...
By Emmanuel Nduka Armed bandits who laid siege along the notorious Kaduna-Zaria highway, have killed a lawmaker and kidnapped many others. The lawmaker, Rilwanu Gadagau, is a member of the Kaduna State House of Assembly. Gadagau...
By Emmanuel Nduka and Ebi Kesiena More than five weeks after the disappearance of five construction engineers of NELAN Consultants who were in Ebonyi State, south east Nigeria to supervise the Abakiliki Ring Road Project, details...
By Emmanuel Nduka Nigeria’s National Security Adviser (NSA) Babagana Monguno, has identified three religious groups as organisations sponsoring terrorism activities in Nigeria and other Sahel countries. He made this revelation while speaking at the 14th Workshop...
By John Ikani Nigeria's Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has called on leaders at different levels to device smarter means of curbing the menace of insecurity ravaging the nation. Osinbajo who made the call on Saturday at...
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