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Nasarawa State University Professor Rescued from Abductors
Department of State Services operatives have rescued Professor Samuel Okunsebor of Nasarawa State University following his abduction by gunmen earlier this week.
EFCC Investigates Visa Overstay Corruption Scandal at Nigeria Immigration Service
The EFCC is probing a long-standing visa racketeering scheme within the Nigeria Immigration Service involving extortion and significant unexplained wealth.
Nigeria Police Force Endorses PCRC’s 10,000-Volunteer Safe Schools Campaign
The Nigeria Police Force has pledged support for the Police Community Relations Committee's new Safe Schools Initiative, which aims to deploy 10,000 volunteers to protect schools nationwide.
FRSC and Attorney Fagge in Standoff Over Kano Road Jurisdiction Ruling
A legal battle has erupted between the FRSC and lawyer Abba Hikima Fagge following a court ruling that restricted agency operations on Kano state roads.
Plateau State survivor recounts tragic loss of family in Kum village attack
A survivor of a brutal attack in Plateau State describes the loss of his wife, son, daughter-in-law, and infant grandchild at the hands of armed assailants.
AIG Kwaimoh demands professional conduct and rights respect from Gombe police
AIG Vungmoh S.M. Kwaimoh visited the Gombe State Police Command to instruct officers on maintaining high ethical standards and protecting citizens' rights while performing their duties.
Sonam Wangchuk hospitalized following 20-day protest against examination irregularities
Activist Sonam Wangchuk was hospitalized after a 20-day fast protesting systemic issues and alleged cheating within India's medical entrance examination process.
Digital assault stalls 2026 Nigerian Bar Association presidential vote
A coordinated cyberattack has forced the Nigerian Bar Association to delay its 2026 national election voting process as security teams work to stabilize the voting platform.
Legal expert: Authorities must investigate suspicious death despite family objections
Legal expert Liborous Oshoma explains that state authorities maintain the power to conduct autopsies in suspicious death cases even when families object, as the family of the late Mary Habila continues to seek the release of her remains.
Abia Community Concludes 77-Year Land Dispute Through Court-Mandated Possession
Officials from the Abia State High Court have executed a Writ of Possession in the Ujara Ukwuakwu land dispute, ending a 77-year legal battle between the Ukwuakwu and Obinto communities.