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Kebbi Hisbah detains 25 individuals during Argungu hotel operation
The Kebbi Hisbah Board has taken 25 youths into custody during a raid at an Argungu hotel, citing allegations of immoral activity.
Berom Youth-Moulders Association threatens lawsuit against NIPSS DG over militia labeling
The BYM has threatened legal action against NIPSS DG Professor Ayo Omotayo for branding the Berom ethnic group as a militia during a recent television interview, demanding an immediate apology and retraction.
Kidnap Survivors Share Harrowing Accounts Following Dramatic Ogun Rescue
A group of commuters shares their traumatic experience after being kidnapped on the Sagamu-Benin Expressway and their subsequent rescue by a joint police operation.
Lagos Fire Service investigates blaze at Apapa fuel depot
Lagos State fire authorities have initiated an investigation into a storage tank fire at the Bono Energy Terminal in Apapa, confirming no casualties were reported after a successful containment operation.
Top Stories in Nigeria: Ten Essential Updates for Saturday
Key Nigerian news updates covering the Osun election, medical allegations, security crises in Sokoto, election registration extensions, and political developments.
Local shops linked to convicted human trafficker shut down following BBC report
Local authorities have closed two mini-marts linked to Twana Jamal, a convicted human smuggler exposed by a BBC investigation while operating in Leicestershire.
Mining Areas in Plateau State Face Rising Threat from Armed Groups
Armed attacks on mining sites in Plateau State have led to loss of life and economic disruption, prompting the state government to implement new security regulations and military operations.
Nigerians Returning from South Africa Face Criminal Stigma and Economic Ruin
Government officials are launching support programs for over 1,000 Nigerians returning from South Africa, as returnees share personal stories of lost businesses, systemic discrimination, and the heavy stigma of being unfairly labeled as criminals.
Newspaper Review: Storm Concerns for England Fixture and US Doubts Regarding Miliband
Saturday's press covers the confirmation of England's World Cup match timing, US concerns regarding Ed Miliband, and new safety warnings from the National Crime Agency.
Four Die, Ten Injured Following Renewed Herder Assaults in Benue State
Four people were killed and ten were injured after armed herders attacked residents and farmers across Kwande, Benue State, over a two-day period.