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DSS Clears and Compensates Man Wrongfully Detained for Terror Allegations
The DSS has released Nura Idris, a farmer wrongly accused of terrorism links, providing him with N3 million in compensation as part of an ongoing agency-wide review of detention cases.
Aisha Yesufu Accuses Nigerian Senators of Supporting Tinubu’s Actions
Aisha Yesufu has called out Nigerian senators for enabling President Tinubu's administration, insisting they must stop acting like victims.
Niger State Authorities Apprehend Two Women for Alleged Child Trafficking
Police in Niger State have detained two women for suspected child trafficking, rescuing four children and discovering ritualistic materials at their residence in Suleja.
Rev. Dachomo Urges Trump to Halt Targeted Violence Against Christians in Plateau
Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo has called for U.S. intervention to address what he terms a systematic genocide against Christians in Plateau State, following the murder of 22 villagers in Bokkos.
New prison video disputes official account of inmate death
Newly released CCTV footage reveals Allan Marshall was calm and clean before his death in prison custody, contradicting official claims that he was erratic and covered in excrement.
Former NBA official calls on government to ease gun ownership rules to combat insecurity
Former NBA official Benjamin Chukwudi Okoko proposes legalizing gun ownership for self-defense while condemning the rampant extortion occurring at security checkpoints in Nigeria's South-East.
NLC Criticizes DSS Over Handling of Omoyele Sowore
The NLC has condemned the DSS for its aggressive and unprofessional conduct during the arrest of Omoyele Sowore at the Federal High Court in Abuja.
Critics Question Onanuga’s Assessment of Nigeria’s Economic Crisis
Rights advocates and community leaders are challenging statements by presidential aide Bayo Onanuga regarding the current economic state, arguing that infrastructure claims overlook the harsh reality of widespread hunger and inflation.
Kaduna Women Journalists Denounce Fatal Mob Attack Following Child Theft Allegations
The Kaduna chapter of NAWOJ has condemned a fatal mob attack in Mararaban Jos, praising police for arresting 24 suspects while warning against the dangers of jungle justice.
State Police Proposal Faces Criticism Over Potential for Abuse and Division
Kano-based activist A.A. Haruna Ayagi warns that decentralizing Nigeria's police force could trigger ethnic polarization, political intimidation, and operational chaos.