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Family of Slain Bauchi Islamic Teacher Decries Lack of Arrests
One week after an Islamic teacher was murdered in Bauchi State, his family is calling for the arrest of suspected gang members who have yet to face justice.
Kogi Catholic community seeks justice following fatal stabbing of priest
Parishioners in Kogi State are demanding justice after the fatal stabbing of Rev. Fr. Samuel Oyetoro, with police launching an investigation into the attack.
Government restricts early prison release for rapists and child sex offenders
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has updated the prison early release program to explicitly exclude those convicted of serious sexual offenses against children and rape, following widespread public backlash.
NANS South-South demands justice for murdered former student leader within seven days
NANS South-South has given authorities a seven-day deadline to arrest the killers of former student leader and corps member, Stanley Okebaram, who was murdered in Bayelsa State.
Nigerian Army recovers body of abducted community leader in Imo state
Troops under Operation UDO KA have exhumed the body of Chief Ibe Anyadu from a shallow grave in Umudike Forest following the arrest of suspects involved in his murder.
Funeral Director Jailed for 20 Years After Failing to Bury Remains
Robert Bush has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after police discovered dozens of unburied bodies and unidentified ashes at his funeral home in Hull.
Two Individuals Sentenced to Death for Killing Delta State University Student
A Delta State High Court has sentenced two men to death for the 2018 murder of university student Elozino Ogege, while acquitting a third defendant.
Lagos State authorities take action following reported harassment of widow
Lagos authorities have intervened to support a widow facing intimidation and property seizure after the passing of her husband, resulting in the arrest of a suspect.
Rights Group Demands End to Police Targeting of Onitsha Market Traders
Intersociety has petitioned the Inspector General of Police to stop the ongoing harassment and unlawful arrests of traders at the Ozomagana Building Materials Market, arguing that a civil lease dispute is being improperly criminalized.
Family of Slain University of Jos Graduate Calls for Legal Action Against Suspects
The sister of late University of Jos graduate Ibrahim Pilasar Mbaya is demanding justice, calling for the suspects involved in his alleged mob killing to face severe legal consequences.