
Court Sentences Two Ansaru Leaders to Life in Prison for Terrorism
A Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced two Ansaru commanders to life in prison after they pleaded guilty to 32 terrorism-related charges.
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A Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced two Ansaru commanders to life in prison after they pleaded guilty to 32 terrorism-related charges.

The University of Calabar has reiterated its ban on wild celebrations after exams, urging students to follow the rules to ensure campus safety.

A civil society group has taken legal action against Minister David Umahi and police over the death of nurse Mary Habila, demanding a fair investigation.

The Anambra State Police have increased patrols to improve security and reassure residents. This initiative aims to prevent crime and ensure quick emergency responses.

Jimoh Yisawu, former MD of Warri Refinery, has been charged with money laundering. He pleaded not guilty and was granted bail by the Federal High Court.

The Bayelsa State Police have arrested eight suspected cultists for attacking Prince Hansen, a student from Niger Delta University. The suspects were caught after a distress call.

Four people have died due to a rainstorm in Kware, Sokoto. NEMA reports hundreds of households affected and serious damage to public facilities.

The Kwara State Government has ordered the demolition of a rundown two-storey building in Ilorin East due to safety concerns raised by residents.

SERAP has requested the National Assembly to withdraw a bill that could force social media platforms to set up offices in Nigeria, risking users' rights.

Two top Ansaru members have pleaded guilty to multiple terrorism charges in Abuja. Their admissions come after a lengthy court battle.

Six people died in a canoe accident in Jigawa State. Overloading was blamed for the tragedy as search efforts continue for the missing.

Mrs Dim Ebere, a teacher in Anambra, has surrendered to police after a boy died from injuries caused by flogging. She is now in custody as investigations continue.