
Army nabs 18 illegal miners, recovers N2.4m in Niger
The Nigerian Army arrested 18 illegal miners in Niger State during a routine operation. The Army's actions demonstrate commitment to protecting Nigeria's mineral resources.
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The Nigerian Army arrested 18 illegal miners in Niger State during a routine operation. The Army's actions demonstrate commitment to protecting Nigeria's mineral resources.

Zamfara Police stopped a bandit attack on security officers in Zurmi and avoided a bomb threat in Bukkuyum. No casualties were reported.

The 17th Conference of the Parties to the UNCCD begins in Mongolia, focusing on land degradation and drought management. Nigeria seeks a binding agreement on drought.

Charlton Athletic is cooperating with police after a man was found dead at their stadium. The incident is under investigation and the club offers condolences.

Pastor Nankur Kundul died from a snakebite while ministering in Gamakai, Plateau State. The community faces increasing snakebite threats.

Women from Bin-Per community protested after 24 residents were killed in an attack. They called for urgent government action to ensure safety.

Police in Anambra have arrested Chima Ogumba, 49, for possession of a gun and cartridges. An investigation is ongoing to determine his involvement in armed robbery.
Nwachi Nwokorie's family is heartbroken after his unexpected death in the UK. His wife, Emmanuella Offor, is seeking assistance for funeral costs.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency arrested 80 suspected drug offenders in Kano. The operation targeted known drug hubs and seized various illegal substances.
Oji Okoro, a 42-year-old man, has been arrested for allegedly abusing a 12-year-old boy in Edo State. He was presented with other suspects involved in serious crimes.
Police acted quickly to rescue a driver from a mob following a road accident in Abuja's Karsana District. The incident is under investigation.
A fire erupted at the Federal Secretariat in Awka, damaging offices and causing panic among staff. Firefighters quickly intervened to control the flames.