Emeka Moses

Mr Segun Tomori, the All Progressives Congress (APC) aspirant for Oshodi-Isolo II Federal Constituency in Lagos State, has pledged to push for youth empowerment through digital skills and promote grassroots sports. Tomori made the commitment on Monday in Abuja while declaring his

The Nigeria Police Force said it has arrested 50 suspects over fake checkpoints, criminal conspiracy, kidnapping, banditry, robbery and other criminal offences in three months nationwide. The Force Public Relations Officer, DCP Anthony Placid, said this during a news conference in Abuja.

The Nigerian Army has reiterated the need for intensified training to enhance operational effectiveness and sustain battlefield readiness across all formations. The Director, Support Services, Defence Headquarters, Maj.-Gen. Isiaka Olatunji, said this at the opening of the 2026 Guards Brigade Corporals and

Inspector General of Police, Olatunji Disu, academics and other security professionals have advocated transition from heavy reliance on physical personnel to technology innovation in tackling insecurity in the country. They stated the position in Abuja at an event to celebrate Mr Peter

The Police Command in Delta, says it has arrested a suspected cultist and recovered ammunition from him. Spokesman for the command, SP Bright Edafe told newsmen in Warri that the 32-year-old suspect was apprehended on Saturday. Edafe said that the suspect was

The newly posted Commissioner of Police (CP) in Yobe, Usman Jibrin, has promised to initiate intelligence-driven policing across the state. He made the pledge at a news conference in Damaturu, stressing the need for intensified patrol and enhanced rapid response to criminal

Stakeholders in the Niger Delta have described the recent parliamentary roundtable on pipeline security surveillance organised by the National Assembly as a jamboree. The group under the aegis of the Niger Delta Stakeholders Forum (NDSF) said the event was stage-managed to cover

The Ijaw and Ogoni ethnic nationalities of Rivers State have disowned claims by the National Assembly regarding their involvement in a recent roundtable on crude oil theft and pipeline surveillance. In a move that signals a deepening rift between the federal government