Police in Zamfara State have recovered 15 cows stolen during a midnight raid by armed bandits in Gusau Local Government Area, as security operations intensify across the troubled region. The
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Fresh violence has hit Zamfara State, after armed bandits launched coordinated attacks in Maradun and Zurmi local government areas, killing one person, injuring four others and abducting several residents. Security
President praises Borno, Katsina, Kaduna governors; promises stronger security strategy and renewed push for macroeconomic stability at NEC conference in Abuja. Final News Article (BBC-standard): President Bola Tinubu has pledged
Bauchi, Nigeria – February 4, 2026 – The Bauchi State Police Command has arrested 11 suspects connected to kidnapping, armed robbery, and supplying fuel to bandits, while recovering stolen vehicles
Katsina State Government is under fire after revealing plans to release 70 suspects facing trial for alleged banditry, a move that has sparked widespread criticism from legal experts, civil society
Governors from Nigeria’s 19 northern states have gathered in Kaduna to address escalating insecurity, including kidnappings, banditry, and other violent crimes plaguing the region. The emergency meeting, held on Monday
A wedding day turned into terror in Sokoto State after armed bandits stormed Chacho community in Wurno Local Government Area and abducted at least 30 women and girls, including a
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has sharply criticised the Federal Government’s handling of recent nationwide kidnappings, warning that attempting to negotiate with armed groups is a perilous strategy that risks
Residents of Kurama Chiefdom in Kaduna State say they are facing “impossible” ransom demands after armed groups reportedly asked for N500 million to free 13 locals still held in captivity.
Fresh controversy has erupted over the release of abducted schoolgirls in Kebbi State after a new video surfaced showing bandits boasting that the Nigerian government engaged in negotiations before the