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04/06/2026

: Sowore’s AAC Party Governorship Candidate, Doris Ogala Challenges Abia State Deputy Governor

04/06/2026

: Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu Re-election Is My Number One Project" — Gov. Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State

: Gunmen Kidnap Four Abuja Residents, Kill Vigilante Member in Fresh AttackArmed gunmen have reportedly abducted four r...
04/06/2026

: Gunmen Kidnap Four Abuja Residents, Kill Vigilante Member in Fresh Attack

Armed gunmen have reportedly abducted four residents in separate attacks within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, while a vigilante member was killed during an attempt to resist the assailants.

According to local sources, the attacks occurred in affected communities where the gunmen stormed residential areas, abducting victims and creating panic among residents. A vigilante operative who confronted the attackers was reportedly shot dead during the incident.

Security agencies have yet to release an official statement on the attacks, but efforts are said to be ongoing to rescue the abducted victims and apprehend those responsible.

The latest incident has heightened concerns over the growing insecurity in and around the nation's capital, with residents calling for stronger security measures to curb the activities of criminal elements.

: “Protecting Billboards Instead of Lives?” - Edo Residents React to Alleged Deployment of Police to Protect Billboards...
04/06/2026

: “Protecting Billboards Instead of Lives?” - Edo Residents React to Alleged Deployment of Police to Protect Billboards

Trending photos have sparked claims that police officers in Edo State were deployed by Delta State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo to guard President Tinubu's campaign billboards from vandalism.

This has seemingly generated widespread reactions online, with many Nigerians questioning security priorities amid ongoing insecurity concerns.

: THIS IS OUR DEMAND FROM OYO STATE GOVERNMENT BEFORE THE KIDNAPPED CHILDREN & TEACHERS CAN REGAIN THEIR FREEDOM 1. 1 b...
04/06/2026

: THIS IS OUR DEMAND FROM OYO STATE GOVERNMENT BEFORE THE KIDNAPPED CHILDREN & TEACHERS CAN REGAIN THEIR FREEDOM

1. 1 billion naira to be paid to one account in Benin republic

2. The Oyo state government should released the other bandits in Agodi and Abolongo prison

3. 2 Toyota Hilux

4. Concession of some oyo state law in favour of the bandits ( land and Sharia law )

: Nigerian Streamer Peller Proposes to Girlfriend Jarvis in GhanaPopular Nigerian content creator and livestreamer, Pel...
04/06/2026

: Nigerian Streamer Peller Proposes to Girlfriend Jarvis in Ghana

Popular Nigerian content creator and livestreamer, Peller, has officially proposed to his longtime girlfriend, Jarvis, during a romantic ceremony held at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, Ghana.

The proposal, which took place on Thursday night, marked a significant milestone in the couple's relationship, which has attracted widespread attention from fans due to its on-and-off nature over the years.

Videos and photos from the memorable event have since gone viral across social media platforms, with fans and well-wishers congratulating the couple on their engagement.

: Militants Allegedly Capture Armed Bandits During Failed Kidnap Attempt in Bayelsa, Demand ₦50 Million Ransom EachRepo...
04/06/2026

: Militants Allegedly Capture Armed Bandits During Failed Kidnap Attempt in Bayelsa, Demand ₦50 Million Ransom Each

Reports emerging from Bayelsa State indicate that six suspected armed bandits were allegedly captured by local militants after a failed kidnapping operation in a community within the state.

According to an eyewitness account shared by a resident, the suspects reportedly invaded the community with the intention of abducting residents but encountered stiff resistance from members of a Niger Delta militant group operating in the area.

The eyewitness claimed that the armed men were overpowered, disarmed, and apprehended by the militants before their planned operation could be carried out.

Sources further alleged that the suspects were subjected to punishment before being handed mobile phones and instructed to contact their families.

In a dramatic twist, the militants are reportedly demanding a ransom of ₦50 million for the release of each of the captured suspects.

The incident has generated widespread reactions on social media, with many users expressing surprise at the unusual turn of events, describing it as a case of criminals becoming victims of the same tactics they allegedly intended to use on others.

As of the time of filing this report, authorities have not issued an official statement regarding the incident, and the claims remain independently unverified.

: Terr0rists Invade Kogi Community, Abduct Woman and Her Four-Month-Old Baby in Fresh AttackResidents of a community in...
04/06/2026

: Terr0rists Invade Kogi Community, Abduct Woman and Her Four-Month-Old Baby in Fresh Attack

Residents of a community in Kogi State have been thrown into fear and uncertainty following a fresh attack by suspected terrorists who reportedly abducted a woman and her four-month-old baby.

According to local sources, the attackers invaded the community and carried out the abduction before fleeing to an unknown destination. The incident has heightened concerns over the persistent security challenges facing communities in the state.

Residents have called on security agencies to intensify efforts to secure the safe release of the victims and strengthen measures to prevent further attacks.

Authorities are yet to provide detailed information on the incident as investigations continue.

: Concerns Grow Over Online Activities of Kidnappers as Citizens Question Security Tracking CapabilitiesConcerns are mo...
04/06/2026

: Concerns Grow Over Online Activities of Kidnappers as Citizens Question Security Tracking Capabilities

Concerns are mounting among Nigerians following reports that suspected kidnappers and bandits have allegedly been displaying ransom proceeds on TikTok and other social media platforms without immediate apprehension.

The development has sparked widespread debate online, with many citizens questioning the ability of security agencies to track and identify criminal elements who openly showcase activities linked to kidnapping and ransom collection.

Critics argue that authorities often respond swiftly to individuals accused of making controversial statements against government officials, while criminal suspects operating on social media appear to evade detection.

Security experts, however, maintain that investigations into kidnapping networks require intelligence gathering, surveillance, and adherence to legal procedures before arrests can be made.

The situation has renewed calls for stronger digital intelligence capabilities and more decisive action against criminal groups using social media platforms to flaunt illicit activities.

Ekiti community protests as k!dnappers hold 16 victims despite N10.5m ransom paymentResidents of Eda-Oniyo Community in ...
04/06/2026

Ekiti community protests as k!dnappers hold 16 victims despite N10.5m ransom payment

Residents of Eda-Oniyo Community in Ilejemeje Local Government Area of Ekiti State have staged a peaceful protest, calling for urgent intervention from the state and Federal Governments, as well as security agencies, over the continued captivity of 16 k!dnapped residents despite the payment of a N10.5 million ransom.

The protesters, comprising community leaders, relatives of the victims, women and youths, said the abductees had remained in captivity for 36 days, with the kidnappers now demanding an additional N50 million for their release.

The victims were abducted on April 28, 2026, when suspected bandits attacked a Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) during a service in the community.

The attackers reportedly k!lled the presiding pastor and k!dnapped 16 worshippers.

According to residents, the kidnappers initially demanded a N1 billion ransom, which was later reduced to N150 million before being further reduced to N50 million.

Speaking during the protest, a community leader, Ayodele Ajayi, said communication with the captives had continued intermittently, but efforts to secure their release had so far proved unsuccessful

“Our people have been in captivity for 36 days. We contributed what we could as a community and paid N10.5 million, but the kidnappers refused to release them. Instead, they are demanding more money’’ he said

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