Tag: Efcc
Crime
COURT JAILS SELF-PROCLAIMED ANSARU EMIR, DEPUTY FOR LIFE OVER TERRORISM, KIDNAPPING
Two senior members of the terrorist group Ansaru, including its self-proclaimed Em
Crime
ADEYEMI TRANSFERRED TO POLICE CYBERCRIME CENTRE AS GBAJABIAMILA’S ₦15BN DEFAMATION SUIT CONTINUES
Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew, who accused the Chief of Staff to the President
Crime
COURT GRANTS MIYETTI ALLAH PRESIDENT N2BN BAIL IN ALLEGED $2.63M MONEY LAUNDERING CASE
The Federal High Court in Abuja has granted bail to the National President of Miyetti Allah Kauta
Crime
NDLEA ARRESTS COUPLE, UNCOVERS MAJOR DRUG WAREHOUSE IN EDO
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested a husband and wife for allegedly operating a large
Crime
ILLEGAL ABUJA CHECKPOINT: FOUR POLICE OFFICERS ARRESTED OVER ALLEGED EXTORTION OF ICPC CHAIRMAN
Four police officers attached to the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command are in detention
NPF
POLICE NAB SUSPECTED TERRORISTS, MURDER SUSPECTS, OTHERS IN NATIONWIDE CRACKDOWN
The Nigeria Police Force has recorded a series of operational successes across several
Security
TROOPS FOIL ISWAP ABDUCTION ATTEMPT AT BORNO SCHOOL, RESCUE 46 STUDENTS
Troops of Operation HADIN KAI, supported by operatives of the Nigeria Police Mobile Force (MOPOL)
Crime
GUNMEN ABDUCT THREE SIBLINGS ESCORTING MOTHER’S REMAINS TO BENUE FOR BURIAL
Three siblings travelling from Abuja to Benue State with the remains of their late mother for burial
Crime
ARMY RAIDS SUSPECTED ILLEGAL BUNKERING SITE IN LAGOS, ARRESTS SIX
The Nigerian Army has uncovered and dismantled a suspected illegal bunkering operation
Crime
SUPREME COURT RESTORES FINAL FORFEITURE OF EMEFIELE’S SEVEN PROPERTIES
SUPREME COURT RESTORES FINAL FORFEITURE OF EMEFIELE’S SEVEN PROPERTIES
Crime
OYO KIDNAP: FG SLAMS TERRORISM CHARGES ON THREE SUSPECTS, RISK LIFE IMPRISONMENT
OYO KIDNAP: FG SLAMS TERRORISM CHARGES ON THREE SUSPECTS, RISK LIFE IMPRISONMENT
NPF
CROSS RIVER POLICE DEBUNK CLAIMS OF OFFICERS REMOVING STREET SIGNS IN CALABAR
CROSS RIVER POLICE DEBUNK CLAIMS OF OFFICERS REMOVING STREET SIGNS IN CALABAR
