The Delta State Police Command reported that they have detained more than 100 individuals suspected of being involved in a same-sex wedding event at a hotel within the state. The police shared the news on their Facebook page, stating that they intend to publicly showcase the arrested individuals during a live broadcast on Facebook. Share on: WhatsApp
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Rival Cult Clash in Awka Leaves Two Suspected Members Dead
On Friday, in Awka, Anambra State capital, a clash occurred between rival cult groups, resulting in the alleged shooting of two individuals suspected to be members of different cults. The incident happened around 11 AM near Ukwuoji Bus Stop, along Zik’s Avenue. Although the exact reason for the attack remains unclear, it’s reported that the cultists entered the area, firing shots into the air in a bid for dominance. An eyewitness mentioned that around five individuals in a tinted glass vehicle carried out the attack. They shot their victims, who…
Read MoreBrave Residents Thwart Robbery Attempt, Subdue Attacker
On August 20, an attempted robbery took place in Nigeria, where a suspect broke into Victor’s apartment at midnight using a toy gun. Victor realized the gun wasn’t real and confronted the suspect. A fight ensued, during which the suspect stabbed Victor with a pair of scissors. The commotion attracted the attention of other tenants, who intervened and rescued Victor from further harm. He had sustained severe injuries. The residents subdued the suspect and eventually beat him, causing fatal injuries. The suspect died from the mob’s assault. The police spokesperson…
Read MoreNDLEA Thwarts Methamphetamine Smuggling Attempt
NDLEA operatives at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja arrested a 29-year-old South African named Erasmus Jean-Pierre who attempted to smuggle 2.6 kilograms of methamphetamine in his luggage to the Middle East via an Ethiopian Airlines flight. The illicit drug was found concealed in his bag during a search. Preliminary investigation revealed his journey and acquisition of the drug. Share on: WhatsApp
Read MoreIn-laws Arrested for Abducting Widow’s Children in Anambra
Two women, Felicia Nwosu and Chinenye Nwosu, from Anambra State, have been presented at the State Criminal Investigation Department in Awka. They are accused of forcibly taking custody of two underage children from a widow named Sharon Nwosu. These women, who are the mother-in-law and sister-in-law of the widow, allegedly seized the children after accusing Sharon of killing her late husband. Sharon’s trouble with her in-laws began when she refused to hand over her husband’s laptop and phone to his junior brother, who demanded the possessions. The widow reported the…
Read MoreDeadly Attack on Army Patrol in Benin City Results in Soldier’s Death and Cash Theft
Suspected gunmen attacked an Army patrol van in Benin City, Edo State, killing a soldier and stealing bags believed to be filled with cash. The attack occurred at a traffic light along Akpakpava Road when the assailants, driving an unmarked ash-colored Toyota Camry, fired upon the military vehicle. During the gunfire exchange, the three soldiers abandoned their patrol vehicle and the bags. Sadly, one soldier fell and died from his injuries. Eyewitnesses stated that the attackers swiftly took the bags from the military van, placed them in their Toyota Camry,…
Read MoreArmed Robbers Invade Rivers State University Hostels, Assaulting Students and Prompting Protests
Armed robbers invaded hostels at Rivers State University, sexually assaulting two female students and stealing valuables. The criminals operated without interruption, prompting female students to protest against the repeated attacks. Some students criticized the university’s security response and claimed that security personnel might be involved. The police assured the students that they would address the issues, and the situation has been brought back to normal. The state Police Public Relations Officer confirmed the incident and advised vigilance, urging students, parents, and the school management to report suspicious activities to the…
Read MoreNeighbors Arrested over Alleged Kidnap of Two-Year-Old Child in Nasarawa
A man and his wife have been apprehended by the Nasarawa State Police Command for allegedly kidnapping their neighbor’s two-year-old son. The victim’s father reported the child missing, and the police launched an investigation. The prime suspect, who lived near the victim’s family, admitted to conspiring with others to steal the child. He confessed that he gave the child to his wife, who took the child to Katsina State. The police followed the trail, arrested the wife, and successfully rescued the child. In recent months, the police have also arrested…
Read More40 Illegal Coal Miners Arrested by NSCDC in Enugu State
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) apprehended around 40 individuals suspected of engaging in illegal coal mining in Enugu. The Commandant, Mr. Muhammed Dada, disclosed that the operation, which took place on August 24th, resulted in the seizure of equipment like pumping machines, diggers, shovels, and unregistered Hanvan G7 trucks. The NSCDC’s intelligence unit conducted the successful raid based on a tip-off, underscoring the agency’s responsibility to safeguard essential national assets. Dada emphasized that those involved in illegal mining would face consequences, while legal operators would be treated…
Read More86 year old Farmer Brutally Killed on His Farm in Plateau State
An 86-year-old man named Joshua Deme was tragically killed on his farm in Rahwol Gassa, Barkin Ladi, Plateau State. He was attacked by armed individuals who were fleeing after causing destruction to farmlands in the area. Joshua Deme was tied to a tree and killed by these attackers while he was transplanting his Hot Pepper. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of open grazing leading to conflict and violence. The Berom Youths Moulders-Association (BYM) strongly condemns the killing and urges security forces, especially Sector 4 Operation Safe Haven, to continue…
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