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The NCDMB, Chevron, and Bristow have launched a training program in Lagos to equip Nigerians with aviation skills for the oil and gas sector. The initiative aims to train over 10,000 young graduates.
Retired General Rabe Abubakar has died in captivity after being abducted by armed bandits. His death was confirmed by the Katsina State Government.
Ahunna Eziakonwa has been appointed as the new Special Adviser on Africa at the UN. She brings nearly thirty years of experience in UN leadership.
A body was found in a car trunk near Iran's training site in Mexico. This shocking discovery occurred during the World Cup tournament, highlighting local violence.
Boko Haram attacked Pissa in Niger State, resulting in many deaths and kidnappings. Locals report that the attackers threatened nearby villages.
The Nigerian Navy has apprehended three suspects linked to the vandalism of the Oando-Ondewari pipeline in Bayelsa, showcasing their dedication to safeguarding oil infrastructure.
The Nigerian Army has rescued three kidnapped victims and destroyed a terrorist camp in Zamfara. This operation is part of ongoing efforts to combat banditry.
Protesters in Port Harcourt call on Governor Fubara to either serve the people or resign. They express disappointment over unmet expectations amid ongoing struggles.
Governor Charles Soludo of Anambra State reveals that additional soldiers will be sent to the state to enhance security efforts against crime.
Julius Malema has labeled recent xenophobic violence in South Africa as state-sponsored. He claims authorities are failing to protect migrants from attacks.
Blessing Fubara, the Rivers NDC governorship candidate, states God is his only support. He denies having a political godfather and emphasizes his independent vision.
Four suspected robbers linked to cult activities were arrested in Oyo State. They confessed to being part of a notorious criminal group.