
39 people kidnapped during meeting with parents of bandit leader
In Zamfara State, 39 people were kidnapped by armed bandits during a community meeting. The police are investigating the incident and seeking to rescue the victims.
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In Zamfara State, 39 people were kidnapped by armed bandits during a community meeting. The police are investigating the incident and seeking to rescue the victims.

Ojoma Emie, a patent medicine seller, was killed by suspected herders in Ikobi, Benue State. The attackers beheaded him and took his head away.

The Kebbi State Police arrested seven suspects connected to the killings of three FRSC personnel. The arrests are part of efforts to combat banditry in the area.

In Zamfara, 39 elderly people are still held captive after a meeting with a bandit leader went awry. The local government was unaware of the community's plans.

As Emir Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli turns 60, we reflect on his leadership style shaped by diverse experiences and his commitment to community security.

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The Labour Party is challenging INEC in court for excluding their candidate from the upcoming senatorial by-election in Enugu State. They seek a quick hearing to resolve the matter.

President Bola Tinubu has called on Nigerians to assist security agencies in fighting terrorism and violence by sharing vital information. He emphasizes that defeating insecurity is a collective responsibility.

The NSCDC in Kwara has arrested Akinola Tosin for defrauding a PoS operator with a fake bank transfer alert. He impersonated a soldier to gain trust.

The EFCC has charged Olivia Dike, Azeez Siyanbola, and a company over a N560 million theft. The trial is scheduled to start on July 10.

President Bola Tinubu has sworn in new ministers Joseph Tegbe and Sola Enikanolaiye. This ceremony marks their official start in the Federal Executive Council.

The Senate Committee on Constitution Review is set to present the state police proposal for approval this week, aiming to enhance security across Nigeria.