Terrorism: FG begins trial of 500 suspects

The Federal Government has commenced a marathon trial of 500 terror suspects arrested in connection with the series of deadly attacks in the country. The suspects were alleged to have participated mainly in the Northern parts of the country, where more than 2000 Nigerians have been killed and properties destroyed. Others were accused of aiding and…

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FG budgets N135bn for 2027 election lawsuits

The Federal Government has proposed N135.22bn in the 2026 budget for what it described as “Electoral Adjudication and Post Election Provision,” pointing to a fresh multi-billion-naira commitment to managing disputes and obligations that typically trail Nigeria’s elections. The provision was contained in the House of Representatives Order Paper for March 31, 2026, which carried the…

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Tinubu: We’ll Deploy 5,000 AI-Enabled Cameras To Combat Insecurity In Plateau

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Thursday assured the people of Plateau State that the Federal Government will deploy an artificial intelligence-enabled network of over 5,000 digital cameras to help law enforcement agencies combat insecurity in the state. The President, who gave the assurance during his visit to Jos, the Plateau State capital, commiserated with the…

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NSCDC Arrests Five Notorious Railway Vandals, Recovers Cut Rails In Nasarawa

Operatives of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Nasarawa State Command, have arrested five suspected railway vandals and recovered cut rail tracks and other materials in the state. The State Commandant, Brah Samson-Umoru, who spoke through the command’s Public Relations Officer, SC Jerry Victor, said the suspects were apprehended during a routine patrol…

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Youths, students block Benin-Lagos Expressway to protest economic hardship in Nigeria

Hundreds of angry youths on Wednesday took over the ever-busy Benin-Lagos expressway, protesting against what they described as economic hardship in the country. The protesters, mainly youths and students from the University of Benin (UNIBEN), used heavy logs, vehicles, and burning tires to block movement on both sides of the highway. They also set bonfires…

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