Political economist Pat Utomi has urged Nigerian authorities to deploy drones for real-time highway surveillance, arguing that aerial monitoring would greatly strengthen the country’s fight against insecurity.
Former lawmakers warned that negotiations with criminals would embolden violent groups, citing global examples where similar talks failed and worsened insecurity.
The UN has condemned the mass abduction of students and teachers in Niger State, warning that rising insecurity threatens children’s right to safe education.
The Federal Government has postponed NAFEST 2025, citing rising insecurity and the national mood following recent violent incidents across the country.
Plateau SUBEB has ordered the immediate shutdown of all primary and junior secondary schools as rising insecurity heightens safety concerns across the state.
The Ika South Local Government Council begins direct online disbursement of N50,000 bursaries to 430 successful higher institution beneficiaries to ease student financial burdens.
Heavily armed gunmen attack the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) in Kuru, near Jos, killing three security operatives in a late-night firefight.
President Bola Tinubu hails the armed forces for a massive double victory, neutralising notorious bandit leader Ibrahim Bastuji in Kogi and rescuing a late general's widow in Katsina.
President Bola Tinubu congratulates the Muslim Ummah on the dawn of the Islamic New Year, 1448AH, urging Nigerians to embrace sacrifice and patriotic citizenship.