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Other · Daily Post ·
‘We don’t need it’ – Pastor Ibiyeomie rejects Yahoo boys’ offerings in church
Pastor David Ibiyeomie has reportedly rejected financial offerings from internet fraudsters, commonly known as Yahoo boys, during a church service. He said the church does not need proceeds linked to fraudulent activities, signalling that donations obtained through crime would not be accepted by the ministry.
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Other · Premium Times ·
On the Q2 2026 numbers, By Uddin Ifeanyi
Uddin Ifeanyi examines figures relating to the second quarter of 2026, presenting an assessment of the period’s reported numbers. The headline does not specify the sector, indicators, entities or conclusions involved, so the subject and broader implications cannot be determined from the available information.
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Other · Daily Trust ·
NUP demands probe into police officers’ assault on pensioners
The Nigeria Union of Pensioners has called for an investigation into an alleged assault involving police officers and pensioners. The demand highlights concerns over the reported incident and seeks clarification of what occurred, including accountability for any officers found responsible.
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Other · Nairametrics ·
LAMATA’s Quality Bus Corridor Project is Transforming Lagos Commutes
LAMATA’s Quality Bus Corridor Project is improving commuting in Lagos by introducing a more organised and efficient public transport system. The initiative focuses on enhancing bus travel and supporting smoother movement across the city, signalling ongoing efforts to address urban mobility challenges and improve the daily experience of passengers.
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Other · Premium Times ·
Navy uncovers 10,000 litres of suspected stolen crude oil
The Nigerian Navy has uncovered 10,000 litres of crude oil suspected to have been stolen. The discovery highlights ongoing maritime and security operations targeting the illicit diversion of petroleum resources, although the headline does not provide details on the location, circumstances of the recovery or any arrests.
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Other · Premium Times ·
Police detain 10, recover illicit drugs in Delta
Police in Delta State detained 10 people and recovered illicit drugs during an operation, according to Premium Times. The headline does not provide details about the identities of those detained, the quantity or type of drugs recovered, the circumstances of the arrests, or whether charges have been filed.
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Other · The Punch ·
Jigawa Hisbah operatives begin training to boost capacity
Jigawa State Hisbah operatives have commenced training aimed at strengthening their skills and operational capacity. The programme is expected to support the agency’s ability to carry out its responsibilities more effectively, although the headline does not specify the training’s duration, content, or the number of personnel involved.
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Other · Vanguard ·
Ondo father rejects drowning theory in deaths of 3 children, demands probe
A father in Ondo State has rejected the reported theory that his three children died by drowning and is calling for an investigation into their deaths. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain disputed, with the family seeking further inquiries to establish what happened.
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Other · Premium Times ·
Police detain new suspect over Anambra nursing student’s murder
Police have detained a new suspect in connection with the murder of a nursing student in Anambra State. The development adds to ongoing investigations into the student’s death, although the suspect’s identity, alleged role and circumstances surrounding the detention were not disclosed in the headline.
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Other · Daily Post ·
Kebbe attack: Sokoto govt declares war on terrorists
The Sokoto State Government has announced a determined response to terrorists following an attack in Kebbe Local Government Area. The declaration signals plans to intensify security efforts and confront those responsible, although the headline does not provide details about casualties, the attackers or specific measures being introduced.
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Other · Vanguard ·
FG and Umahi’s roads to hell – 2
The headline signals a follow-up report examining the Federal Government’s road-related actions or policies associated with David Umahi. It suggests the publication will discuss continuing challenges or concerns surrounding the government’s approach to road development, but provides no specific details about projects, locations, decisions or outcomes.
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Other · Premium Times ·
Police arrest 29 suspects over murder, other allegations in Niger
Police in Niger State have arrested 29 suspects in connection with murder and other alleged offences. The arrests form part of an ongoing investigation, but the available headline does not provide details about the suspects’ identities, the specific allegations, when the incidents occurred, or whether charges have been filed in court.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Yobe SSG inspects 72km Buni-Gari-Teteba Road Asphalt Overlay
Yobe State Secretary to the Government inspected the asphalt overlay work on the 72-kilometre Buni-Gari-Teteba Road. The visit focused on assessing progress on the road project, which links the named communities in Yobe State. Further details about the project’s timeline, funding, and construction status were not provided in the headline.
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Other · BusinessDay ·
Enugu CP, Police PRO win West Africa’s top security watch awards
The Enugu State Commissioner of Police and the command’s Police Public Relations Officer have received recognition at the West Africa’s top security watch awards. The headline indicates that both officers were honoured for their roles in security or policing, but does not provide details about the award criteria or ceremony.
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Other · PM News ·
Third Quarter National Security Update: Building Security Through Coordination, Intelligence and Public Trust
The third-quarter national security update outlines efforts to strengthen security through improved coordination among relevant institutions, better use of intelligence, and greater public trust. It presents these areas as interconnected priorities for supporting national security and enhancing cooperation between authorities and the public.
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Other · BusinessDay ·
Motorists lament failed portions on Onitsha-Owerri road, Anambra’s agency extortion
Motorists have raised concerns about deteriorating sections of the Onitsha-Owerri road in Anambra State, saying the failed portions are affecting travel. They also allege that the state agency responsible for aspects of road management is imposing extortionate charges, adding to difficulties faced by road users.
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Other · Leadership News ·
Yobe Govt Trains 400 Mainstream, Social Media Actors, Approves Another 400
The Yobe State Government has trained 400 mainstream and social media actors and approved training for an additional 400 participants. The headline indicates an expanded effort to build the capacity of media and online communicators in the state, though it does not provide details on the programme’s objectives, timing or funding.
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Other · Premium Times ·
Police warn against unauthorised drones in Plateau
Police in Plateau State have warned residents and operators against flying drones without authorisation. The warning indicates that drone use is subject to official approval and highlights concerns about unauthorised aerial activity. Authorities have urged compliance with applicable regulations, though the headline does not specify penalties or particular incidents prompting the advisory.
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Other · The Punch ·
Police arrest two over burglary as stolen iPhone sells for N25,000
Police have arrested two suspects in connection with a burglary involving a stolen iPhone. The device was reportedly sold for N25,000, with the arrests linked to the investigation into the theft and the subsequent sale.
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Other · ThisDay ·
Nigeria Customs Seizes N3.951bn Worth of Illicit Goods, Arrest Three Suspects
The Nigeria Customs Service has seized illicit goods valued at N3.951 billion and arrested three suspects in connection with the interceptions. The operation highlights ongoing enforcement efforts against the movement of prohibited or unlawfully traded items, although the headline does not specify the goods involved, locations of the seizures or the suspects’ identities.