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Bandits kill seven, abduct scores in Niger community - Vimarsana News

Bandits kill seven, abduct scores in Niger community

Bandits killed four security task force members and three villagers in a night attack in which no fewer than 200 locals were also abducted.

Kidnapped civil defence officer regains freedom - Vimarsana News

Kidnapped civil defence officer regains freedom

Nearly two weeks after the Assistant Comptroller of Corrections in Minna, Niger  State, Abdulrahman Gegele, was kidnapped by bandits in the forest, the command said Gegele has regained his freedom.

Smuggled explosives: Customs hands over 6,240 dynamites to DSS in Kebbi - Vimarsana News

Smuggled explosives: Customs hands over 6,240 dynamites to DSS in Kebbi

Kebbi Area Command, has handed over 6, 240 items of suspected explosive substances it intercepted in 2022 along Yauri-Jega road in the state.

Nigeria Customs Hand Over 6,240 Explosives Intercepted On Highway To Secret Police, DSS In Kebbi - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Customs Hand Over 6,240 Explosives Intercepted On Highway To Secret Police, DSS In Kebbi

  The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Kebbi Area Command, has handed over to the Department of State Services (DSS) 6,240 dynamites it intercepted in 2022 along Yauri-Jega Road in the state.   According to the News Agency of Nigeria, the Area Comptroller of the command, Mr Iheanacho Ernest- Ejike made this known while handing over the items to the DSS in the state, on Thursday in Birnin Kebbi.  

Smuggled explosives: Customs hands over 6,240 dynamites to DSS - Vimarsana News

Smuggled explosives: Customs hands over 6,240 dynamites to DSS

The Area Comptroller of the command, Iheanacho Ernest-Ejike, made this known while handing over the items.