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Nigeria fears arms influx over Idriss Deby’s death The Punch The Minister of Defence, Major General Bashir Magashi (retd.), on Thursday said the Federal Government knew that the killing of Chad’s President, Idriss Deby, was capable of causing security problems for Nigeria and other neighbouring countries. The minister, who spoke at the Presidential Villa, Abuja during the weekly briefing organised by the presidential communication team, said government feared that insecurity in Chad could lead to proliferation of illegal arms in Nigeria. Magashi stated these as gunmen kidn...

Vanguard News Insecurity: Service chiefs know what’s wrong — Buhari On *Explains how Acting Inspector-General of Police was chosen *36 govs to engage federal authorities at political, security level — FAYEMI *Bandits kill four as Katsina residents, vigilantes kill 30 bandits *Herdsmen hack farmer to death in Ibarapa *Kidnappers, killer herdsmen have taken over our farms – Ibarapa hunters *Redeploy Oyo CP for effective security, safety, Gani Adams tells Ag. IGP *We’re worried over attacks on security formations in Imo, Benue —NGF By Dapo Akinrefon, Bashir Bello, Adeola Badru & Fem...

*Explains how Acting Inspector-General of Police was chosen *36 govs to engage federal authorities at political, security level — FAYEMI *Bandits kill four as Katsina residents, vigilantes kill 30 bandits *Herdsmen hack farmer to death in Ibarapa *Kidnappers, killer herdsmen have taken over our farms – Ibarapa hunters *Redeploy Oyo CP for effective security, safety, Gani Adams tells Ag. IGP *We’re worried over attacks on security formations in Imo, Benue —NGF By Dapo Akinrefon, Bashir Bello, Adeola Badru & Femi Bolaji President Muhammadu Buhari said yesterday that the new service chie...

The Kwara State government has directed that the ten schools where the use of hijab is under dispute will remain shut until a later date. DAILY POST

Daily Post Nigeria Published The latest kidnapping in Osun State Saturday evening, in which passengers plying Ibadan/Akure expressway by Egbu Village Ikire, were violently abducted by criminals at Wasinmi, has continued to generate reactions amongst residents. The armed men operate from forests, stretching across Osun State, from where they launch attacks, kidnappings, on travellers along the road. The Police on Saturday claimed those abducted had been rescued, adding that security operatives were on the trail of the kidnappers. Meanwhile, in early February, six passengers and the driver of a...