Gambia intercepts 782 illegal migrants after boat tragedy
Gambia intercepts 782 migrants in major crackdown following a deadly New Year's Eve boat capsizing. Details on the operation and the ongoing West African migration crisis.
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Govt Blacklists 45 Illegal Loan Apps in 2026 Crackdown
The FCCPC has blacklisted 45 illegal digital lending apps in Nigeria for predatory practices. Learn the full list and how to stay safe from harassment and data theft.
CRIRS Suspends Tax Assessments for Reform Review
Cross River IRS suspends new tax assessments to align with the 2025 Tax Act, aiming to curb leakages and enforce digital payments. Rangers also train to combat illegal mining in the national park.
Police Bust Crime Syndicate, Recover Weapons in Delta
Delta State Police Command arrests key suspects, recovers cache of high-grade weapons in operations across Delta, Bayelsa, and Rivers states. Read the full details of the breakthrough.
Ogun Sanctions 7 Firms for Illegal Refuse Dumping
OGWAMA has sanctioned seven companies for illegal refuse dumping in Ogun State. The authority intercepted waste trucks and enforced penalties. Read more.
SEC Warns Against Illegal Online Investment Platform
Nigeria's SEC warns the public against Voya Investment Management, an unregistered online platform falsely claiming regulatory approval. Verify all investment firms before committing funds.
Oyo Govt Suspends Monarch Over Illegal Mining
The Oyo State Government suspends the Sobaloju of Ofiki, Chief Jacob Adefabi Sobaloju, for alleged illegal mining and violating Executive Order 001/2023. Read the full details of the investigation and government action.
Woman Calls Out Vendors Over Illegal VAT Charges
A Nigerian woman raises alarm over vendors illegally charging 'VAT' on everyday purchases. She shares shocking examples and calls for government intervention. Read her full story.
Libyan Driver Arrested for Smuggling 9 Nigerian Women
Libyan police arrested a driver for smuggling nine undocumented Nigerian female migrants. The incident occurred at a security checkpoint in Al Jufra. Read the full details.
Gambia University Renames Faculty for Akinwumi Adesina
The University of The Gambia has renamed its School of Agriculture after former AfDB President Akinwumi Adesina, honouring his impact on African agriculture and development. Read more.
Gambia University Honors Ex-AfDB Chief Adesina
The University of The Gambia renames its School of Agriculture after Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, honouring his transformative impact on African agriculture and development. Discover the legacy.
Gambia University Renames School After Dr Akinwumi Adesina
The University of The Gambia honours ex-AfDB President Dr Akinwumi Adesina by renaming its School of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences after him. Discover his transformative impact on Africa.
Gambia University Honours Nigeria's Akinwumi Adesina
The University of The Gambia has renamed its School of Agriculture after former AfDB President Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, honouring his transformative impact on African agriculture and food security. Read more.
Five Arrested in Abuja for Illegal Mining, Impersonation
NSCDC's Mining Marshals arrest five men in Kuje, Abuja, for illegal mining and impersonating security officials. Suspects used a marked Hilux to bypass checkpoints. Read more.
41 Die in South Africa Circumcision Initiation
At least 41 young men have died in South Africa's traditional initiation schools. Authorities blame negligence and illegal facilities. Read the full report.
Firm Disputes FHA Claims Over Gwarinpa Land
Tulwu Integrated Ltd counters Federal Housing Authority's encroachment allegations, presents documents, and claims illegal demolition and assault occurred. The court case continues in January 2026.
Bayelsa Bans Timber Transport, Stops Dredging
Bayelsa State Government bans movement of forest products and suspends all dredging activities from January 1, 2026. Commissioner Ebi Ben Ololo warns of arrests for violators. Protect the environment now!
AJ's Trainer Killed in Crash, His Secret Charity in Gambia Revealed
Anthony Joshua's fitness trainer, Latif 'Latz' Ayodele, died in a Lagos-Ibadan Expressway crash. A tribute reveals his hidden philanthropic work supporting children and orphans in The Gambia.
Army Arrests 19 Oil Thieves, Destroys 22 Illegal Refining Sites
Nigerian Army's 6 Division, in a sustained operation, has arrested 19 suspects and dismantled 22 illegal refining hubs in the Niger Delta, recovering over N150 million worth of stolen crude. Read the full report on the crackdown.
Substitute Teacher, Boyfriend Face Child Abuse Charges
A former Texas substitute teacher and her boyfriend are jailed on charges of aggravated assault of a child and possessing illegal material. Read the full story.
Army arrests 19 oil thieves, destroys 22 bunkering hubs
Nigerian Army's 6 Division, in a major crackdown, has arrested 19 suspects and destroyed 22 illegal refining sites in the Niger Delta, recovering stolen products worth over ₦150 million. Read the full report.
UK Imposes Visa Curbs on DR Congo Over Migrant Returns
Britain imposes visa restrictions on DR Congo over poor cooperation on migrant returns. Learn the details of the dispute and its implications for Nigerian travelers and UK immigration policy.
Police recover illegal firearm in Lagos stop-and-search
Lagos Police recover a locally made firearm in Ishashi during a routine patrol. The command reaffirms stop-and-search as a key crime prevention strategy. Read more on the latest security efforts.
Northern Governors' Bold Security Plan for Regional Recovery
Northern Governors and traditional rulers have launched a unified security plan, suspending mining for 6 months and creating a N1bn monthly fund. Can this bring lasting peace?
Lawal Seeks Security Collaboration, Chinese Firms Deny Illegality
Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal urges stronger federal security collaboration to tackle insecurity. Meanwhile, Chinese mining companies deny involvement in illegal activities and fueling terrorism.
Why Insecurity Persists in Northcentral, Northwest — Experts
New research reveals how illegal mining, weak governance, and community exclusion drive violence in North-Central and North-West Nigeria. Experts warn blanket bans may worsen the crisis. Discover the evidence-based solutions.
Crisis Over Alleged Illegal Land Takeover in Anambra
Tension erupts in Anambra's Oze as armed men allegedly backed by officials seize land, destroy property. Residents petition Gov. Soludo, demand justice. #AnambraCrisis
48-Year-Old Bags 13 Months Service for Sanitation Offences
A Lagos court sentences Makinde Rasaq to 13 months community service for multiple sanitation violations. LAWMA warns residents against indiscriminate waste disposal.
Chinese Miners Deny Funding Terrorism in Nigeria
The China Mining Federation of Nigeria refutes allegations of funding terrorism, stating Chinese firms are victims of insecurity. Experts call for urgent action on illegal mining in Zamfara.
Two Arrested for Impersonating COAS in Edo State
Nigerian troops arrest two suspects impersonating the Chief of Army Staff in Edo. In nationwide operations, terrorists are killed, kidnap victims rescued, and illegal oil sites destroyed. Read the full report.
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