Kaduna Bandit Attack: 15 Abducted, Three Injured in Raid
Kaduna Bandit Attack: Fifteen residents, including a nursing mother and baby, were abducted, and three injured in a Gidan-Tama raid. Police are searching for victims.
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Kaduna Bandit Attack: Fifteen residents, including a nursing mother and baby, were abducted, and three injured in a Gidan-Tama raid. Police are searching for victims.
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Yagba West Attack: A youth leader was killed and 15 residents, including a mother and baby, abducted in Egbe. A strict curfew is now imposed.
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Zamfara Banditry: Bilbis village is under an enforced indoor lockdown by bandits demanding N30 million in extortion. Security forces have reopened a critical road, but fears persist.
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A police corporal and his accomplice have been sentenced to death by hanging in Akwa Ibom, Nigeria, for the kidnapping of a school vice-principal. Find out more about this shocking conviction.
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The NSCDC has arrested ten suspects in Abuja and its environs for serious crimes including kidnapping, vandalism, and theft. Learn more about the crackdown.
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Six travellers have been abducted by gunmen in Benue State, Nigeria, with kidnappers demanding a N100 million ransom. Learn about this latest crime incident.
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Gunmen abducted four relatives of JIBWIS Chief Imam, Abubakar Muhammad Digare, in Bauchi, Nigeria. Police confirm the incident, revealing stolen phones and a related rescue operation.
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Ondo State police launched a search for a kidnapped nursing mother and her baby from Supare/Ajegunle area. Gunmen abducted them on Saturday, prompting urgent rescue efforts.
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Federal Government deploys over 7,000 newly trained Forest Guards across seven frontline states to combat banditry, kidnapping, and secure forests. This initiative, launched by President Tinubu, aims to strengthen Nigeria's internal security and reclaim territories from criminals.
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Bandit attacks in Niger State's Mashegu LGA claim 16 vigilante lives, kidnap 42 residents, and leave communities deserted. Escalating violence and unresolved abductions spark fears.
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