Panic has gripped parts of Ondo State following a violent attack on a farmland by armed assailants suspected to be Fulani herdsmen. According to eyewitness accounts, the attackers opened fire sporadically, sending farm workers fleeing for safety before setting a government-owned tractor ablaze.
In the aftermath of the chaos, several workers were reportedly abducted and taken into nearby forests, raising fresh concerns over the worsening security situation in Nigeria’s agricultural regions.
The incident underscores growing fears about the safety of farmers and the broader implications for food production and rural livelihoods, as calls intensify for stronger security measures to curb recurring attacks across the country.
insidelife22: It is only when they see Civilians that they send Arms carrying police and army to intimidate them. Yet they will never address the cause of the protest.
I believe strongly that brutality of civilian will surely end one day in this country....our leaders are acting blind. Yet citizen are in pains. Election is at the corner using peanuts to get what the want. The floor will be open again.
marlow1962: The governor even rushed to disperse the crowd because they were coming at his office. But the same governor did not send personnels to know how and why such happened and what necessary steps to take in calming the of crowd down.
Omo Nigerians dy really suffer from people wer them put for power.
He suppose to address the issue before it escalated o this level.
marlow1962: The governor even rushed to disperse the crowd because they were coming at his office. But the same governor did not send personnels to know how and why such happened and what necessary steps to take in calming the of crowd down.
Omo Nigerians dy really suffer from people wer them put for power.
When you don't have opposition you feel relax and stop working....Prince Otu Isn't Working He's relax.
Calabar was thrown into turmoil as students of the University of Cross River State (UNICROSS) staged a massive protest following the tragic death of a student and a driver after a road accident.
What began as a moment of grief quickly escalated into outrage, with students accusing authorities and medical responders of failing the victims at a critical moment. The anger spilled onto major roads as protesters demanded accountability, bringing parts of the city to a standstill.
Security forces later intervened, firing teargas to disperse the crowd, further intensifying tensions and raising fresh concerns about crisis management and public safety.
The incident has once again exposed deep cracks in Nigeria’s emergency response system, leaving many to question: could these deaths have been prevented?
A disturbing CCTV footage has surfaced showing the moment armed men stormed a gadgets shop in Asaba, Delta State, carrying out a swift and coordinated robbery operation.
The incident, which occurred yesterday, captures the suspects entering the store with confidence, quickly gathering valuable electronic items before fleeing the scene without any immediate resistance or intervention.
The boldness of the attack has sparked fresh concerns over rising insecurity in the region, particularly for small business owners who now fear becoming easy targets.
Residents and traders in Asaba are calling for increased security presence and rapid response measures, as incidents like this continue to challenge public confidence in safety.
Authorities are yet to release an official statement as investigations are expected to commence.
A Nigerian Air Force bus was destroyed by fire just outside a military base in Abuja, raising serious questions about security in the nation’s capital.
The incident, which occurred in a supposedly high-security zone, has triggered public concern over possible lapses in surveillance and response systems. While the cause of the fire remains unclear, the location alone makes the situation troubling.
At a time when insecurity remains a major national issue, this highlights growing fears that even strategic areas are not immune.
Authorities are expected to investigate, but for many Nigerians, the bigger question remains: if this can happen here, where is truly safe?
A disturbing video circulating on social media has triggered widespread condemnation after showing a young man allegedly being dragged behind a police vehicle in Uyo.
In the footage, the individual appears to be attached to the moving van under unclear circumstances, raising serious concerns about excessive use of force and possible human rights violations. The incident has drawn sharp criticism from members of the public, with many questioning the conduct of officers believed to be from the Nigeria Police Force.
As of the time of reporting, authorities have yet to release an official statement detailing the events that led to the incident or the condition of the victim. Civil society voices and online commentators are calling for a transparent investigation and accountability for those involved.
The video has since intensified ongoing conversations around police reform and the need for stricter enforcement of professional standards within Nigeria’s law enforcement agencies.
Observers warn that incidents of this nature, if left unaddressed, risk further eroding public trust in security institutions tasked with protecting citizens.
A man has claimed he was tracked and attacked shortly after leaving a nightclub in GRA, Port Harcourt.
In a video circulating online, he alleged the incident happened minutes after exiting the venue, raising concerns about safety in the area. The claim has sparked reactions, with many questioning security around nightlife spots.
Authorities have not issued an official statement, but the incident has renewed calls for increased vigilance among residents, especially during late-night movements.
A Nigerian man caused a scene at a customer outlet of MTN Nigeria after claiming his 150GB monthly data plan was exhausted in just six days.
The visibly frustrated subscriber demanded answers, insisting his usage did not justify such rapid depletion. A video of the confrontation has since gone viral, sparking debate online.
While some Nigerians suspect possible issues with data billing, telecom providers—including MTN Nigeria—maintain their systems are accurate, often pointing to heavy usage, background apps, and streaming as common causes.
The incident highlights a growing concern among users over data transparency and trust in Nigeria’s telecom sector.
THE EFCC NEED TO ARREST CORRUPT LEADERS FIRST BEFORE GOING AFTER THE YOUTH. THAT AGENCY IS POLITICAL INCLINE. IT SUPPOSE TO BE A BIG BODY ON IT OWN. ONLY IF YOUR IN APC YOUR SINS OF CORRUPTION IS FORGIVEN....WHY GOING AFTER OPPOSITION THEN ?