Nigerian authorities detained ten individuals suspected of possessing human body parts intended for ritual concoctions believed to bring wealth, according to local police statements.

Amnesty International has urged Nigerian authorities to urgently rescue worshippers abducted during Friday prayers at a mosque in Kpenya, Niger State, amid escalating attacks and mass abductions in the Borgu-Kainji corridor.

Nigerian authorities have dismantled an alleged transnational human trafficking network, arresting 12 foreign nationals. The NIS identified the QNET/IGNITE network as an organized criminal syndicate involved in fraudulent employment and business schemes linked to irregular migration.

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Nigerian authorities are investigating a fraudulent government agency, allegedly created by a conman, which managed to operate from government premises and secure public funds for years.

A global rights observatory has raised concerns over the alleged intimidation of SERAP, calling on Nigerian authorities to ensure the safety of its staff and end harassment against the organization.

Nigerian Customs and NESREA have seized elephant tusks valued at N126.3 million and arrested four suspects in Ogun and Lagos states, in an operation targeting illegal wildlife trade.

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and the Lagos State government have intensified Ebola surveillance measures at the airport, emphasizing prompt detection and response to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.

Nigerian authorities have arrested nine individuals, including three Mexican nationals, and dismantled an industrial drug laboratory in a major operation against drug trafficking.

Nigerian authorities have extradited Matthew Chukwuemeka Adebiyi to the United Kingdom to face charges of alleged murder and drug trafficking, following a court order and surrender warrant.

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) disclosed that the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has yet to release its findings on the controversial hike in airfares during the Yuletide season.

Nigerian authorities have ordered civil servants to work from home due to road closures necessitated by activities scheduled at Eagle Square, the venue for the APC convention.

Nigerian authorities have temporarily suspended the enforcement of helicopter landing fees for two months, allowing regulators and industry operators to review concerns over the controversial charge.

Nigerian authorities have aligned with international law enforcement agencies in a coordinated operation targeting the transnational criminal organization known as Black Axe for human trafficking and fraud.

The Coalition of Public Interest Lawyers and Advocates (COPA) has given a seven-day ultimatum to Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the police regarding killings in Osun state, demanding an investigation into related videos.

Amnesty International has urged Nigerian authorities to ensure adequate security and uphold human rights ahead of the Osun State gubernatorial election scheduled for August 15, 2026.

Nigerian authorities are exploring changes to the legal process for name alterations, which may no longer include newspaper publications and affidavits as sufficient means for legalizing name changes.

Nigerian authorities have arrested two foreign jihadists accused of assisting local terror organizations. This development highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the Nigerian military in combating a persistent insurgency, now complicated by the involvement of foreign fighters.

Authorities in Edo state arrested two individuals for illegal revenue collection, while Kogi state intercepted illegal arms and apprehended suspects.

Nigerian student groups and labor unions are backing protests demanding the rescue of abducted students and teachers, particularly in Oyo State. Security has been tightened at Aso Villa and the National Assembly to prevent breaches during planned demonstrations, while political figures call for action against abductors. Civil society organizations also announced a protest for June 6, seeking police permission on the day of the event.

The NSCDC has arraigned 15 Chinese and nine Nigerians in Abuja for alleged illegal mining activities in Nasarawa state, highlighting ongoing efforts against illicit resource extraction.

The Pharmacy Council of Nigeria has closed 1,550 counterfeit medicine outlets across Kano, Kaduna, and Nasarawa states in an effort to combat fake drugs and safeguard public health.

Nigerian authorities have launched an investigation into a deadly air strike that occurred at a market.

Nigerian authorities, including the Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, have launched an investigation into a persistent underwater gas bubbling incident in Rivers State, following calls from civil society organizations and local communities for a solution.

Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau and Civil Aviation Authority warned airlines and crew members against overwriting Cockpit Voice Recorders and Flight Data Recorders during incidents.

Nigerian authorities have suspended all pilgrimages to Israel and the occupied West Bank with immediate effect, citing security concerns linked to the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

International scholars are urging Nigerian authorities to recognize and protect informal markets and settlements as essential foundations for sustainable urban development.

A community in Anambra, Nigeria, is appealing to President Tinubu and Governor Soludo regarding the planned demolition of their houses for a power project by the Transmission Company of Nigeria.

Nigerian drug enforcement and army officials seized 604.5kg of cannabis during an operation in Owan West, a suspected drug hub, and are now searching for a suspected drug kingpin.

Nigerian authorities have dismantled a meth lab, but concerns persist regarding potential connections to Mexican cartels.

The Concerned Citizens of Ghana have urged Nigerian authorities to protect workers of the Ghanaian-owned Jonah Capital in Abuja, following allegations of intimidation, harassment, and destruction of company property.

The NDLEA has uncovered a multi-billion naira clandestine methamphetamine laboratory in Oyo State, Nigeria. A Mexican national and four Nigerians were arrested in connection with the bust.

The President of IPI Nigeria, Musikilu Mojeed, stated that disputes between journalists and security agencies should be resolved through dialogue, professional accountability, and judicial processes, rather than coercive arrests.

The NSCDC has arraigned 15 Chinese and nine Nigerians in Abuja for alleged illegal lithium mining activities in Nasarawa State. This action highlights ongoing efforts against illicit resource extraction and environmental degradation.

The NSCDC Kwara Command intercepted 36 tonnes of lithium and arrested three suspects for illegal mining. Investigations are ongoing into the lithium interc.

Nigerian authorities have dropped charges of financing terrorism against a former justice minister and his son, who had been accused of involvement in such activities.

Nigeria's National Data Protection Commission (NDPC) and the Federal Government are investigating "sharp sharp" loan operators for alleged privacy violations. The probe aims to address concerns regarding the handling of personal data by these lenders.

Nigerian authorities have ordered civil servants to work from home and restricted movement around Eagles Square due to road closures necessitated by activities scheduled for the APC convention.

The Government of Ghana has commended Nigerian authorities, particularly the Department of State Services (DSS), for successfully rescuing 44 Ghanaian nationals from a criminal network that lured foreigners with false promises.