Over ten Christian worshippers were killed in Jos on Palm Sunday. According to eyewitnesses, suspected Fulani bandits stormed the church without warning, causing panic. Several others were injured and are now receiving medical care.

Local authorities have yet to issue an official statement. Meanwhile, community leaders have condemned the attack as tragic, especially given its occurrence on a sacred day. Security agencies are working to restore calm and track down those responsible.

This incident adds to growing concerns about insecurity in parts of Plateau State. Residents are calling on the government to take urgent and decisive action to prevent further violence.

Gunmen Strike During Palm Sunday Worship, Kill Over 10 In Jos

Palm Sunday Bloodshed: Over 10 Worshippers Killed by Suspected Bandits in Jos

A middle-aged man identified as Emeka has died after being thrown from a four-storey building at Afubera Street, Odoakpu, Onitsha South. The incident occurred around 3am on Friday, March 27, 2026.

Neighbours say Emeka, a site supervisor at a local boxer-shorts factory, was accused of stealing garments. He was reportedly beaten, tied up and locked in a room for three days before his body was found on the ground below.

The Anambra State Police Command confirmed key suspects have been arrested and an investigation is under way. Authorities say they are exploring all accounts, including claims he tried to escape. An autopsy will be conducted to support the probe and ensure justice is served.

Man Accused Of Stealing Employer's Boxer Shorts D!es After Being Thrown From Four-storey Building In Anambra

Onitsha Site Supervisor Dies After Alleged Theft, Thrown from Fourth Floor

A dangerous ritualist known as Alhaji Tochukwu is on the run in Ogun State. He met two women on a dating app and invited them to a hotel in Sango-Ota. He showered them with food and drink before forcing them into unprotected sexual acts all night.

At dawn, both women fell violently ill with uncontrollable diarrhea. The guests were moved to another room under the pretense of plumbing issues. One woman returned later to retrieve a charger and found him harvesting their waste with a spoon, placing it into plates for storage.

He vanished before staff could intervene. One victim has since died, and the other is in critical condition with severe symptoms. The girls’ brother contacted the author for spiritual and practical help. The suspect’s profile has disappeared from his phone, making him hard to trace.

If you use dating apps, share this warning with friends and family. Report any sightings of Alhaji Tochukwu to the authorities immediately.

A Ritualist Called Alhaji Tochukwu Is On The Run...

Ogun State Ritualist ‘Alhaji Tochukwu’ Lures Tinder Dates for Poisonous Feast

Suspected phone snatchers killed an unidentified middle-aged man at Kawo Bridge in Kaduna State on Saturday, March 28, 2026, around 8pm. The victim was hurrying to board a commercial tricycle when the assailants confronted him.

Eyewitnesses said the attackers demanded the man’s mobile phone. As he tried to hand it over, one of them stabbed him in the chest. They then fled the scene, leaving him unconscious in a pool of blood. Passersby rushed to help but could not pursue the suspects.

Local resident Bashir Umar described Kawo Bridge as a known crime hotspot and urged security agencies to increase patrols and install surveillance measures. He recalled that a navy officer was killed there last year after refusing to surrender his phone.

Traders near the bridge also called for urgent intervention. They want more police patrols and security cameras to deter criminals and protect commuters.

Suspected Phone Snatchers St@b Man To D3ath In Kaduna

Middle-Aged Man Stabbed to Death by Suspected Phone Snatchers at Kawo Bridge, Kaduna

Following a tragic attack in Gari Ya Waye community, Jos North LGA, the Plateau State Government has imposed a 48-hour curfew. It starts at midnight on March 29 and runs until April 1, 2026.

Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang strongly condemns the unprovoked assault. He assures the public that security agencies are pursuing all leads to arrest the perpetrators and deliver justice.

Citizens are urged to remain calm, stay vigilant, and cooperate with security forces by sharing any information that could aid investigations.

Plateau Govt Orders 48 Hours Curfew In Jos North Local Government Area

Plateau State Imposes 48-Hour Curfew in Jos North After Deadly Attack

On Saturday, 28 March 2028, the Plateau State Police Command under Commissioner Bassey Ewah paraded 22 suspects at the State Police Headquarters in Jos.

CP Ewah said his mission is to make Plateau State uncomfortable for criminals and their accomplices. He assured residents of a no-crime zone and pledged rigorous enforcement.

Arrests included three individuals for rape and sodomy, weapon fabricators with illegal AK-47 rifles and pistols, kidnappers in Quan Pan, a robbery duo in Langtang South, and a woman trafficking girls for prostitution in Mangu.

CP Ewah thanked Governor Caleb Mutfwang and the State Commissioner for Justice for their support in the ongoing security collaboration.

Crime

Plateau CP Ewah Parades 22 Suspects, Vows Zero Tolerance for Crime

Tension at the Alausa Police Barracks is rising over a proposed ₦2 million relocation package. Officers and their families say they were not properly consulted. They describe the plan as forced eviction rather than fair compensation.

A leaked list reportedly names ranks from DSPs to Inspectors for relocation. It also includes personal and bank details. Police authorities say the move is part of a redevelopment and upgrade of the quarters.

Many officers argue the ₦2 million offer falls short of Lagos’s housing costs. They fear displacement and suspect powerful interests behind the plan. The Police Officers’ Wives Association has voiced concerns over family welfare and housing security.

Tensions peaked when individuals linked to developers visited the barracks with relocation documents. Some officers refused to sign until there is clarity on compensation and future housing. The dispute highlights gaps in transparency and officer welfare.

Barracks Betrayal: ₦2m Relocation Row Allegedly Rocks Alausa Police Quarters  -O

Tension at Alausa Police Quarters Over ₦2M Relocation Package

My first step into Kuje Correctional Centre was more than just a physical movement. It exposed me to a side of Nigeria that many never see.

I joined a charity outreach organised by the Knights of St. Mulumba. During the Holy Mass I saw faces aged 18 to 30, and a few older men who had spent nearly a decade behind bars.

Most offences were petty—acts born of impulse, poverty or circumstance. Yet many detainees await trial for years, serving a silent punishment before judgment.

I recognise the federal investment in infrastructure, but timely justice and true rehabilitation must follow. Behind those walls are Nigerians whose stories demand our attention and compassion.

My First Day In Prison

My First Day at Kuje Correctional Centre: Confronting Nigeria’s Forgotten Youth

A High Court in the Gwarzo Division of Kano State has sentenced 85-year-old Malam Isah Abdullahi to 14 years in prison for rape.

The offence took place on November 30, 2024, in Sauna, Gabasawa Local Government Area. The Kano State Ministry of Justice prosecuted the case before High Court No. 24 and presented evidence that secured the conviction.

Justice Aisha Mahmud delivered judgment on March 27, 2026. She acknowledged a plea for leniency from the defence but applied the full extent of the law.

Solicitor-General Salisu Muhammad Tahir led the prosecution team. The Attorney-General, Abdulkarim Kabiru Maude, commended the effort and reiterated the ministry’s commitment to protecting victims and holding perpetrators accountable.

85-year-old Man Sentenced To 14 Years Imprisonment For R@pe In Kano

85-Year-Old Man in Kano Jailed for 14 Years Over Rape Conviction

Troops from Operation Hadin Kai arrested a suspected ISWAP/JAS collaborator in Damboa Local Government Area of Borno State on March 27 at around 5:35 p.m. The operation involved the 25 Brigade, 19 Battalion (Mobile) and members of the Civilian Joint Task Force.

The suspect, originally from Gwalki village but now living at Hausari IDP camp in Maiduguri, is accused of supporting terrorists in the Damboa area. In a preliminary interview, he claimed to be part of a hybrid force and said he was a repentant terrorist.

He later confessed to supplying ammunition to extremist cells in the Timbuktu Triangle through an accomplice named Konto Fatima, believed to be at Aburi IDP camp. The suspect is now in military custody pending further investigations.

Troops Arrest Suspected ISWAP Collaborator In Borno

Operation Hadin Kai Troops Nab Alleged ISWAP Collaborator in Damboa, Borno

A German-Jewish member of parliament accused of raping a seven-year-old boy escaped a jail sentence and received probation.

He argued that a prison term would cost him his seat and harm Jewish communities in Germany and Israel. He also claimed his role was vital for defending Israel’s interests amid conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon and tensions with Iran.

The judge accepted his plea and granted probation so he can keep his parliamentary position. Critics warn this decision undermines justice for victims and raises serious questions about influence and accountability.

Jewish-German Politician Escapes Jail Term For Raping A 7y Old Boy

German-Jewish MP Avoids Prison After Rape Allegations Involving 7-Year-Old

As of the latest reports, no exact number of abducted villagers is yet confirmed. On Sunday night, armed men believed to be bandits stormed Oke Daaba in Oro-Ago, Ifelodun LGA, Kwara State. Gunshots rang out across the settlement, sending residents scrambling for safety.

Families are still searching for missing loved ones amid widespread fear and confusion. Local sources describe the attack as terrifying and warn that insecurity is rising across Kwara State. Survivors are urging government and security agencies to step up patrols and protect lives and property in the affected communities.

Bandits Storm Kwara Community, Residents Flee Amid Gunfire, Kidnap Threat

Suspected Bandits Raid Oke Daaba Community, Residents Flee Under Gunfire

Police in Cameroon have arrested a married father of three suspected of raping and killing 11-year-old Divine Mbarga Atangana.

The girl disappeared on March 18, 2026, after leaving her grandmother’s home. Her body was found the next day in an unfinished building in Nkoabang, near Yaounde. An autopsy revealed traces of sexual assault.

The suspect is a parent of one of the victim’s classmates and was known to the girl. The case has shocked the community and prompted demands for justice.

Authorities have yet to release an official statement on charges or the investigation’s progress. Local media report that residents expect a thorough inquiry and swift prosecution.

Married Father Of Three Arrested For R@pe And M8rder Of 11-year-old Girl In Cameroon

Father of Three Arrested for Rape and Murder of 11-Year-Old Girl in Cameroon

You may have seen viral clips showing empty streets and locked homes in a town near Omu-Aran in Kwara State. Churches and mosques stand silent while locals insist everyone has fled.

The footage claims relentless bandit attacks forced the mass exodus, sparking fears over worsening insecurity in the region.

We dive into eyewitness accounts and official statements to uncover the full story behind the so-called ‘ghost town.’

Shocking Kwara 'Ghost Town'  Where Everyone Fled– What REALLY Happened

Inside Kwara’s ‘Ghost Town’: What Really Pushed Residents to Flee?

A video circulating on social media shows a woman accusing a female police officer of inappropriate touching during a stop-and-search in Lagos. The footage prompted widespread criticism and calls for answers.

The Lagos State Police Command has since issued a statement, standing by the officer and insisting that the search complied with established procedures and legal requirements.

Nigerians remain divided online. Some back the police view, while others question citizens’ rights and demand greater accountability.

Was the search within the law or did it cross a line? Share your thoughts.

**Title:** Viral Stop-and-search Drama: Lagos Police Defend Female Officer, Say

Debate Erupts as Lagos Police Defend Female Officer’s Search as Lawful

Residents of Omugo community in Ifelodun LGA, Kwara State, have abandoned their homes after a string of bandit raids created fear and uncertainty.

Armed assailants reportedly targeted houses, looted property and threatened villagers, prompting families to seek refuge in nearby settlements. Markets lie deserted, schools remain shut and farmlands are no longer tended as safety concerns take priority.

Community leaders describe the situation as dire. “We can no longer sleep with our eyes closed,” one resident said, calling for urgent action.

Locals are appealing to security agencies and the Kwara State government to intervene and restore peace. The crisis highlights growing rural insecurity in parts of Nigeria.

Residents Flee Omugo Community As Bandit Attacks Escalate In Kwara

Relentless Bandit Raids Force Omugo Residents to Flee in Kwara

On March 25, 2026, an anti–human trafficking NGO partnered with NAPTIP to rescue three Nigerian girls—Linda, Bella and Joy—who had been trafficked to Mali.

The victims returned to Nigeria safely on March 28 and were joyfully reunited with their families. NAPTIP’s Lagos Zonal Command continues its investigation into the trafficking network.

This incident highlights the alarming rise in child trafficking. Parents are urged to stay vigilant and protect their children from the threat of sexual exploitation.

Three Trafficked Nigerian Girls Rescued From Mali

Three Nigerian Girls Freed from Trafficking in Mali Reunited with Families

Social media footage shows empty streets and abandoned buildings in Omupo, Kwara State. A local man alleges repeated terrorist attacks forced the entire community to flee their homes.

In the video, he highlights how fear and insecurity have left the town deserted. He identifies the location as Omupo and says residents moved away for safety.

Online reactions vary: some express alarm over rural security, while others question the timing and accuracy of the claims. No official statement from security agencies or state authorities has confirmed the alleged mass displacement.

There Are No Residents Anymore In This Town As Everyone Have Fled And Left Their Homes Because Of Terrorist Attacks - Nigerian Man Alleges As He Shares Video Of Deserted Community In Kwara State

Omupo Community in Kwara State Deserted as Residents Flee Suspected Terrorist Attacks

The Oyo State Police Command has launched a murder investigation after the body of a 14–15-year-old boy was discovered floating in the University of Ibadan swimming pool early Thursday.

According to the state police spokesperson, detectives found blood at the scene and slight bruises on the victim’s face. A shirt, a pair of shoes and bloodstains were also recovered near the pool pavilion.

The body was taken to Adeoyo General Hospital, where he was confirmed dead on arrival and later moved to the mortuary. The police urge the public to stay calm and avoid sharing unverified information while the inquiry continues.

Body Of Teenage Boy Found In University Of Ibadan Swimming Pool, Police Launch M8rder Investigation

Teenager’s Body Found in UI Swimming Pool as Police Open Murder Probe

The Agbor Gha-Ihun Vigilante Group paraded Mr. Chukwudi Utomi, a father of three and former tipper driver, for allegedly stealing from Point-of-Sale operators in Agbor. He was arrested in the Ime-Obi area and confessed that losing his job drove him to the crime.

One operator said Utomi studied her transaction process through repeated visits. She discovered N50,000 missing from her account in a transfer to “Mercy Utomi” and later traced total losses of N250,000. Another POS operator reported unexplained withdrawals amounting to N450,000 linked to the same recipient name.

Victims said financial institutions demanded court orders before any inquiry and appealed to security agencies for help recovering their money. They expressed hope that Utomi’s arrest will end their ordeal.

Chief Sunday Ibude, head of the vigilante group, warned criminals that there are no hiding places in Agbor. He pledged continued vigilance and swift action against offenders.

Man Paraded In Delta Community Over Alleged POS Fraud

Agbor Vigilantes Parades Father of Three over Alleged POS Fraud

A Taraba State High Court in Jalingo has sentenced 27-year-old Islamic cleric Mallam Mubarak Hassan to 15 years behind bars. He was found guilty of culpable homicide in the death of 16-year-old Mustapha Ishyaku in Mutum Biyu.

Chief Judge Joel Agya delivered judgment on March 27, 2026. He ruled that the sentence runs from Hassan’s arrest on March 3, 2022. Hassan was cleared of kidnapping and abduction charges after the prosecution failed to prove those counts.

The judge reduced the original murder charge to culpable homicide not punishable by death due to weak evidence. The deputy director of State Prosecution welcomed the verdict, while the cleric’s lawyer says an appeal is forthcoming.

Islamic Cleric Sentenced To 15 Years Imprisonment For K!lling Teenage Boy In Taraba

Taraba Court Hands Cleric 15-Year Term for Teen’s Death

A man accused of stalking singer Billie Eilish died Wednesday after being hit by a Long Island Rail Road train.

Officials say 30-year-old Prenell Rousseau was jogging near the tracks in Westbury, New York when the incident occurred at around 5:38am. The collision is believed to have been accidental.

Rousseau was previously arrested in 2020 after repeatedly appearing outside Eilish’s Los Angeles home. Court records describe erratic behaviour and unauthorised entry, leading to a restraining order.

About 100 passengers on board were transferred to another train and continued their journey without injuries.

Singer Billie Eilishâs Alleged Stalker Struck And K!lled By Train While Out Jogging In New York

Billie Eilish’s Alleged Stalker Dies After Being Struck by Train in New York

On March 26, 2026, a heavy-duty truck veered off the road at Oke-Ila, Aramoko-Ekiti, and slammed into a building. Inside, 21-year-old Promise Farotimi, a 300-level Building Technology student at FUOYE, was asleep. He died instantly.

His father, Mr. Rufus Farotimi, described the loss as devastating. “I have lost my son and my home,” he said. He called on security agencies to arrest the fleeing driver and urged the company behind the truck to take responsibility.

Community leader Mrs. Caroline Ogunleye blamed reckless driving and the poor state of the road. She warned that speeding heavy vehicles on the damaged federal route have caused multiple accidents over the years.

Ekiti State police confirmed the case has been transferred to the State Traffic Section for a thorough investigation. Residents and the victim’s family are calling for urgent road repairs and stricter safety measures.

300-level Ekiti Varsity Student K!lled As Truck Crashes Into Building (Video)

300-Level FUOYE Student Killed as Truck Crashes Into Home in Aramoko-Ekiti

Police in Derbyshire responded after a black Suzuki Swift mounted the pavement in the Friar Gate area at around 9:30pm on March 28. Seven pedestrians sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

Eyewitnesses described the scene as “absolute carnage,” with people lying on the road and pavement. Ambulance crews treated the injured at the scene before rushing them to Royal Derby Hospital and the Queens Medical Centre in Nottingham.

A man in his 30s, originally from India, was arrested nearby and remains in custody. He faces charges including attempted murder, causing serious injury, inflicting grievous bodily harm with intent and dangerous driving.

Derbyshire Constabulary reassured residents there is no ongoing risk to the public and said detectives are keeping an open mind about the motive. Local officials have expressed shock and urged anyone with information to contact the police.

Several Injured As Car Ploughs Into Pedestrians In UK Street; Driver Arrested For Attempted MurdÂ£r

Seven Injured as Car Ramps into Pedestrians in Derby; Driver Arrested

The Anambra State Government has torn down Airtight Guest House at Y-Junction, Okpuno, Awka South. The demolition came after a night raid by Agunaechemba security operatives on March 29, 2026. Suspected illegal activities at the facility prompted swift action.

Officers uncovered large caches of Tramadol, Indian hemp, nitrous oxide, Rohypnol and other controlled substances. They also seized a locally made single-barrel gun. In total, 20 alleged sex workers and 18 male patrons were taken into custody.

Special Adviser on Community Security Ken Emeakayi explained that the move complied with the Anambra Homeland Security Law. The law empowers authorities to take over properties used for drugs, kidnapping or other serious crimes. He advised landlords to vet tenants carefully to avoid legal repercussions.

Paul Chike, the guest house manager, said he only managed the business for the owner. He claimed measures were in place to prevent prostitutes from lodging clients. Chike also maintained that the firearm was left behind by a guest. During the raid, the manager, a supervisor, the storekeeper and a bar attendant were also arrested.

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