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Xenophobia: Federal Govt demands justice from S’Africa

The Federal Government has asked South Africa to bring to justice those responsible for recurring xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other African nationals, warning that patience is wearing thin over repeated killings and weak accountability.reuters+2 In recent statements and diplomatic engagements, Abuja has pressed Pretoria to identify, arrest and prosecute individuals behind mob and hate‑related violence targeting foreign nationals, including Nigerians. Nigerian officials say at least 98 Nigerians have been killed in South Africa since 2022, describing the pattern of attacks as unacceptable for two countries that share deep historical ties.reuters+2 The government has formally demanded “thorough and impartial investigations” into specific cases, including the deaths of two Nigerians earlier this year, and requested full disclosure of findings to ensure justice for victims and their families. It has also called for access to autopsy reports, case files and other legal […]

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Plateau youths demand justice after 50 killed in one week

Youths in Plateau State have called for justice and stronger security action after about 50 people were killed in a week of renewed violence. The youths said the killings have left many communities in fear and deep sorrow, while families continue to mourn their loved ones. They described the situation as unacceptable and demanded urgent government intervention. They also renewed their call for state police, saying the current security structure has not done enough to stop repeated attacks in the state. According to them, local communities need a more responsive security system that can act quickly when violence starts. The youths urged both the federal and state governments to identify the attackers and bring them to justice. They said the cycle of killings must end so that people can live safely on their farms and in their villages. The repeated […]

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La FIDH et l’OMCT plaident pour le retour des exilés

La Fédération internationale pour les droits humains (FIDH) et l’Organisation mondiale contre la torture (OMCT) ont adressé une lettre ouverte aux autorités togolaises, les appelant à prendre des mesures pour permettre le retour en toute sécurité des défenseurs des droits humains actuellement en exil. Cette initiative intervient un an après les manifestations de juin 2025, organisées notamment contre la réforme constitutionnelle, la hausse du coût de la vie et l’emprisonnement de plusieurs membres de la société civile. Les deux organisations estiment que la situation des droits humains demeure préoccupante. Selon la FIDH et l’OMCT, la répression de ces manifestations aurait entraîné plus d’une centaine d’arrestations, 21 cas présumés de torture ou de mauvais traitements, ainsi que cinq décès. Les organisations indiquent qu’aucune enquête n’a, à ce jour, permis d’établir les responsabilités, alimentant un climat d’inquiétude parmi les acteurs de la […]

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Le Togo lance une agence de recouvrement des avoirs

Le Togo prévoit de renforcer son arsenal contre la criminalité financière avec la création prochaine d’une agence nationale chargée du recouvrement des avoirs criminels. Cette annonce a été faite à Lomé à l’issue d’une réunion entre le ministre de la Justice, Pacôme Adjourouvi, et une délégation du Réseau interagences de recouvrement des avoirs d’Afrique de l’Ouest (ARINWA), dirigée par son président, Mor N'Diaye. Au cours des échanges, les responsables d’ARINWA ont réaffirmé leur volonté d’accompagner le Togo dans la mise en place de cette nouvelle structure. Cet appui comprendra une assistance technique, un partage d’expertise et un accès aux mécanismes de coopération internationale destinés à renforcer les enquêtes financières transfrontalières. La future agence aura pour principale mission de rechercher, identifier et localiser les biens issus d’activités criminelles. Elle sera compétente pour intervenir sur différents types d’avoirs, notamment les comptes bancaires, […]

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Two jailed 25 years for kidnapping in Ekiti

An Ekiti State High Court has sentenced two men to 25 years in prison each for kidnapping. The convicts, Ibrahim Abubakar and Abdullahi Abubakar, were found guilty of abducting Omoboade Adesina, a staff member of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC. The court said the prosecution proved its case beyond reasonable doubt. The judge delivered the ruling after reviewing the evidence presented during the trial. A third defendant in the case was discharged and acquitted because the court found the evidence against him insufficient. The kidnapping case was part of the growing concern over violent crime in Nigeria. The court’s decision was seen as a strong warning to kidnappers and other criminal groups operating in the state. Justice officials said the judgment reflects the seriousness of kidnapping offences and the need for stricter punishment to deter similar crimes.

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Degli réclame une enquête après un incident à Kpalimé

Jean Yaovi Degli, président du mouvement d’opposition « Bâtir le Togo », affirme avoir été victime d’un acte de sabotage visant sa résidence située à Kpalimé. Selon ses déclarations, un drone aurait survolé sa propriété en novembre 2025 avant de déverser une substance blanche sur ses installations piscicoles ainsi que sur certaines plantations. L’opposant estime que cet incident serait à l’origine de la mort de plus de 1 300 poissons dans les jours qui ont suivi. Me Degli indique avoir signalé les faits aux autorités compétentes et sollicité l’ouverture d’une enquête afin de déterminer les circonstances exactes de l’incident ainsi que l’origine de la substance en question. Il affirme également que des prélèvements auraient été effectués à deux reprises sur les poissons morts et sur les produits présumés contaminés dans le cadre d’analyses destinées à établir les causes de cette […]

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Togo : Renforcement de la lutte contre les disparitions forcées

Le Togo renforce ses efforts dans la lutte contre les disparitions forcées à travers une initiative de formation destinée aux principaux acteurs du système judiciaire et sécuritaire. Organisée vendredi à Lomé par le ministère des Droits de l'homme avec l'appui du Haut-Commissariat des Nations Unies aux droits de l'homme (HCDH), cette rencontre vise à consolider les capacités nationales en matière de prévention et de répression de cette grave violation des droits humains. La session a rassemblé des magistrats, des membres des forces de défense et de sécurité ainsi que d'autres intervenants de la chaîne judiciaire. Les participants ont été sensibilisés aux dispositions de la Convention internationale pour la protection de toutes les personnes contre les disparitions forcées et aux obligations qui en découlent pour les États signataires. Les échanges ont notamment porté sur les implications juridiques, institutionnelles et humaines des […]

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Biola Adebayo, ID Cabasa, Others Decry Insecurity, Kidnappings

Several Nigerian celebrities, including Biola Adebayo, ID Cabasa, Toyin Abraham, Kunle Remi, Ruth Kadiri, KieKie and Spyro, have condemned the rising insecurity and kidnappings across Nigeria, accusing the government of inaction. Following the abduction of schoolchildren and the beheading of a teacher in Oyo State on May 15, 2026, these celebrities have voiced outrage over the nation's worsening security crisis. Many expressed fear for citizens' safety and lamented that Nigerians are becoming desensitized to violence. Popular music producer Olumide Ogunade, known as ID Cabasa, said in an emotional video that Nigerians have "gotten used to evil" and have adjusted to the darkness covering the country. He criticized the government for not taking action and noted that people divide along political, religious, ethnic and tribal lines instead of uniting against violence. Biola Adebayo noted the heartbreaking reality that parents don't know […]

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Biola Adebayo, ID Cabasa, Others Decry Insecurity, Kidnappings

Several Nigerian celebrities, including Biola Adebayo, ID Cabasa, Toyin Abraham, Kunle Remi, Ruth Kadiri, KieKie and Spyro, have condemned the rising insecurity and kidnappings across Nigeria, accusing the government of inaction. Following the abduction of schoolchildren and the beheading of a teacher in Oyo State on May 15, 2026, these celebrities have voiced outrage over the nation's worsening security crisis. Many expressed fear for citizens' safety and lamented that Nigerians are becoming desensitized to violence. Popular music producer Olumide Ogunade, known as ID Cabasa, said in an emotional video that Nigerians have "gotten used to evil" and have adjusted to the darkness covering the country. He criticized the government for not taking action and noted that people divide along political, religious, ethnic and tribal lines instead of uniting against violence. Biola Adebayo noted the heartbreaking reality that parents don't know […]

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Supreme Court Upholds Death by Hanging for Kidnapper

The Supreme Court of Nigeria has upheld a death sentence by hanging for a kidnapper convicted of kidnapping and murder in a landmark ruling that reaffirms the harsh penalty for the capital offence. The court dismissed the kidnapper's appeal against the conviction and sentence, stating that the prosecution had established a solid case against the defendant beyond reasonable doubt and that the appeal lacked merit. In its judgment, the Supreme Court confirmed that kidnapping combined with murder constitutes a capital offence under Nigeria's criminal law, and the sentence of death by hanging remains in full effect. The ruling comes at a time when kidnapping has become a major security challenge in several parts of Nigeria, with the judiciary increasingly taking a hard stance against perpetrators of the crime. The Supreme Court's decision aligns with previous rulings in similar cases, including […]

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