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DSS arraigns five over Sylva whereabouts

The Department of State Services has arraigned five men before a Federal High Court in Abuja over allegations that they concealed the whereabouts of former Minister of State for Petroleum, Timipre Sylva. The five defendants are Reuben Ayuba, Musa Mohammed, Friday Paul, Paganengigha Anagaha and Ayebaifie Suobite. They were brought before Justice Peter Lifu on a two-count charge bordering on conspiracy and allegedly being accessories after the fact by hiding information about Sylva’s whereabouts. The DSS said the defendants allegedly concealed Sylva’s location on April 28, 2026, in Abuja. The agency also accused them of conspiring to commit a felony by withholding information about the former Bayelsa governor. All five defendants pleaded not guilty to the charges. The court ordered that they remain in custody and adjourned the matter until July 22 for the start of trial.

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Iran urges huge turnout at Khamenei funeral

Iranian authorities are urging a massive public turnout at the funeral of late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, describing the ceremonies as both a national farewell and a call to avenge his death.newarab+1 The country is preparing days of funeral events in Tehran, Qom, Mashhad and Shiite holy cities in Iraq, with officials saying up to 35 million people could take part.ynetnews+1 Senior figures have asked citizens to turn out in large numbers to send a strong message to the world, using the slogan “We must avenge” in official communications.english.aawsat+1 Authorities say the funeral will be held under the title “Martyr of Iran,” and security forces are on high alert to manage the crowds and prevent any incidents.youtubeiranintl+1 Iran’s joint military command has also warned that all oil tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz must follow routes it approves […]

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Trump says US and Iran are getting along

United States President Donald Trump has said that relations between the US and Iran are “getting along very well,” according to Reuters. His comments come at a time when Washington and Tehran remain engaged in difficult talks over regional tensions and Iran’s nuclear programme. Trump gave no detailed explanation, but his statement suggests he sees signs of progress in the relationship. The remark comes as both countries continue to face pressure over security concerns in the Middle East. Negotiations between the two sides remain closely watched because of their possible impact on wider regional stability.

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Kebbi denies reports of new insurgent group

The Kebbi State Government has denied reports that a new insurgent group is operating in the state. The State Commissioner for Information and Culture, Alhaji Yakubu Ahmed, said the claim is false and should not be taken as confirmed news. He explained that Kebbi, like other parts of northwestern Nigeria, still faces security challenges, but there is no verified report of a new group known as Sai Mallam. The commissioner urged residents to avoid sharing unconfirmed information that could create fear in the state. He added that the government remains focused on working with security agencies to address insecurity and protect communities.

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Uncertainty over Qatar diplomacy clouds prospects for US-Iran deal

Uncertainty over planned diplomacy in Qatar has clouded prospects for a US-Iran deal, with questions mounting over the timing and substance of any talks.instagram+1 Top U.S. envoys were expected in Qatar as diplomatic efforts continued, but the status of the meeting remained unclear amid conflicting signals from Washington and Tehran. Iran has rejected Donald Trump’s claim that talks were scheduled, deepening doubts about whether the latest round of engagement will take place as announced.13 The talks, if confirmed, would form part of wider regional efforts to reduce tensions after weeks of conflict-linked disruption across the Gulf. Qatar has positioned itself as a key mediator in the process, but analysts say the path to a lasting agreement remains fragile.euronews+3 Observers say the deal would still face major obstacles even if an initial understanding is reached, including disputes over sanctions relief, nuclear […]

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76 ISWAP commanders surrender as military intensifies offensive

Top commanders of the Islamic State West Africa Province, ISWAP, have surrendered to Nigerian troops alongside 76 fighters and their family members in the North-East. The surrender reportedly followed weeks of sustained air and ground offensives by troops of Operation Hadin Kai, which the military said had weakened the group’s command structure, logistics network and movement corridors. According to military authorities, the development marks a major setback for the insurgent group and reflects growing pressure inside its ranks. The surrendered commanders are being profiled and debriefed for intelligence purposes. Security officials said the information gathered from the defectors is expected to help troops identify remaining camps, arms caches and supply routes used by the terrorists. The military said the offensive will continue until all remaining insurgent enclaves in the North-East are dismantled.

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Police arrest 10 suspects over killing of Benue MACBAN chairman

The Benue State Police Command says it has arrested 10 suspects in connection with the killing of the state chairman of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Alhaji Ardo Risku Mohammed, and one Yakubu Isa.punchng+1 Police Commissioner Clement Nwadiogbu, in a statement by spokesperson DSP Udeme Edet, said the suspects were picked up during coordinated intelligence-led operations around Otukpo. Those arrested include Titus Tyodenda (25), Utibe Sam (20), Owoicho Ameh (18), Sunday Useni (21), Sunday Ogbanje (46), Daniel Raphael (23), Adokole John (24), Samuel Ogazi (32), Agbo Daniel (25) and Onazi James (30).thesun The MACBAN chairman and his companion were shot dead by gunmen shortly after attending a peace meeting in Ohinmini, with the attack occurring at Okudu village in neighbouring Otukpo Local Government Area. The incident has heightened fears of fresh violence in the area, which […]

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Police rescue five kidnapped victims in Ogun

The police in Ogun State have rescued five kidnapped victims during an operation against armed abductors. The victims were freed after a coordinated response by police operatives who acted on intelligence about the kidnappers’ hideout. The rescue followed a gun battle between the police and the suspected abductors. According to reports, the kidnappers fled after being overpowered by the security team. The rescued victims were later taken for medical checks and debriefing. Police said the operation is part of ongoing efforts to crack down on kidnapping and other violent crimes in the state. They added that search operations are still ongoing to arrest the fleeing suspects. The development comes as security agencies continue to intensify their fight against kidnapping across Nigeria.

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Bahrain says it was targeted by several Iranian drones

Bahrain says it was targeted by several Iranian drones in a new flare up linked to the ongoing Iran war. The Bahraini Defence Force said its air defence systems intercepted and destroyed multiple drones and three missiles launched from Iran towards the kingdom.facebook+1 Officials accused Tehran of maintaining a “hostile approach” by repeatedly targeting what they described as civilian and strategic facilities in Bahrain. They said debris from the intercepted drones and missiles fell in residential areas, damaging homes and vehicles but causing only minor injuries, including to an 11 year old girl.aljazeera+2 Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has claimed a series of missile and drone strikes on US linked targets in Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan, describing them as retaliation for American attacks on Iranian military sites near the Strait of Hormuz. The group said it used multiple drones to […]

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Army announces major shake-up, names new GOCs, commanders

The Nigerian Army has announced a major shake-up involving the redeployment and appointment of several senior officers, including new General Officers Commanding (GOCs) and key formation commanders. The reshuffle affects operational commands, training institutions and strategic staff positions as part of efforts to boost national security and improve operational effectiveness across the country.thesourceng+1 Under the new postings, Major General W.M. Dangana has been appointed GOC 3 Division of the Nigerian Army and Commander of Joint Task Force Operation Enduring Peace, replacing Major General E.F. Oyinlola. Major General E.I. Okoro will now serve as GOC 6 Division and Land Component Commander of Joint Task Force South-South Operation Delta Safe, taking over from Major General E.E. Emeka.vop+1 Major General J.R. Lar has been named Commander, Army Headquarters Garrison, one of the service’s key administrative and operational hubs. In the Army headquarters, Brigadier […]

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