Police Destroy Terrorist Camp in Abuja, Arrest Four Suspects
Nigerian police forces successfully destroyed a terrorist camp in Abuja and arrested four suspects following an anti-kidnapping and rescue operation on June 9.
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Nigerian Police Extradite Fugitive to UK for Murder and Drug Trafficking
The Nigerian Police Force (NPF) has successfully extradited a fugitive to the United Kingdom to face charges of murder and drug trafficking.
ActionAid condemns police use of tear gas on peaceful electoral reform protesters
ActionAid Nigeria (AAN) on Monday condemned the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) for deploying tear gas against peaceful protesters at the National Assembly demanding real-time transmission of election results, describing the action as counterproductive and a threat to democratic freedoms. The post ActionAid condemns police use of tear gas on peaceful electoral reform protesters appeared first on Vanguard News.
Nigerian Police Dismiss Officers Over Robbery, Kidnapping
The Nigerian police force has dismissed several officers, including five inspectors, due to their involvement in criminal activities such as robbery, kidnapping, and extortion. This action aims to address misconduct within the force.
Nigerian Police Make Multiple Arrests in Kano and Ondo
Nigerian police forces have carried out separate arrests in Kano and Ondo states. Two suspected fraudsters were apprehended in Kano, while two suspected cultists were arrested and a firearm recovered in Ondo.
Nigerian Police Announce Recruitment Examination Dates
The Nigerian Police Force and the Police Service Commission have announced the dates for the upcoming written examination for police recruitment. The constable exam is scheduled for April 28, with warnings issued against recruitment scams.
Former Lagos Police Commissioner Highlights Challenges in Nigerian Police Force
A retired Lagos Commissioner of Police revealed the systemic inefficiencies, poor funding, and harsh conditions faced by Nigerian police officers, citing an instance where he personally spent ₦2 million to treat a suspect before court.