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Chinese ‘police stations’ in Canada under investigation – Report  | NN NEWS

Canadian federal police on Thursday said they are investigating reports that China has set up illegal police stations in the North American nation and...

Terror Threat: Again UK govt warns nationals against travels to FCT

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, FCDO, has warned British nationals against non-essential travels to Abuja, the Federal capital territory. In a fresh travel advisory...

Abuja must not fall like Kabul: HURIWA demands sack of service chiefs as US, UK citizens flee over terror alert | NN NEWS

Prominent civil rights advocacy group, Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA), on Friday, called for the sacking of all Nigeria’s service chiefs and...

DSS, US soldiers arrest suspected terrorist in Abuja estate | NN NEWS

Following the security notice by the US embassy in Nigeria over elevated risk of terror attacks in the FCT, Adewale Adenaike, chairman of phase...

Netherlands accuses China of establishing illegal Police Stations, week after African Countries raised same allegation | NN NEWS

The People’s Republic of China has been accused of establishing at least two undeclared “police stations” in the Netherlands, after denying reports that it...

Canada, Ireland, Australia warn of possible terror attacks in Abuja | NN NEWS

Australia, Canada and Ireland have all issued security advisories to their nationals living in Nigeria, particularly those in the Federal Capital Territory.  On Wednesday, the...

‘No cause for alarm’, police react to Abuja Security Alert | NN NEWS

The Nigeria Police Force has reassured Nigerians and visitors that it will effectively review the US’s security advisory which indicated an elevated risk of terror...

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