One Ebulus Buku has reportedly been hospitalized in Warri, Delta State after he was allegedly attacked and shot by suspected cultists in Ovwian community in Udu Local Government Area. The
One Ebulus Buku has reportedly been hospitalized in Warri, Delta State after he was allegedly attacked and shot by suspected cultists in Ovwian community in Udu Local Government Area. The
No fewer than seven people were reportedly killed during a violent clash between two rival cultic groups, which started on Monday in Ijede area of Ikorodu, Lagos State. The State
The Ogun State Commissioner of Police, CP Bashir Makama, has revealed that the state police command under his watch has arrested about 1,500 suspected cultists in the last seven months.
Anambra State Commissioner of Police, John Abang, has denied releasing the Eke Awka market leader, Emeka Agummadu on the order of the state government. AREWA.NG recalls that the market leader,
The Lagos State Police Command on Thursday arraigned three men over alleged cult membership. The suspects, Rasheed Jamiu, 29; Nsikan Eking, 25, and Olaitan Ismail, 25, who were alleged to
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Saturday held consultations with the Akarigbo of Remoland, Oba Babatunde Ajayi, and the Awujale of Ijebu Kingdom, Oba Sikiru Adetona, all in Ogun, over the
The Police in Anambra state have warned parents to look out for seven signs which they described as tell-tale signs that their wards were getting involved in cultism. The Spokesperson
No fewer than 21 suspected cult members of two rival groups, Eiye and Aiye confraternities, in Ikorodu area of Lagos, have been arrested after a clash that left two persons
Four purported cultists were slain during a clash between two rival cult groups of Aiye and Eiye in Ajah area of Lagos State on Sunday. A very reliable source told
The Lagos State Police Command, on Thursday, apprehended 33 persons purportedly involved in the clash on Wednesday between two rival cult groups at Fadeyi-Onipanu area, where two persons were killed.
“Bandits” have emerged as the new bogeyman for insecurity in Nigeria, joining a long (and still growing list) that includes Boko Haram, cultists, herdsmen, kidnappers and militants. In different parts