The Take It Back Movement (TIB), Delta State chapter, has condemned the killing of a pregnant woman in Abraka by operatives of Operation Delta Sweep, who allegedly opened fire while chasing suspected internet fraudsters. The group described the act as reckless and called for an independent inquiry, retraining of operatives, and compensation for the victim’s family. TIB stressed that security must focus on protecting lives, not destroying them. #DeltaState #PoliceBrutality #JusticeForVictims

Governor Alia Condemns Brutal Killings, Orders Immediate Arrest of Perpetrators Within 48 Hours Benue State, Nigeria – Governor Hyacinth Alia has strongly condemned the gruesome killing of two Igede youths along the Awajir-Oju road, as well as a separate violent attack on the Nyifon community in Buruku Local Government Area. In a statement released by his Chief Press Secretary, Tersoo Kula, the Governor revealed that the two victims were travelling from Oju on a motorcycle when they were ambushed and murdered in cold blood. In a separate incident, youths from Mbayaka community in Kusuv allegedly launched an attack on Nyifon community following a dispute related to a boat mishap. Governor Alia described both attacks as “unfortunate and totally unjustifiable,” stressing that no individual or group has the right to invade or harm another community. He has directed security agencies to immediately swing into action, collaborate with traditional rulers, and ensure that the culprits are apprehended within 48 hours. Governor Alia reiterated his administration’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding lives and property, while urging communities across the state to maintain peace and cooperate with law enforcement during ongoing investigations. #GovernorAlia #BenueState #IgedeYouths #NyifonAttack #JusticeForVictims #StopTheViolence #SecurityAlert #PeaceInBenue

“They Broke Her Bones and Dumped Her in the Bush” — Brother Recounts Sister’s Tragic Death After One-Chance Abduction in Abuja Tragedy struck in Abuja as a heartbroken brother recounted how his sister fell victim to suspected “one chance” kidnappers after boarding a fake taxi around 6:30 p.m. while returning from a church fellowship. > “They demanded ₦10 million,” he said during The Lucky Udu Experience. “When she couldn’t provide it, they brutally beat her and broke several bones.” The attackers reportedly drove her around the city all night before dumping her near the stadium, leaving her unconscious in the bush. Luckily, a vigilante passing by around midnight discovered her and rushed her to the National Hospital. > “She had a jotter with phone numbers… that’s how the hospital reached out to her boss, who then contacted my in-law in Canada—and eventually me.” Though she fought for her life for days, she sadly succumbed to internal injuries on Sunday morning. #JusticeForVictims #OneChanceCrime #SayNoToViolence

“They Threatened to Dismember Her” — Abuja Resident Recounts Sister’s Tragic Kidnap & Murder Amid Growing Insecurity A heart-wrenching story has emerged from the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, where a resident recounted the brutal murder of his sister by kidnappers disguised as commercial drivers. In a disturbing video, the grieving brother narrated how his sister unknowingly boarded a vehicle operated by criminals. Moments after entering, she was blindfolded and threatened with dismemberment unless she cooperated. Her phones were seized, and communication was cut. “They told her if she didn’t cooperate, they would cut up her body and sell the parts,” he painfully recalled. This chilling incident adds to the rising wave of kidnappings and killings across Nigeria, sparking national outrage and calls for immediate intervention. In response, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has directed the Nigerian Police, Army, and other security agencies to adopt new, aggressive strategies to tackle the worsening insecurity threatening lives across the country. Nigerians continue to demand real action and results as countless families live in fear of becoming the next victims. #JusticeForVictims #AbujaInsecurity #StopKidnappingNow

🕯️ Enugu Native Doctor Claims Innocence: Says Corpses Found in His Home Were Planted by Enemies In a startling development from Enugu State, a native doctor recently arrested after multiple dead bodies were discovered in his residence has claimed that the corpses were planted by his enemies to tarnish his reputation. According to Sahara Reporters, the suspect, whose identity has not been disclosed, was apprehended following a tip-off that led authorities to his home, where several decomposing bodies were found. During interrogation, he vehemently denied any involvement in the deaths, alleging that rival practitioners or personal adversaries orchestrated the scene to implicate him. The Enugu State Police Command has launched a thorough investigation into the matter, aiming to uncover the truth behind the gruesome discovery. Community members have expressed shock and concern, urging law enforcement to conduct a transparent and comprehensive inquiry. This incident has sparked widespread discussions about traditional practices, the role of native doctors in society, and the potential for abuse under the guise of cultural or spiritual activities. #EnuguNews #NativeDoctorArrest #JusticeForVictims #TraditionalPractices https://x.com/saharareporters/status/1928469012758810857?s=46