Army Seizes N250m in Stolen Crude, Targets Delta Syndicates

Army Seizes N250m in Stolen Crude, Targets Delta Syndicates

The Nigerian Army has intensified its campaign against economic sabotage, dismantling 10 illegal refining sites across the Niger Delta. Between April 1 and April 26, 2026, troops confiscated over 156,000 litres of illicit product, comprising 130,000 litres of crude oil and 26,000 litres of diesel. These seizures, valued at approximately N250 million, represent a significant…

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NDLEA Seizes Terror-Linked 'Captagon' Pills in Kwara

NDLEA Seizes Terror-Linked ‘Captagon’ Pills in Kwara

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has notched a significant security victory following the interception of 10,000 pills of Captagon in Kwara State. Officers patrolling the Bode Saadu Road apprehended 33-year-old Nasiru Mu’azu on April 21, uncovering the amphetamine stash alongside a supply of the opioid Tapentadol. Captagon, a drug synonymous with insurgent groups and…

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NSCDC Raids Badagry Baby Factory, Rescues 28

NSCDC Raids Badagry Baby Factory, Rescues 28

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has dismantled an illicit facility operating as a “baby factory” in Badagry, Lagos State. Acting on intelligence gathered over three weeks, officers raided the compound in Okuju-Ilado during the early hours of Wednesday. The operation resulted in the rescue of 28 individuals, including 18 adults and 10 children….

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EFCC: $160bn Lost to Global Crypto Fraud

EFCC: $160bn Lost to Global Crypto Fraud

Criminal networks laundered or stole more than $160 billion through cryptocurrency transactions in 2025. Ola Olukoyede, chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), revealed these figures at a United Nations summit in Abuja. He warned that digital assets like Bitcoin now serve as the primary vehicle for moving illicit funds across borders. Weak…

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US Court Jails Nigerian Cyber-fraudster for 90 Months

US Court Jails Nigerian Cyber-fraudster for 90 Months

A United States court has sentenced James Junior Aliyu, a 30-year-old Nigerian national, to seven-and-a-half years in federal prison for orchestrating a massive business email compromise scheme. Aliyu, who was extradited from South Africa, led a syndicate that intercepted corporate communications to divert millions of dollars. Beyond the 90-month sentence, the court slapped him with…

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