Crime
Robbers burgle NPC office in Badagry
Robbers burgle NPC office in Badagry
The National Population Commission (NPC) Badagry office located at Town Hall near Topo Garage, in Lagos State was burgled on Sunday.
A staff member of the commission, Mrs Funmilayo Bojrenu told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Badagry that vital documents belonging to NPC were stolen.
According to her, we left the office on Friday around 4:30 p.m., with all the doors locked and all documents intact, only to resume and discover that our doors have been burgled.
“They ransacked everywhere probably in search of money and when they didn’t find any money, they stole birth certificate booklets, calculator, perforator, staplers and office cabinet.
“They were able to gain access to the office because the doors do not have burglary proof at the entry and we have complained several times to the Badagry Local Government chairman, Mr Olusegun Onilude about this.
“Even, he has sent the council engineer to come to our office but after his visit, nothing has happened since,” she said.
Mrs Anthonia Kalu, the Deputy Director, NPC, Badagry office who was on official assignment in Oyo state, told NAN on the phone that it was the third time the office would be burgled in 2022.
According to the deputy director, they burgled it once in 2021 and now this is the third time they will come this year.
“The Town Hall is no longer secure again since they pulled down the fence for the reconstruction of the road to Topo.
“The hall is now home for commercial motorcycle riders who are homeless.
“We are appealing to the chairman of the council to help us construct a burglary proof to prevent them from breaking into the office again,” she said.
NAN reports that one of NPC’s major roles is giving out birth and death certificates to Nigerians.
Suspected herders kill man in fresh attack on Agagbe–Naka road
By: Zagazola Makama
Suspected armed herders have killed a man along the Agagbe–Naka–Agatu road in Gwer West Local Government Area of Benue State.
Sources told Zagazola hat the incident occurred on Jan. 27 at about 6:01 p.m.
According to the source, the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) in charge of Naka Division received a distress call from military personnel that one Iorsugh Genabe of Naka had been attacked and killed by suspected herder bandits while travelling along the road.
“The DPO immediately mobilised a patrol team alongside other tactical units and proceeded to the scene,” the source said.
The police added that the corpse of the victim was recovered and deposited at the Agagbe mortuary for autopsy.
“Efforts are ongoing to track down the suspects and effect their arrest.
“The State Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has taken over the case for discreet investigation,” the source added.
The command said security had been reinforced in the area to prevent further attacks and reassure residents.
Suspected herders kill man in fresh attack on Agagbe–Naka road
Crime
Principal, ex-vice principal arrested in Dutsi, Katsina State over alleged theft of school equipment
Principal, ex-vice principal arrested in Dutsi, Katsina State over alleged theft of school equipment
By: Zagazola Makama
The Police have arrested the principal and former vice principal of Government Secondary School Shargalle in Dutsi Local Government Area of Katsina State over alleged theft of school property.
It was gathered that the case, transferred to the Anti-Kidnapping Unit, relates to an incident on 19 January 2026, when unknown persons broke into the school around 0600hrs and stole inverter batteries and other laboratory equipment.
Zagazola was reliably informed that Investigation led to the arrest of Principal Bashir Musa, 58, of Shadambu Low Cost Daura, and ex-vice principal Abubakar Aliyu, 48, of Shargalle.
Recovered items from the principal’s residence included four solar panels, five desktop computers, three CPU units, one solar battery, one printer, and two hair clippers, all belonging to the school.
The principal reportedly confessed to the theft.
Police said efforts are ongoing to recover additional stolen items and apprehend other suspects. Investigation is ongoing.
Principal, ex-vice principal arrested in Dutsi, Katsina State over alleged theft of school equipment
Three kidnapped, one injured in Katsina Fulani settlement
By: Zagazola Makama
Suspected armed bandits on early Monday morning invaded the Jibir Fulani Settlement Camp in Kafur Local Government Area of Katsina State, abducting three men and injuring another.
According to sources, the bandits stormed the camp at about 0025hrs, kidnapping Yusha’u Fulani Jibir, 32, and Bello Fulani Jibir, 35, and shooting Yusuf Lawal, 27, in the process.
Lawal sustained gunshot injuries and is receiving treatment.
Efforts to track the attackers, block their escape routes, and rescue the victims are ongoing. Further updates on the situation will be communicated as investigations progress.
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