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Edo Police arrest Enahoro, Alabi over alleged self-kidnapping
Edo State Police Command says its operatives on June 26, 2026 arrested one Taiye Enahoro and Lucky Alabi over alleged involvement in self-kidnapping. A statement issued on Sunday by the Police Public Relations Officer of the command, Eno Ikoedem said its operative attached to the Igarra Division made the arrest following credible intelligence. The PPRO [] Edo Police arrest Enahoro, Alabi over alleged self-kidnapping
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Daily Post Nigeria
· Jul 6, 2026
How NMA, lawyers forced DSS to release Nnamdi Kanu’s doctor after detention in Abuja, Lagos – IPOB
The Indigenous People of Biafra has described the recent arrest of Nnamdi Kanu’s personal physician, Emeritus Professor Martin Aghaji, as a desperate attempt by the Nigerian government to cover up ‘medical and legal fraud’ in the IPOB leader’s trial. Aghaji, who was arrested at his residence in Independence Layout, Enugu, on Friday, had issued an independent [] How NMA, lawyers forced DSS to release Nnamdi Kanu’s doctor after detention in Abuja, Lagos – IPOB
Dateline Nigeria
· Jun 28, 2026
Edo police arrest two for faking kidnap, demanding N4m ransom
The Edo State Police Command wishes to inform the general public that on 26th June, 2026, at about 1030hrs, operatives of Igarra Division arrested two suspects, Lucky Alabi ‘M’, 48 years, and Taiye Enahoro ‘M’, 37 years, both of Uneme Akpama Community, for conspiring to stage the fake kidnapping of Lucky Alabi. Acting on credible The post Edo police arrest two for faking kidnap, demanding N4m ransom appeared first on Dateline Nigeria.
MyJoyOnline
· Jun 24, 2026
Prisons officer interdicted for attempting to smuggle Indian hemp into Kete-Krachi facility
The Ghana Prisons Service has interdicted No. 8566 Chief Officer Michael Osei-Bonsu following his arrest for allegedly attempting to smuggle a substance suspected to be Indian hemp into the Kete-Krachi Local Prison. The incident occurred on Friday, June 19, 2026, during routine security checks conducted by officers on duty before the start of their night shift. Through the vigilance and professionalism of the officers, the suspected narcotic substance was detected and retrieved at the prison gate.
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Related coverage for "Edo Police arrest Enahoro, Alabi over alleged self-kidnapping": Daily Post Nigeria — How NMA, lawyers forced DSS to release Nnamdi Kanu’s doctor after detention in Abuja, Lagos – IPOB. Dateline Nigeria — Edo police arrest two for faking kidnap, demanding N4m ransom. MyJoyOnline — Prisons officer interdicted for attempting to smuggle Indian hemp into Kete-Krachi facility