The Lagos State Government has arraigned more than 100 suspects before the Lagos State Special Offences Mobile Court in Bolade, Oshodi, according to the Daily Post. The suspects face charges relating to breach of public peace, conduct capable of causing a breakdown of law and order, and the alleged unlawful conversion of government property. The arraignment forms part of the state government's efforts to address public disorder in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital.

Police in Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory have arrested 10 suspects for allegedly vandalising street lights and armoured cables at various locations in Abuja. FCT Commissioner of Police Ahmed Mohammed Sanusi announced the arrests while parading the suspects, saying they were apprehended in separate operations around Kubwa, Wuye and other areas, according to Daily Trust.

The Lagos State Police Command has arrested four suspects over an alleged mob attack that led to the death of a Lexus driver, Basit Kolade, on Freeman Street, Lagos Island. According to the police, Kolade was attacked with dangerous weapons by a group of people following a road traffic incident. The arrests were confirmed by the Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Abimbola, as investigations into the killing continue.

The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) sealed eight establishments across several parts of Lagos over what it described as persistent violations of environmental regulations. According to a LASEPA statement, the affected facilities are located in Baruwa-Ipaja, Mushin, Maryland, Anthony Village, Anthony and Gbagada. The enforcement exercise was carried out on Monday, September 7, 2026, in line with existing environmental rules, though the statement's further details were not fully provided.

The Delta State Police Command, under CP Yemi John Oyeniyi, arrested 202 suspects during an intelligence-led operation targeting criminal hideouts in Asaba. Additionally, the police impounded 25 vehicles, tricycles, and motorcycles for traffic offences, as reported by Police Public Relations Officer SP Bright Edafe.

The Nigeria Police Force has begun steps to enforce a Lagos State High Court judgment in a long-running dispute over a 114.476-hectare property at Ogombo Village in Eti-Osa Local Government Area of Lagos State. The move follows the adoption by Justice Olukayode Ogunjobi of the court's Lands Division of Terms of Settlement in the case, according to Leadership. The enforcement action signals progress toward resolving the prolonged land dispute.