The Ogun State Police Command has arrested 89 drivers for violations related to number plates, aiming to improve security and traceability. Additionally, two suspects linked to robbery have also been apprehended, according to Punch.

Ogun Police have apprehended 89 motorists and dismantled a robbery gang as part of an operation aimed at enhancing vehicle traceability and intelligence gathering. The initiative is intended to bolster criminal investigations and reduce the anonymity that criminals often exploit to conduct illegal activities, according to PM News.

Police in Ogun and Delta states have impounded 120 vehicles due to violations related to number plates. This action is part of an intensified enforcement effort aimed at improving traceability and deterring crime, according to Punch.

The NDLEA Anambra State Command has reported securing 128 convictions and making 559 arrests over the past 11 months as part of its efforts to combat illicit drug activities in the region.

The police in Edo have arrested 45 suspects and rescued 38 victims who had been abducted. The police credited other security agencies, vigilante groups, hunters, and members of the Community Safety Partnership for their effective inter-agency cooperation in these efforts, according to Channels TV.

A report by Nextier has indicated that in May 2026, Nigeria experienced 279 kidnappings and 842 fatalities resulting from 156 violent incidents. These statistics highlight a deteriorating security situation in the country, according to the Nigeria Violent Conflicts Database.