The Nigeria Police Force has refuted claims that its operatives permitted armed bandits to pass through a checkpoint without challenge, stating that the individuals in the viral video are vigilantes, not bandits. The police emphasized the importance of accurate reporting regarding security matters.

The Oyo State Police Command has refuted claims that abducted schoolchildren and teachers from Orire Local Government Area were transported to Kaduna State by helicopter, labeling the reports as false and lacking credible evidence. The police emphasized that a viral social media video promoting this allegation is misleading and could cause panic, while they continue their search for the missing individuals.

The Imo State Police Command has detained six officers who were seen in a viral video allegedly assaulting a young man in Ikeduru Local Government Area. Disciplinary procedures have commenced in response to the incident.

The Ogun State Ministry of Justice announced that its investigation into a reported gang rape case involving Miss Nsikak Abigael Emem concluded that the allegation was fabricated, with no offence established. The ministry provided updates on the ongoing investigation into the matter.

The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has dismissed claims made in a viral video that purportedly shows a police officer engaging with armed bandits in Katsina State. The police described the narrative as false and misleading, emphasizing their ongoing collaboration with local security volunteers. The statement was issued by the Force Public Relations Officer (FPRO).

The Oyo State Police Command has clarified that reports suggesting a traditional ruler in Oriire Local Government Area was invited for questioning regarding the kidnapping of pupils and teachers are false. The police addressed these claims in a recent statement, emphasizing their commitment to accurate communication about the ongoing investigation.