Two soldiers were killed on Tuesday when members of the outlawed Eastern Security Network (ESN) engaged troops in a gun duel.

Worried by the rising insecurity across the six geo-political zones of Nigeria, some security experts have advised the new Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Major General Faruk Yahaya, to stamp his feet on the ground...

The country is certainly on the brink and there is a pervasive awareness that it is no longer business as usual. Many Nigerians are no longer contented to live under the widespread insecurity...

Arrested youths suspected to be members of the Eastern Security Network (ESN), the security arm of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), confessed yesterday, that they were behind the killing...

The Police Command in Ebonyi on Monday, paraded 60 suspects including a teenager over alleged attacks on its personnel and public facilities, among other offences.

The Nigerian Army's high command has dispelled speculations that the army was on a revenge mission following the alleged killing of a soldier. Army spokesman, Brigadier General Mohammed Yerima, who dispelled the rumour also, noted that no soldier was killed. Yerima said the "attention of the Nigerian Army was drawn to a story making rounds…

Seven suspected persons were killed when the Nigerian troops from 6 Division Garrison, Port Harcourt and 29 Battalion in conjunction with operatives of Nigerian Police, DSS, and NSCDC raided an operational base of the Eastern Security Network, an armed arm of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra. The raid was carried out on Thursday, 27 May…

The World Igbo Congress (WIC) has viewed, with a sense of foreboding, the reported “shoot-on-sight” order given to Nigerian Army units operating in the southeastern states ostensibly

The Eastern Security Network known as “Ebubeagu”, Ebonyi State branch, has arrested eight armed robbery suspects in the state.

In yet a continuation of unrestrained attacks on security facilities in the Southeast and South-south regions, unknown gunmen yesterday evening attacked Nkporo police station...

Puts Banks On Notice The Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) has asserted that it is not looking for money to buy arms as it produces its own arms locally neither do they attack or kidnap anyone for ransom. Its media and publicity secretary, Emma Powerful stated this in a press release yesterday, saying it was…

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has denied the allegation that its security outfit, Eastern Security Network (ESN), was planning to burgle banks in the South East to raise money for arms.