ALGERIA ARRESTS 61 MOROCCANS OVER ALLEGED SABOTAGE PLOT. (PHOTO).

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 Algeria arrests 61 Moroccans over alleged sabotage plot Algerian authorities announced they have arrested 61 Moroccan nationals earlier this month on suspicion of planning "acts of sabotage". In a statement carried by public media on Sunday, the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) referred to "an international Moroccan criminal network" but did not provide details of the alleged plots. The 61 people, including a former soldier in the Moroccan army, "were preparing to commit acts of sabotage undermining security and public order", the DGSN said, AFP reported. It added that the suspects had entered Algeria via mountain trails from neighbouring Tunisia. Diplomatic strains Relations between Algeria and Morocco have been strained for years, and their shared land border has been closed since 1994. In 2021, Algiers decided to sever diplomatic relations. The two countries have long been at odds over the issue of Western Sahara. The mineral-rich former...

ABIA GOVERNOR ORDERS POLICE PROBE INTO ALLEGED DISAPPEARANCE OF 23-YEAR-OLD.(PHOTO).


 Abia Governor Orders Police Probe into Alleged Disappearance of 23-Year-Old


Governor Alex Otti has ordered the Abia State Police Command to investigate the alleged disappearance of 23-year-old Solomon Ikokwu, an indigene of Amangwu Oloko in Ikwuano Local Government Area, following a disturbing report of his arrest and mistreatment by a disbanded community security outfit.


According to Solomon’s mother, Mrs. Onyekachi Ikokwu, her son was apprehended on September 27, 2025, by members of the Vigilante group on allegations of committing a crime. She claimed the operatives forcibly removed Solomon from their family compound, inflicted severe machete wounds on him, and struck him with a molded block, causing him to bleed and vomit blood. Mrs. Ikokwu further alleged that the operatives placed her unconscious son in a wheelbarrow and took him to a riverside, after which he has not been seen.


She also reported that the perpetrators returned to assault another of her sons and threatened to harm other family members. Mrs. Ikokwu has appealed to the government and the public for help in locating her son, noting that the incident was reported to the Ikwuano Police Division.


The issue was brought to Governor Otti’s attention by a journalist on Thursday, prompting him to direct the state police to conduct a thorough investigation into the matter.

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