Tag: Alex Badeh

Many security operatives have egregiously been put to the sword this month by non-state actors, such as the five soldiers ...

The search is still ongoing for the remaining bodies and the wreckage of the helicopter, an official said.

The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) also highlighted several safety lapses.

The EFCC says the fraud charges were filed against Keneth Minimah based on the report of the Committee on the ...

The breakdown of security in the country has led to a surge in kidnapping for ransom.

They were sentenced for conspiracy and illegally disposing of service weapons issued for the protection of the late CDS, among ...

A court had ordered the forfeiture to the federal government of all asset traced to the late Alex Badeh.

Alex Badeh's co-accused company was found guilty and is to forfeit properties to the government.

Mr Badeh was shot dead on the Keffi-Abuja Expressway on December 18, 2018, when returning from his farm.

Alex Badeh was shot dead on December 18, 2018 by unknown gunmen on Keffi-Abuja highway while returning from his farm.

Alex Badeh was facing charges bordering on alleged abuse of office, money laundering and converting public money to personal use ...

The late former air chief is still being prosecuted by the EFCC.

Alex Badeh, a former CDS, was killed while returning from his farm along the Keffi-Abuja road on December 18.

The Senate urged the security agencies to also search and rescue Mr Badeh's personal staff who was abducted by his killers.

Mr Badeh's illustrious career was marred by an ineffective war on insurgency and allegations of fraud.

Buhari described the killing as "very sad and unfortunate.”

The former Chief of Defence Staff died from gunshot injuries sustained when his vehicle was attacked on Tuesday along Abuja-Keffi ...

“We cannot continue to pretend that all is well with the security system in our country."

Alex Badeh, a retired air chief marshal, was shot dead along the Abuja-Keffi road.

Mr Amosu is facing charges bordering on conspiracy, stealing and money laundering.

Nigerian military chiefs, politicians, and contractors are believed to have stolen more than N3.1 trillion through arms security contracts.

The former air force chief is being prosecuted by the EFCC.

The money was allegedly diverted when Mr. Baden headed the Air Force.

Mr. Badeh was Nigeria's defence chief when his home town was seized by Boko Haram.

Alex Badeh is standing trial over alleged abuse of office.