Skip to content
Sunday 26 July 2026
  • Home
  • Advertise with us
  • Contact
The Frontier
Click to read
The Frontier
  • News
  • Crime
  • Politics
  • Headlines
  • Education
  • Health
  • Business & Economy
  • Sports
  • More
    • International
    • Religion
    • Entertainment
    • Info Tech
    • Matilda Showbiz
      • Gists
      • Music
      • Gossips
      • Oga MAT
      • Romance
    • Arts & Culture
    • Environment
    • Opinion
    • Features
    • Epistles of Anthony Kila
    • EyeCare with Dr Priscilia Imade
The Frontier
  • News
  • Crime
  • Politics
  • Religion
  • Headlines
  • Education
  • International
  • Business & Economy
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
  • Arts & Culture
  • Environment
  • Health
  • Matilda Showbiz
    • Gists
    • Music
    • Gossips
    • Oga MAT
    • Romance
  • Opinion
  • Epistles of Anthony Kila
  • EyeCare with Dr Priscilia Imade
  • Info Tech
  • Interview
The Frontier
Click to read
Hunger protests in Nigeria
Hunger protests in Nigeria

JUST IN: Soldiers take over Suleja

The FrontierThe FrontierAugust 5, 2024 5011 Minutes read0

•Soldiers

As the #Endbadgovernance protest in Nigeria enters, Soldiers and pockets of protesters were reported to have clashed on the Abuja-Kaduna road just as Soldiers have taken over Suleja town to Forestall any break down of law and order.

Our correspondent reliably gathered that during the clash along the Highway, one person was suspected to have been killed while another was set ablaze, reports Vanguard.

The actual identity of the casualties and who was responsible for their death could not be ascertained as at the time of going to Press.

Besides those suspected to have died, some other people suspected to be part of the protesters were said to have sustained injuries.

During the clash, vehicular movement on the ever busy Highway was disrupted but the Soldiers later dispersed the protesters for smooth movement of vehicles to and fro Kaduna and Abuja.

In Suleja town, there was tension in the area in the early hours of today as some youths planned to embark on another protest.

Our Correspondent gathered that the relations of those who lost their lives last Thursday with some youths had planned to protest against the killings of their loved ones when the protest took off. Intelligent reports had led to the prompt security beef up in the town with armed soldiers drafted to the town to protect life and property of the people.

Besides the Military presence, armed policemen were also on alert keeping vigil.

Last Thursday, some protesters were reported dead during a faceoff with the police while trying to carry their onslaught to the “A’ Division of the Police in the town after smashing the windscreen of official vehicle of the Area Commander.

The state Police Command had last week said it was not aware of any death but confirmed the burning and looting of Tafa local government Secretariat along Kaduna- Abuja road which is s stone throw to Suleja.

Public Relations Officer Superintendent of Police Wasiu Abiodun when contacted confirmed reason behind the heavy security presence in Suleja.

According to him, “some youths tried to assemble in the town for protest but the police succeeded in dispersing them immediately”

Tags
soldiersSulejatake over
FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedInEmailLink
Previous post Soldiers deployed in Kaduna as hoodlums overpower security operatives
next post Russia distances self from flags flown during Nigeria protests
Related posts
  • Related posts
  • More from author
Hunger protests in Nigeria

#EndBadGovernance protest: One year after, nothing has changed – Conveners •Another protest considered

August 1, 20250
Hunger protests in Nigeria

June 12 protest: Security operatives take over venue as organisers back down

June 12, 20250
Hunger protests in Nigeria

Democracy Day: Tension as protesters mobilise for mass action nationwide

June 12, 20250
Load more
Read also
Inside Akwa Ibom Today

inside the Hill top newspaper

February 9, 20250
Health

Lassa fever death toll hits 229 as fresh infections rise

July 26, 20260
Sports

Arsenal eye Vinicius Jr as Real Madrid push for Diomande — Reports

July 26, 20260
Politics

Voter registration: INEC ends exercise today as opposition demands extension

July 26, 20260
Sports

BREAKING: Anthony Joshua wins first match after December deadly accident in Nigeria

July 26, 20260
International

Nigeria’s envoy to India assumes duty, targets stronger trade, investment ties

July 26, 20260
News

New NURTW chairman in Osun counters Governor Adeleke’s directive, resumes motor park activities

July 26, 20260
Load more

inside the Hill top newspaper

February 9, 2025

Lassa fever death toll hits 229 as fresh infections rise

July 26, 2026

Arsenal eye Vinicius Jr as Real Madrid push for Diomande — Reports

July 26, 2026

Voter registration: INEC ends exercise today as opposition demands extension

July 26, 2026

BREAKING: Anthony Joshua wins first match after December deadly accident in Nigeria

July 26, 2026

Nigeria’s envoy to India assumes duty, targets stronger trade, investment ties

July 26, 2026

inside the Hill top newspaper

0 Comments

Lassa fever death toll hits 229 as fresh infections rise

0 Comments

5 burnt to death scooping fuel from fallen tanker

0 Comments

Naira slumps further as dollar scarcity bites harder

0 Comments

BREAKING: Appeal Court sacks Senate Minority Leader, orders election rerun

0 Comments

Again, Trump fined $10,000 for violating gag order

0 Comments

Follow us

FacebookLike our page
InstagramFollow us
YoutubeSubscribe to our channel
WhatsappContact us
Latest news
1

inside the Hill top newspaper

February 9, 2025
2

Diallo wants to make history with struggling Man Utd

December 29, 2024
3

Lawyers demand postponement of NBA election over transparency, credibility concerns

July 17, 2026
4

JAPA: UK announces more companies licensed to sponsor Nigerians’ work visa •FULL LIST

August 28, 2024
5

Former Governor Ibori’s daughter escapes alleged assassination as APC congress turns violent in Delta

February 22, 2026
6

Airlines ordered to enforce $10,000 currency declaration rule

July 22, 2025
Popular
1

inside the Hill top newspaper

February 9, 2025
2

Trump joins call for Australia to grant Iran women footballers asylum

March 9, 2026
3

ROMANCE GONE SOUR: My wife beats me, urinates on bed after drinking

January 27, 2024
4

Anambra community protests 6-year blackout

August 26, 2024
5

UK: Over 70s face driving ban for failing eye tests

August 11, 2025
6

CBN clears all airlines’ FX debts

January 30, 2024

About The Frontier

The Frontier is Nigeria’s leading online newspaper. It is published by Okims Media Links Limited headed by Sunny Okim, a veteran journalist who is widely known as The Grandmaster, fondly called so by colleagues and friends for being Nigeria’s pioneer movie journalist.

Most viewed

inside the Hill top newspaper

February 9, 2025

Retired police officers storm National Assembly, accuse Senate of delaying pension bill

November 27, 2025

JUNE 30 DEADLINE: Foreigners stranded, on edge as anti-immigrant protests rock South Africa

June 30, 2026

Emefiele rejects investigator’s report, says allegations satanic

December 25, 2023

Ceasefire would have never happened without my team — Trump

January 17, 2025
Top posts

Categories

  • News4810
  • Politics4429
  • Crime4279
  • International2959
  • Sports2381
  • Business & Economy2230
  • Headlines2179
  • Education1336
  • Matilda Showbiz967
  • Health851
  • Entertainment779
  • Africa555
  • Religion475
  • Environment356
  • Special271
  • Info Tech236
  • Arts & Culture234
  • Hunger protests in Nigeria224
  • Inside Akwa Ibom Today196
  • Interview183
  • Opinion150
  • EyeCare with Dr Priscilia Imade126
  • World Cup 202694
  • Advert32
  • Trends20
  • Epistles of Anthony Kila19
  • Local News5

© 2026 The Frontier, Published by Okims Media Links Limited.

designed by winnet services

  • Home
  • Advertise with us
  • Contact