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Confusion Over Court Ruling on Police Tinted Glass Permit

Confusion surrounds a recent Federal High Court ruling on the Nigerian Police's tinted glass permit policy. While a human rights lawyer announced the court had ordered the police to "maintain status quo," the police have countered this claim. The dispute began when lawyer Inibehe Effiong shared parts of a court order from Warri, which he said restrained the police from enforcing the new permit requirement. However, the Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, stated the police had not been officially served and highlighted a different part of the same order. That section, Point 8, shows the court refused the applicant's three main requests for an interim injunction to stop the policy's enforcement entirely. This has led to conflicting public interpretations of the legal situation. While the police clarify their position, the ruling has been welcomed by many who see […]

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Nasarawa to Vaccinate 1.3 Million Children Against Measles, Rubella

The Nasarawa State government has announced a major vaccination campaign aimed at protecting over 1.3 million children against Measles and Rubella. The 10-day exercise, running from October 6th to 16th, will target children aged 9 months to 14 years across all 13 Local Government Areas. Officials from the State Primary Healthcare Development Agency confirmed the vaccines are safe, effective, and free of charge. The campaign is integrated with polio vaccination to streamline the process and maximize reach. Health specialists from UNICEF emphasized the importance of community support, urging traditional and religious leaders to help ensure no child is left unvaccinated. They highlighted that Rubella is a particular threat to unborn children, and high vaccination rates are crucial to eliminate these diseases. Nasarawa is the first state in Nigeria to integrate the Measles-Rubella vaccine into its routine immunization program.

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Nigeria Launches 2025 Transparency Index for Government Agencies

The Nigerian government has launched the 2025 Transparency and Integrity Index (TII), a tool designed to promote accountability and ethical standards across all Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs). Announced by the Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR), the index will assess MDAs on five key areas: financial management, control of corruption, open procurement, citizen engagement, and inclusive human resource practices. The Director-General of BPSR, Mr. Dasuki Arabi, stated that the TII is not just about rankings but about building a culture of openness that inspires public trust. Now in its fifth edition, the index is conducted in partnership with the Centre for Fiscal Transparency and Public Integrity (CeFTPI). The initiative aligns with Nigeria's national reform strategy and its international commitments, such as the Open Government Partnership. It is also intended to support the work of anti-corruption agencies like the EFCC […]

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Borno’s Kirawa Community Pleads for Soldiers After Boko Haram Attacks

Residents of Kirawa community in Borno State are pleading for the deployment of soldiers after a series of devastating Boko Haram attacks destroyed homes, businesses, and left several people dead. The community, located near the Cameroon border, has suffered three major attacks. The most recent one, last Monday, resulted in two deaths. The terrorists burned down the district head's palace, about 50 houses and shops, and even destroyed heavy road-grading equipment. A resident, Mohammed Abubakar, explained that the absence of Cameroonian Multinational Joint Task Force soldiers, who were dislodged a month ago, has left them vulnerable. He revealed that people were so fearful they had been fleeing to Cameroon to sleep at night before Governor Babagana Zulum mobilized local vigilantes. Other residents, including a mother of nine, Zara Mohammed, echoed the call for a permanent military presence to stop the […]

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Kano Invests N800m in Training for Livestock Sector Boost

The Kano State Agro-pastoral Development Project (KSADP) has invested approximately N800 million in capacity-building programs for stakeholders in the livestock sector. According to a statement from the project, the training aims to equip beneficiaries with the skills needed to effectively implement project goals and ensure its sustainability. The initiative includes a specialized workshop on Animal Insemination for technicians and staff of the State Ministry of Agriculture. The Project Coordinator, Ibrahim Muhammad, highlighted that the training is part of a broader effort to reintroduce Artificial Insemination for sustainable livestock development in Kano. The state is a major hub for livestock in Nigeria, with the sector contributing over ₦1.73 trillion to its economy in 2023. The KSADP, funded by the Islamic Development Bank and the Lives and Livelihoods Fund, is also renovating the Kadawa Artificial Insemination Centre and has earmarked an additional […]

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 Troops Rescue 180, Arrest 450 Suspects in September Operations

The Defence Headquarters has announced that Nigerian troops rescued 180 kidnapped victims and arrested 450 suspects during nationwide security operations in September. According to a statement from Major-General Markus Kangye, the Director of Defence Media Operations, several terrorists were also neutralized. The military's efforts led to 39 terrorists surrendering voluntarily across various regions. A significant cache of weapons was recovered, including 63 assorted arms and over 4,475 rounds of ammunition. Other items seized were grenades, vehicles, motorcycles, and materials for making explosives. The operations were conducted nationwide: In the North East, troops targeted Boko Haram and ISWAP, arresting collaborators and dismantling terrorist camps. In the North West, operations led to the arrest of a wanted terrorist kingpin and the rescue of 13 victims. In the North Central and South East, troops neutralized extremists and recovered weapons and IEDs. The military […]

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NCDC Clarifies Its N140 Billion 2025 Budget Proposal

The North Central Development Commission (NCDC) has issued a clarification regarding its 2025 budget proposal, which is currently before the National Assembly. In a statement, the Commission's Executive Director of Corporate Services, Mr. James Uloko, confirmed that a proposal of N140 billion was submitted to the Senate Committee on NCDC. This budget is intended to fund the full takeoff of the newly established commission. The statement explained that the Senate Committee has reviewed the proposal and made observations and adjustments during its scrutiny. However, these specific changes are not yet reflected in the initial figures being reported. Uloko emphasized that the budget is still a "working document" and the final approval, including the exact figures, will only be confirmed after the House of Representatives Committee conducts its own review and concurs with the Senate. The NCDC assured the public of […]

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Tanker Drivers Back PTD, NUPENG Leaders, Disown ‘Elders Forum’

Petroleum Tanker Drivers (PTD) across Nigeria have passed a vote of confidence on their national leadership and disowned a group calling itself the 'PTD Elders Forum'. Drivers from the Kaduna, Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Warri zones addressed journalists in Lagos, labeling the 'Elders Forum' as an unrecognized and faceless group. They accused it of spreading false information to create discord within the union. The drivers affirmed that Comrade Augustine Egbon, elected on July 3, 2024, is their legitimate National Chairman. They stated that the PTD's bylaws and the NUPENG constitution do not recognize any 'Elders Forum'. Spokespersons from the various zones praised the current leadership for its transparency and support. They highlighted benefits like health insurance and prompt resolution of issues with employers and truck owners as evidence of the union's effectiveness. The drivers urged security agencies to apprehend the […]

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Fatal Tanker Fire Explosion on Ogun Expressway

A petrol tanker explosion on the Abeokuta-Sagamu Expressway is feared to have killed an unconfirmed number of people in the early hours of Friday. According to the Ogun State Traffic Agency (TRACE), the accident occurred around 1 a.m. A 33,000-litre fuel tanker, traveling at high speed, overturned and spilled its contents, causing a massive fire. The inferno also burned a truck and a tow vehicle parked nearby and destroyed a high-voltage power cable that supplies electricity to the Mowe area. Emergency services, including TRACE, the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), and fire services, are on the scene. Officials have not yet released the exact number of casualties as rescue and recovery operations continue. Authorities have advised motorists to use alternative routes and expect significant traffic delays in the area.

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 NAFDAC Shuts Chinese Supermarkets, 8 Shops in Abuja

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has shut down two Chinese supermarkets and eight cosmetics shops in Abuja for violating health and safety regulations. The Chinese supermarkets, located in the Jabi district, were sealed for selling food products with labels only in Chinese, which is illegal in Nigeria. All regulated products must have English labeling for the Nigerian market. In a separate operation, NAFDAC closed eight cosmetics shops in Wuse Market. These shops were found selling banned, expired, and unregistered products. The confiscated items included illegal skin whitening gummies, unapproved aphrodisiacs, and dangerous body enhancement supplements. NAFDAC's Director-General, Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, stated that the raids, which seized goods worth over ₦170 million, are to protect Nigerians from harmful chemicals that can cause kidney damage, cancer, and other serious health issues. She advised the public to […]

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