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PFIPC scandal police arrest alleged fake DG Adeyemi in Osun

Adeyemi, who is accused of posing as the head of a non existent presidential council, was picked up in Ijesaland, Osun State, by operatives of the Intelligence Response Team attached to the Force Headquarters.thecable+2 His arrest came hours after Justice Mohammed Umar of the Federal High Court in Abuja issued a bench warrant, following Adeyemi’s repeated failure to appear for his arraignment on an eight count charge of forgery, fraud and impersonation.leadership+2 The court noted that the case had come up several times, with adjournments mostly granted at the request of the defence, but Adeyemi still did not show up to take his plea.leadership+1 Police sources said investigators worked with intelligence agencies to track Adeyemi’s movements, eventually locating him in a remote community where he had allegedly gone into hiding after the warrant was issued.reubenabati+2 He is accused, along with […]

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Shadows on the Streets: The Rising Cost of Thuggery in Nigeria

The Rising Menace of Thuggery on Nigerian Streets It starts as a low rumble on a hot afternoon in a bustling market or just outside a local political rally. Before you can fully register the noise, the atmosphere shifts. Shop owners frantically pull down their metal shutters. Street vendors abandon their trays, and pedestrians scatter into nearby alleyways. Within minutes, the street is dominated by a group of young men armed with machetes, wooden clubs, and broken bottles. This is the reality of political and street thuggery in Nigeria—a localized menace that has slowly ballooned into a critical national security crisis. Far from being just "local disturbances," the activities of these hired actors and neighborhood gangs are actively threatening the fabric of Nigerian democracy, the growth of the economy, and the everyday safety of millions of citizens. More Than Just […]

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Oriire abduction principal says children were beaten teachers chained

The principal abducted alongside teachers and pupils in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, Mrs Racheal Alamu, has described how children were beaten and teachers chained during 56 days in captivity.guardian+2 She said the kidnappers kept the group in an open forest, forcing them to endure harsh weather, long night walks and constant fear.legit+1 According to Alamu, some of the youngest children were beaten and had their mouths tied with cloth whenever they cried or made noise, because the abductors feared attention from outside.guardian+3 She explained that male teachers suffered even more severe treatment, as they were blindfolded, handcuffed and chained on their legs throughout much of the ordeal.pulse+3 Each time the kidnappers suspected that security forces had discovered their camp, the victims were forced to trek for hours at night through dense bush to a new location, leaving […]

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Alleged fake PFIPC DG Adeyemi fails to appear in court

The scheduled arraignment of Adeniyi Adeyemi, the alleged Director General of the controversial Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, PFIPC, did not go ahead after he failed to appear in court.thenationonlineng+1 Adeyemi, who is accused of posing as the head of a non existent presidential council, was expected to take his plea before Justice Mohammed Umar at the Federal High Court in Abuja on an eight count charge bordering on forgery, impersonation and related offences.nairametrics+2 Court records show that the Nigeria Police Force had earlier filed the charges in suit number FHC/ABJ/CR/562/2025, following a petition from the Presidency and an investigation that described PFIPC as a fictitious body with no legal backing.nairametrics+2 Previous attempts to arraign Adeyemi had suffered repeated delays, with his lawyers citing ill health and other reasons for his absence, leading to several adjournments by the court.nairametrics+1 In […]

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Appeal court bars INEC from recognising Mark-led ADC congresses

The appeal court has barred the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, from recognising congresses organised by the David Mark-led leadership of the African Democratic Congress, ADC. The court said INEC should not take part in or give recognition to any state congresses arranged by committees set up by the party’s caretaker leadership. It held that the responsibility for conducting state congresses belongs to the elected state executive committees of the party, not the national caretaker leadership. The court also ruled that the tenure of the ADC’s state working committees and state executive committees remains valid until properly organised congresses are held and a national convention is conducted. In its ruling, the court said neither the Nigerian Constitution nor the party’s constitution gives the caretaker interim national working committee led by David Mark the power to appoint committees for state congresses. […]

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Buhari’s first anniversary marked with tributes from Tinubu and others

Nigeria is marking the first anniversary of the death of former President Muhammadu Buhari with tributes from President Bola Tinubu, former Head of State Yakubu Gowon, governors and ministers. The remembrance event brings together Buhari’s family, close associates, public officials and other dignitaries to honour his life and public service. Organisers say the programme is meant to reflect on his leadership, discipline and commitment to the country. President Tinubu is expected to lead the tribute and present a commemorative book in Buhari’s honour. The book contains messages from political leaders, diplomats and other well-wishers who shared their memories of the late former president. The event also includes prayers for the peaceful repose of Buhari’s soul. According to organisers, the ceremony is designed to celebrate his legacy and the impact he left on Nigeria’s political history. Buhari died on July 13, […]

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PFIPC scandal Senate blocks fresh probe

The Senate has declined a fresh probe into the controversy surrounding the purported Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, or PFIPC. Lawmakers said they would wait for the outcome of the ongoing investigation by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, before taking any further action. The matter came up after Senator Suleiman Kawu, who represents Kano South, asked the Senate to investigate how the agency, which the Presidency says does not exist, was included in the 2026 budget with a N1.3 billion allocation. Kawu said the inclusion of the agency in the budget raised serious concerns about the integrity of the budget process and the role of those who approved it. He wanted the Senate to find out who was responsible for inserting the agency into the budget, whether any money had been released, and if any […]

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DHQ cautions media on sensitive security reporting

The Defence Headquarters has advised journalists and media organisations to be careful when reporting on security matters. It said the media should avoid publishing sensitive details that could expose security operations, endanger personnel, or assist criminals. The military explained that responsible reporting is important, especially at a time when the country is dealing with different security challenges. According to the DHQ, the goal is not to stop the media from doing its job, but to encourage accuracy, caution, and professionalism in covering security issues. It added that public information should be handled in a way that protects national security while still keeping citizens informed. The headquarters also called for stronger cooperation between the military and the press. It said such collaboration would help improve public understanding of security operations and reduce the spread of harmful or misleading information.

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NAF strikes kill scores of terrorists, destroy enclaves in Borno

The Nigerian Air Force has carried out fresh airstrikes that killed scores of terrorists and destroyed their enclaves in Borno and the wider Lake Chad region.channelstv+3 According to statements from the Air Force, the precision strikes were conducted under the Air Component of Operation Hadin Kai after intelligence and surveillance confirmed the presence of senior terrorist commanders and fighters in the target area. The missions were launched in the early hours following days of monitoring terrorist movements and activities around their hideouts NAF aircraft engaged the locations once hostile elements were positively identified moving around concealed structures within the enclave. Post‑strike assessments indicated that several buildings used as command centres, shelters and armouries were destroyed and that many terrorists were neutralised in the attacks. The Air Force said the operation is part of sustained efforts to deny terrorist groups freedom […]

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Oyo students, teachers rescue: How security agents weakened terrorists

Security agencies have revealed how sustained pressure operations weakened the terrorists who abducted students and teachers in Oyo State and forced them to release their captives. Authorities said the rescue followed weeks of coordinated efforts on land and in the air. The pupils and teachers were among those kidnapped during attacks on schools in Oriire Local Government Area in May. According to official statements, troops, police and other security units mounted intense operations across suspected hideouts and blocked escape routes used by the terrorists. Security sources said several suspected terrorists and informants linked to the abductions were arrested during the manhunt. They explained that the arrests, combined with constant pressure on their camps, disrupted the kidnappers’ logistics and made it harder for them to move or hide.premiumtimesng+2 The Nigerian Army noted that intelligence‑led raids and surveillance flights helped identify locations […]

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