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COAS charges troops on discipline, professionalism and improved welfare

The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, has urged Nigerian Army troops to remain disciplined, professional and respectful of human rights in all operations. He reminded them that their conduct must align with both the Constitution and international standards, including the United Nations Charter.​ General Shaibu gave the charge during an operational visit to frontline troops under 31 Brigade in Niger State. He praised their resilience and commitment in tackling security challenges across the brigade’s area of responsibility, including parts of Shiroro and Rijau.​ According to a statement by Army spokesperson Colonel Apollonia Anele, the Army Chief assured the troops that their welfare remains a top priority. He said he had been fully briefed on their challenges, especially accommodation and other basic facilities for soldiers and their families.​ General Shaibu directed the construction and renovation of living quarters […]

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Salah unhappy after being benched, says Liverpool coach

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has admitted that Mohamed Salah was unhappy after being dropped to the bench but described the Egyptian forward as “superhuman” in the way he responded on the pitch.​ Salah started as a substitute in Liverpool’s recent match, a rare move for one of the club’s key players, and came on to make an impact despite his frustration at not being in the starting lineup.​ Slot explained that the decision was based on rotation and tactical considerations, noting that Salah has played a huge number of minutes this season and sometimes needs to be rested to keep him fresh for the long campaign.​ The coach said he fully understood Salah’s reaction, adding that top players always want to start and that his desire to play every game is part of what makes him special.​ He stressed that […]

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Shirley Igwe reacts as AGN lifts suspension, vows professionalism

Nollywood actress Shirley Igwe has responded to the Actors Guild of Nigeria’s decision to lift her suspension, expressing gratitude to the guild’s leadership and pledging to uphold higher professional standards going forward. Her reinstatement follows a review of disciplinary measures imposed after a reported violent incident on a Lagos movie set in July 2025.​ The AGN’s National Executive Council had earlier announced that Igwe was cleared to resume all filming and guild-related activities with effect from October 19, 2025, after concluding its investigation. Welcoming her back, the guild urged her to maintain emotional composure, exercise restraint and avoid conduct that could bring the profession into disrepute.​ Reacting to the development, Igwe said she accepted the NEC’s guidance and was committed to improving communication and conflict management on set. She thanked colleagues and fans who stood by her during the suspension […]

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W’Cup Mishap: Green Passes Vote of No Confidence in Administrators

Rivers State Commissioner for Sports, Barrister Chris Green, has harshly criticised Nigerian football administrators at The Big Sports Dialogue in Lagos following the Super Eagles’ disappointing World Cup playoff exit. Green described the nation’s football leadership as incompetent, arguing that a lack of technical expertise and recycling of the same unqualified personnel are holding back the sport’s progress. Green and other stakeholders—including Babatunde Fashola, Shehu Dikko, Bukola Olopade, Aisa Falode, Amaju Pinnick, Mike Itemuagbor, Igoche Mark, and Dr. Reuben Abati—joined calls for urgent reforms. They pushed for opening up sports governance to qualified individuals, ending political interference, and revamping athlete welfare, sports science, and school sports policy. The forum, convened by Arise TV journalist Aron Akerejola, tackled issues from talent identification to age-cheating and infrastructure deficits. Consensus was clear: Only professionalism and structural overhaul can restore Nigeria’s sports to continental […]

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Police Officer Interdicted for Assaulting Civilian in Savannah Region.

Detective Corporal Baba Amando Ibrahim, a police officer stationed in Tuna, Savannah Region, has been interdicted following a viral video showing him assaulting a civilian. The Ghana Police Service announced this action on Friday, citing a commitment to professionalism and accountability.Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Dr. George Akuffo Dampare has intervened, personally reaching out to the victim’s family and assuring them of cooperation throughout the investigation. The Savannah Regional Police Commander has been tasked with addressing the family’s concerns and offering necessary support.This incident has sparked widespread public condemnation, with many calling for greater oversight within the Police Service.

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