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Retirement bombshell: Five DCGs to lead 1,516 officers out of Customs

The Nigeria Customs Service is set for a major shake-up as 1,516 officers are scheduled to leave the service over the next two years under statutory retirement. According to internal circulars issued by the service, five Deputy Comptroller-Generals will lead the exit, alongside dozens of senior officers across various commands and units nationwide. The retirement lists cover 825 officers due to leave in 2026 and another 691 in 2027. The notices, signed on behalf of the Deputy Comptroller-General in charge of Human Resources and Development, direct affected officers to begin preparations for their exit from active service. Those marked for retirement include Deputy Comptroller-Generals, Assistant Comptroller-Generals, Comptrollers, Deputy Comptrollers, Assistant Comptrollers, Chief Superintendents, and other senior ranks. A breakdown of an earlier circular shows that the five Deputy Comptroller-Generals listed for retirement include GM Omale, CK Niagwan, KI Adeola, S. […]

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Amotekun funding and welfare challenges threaten South West Nigeria regional security outfit

Amotekun, the regional security outfit for South West Nigeria, is facing serious challenges that threaten its ability to maintain security in the region. Five years after its establishment, the organization is struggling with funding constraints, inadequate equipment, poor welfare conditions, and weak coordination among the six South Western states. Security experts have identified legal limitations as one of Amotekun's biggest operational challenges. Unlike the police and military, Amotekun operatives are barred from carrying certain weapons and face restrictions on access to critical resources. The outfit was founded on January 9, 2020, in Ibadan, Oyo State, as the first regional security initiative initiated by a geopolitical zone in Nigeria. The Western Nigeria Security Network, codenamed Operation Amotekun, which means Leopard or Cheetah in Yoruba, covers all six states of South Western Nigeria but the Federal Government declared it an illegal operation […]

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FCTA promotes 49 deputy directors to directors

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has promoted 49 Deputy Directors to the rank of Director across various departments, moving from Grade Level 16 to 17. The promotions followed the approval of FCT Minister Nyesom Wike after the release of results from the administration’s first-ever computer-based promotion examination. The exam was held on Tuesday, August 12, 2025, at the National Open University’s Duste-Alhaji Study Centre in Bwari Area Council. According to a statement by the Minister’s Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications, Lere Olayinka, the exercise was designed to clear promotion backlogs from 2023 to 2025 for officers on Grade Level 16. Chairman of the FCT Civil Service Commission, Emeka Eze, said the 49 promoted officers would fill part of the 63 vacancies declared across departments. The Education Officer cadre had the highest number of promotions, with 20 officers, followed […]

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