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The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has advised the Chairmen of the six Area Councils in FCT to constitute a Surveillance Committee in their respective councils to curb insecurity. He emphasized the need for collaboration and a working synergy to address the challenges faced by the area councils such as inadequate funds, sanitation issues, illegal mining, and land allocation. Wike also assured the chairmen of his support and commitment to inclusive development of the capital territory.
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Bandits attacked St. Raphael Parish in Fadan Kamantan, Kafanchan Diocese in Southern Kaduna, resulting in the death of a seminarian and the destruction of the parish house. The incident has once again brought to light the violence and insecurity plaguing the region.
A devastating landslide caused by illegal mining activities in Abuja has resulted in the loss of 30 lives and the abduction of 19 individuals. The FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, has vowed to take action against the illegal miners and initiate rescue operations. This incident follows the recent demolition of illegal structures in Abuja by the FCTA. However, a viral TikTok video claiming the demolition of Jabi Motor Park has been proven false. Mohammed Ibrahim Kamba, an Abuja developer, has threatened legal action against Wike and the Director of Development Control.
A shocking incident unfolded in Delta State, Nigeria, where a Pentecostal pastor named Greg Sagie was brutally murdered in his home by a suspected church member. As the details of the tragic event emerged, it became clear that the assailant barged into the pastor's home, threatening his children before ruthlessly attacking him with a machete. This article delves into the chilling details and explores the implications of such an act of violence within a religious community.
Delta State retirees, under the Association of Contributory Retirees (ACR), have rejected alleged plans by the Delta State Association of Local Government of Nigeria (ALGON) to deduct N4 million from each retiree's pension entitlements. The deduction was proposed as part of a loan repayment plan for the N40 billion debt owed to retired primary school teachers and local government workers in the state. The ACR has called on the state governor to intervene and stop the alleged extortion.
The police in Cross River state have put an end to the spread of false rumours regarding the disappearance of men's private parts in Calabar. Addressing the speculations, security operatives quashed the claims and urged people to refrain from spreading falsehoods, particularly on social media platforms. This announcement comes amidst a series of related news stories in Cross River, including arrests made for electoral offences, the recovery of bodies from a tragic boat cruise, and the involvement of the Nigerian Bar Association in a sexual harassment scandal at the University of Calabar.
Nigerian journalist Damilola Ayeni has been arrested in Benin and falsely accused of involvement with a jihadist terror movement. This case highlights the importance of press freedom in Africa and the need for authorities to release Ayeni immediately and unconditionally. The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has called for Ayeni's release and for all charges against him to be dropped.
Nigerian journalist Damilola Ayeni has been released after being detained by authorities in Benin. The Committee to Protect Journalists calls for his unconditional release and dropping of charges, highlighting the need for press freedom and safety for journalists.
Dr Sherif Lawal, a United Nations Peace Ambassador, urges public office holders and politicians in Nigeria to financially support the Nigerian Police Force in its efforts to safeguard citizens and properties. He emphasizes that collaboration and empowerment are essential in addressing crimes and promoting peace.
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command successfully resolved a potentially disruptive situation at Garki Market. An altercation involving market occupants, a DSS operative, and a tailor named Muhammad Habibu led to shots being fired, resulting in damage to a police outpost within the market premises. The FCT commissioner emphasized the importance of preserving public property and urged market occupants to refrain from engaging in mischief. Weapons used during the commotion have been recovered, and normalcy has been restored.
A coalition of civil society organizations in Ekiti State has written an open letter to Governor Biodun Oyebanji and the Commissioner of Police, Ekiti State Command, calling for justice in the murder of a female varsity student. The group condemned the heinous crime against the 200-level student and urged the authorities to swiftly bring the perpetrators to book. They also highlighted the need for comprehensive measures to enhance the safety and security of all students, particularly female students, within and around educational institutions.
Nigeria has lost a staggering $46 billion to crude oil theft between 2009 and 2020, severely impacting the country's oil production and revenue. The Speaker of the House of Representatives has expressed concern over the failure of critical agencies in the oil and gas sector to address the issue. The decline in oil production, coupled with global uncertainties, warns of a looming fiscal crisis. An ad hoc committee has been inaugurated to investigate the rampant oil theft and its detrimental effects on the nation.
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has advised the Chairmen of the six Area Councils in FCT to constitute a Surveillance Committee in their respective councils to curb insecurity. Wike gave the advice while responding to the challenges outlined by the councils' chairmen during a familiarisation meeting in Abuja on Thursday. The committee will help in checking insecurity and activities of illegal mining in communities, which create an avenue for insecurity.
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has called on the chairmen of the six Area Councils in FCT to set up a Surveillance Committee to address the rising insecurity in their respective areas. This move comes in response to the challenges faced by the council chairmen, including inadequate funds, sanitation issues, land allocation problems, and the growing threat of illegal mining activities. Wike emphasized the need for collaboration and support from the area council chairmen to tackle these issues and ensure the safety and development of the FCT communities.
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