…the IG said personnel were human beings and are entitled to be mourned and celebrated, stressing that the practice was standard globally. “Police officers, first and foremost, are human beings. Police officers have emotions. Police officers feel it when a colleague dies,” he said, noting that such officers die “protect…
…Falana clarified that he was not opposed to judges being adequately accommodated, stressing that judicial officers deserve decent and secure living conditions. However, he argued that similar consideration should be extended to other public servants. “Judges are entitled to accommodation, by the way. They must live com…
…The true measure of success is what electricity enables,” he explained. Tegbe further stressed that electricity by itself does not transform an economy, it becomes transformational only when it powers productivity. This, he noted, is why the Productive Use of Energy (PUE) agenda sits at the critical intersection of ene…
…arrived at the hotel, the suspect physically assaulted and r@ped her. Driven by severe distress and the perceived shame surrounding the incident, Agbro subsequently committed suicide. The police investigation into the matter remains ongoing following the suspect's arrest. Posting the conversation online, Joe wrote;''Th…
…Kano State,” he said. Yusuf described butchers as key players in the food supply chain, stressing that maintaining high standards of cleanliness in abattoirs and meat processing centres is essential to protecting public health. He warned that poor sanitary practices could expose consumers to preventable food-borne dise…
…inflation back on a downward trajectory despite global uncertainties.” He, however, stressed that macroeconomic stability alone would not raise living standards unless it was accompanied by higher productivity, increased investment and sustained job creation. To achieve that objective, he outlined three pillars driving…
…within four weeks, reducing the conventional six-month delivery timeline. He also stressed that collaboration among manufacturers, technology firms, international oil companies and indigenous operators remained critical to building a more competitive energy industry. Onafowokan said, “The adoption and evolution of tech…
…all necessary arrangements remained firmly on course,” the statement said. The council stressed that no external interference or unforeseen circumstance would derail the election timetable approved by the association. “NEC emphasized that no external interference or unforeseen circumstance would derail the electoral ti…
…agreed upon must be implemented before the poll is conducted,” he said. Additionally, he stressed that the campaign for electoral reforms was not in support of any particular candidate, but aimed at protecting the integrity of the legal profession. “What we are fighting for is not for any individual aspirant. We are fi…
…that the Society disbursed N102.4 million in savings to retired members during the year, stressing that all payments were made promptly and without deductions. Olaolu reaffirmed the Society’s commitment to improving members’ welfare through its loan schemes, including the Regular Loan and Children’s Education Loan prog…
…and by water as well, so timely intelligence will help us solve this,” Disu said. He stressed the need for real-time intelligence sharing among security agencies to intercept the weapons before they reach criminal elements. “Intelligence shared is invaluable. Everywhere in the world, intelligence sharing is going to re…
…her to report to me so I could send her back to the hospital, but she didn’t want to stress me. He then told her to find a hospital around and seek treatment.” Umahi also urged investigators to examine the phone records between Habila and her boyfriend. “I have asked the police to go to the call logs. They should go to…
…dysfunction, remains one of the leading causes of maternal and neonatal deaths globally, stressing that early detection, prompt treatment and access to quality obstetric care are critical to preventing avoidable deaths and complications. He said, “Preeclampsia remains one of the leading causes of maternal and neonatal…
…as referring to Sophia Momodu, resulting in serious reputational harm, emotional distress and sustained cyberbullying. The dispute stems from a Snapchat post made by Caroline Hutchings in which she alleged that a woman she had once defended on national television had been involved with her former partner while they wer…
…the incident, a youth leader in Barkin Ladi, Danjuma Ibrahim, said he received a distress call at about 7:30 a.m. informing him that a body had been dumped at the refuse site. "I received a call at about 7 a.m. that a beheaded body had been dumped inside a sack at the refuse dump in Angwan Durun-Uwa. We immediately ale…
…support. In a video shared online, he said nobody will keep giving anyone money forever, stressing that having a skill is one of the surest ways to build financial independence. According to him, many young people are unemployed because they have no practical skills, urging them to learn trades or digital skills that c…
…choices on evidence and integrity rather than emotion,” Abbas said. The Speaker stressed that democracy was sustained not only through elections but also through active participation in communities, workplaces, schools and public institutions. He assured that the House would continue to promote a transparent, accountab…
…the market and other forces.” Igbuzor called for a fundamental rethink of strategy, stressing that “we need to rethink our policy to put industrialization at the forefront to ensure that agriculture is supported manufacturing is supported enabling environment electricity infrastructure is provided so that Nigeria can d…
…to pray together, during which they also prayed for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Fayose stressed that praying for the President should not be interpreted as joining the APC, maintaining that he remains fully committed to the Obidient Movement. “That doesn’t mean I’m in APC. I’m still 101% Obidient. Tinubu’s family are…
…"He feels we are poor and he can oppress us with his blood money. Pls take it as a distress call. The name of the m8rderer is RICHARD NANGIBO. HE M8RDERED CAROLINE SUNDAY IGBIRI." by Linda Ikeji at 16/07/2026 11:13 AM | Share this Story
…trivialize the death of the young woman and undermine the rule of law,” he said. He stressed that under the Nigerian Constitution and relevant criminal procedure laws, no public official or private citizen can be presumed guilty based on media reports, social media narratives, or unverified allegations. Onoh outlined w…
…Assembly within forty-eight hours, and always subject to the courts," he said. He stressed that the proposal would not allow the Federal Government to dissolve a state police service or suspend elected state institutions, describing the provisions as necessary safeguards for Nigeria's federal structure. The Speaker sai…
…its ongoing investigation into her death. Ukandu mentioned that the command received a distress call on June 27, 2026, from the Divisional Police Officer of Ohaozara Division, reporting a medical emergency involving the deceased and requesting his presence at the David Umahi Federal Teaching Hospital, Uburu. "On arriva…
…policy credibility helped sustain confidence in the financial markets. However, he stressed that the benefits of macroeconomic stability have yet to filter through to businesses and households. “The real economy remains under considerable pressure despite improvements in the macroeconomic environment. Businesses contin…
…cleric. Photo credit@ha1962anukuha>He urged people to show compassion by offering help, stressing that Hanks needs encouragement and assistance rather than speculation.The video has since generated mixed reactions online, with many expressing concern for the veteran actor and hoping he receives the support he needs.Wat…