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From Aviashima Toom, Abuja  As part of a broader initiative aimed at improving personnel welfare, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, is set to commission several ultra-modern police barracks, buildings, and command headquarters across various states including Adamawa, Sokoto, Jigawa, Nassarawa, and Katsina.  Other structures like Police Stations, Area Command Headquarters and office accommodations are also billed for commissioning in some states. In a statement signed on Tuesday by the Force Public Relations Officer ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi in Abuja said it is in continuation of the commissioning process to create a supportive working environment for officers while improving their overall well-being. According to the statement, It is also worthy of note that consistent with the goal of enhancing police infrastructure, the Inspector-General of Police has previously launched major projects aimed at strengthening the operational framework of the Nigeria

From Aviashima Toom, Abuja  The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, has expressed concerns and condemnation on the alleged cases of extortion and high-handedness perpetrated by certain recalcitrant members of the Nigeria Police Force.  The IGP made this known while addressing Assistant Inspectors-General of Police, Commissioners of Police, and heads of various formations at the IGP’s Conference with Senior Police Officers held at the Goodluck Ebele Jonathan International Peacekeeping Hall, Force Headquarters, Abuja recently. The Force Public Relations Officer ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi stated this in a statement on Friday in Abuja. According to the statement, The IGP, during his speech, charged the senior officers on proper supervision of the activities of officers at their various levels and ensure the highest standard of professional conduct is maintained and upheld in the course of carrying out their lawful duties. The IGP also ordered the IGP X-Squad, M

From Aviashima Toom, Abuja  The Military says it's Troops in the North Central operational theatre have arrested a notorious terrorist commander identified as Usman Maisaje, while five IPOB/ ESN terrorist leaders were also eliminated during the week Director of Defence Media Operations Maj-Gen Edward Buba disclosed these in a statement on Friday in Abuja noted that Troops are actively distruping the operational capabilities of terrorists through ongoing operation across the country. According to him the arrested terrorist commander is a close associate of a wanted high profile terrorist leader known as Kachalla Boka. The arrest he added has been rewarding in intelligence value as he is cooperating and providing troops with much needed intelligence for further operations.  Major General Buba also said during the week under review, troops neutralised 96 and arrested 227 persons. Troops also arrested 45 perpetrators of oil theft and rescued 157 kidnapped hostages. In the S

From Aviashima Toom, Abuja SAHEL ReportersNews: Palestinian death toll as at October 15, now surprised 42,227 while 98,464 vast majority of them being women and children injured. Palestinian Ambassador to the Embassy of the State of Palestine, Abdullah M. Abu Shawesh, disclosed this during a bio-weekly press conference on the ongoing bombardment of Palestinians by Isreali on Thursday in Abuja  He also said, as of October 14, the detention toll reached 11,300 in the Occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, with 9,392 administrative detentions, 425 women, 745 children and 112 media correspondents, 59 of whom still in prison. "As of October 14, citing Save the Children, “Up to 400,000 Palestinians were trapped across northern Gaza, with at least 300 people reportedly killed in nine days of bombardment, and a hospital sheltering thousands ablaze in the south with no end in sight to the incessant attacks on civilian'

From Aviashima Toom, Abuja  The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, on behalf of the Nigeria Police Force have commiserated with the Government and good people of Jigawa State, most especially the families of victims of the tanker explosion which occurred at about 11:30 pm on October 15, 2024, in Majia, Taura Local Government Area of Jigawa State claiming several lives and leaving many injured. In a statement signed on Thursday by the Force Public Relations Officer ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi in Abuja said the calamitous incident reportedly claimed the lives of over 100 people, while over 70 persons were seriously injured and are currently receiving treatment at various hospitals in the state. Also, the IGP commends the efforts of the Police personnel and other emergency responders for their swift action in extinguishing the fire, evacuating the victims, and ensuring normalcy is swiftly restored in the area. The IGP, while praying for the souls of the depart

Dr. Luke Okojie From Aviashima Toom, Abuja  SAHEL ReportersNews: Renowned African biographer and media expert, Dr. Luke Okojie, is gearing up to mark his 60th birthday with the launch of four major publications.  Set for October 18, 2024, the new works include Nigerian Role Models, Volume 3; 100 Distinguished Nigerian Engineers, Volume 2; 50 Pace Setters of Edo State; and 50 Distinguished Nigerians in Diaspora.  The official physical unveiling will take place on December 7, 2024, in Lagos. Dr. Okojie, whose impressive career spans public relations, advertising, and print journalism, is the Managing Director and CEO of Accolade Communications Limited, a media company that has significantly contributed to Nigeria’s socio-economic development.  His work emphasized wealth creation, employment, and the growth of small and medium enterprises (SMEs).  A seasoned communicator, his expertise extends to event planning, marketing, strategic planning, and public speaking. A graduate of

From Aviashima Toom, Abuja  The Nigerian Police Force have Dismissed recent report of eviction of it's officers from the Falomo Barracks, saying occupants were given adequate notice, provided relocation assistance, and compensated with N2,000,000 each to secure alternative accommodation.   This is coming contrary to recent reports of forcefully eviction of officers and men of the Nigerian Police Force from the Falomo Barracks.  The Force Public Officer ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi in a statement in Abuja noted that, they will receive monthly rent allowances in line with provisions for officers not residing in the barracks. Upon completion of the new facility, these officers will be allotted housing units, ensuring a seamless transition back to improved living conditions.   Urging the public to dismiss false narratives regarding the reconstruction and recognize the broader objective of enhancing police welfare. He noted that the NPF remains committed to the well-being of its pe