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The "10-Point New Age Charter" is widely attributed to the esoteric writings of Theosophist Alice Bailey.

‭Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.


Note: While these 10 points are commonly circulated as a "charter" or "plan" by New Age critics and supporters alike, they were not published as a single document by Bailey; rather, they have been compiled by followers and analysts from her extensive esoteric writings.

Often referred to as her "10-Point Plan," it represents an alleged strategy to reshape traditional societal structures, particularly by reducing Christian influence to make way for New Age philosophies.

The widely circulated 10 points outline social, cultural, and institutional shifts:

1. Remove GOD from Education: Eliminate religious influence from schools to shape a global worldview.

2. Reduce Parental Authority: Allow institutions and the state to increasingly guide the upbringing of children.

3. Destroy the Traditional Family: Dismantle the traditional Judeo-Christian family structure.

4. Legalize and Simplify Abortion: Promote easy access to abortion and destigmatize free sex.

5. Make Divorce Easy: Eliminate the social stigma of lifelong marriage and make separation simple.

6. Normalize Homosexuality: Promote same-sex relationships as part of the human evolutionary process.

7. Debase Art and Culture: Encourage modern, avant-garde, and unconventional cultural expressions.

8. Use Media: Utilize mass communication to broadcast and shape a new global consciousness.

9. Create an Interfaith Movement: Foster religious syncretism to eventually form a one-world global religion.

10. Enlist Government/Church Endorsement: Influence political and religious leaders to adopt these societal shifts.

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Are you weary, tired, burdened, pressured, confused, or almost giving in and giving up?

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Come to the Prince of Peace; He will give you rest and satisfy your soul.


Thank You Jesus

notobiafrababe:
To buy Naija used cars these days na 50/50. Thieves and greedy dealers everywhere.

. Among reasons why na powerbike dey my mind

Recover 5 Stolen Vehicles 

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Operatives of the Lagos State Command have recorded a major success in the fight against car theft with the arrest of two suspected notorious members in the State.

In a press statement e-signed and released to the National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP by the Command's Spokesperson, SP Abimbola Adebisi stated that, "Operatives of the Command have recorded a major breakthrough in the fight against car theft and robbery incidences with the arrest of two notorious members of a car-snatching syndicate and the recovery of five (5) suspected stolen vehicles."

According to the statement, "Following a report of car theft, operatives of the Command embarked on a painstaking intelligence-led investigation. Through the deployment of technical and tactical intelligence, the stolen Toyota Camry 2008 model was recovered at the point of re-registration, leading to the unravelling and subsequent arrest of a criminal syndicate involved in vehicle theft. Preliminary investigation revealed that the syndicate operates within Lagos State while concealing and disposing of stolen vehicles in Ibadan, Oyo State, and Ilorin, Kwara State."

"In the course of the investigation, operatives traced and arrested one Segun Olawuwo ‘m’, 58 years, in Ibadan, Oyo State, where another suspected stolen Toyota Corolla 2008 model was recovered from him. Further investigation and interrogation led to the arrest of two other members of the syndicate identified as Femi Afolabi ‘m’, 53 years, and Sunday Ugbomudia ‘m’, 53 years, in Ilorin, Kwara State. One Toyota Camry 2008 model and one Toyota Corolla 2006 model, both identified as stolen vehicles, were recovered from the suspects. Their arrest further led to the recovery of another stolen Toyota Camry 2012 model earlier sold to an unsuspecting buyer in Ibadan."

"The suspects confessed to their involvement in a series of car-snatching and robbery operations within and outside Lagos State. Efforts have been intensified to apprehend other fleeing members of the syndicate and recover more stolen vehicles linked to the gang."

Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Tijani Fatai, psc, mnips, commends the operatives for their professionalism, resilience, and commitment to tackling criminal activities across the State. Members of the public are encouraged to remain vigilant and promptly provide useful information through the Command emergency lines: 07061019374, 08065154338, 08063299264, 08039344870, and 09168630929.

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• as 3rd Inter-Agency Training Ends with Certificates, Incentives 

• Expert, Adeagbo calls for ethical professionalism, emotional intelligence, collaboration among security agencies

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The second and final day of the May 2026 edition of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) Statewide Inter-Agency Training Programme for Security Operatives concluded on Thursday 21st May; with the presentation of certificates to participants and special recognition for outstanding punctuality and commitment displayed during the exercise.

The two-day intensive programme, which forms part of the LSSTF’s broader institutional capacity development initiative, brought together security operatives from various law enforcement, emergency management, paramilitary, and safety agencies serving across Lagos State. The training focused on strengthening professionalism, emotional intelligence, ethical standards, public diplomacy, wellness consciousness, financial management, and inter-agency collaboration in responding to contemporary security challenges.

Representing the Executive Secretary/CEO of LSSTF, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, the Director of Administration, Mr. Adegbola Lewis, reiterated that the training initiative reflects the Fund’s commitment to sustained capacity building rather than isolated interventions.

According to him, modern security realities require agencies to work together through intelligence sharing, coordinated responses, and mutual institutional understanding in order to maintain public confidence and ensure safer communities.

A major highlight of the training was a comprehensive five-module lecture delivered by Dr. Wale Adeagbo, Director of Security Risk Advisory, Consulting, and Education at Halogen Group, titled “Enhancing Professional Capacity, Ethical Standards and Inter-Agency Collaboration for Effective Security Operation.”
The structured five-module training outline focused on strengthening ethical standards for security operations, operational leadership for effective security, performance and operation management, inter-agency collaboration and Stakeholders' management in security operations, across multiple agencies within Lagos.

In his presentation, Dr. Adeagbo emphasized the urgent need for security personnel and institutions to continuously improve their professional standards and operational coordination in response to increasingly sophisticated security threats confronting modern urban societies.

According to him, effective security operations can no longer rely solely on force projection or isolated institutional efforts, but must increasingly be driven by ethical professionalism, strategic collaboration, accountability, emotional intelligence, communication, and public trust. He stressed that in a rapidly evolving security environment such as Lagos, the ability of agencies to work together seamlessly would remain critical to safeguarding lives, protecting infrastructure, and sustaining public confidence.

Addressing a major area of concern for the general public in the relationship with security agencies, Dr. Adeagbo educated the security operatives on the ways to improve citizens experience. He noted that the 'first step is to have a clear citizens-focused vision that you can communicate with your community. The easiest way to define this vision is to create a set of statements that act as guiding principles. Secondly, Understand who your citizens are. Security agencies need to be able to connect and empathize with the situations that people face. Third, Create an emotional connection with the citizens - You’ve heard the phrase “it’s not what you say; it’s how you say it”?'

Further, he said: 'Capture citizens’ feedback in real time
You need to ask - And ideally you do this by capturing feedback in real time. Fifth, Use a quality framework - using a performance dashboard with metrics. And finally, Measure the ROI, how do you know if all this investment in the security of your communities are working and paying off? The answer is in the results – impact and outcome', Adeagbo educated.

At the closing session, participants who successfully completed the training were presented with certificates in recognition of their participation and commitment to continuous professional development. In a move aimed at encouraging discipline, punctuality, and professionalism among personnel, Ten (10) officers who consistently arrived early for the two (2) days training sessions were also specially rewarded with cash gifts of Fifty Thousand (50,000) Naira each.

The gesture drew commendation from participants and underscored the Lagos State Security Trust Fund’s emphasis on discipline, dedication, and positive institutional culture as critical components of effective security operations.


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Student of Our Lady of Mercy Nursing School, Obowo found murdered in hostel room.

‭Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.

A student of the Our Lady of Mercy Nursing School, Umulogho, Obowo in Imo State has reportedly been found dead in her room under disturbing circumstances.

The victim, identified as Wendy, was allegedly discovered with her throat slit inside her room on Thursday. Reports circulating online claimed she was found almost nude, with her clothes torn, sparking outrage and calls for justice.

The tragic incident has thrown students and residents into shock, with many demanding a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding her de@th.

Social media users and concerned individuals have also called on authorities and the management of the nursing school to ensure those responsible are identified and prosecuted.


Thank You Jesus for the gift of Life

Arkmanbuddy:
May the good Lord rest her soul.

Amen in Jesus name.

‭2 Timothy 4:7-8 KJV‬
[7] She has fought a good fight, she has finished her course, she has kept the faith: [8] henceforth there is laid up for her a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, shall give her at that day: and not to her only, but unto all them also that love his appearing.

• As Family, SAMI Announce Funeral Plans, Date

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Plans have been unveiled for the funeral of renowned sickle cell advocate, humanitarian, nonprofit leader, and founder of the Sickle Cell Advocacy and Management Initiative (SAMI), Toyin Ibidunni Adesola, fondly remembered across Nigeria’s healthcare advocacy community as the Sickle Cell General.

The Adesola Family and SAMI announced that a Service of Songs and Night of Tribute will hold on Thursday, June 4, 2026, at The Lekki Coliseum (TLC), Lekki Phase One, Lagos, beginning from 4:30 p.m., while the funeral service is scheduled for Friday, June 5, 2026, at the same venue by 10:00 a.m.

In the spirit of uniting people under a cause which Toyin championed in her lifetime, the family and SAMI encourages guests attending the tribute night to appear in aso ebi or with a touch of deep red to honor her life of service and impact. For the funeral service, attendees can wear a touch of deep green with gold gele or fila in honour of the late advocate’s life and legacy.

Toyin Adesola, who passed on May 11, 2026, at the age of 60, was widely regarded as one of Nigeria’s most influential voices in sickle cell advocacy. Through SAMI, the organisation she founded, she championed awareness campaigns, psychosocial support initiatives, genotype education, counseling, and healthcare advocacy for persons living with sickle cell disorder.

She also served as the longest-serving Chairman of the Coalition of Sickle Cell NGOs, where she played a leading role in uniting advocacy groups and amplifying national conversations around sickle cell care, inclusion, and public enlightenment.

Over the years, her resilience, compassion, and tireless commitment to humanity earned her admiration across civil society, the medical community, and humanitarian circles, with many affectionately referring to her as the Sickle Cell General.

The family further disclosed that condolence registers have been opened at the SAMI Centre in Surulere, Lagos, where partners, friends, and well-wishers can also obtain details regarding the aso ebi for the tribute event. Also, they have opened an online tribute page - https://www.forevermissed.com/toyin-ibidunni-adesola?short_code=VYyz5Nlp - for people to share their memories.

Even in death, many believe Toyin Adesola’s enduring legacy will continue to inspire generations of advocates and strengthen the movement she devoted her life to building.


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Contact Marketing Services Limited. (CMSL) is a renowned integrated marketing agency, that provides multidimensional Public Relations services to diverse institutional and retail clients. 

Businesses and industries look to Contact Marketing Services Limited for increase in revenue, expansion of reach, testing new markets and the effective management of trade channels without heavy hiring costs 

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Digital & Offline Brand Communication
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CMSL's Corporate Alliances And Exploits 
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Some of the brands and organizations they have partnered with are: Unilever, Nigerian Breweries, Flour Mills of Nigeria, Dangote Group/NASCON Allied Industries, Danone, Promasidor, Jagal, Procter & Gamble, PZ Industries, GlaxoSmithKline, OmniBiz, Multipro, AJE group (Big Cola), Aspira Nigeria Limited (Viva Soap & Detergent) and Nosak Group (Famili Vegetable Oil).

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Established in 1990, Contact Marketing Services Ltd has strongly been in operation for over 30 years, successfully delivering impactful marketing and sales solutions across various industries in Nigeria. 

With their track record, CMSL has built a strong reputation for professionalism, reliability, operational excellence, and result-driven execution. 

The organisation's board Chairman is Prof. Chris Ogbechie of Lagos Business School, while notable members of the Board include renowned economist and business strategist Prof. Pat Utomi, alongside other experienced professionals with deep expertise across business, finance, and marketing sectors.

CMSL's leadership and strategic direction continue to strengthen the agency’s credibility, governance structure, and long-term vision. 

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Over the years, CMSL has successfully executed several high-impact campaigns that delivered measurable growth in brand visibility, customer engagement, product awareness, and sales performance.

The campaigns have included: Large-scale market activations, Retail penetration projects, Product launch campaigns, School and community engagement programs, Sales-driven promotional campaigns, trade marketing and merchandising projects

Consequently for the clients, these projects have resulted in: Increased market penetration, Improved consumer trial and product adoption, enhanced brand visibility at retail level, significant sales growth within campaign periods, Stronger distributor and retailer engagement.

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Modern Security Threats Require Coordinated, Institutional Responses - Ogunsan • as LSSTF Holds 3rd Statewide Inter-Agency Training for Security Operatives

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The growing complexity of Nigeria’s security environment including recent happenings within the Southwest geopolitical zone has brought to the fore the consistent need for stronger institutional collaboration, emotional intelligence, ethical professionalism, and continuous retraining among frontline security personnel. This formed the priority focus of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) as it convened the Third edition of its 2-Day Statewide Inter-Agency Training Programme for Security Operatives from Wednesday-Thursday 20-21 May 2026, drawing senior officers, security operatives, policymakers, and experts from across Lagos in a renewed push to strengthen the operational readiness of security and safety agencies serving in the state.

The LSSTF Inter-Agency Training Programme, now in its third edition, will equip over 1,000 security operatives drawn from all security and safety agencies serving in Lagos State between March and December 2026. Beyond the speeches, the programme reflected the evolving recognition that the future of security operations in Lagos will depend not merely on force projection, but on professionalism, empathy, institutional synergy, ethical conduct, and the ability of security personnel to earn and sustain public trust.

Held under the theme, “Enhancing Professional Capacity, Ethical Standards and Inter-Agency Collaboration for Effective Security Operations,” the training programme underscored the conviction of the LSSTF leadership led by the Executive Secretary/CEO, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan that modern security threats such as evolving criminal patterns, kidnappings, public distrust, and urban pressures demands active, coordinated, intelligence-driven, and people-oriented security operations anchored on professionalism, collaboration, and public trust.

The third edition of the LSSTF Inter-Agency Statewide Training Programme attracted senior officers and participants from various security and emergency management agencies across Lagos. Among dignitaries in attendance were the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Fatai Tijani represented by Assistant Commissioner of Police, ACP Oluwatoyin Kazeem; Commander, NNS Beecroft, Commodore Aiwuyor Adams-Aliu represented by Commander Oka Bassey Otu; Director of Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service, Mrs. Margaret Abimbola Adeseye represented by Amodu Shakiru; Corps Marshal of LAGESC/KAI, Major Olaniyi Olatunbosun Cole (Rtd.); senior officers from participating security agencies; General Manager of Globus Training and Advisory Limited, Mr. Desmond Nnebue; and members of LSSTF management team.

Representing the Executive Secretary/CEO of LSSTF, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, the Director of Administration, Mr. Adegbola Lewis, declared during the opening ceremony that the security landscape confronting the country and the Southwest region in particular had become increasingly dynamic and interconnected, thereby making collaboration among agencies not only desirable but indispensable. “The importance of this training programme cannot be overstated,” Lewis said. “Recent incidents, including the disturbing rise in kidnappings involving innocent citizens and school children in neighbouring states, alongside other emerging security threats, have heightened public anxiety and raised legitimate concerns regarding the capacity of institutions to effectively anticipate, prevent, and respond to security challenges.”

According to Mr. Lewis, contemporary security realities demand coordinated operational planning, intelligence sharing, effective communication, mutual understanding of institutional mandates, and timely joint responses among agencies. “Security is no longer the responsibility of any single agency acting in isolation,” he stated. “Modern security threats are dynamic, interconnected, and often require coordinated responses that transcend institutional boundaries.”

Adegbola Lewis further explained that beyond improving individual competencies, the LSSTF training initiative was deliberately designed to deepen inter-agency cooperation, strengthen ethical standards, enhance professionalism, and foster the collaborative mindset required to address contemporary security challenges effectively. “As public expectations continue to rise, our collective ability to work together will determine not only operational success but also the confidence citizens place in our institutions,” he added.

The LSSTF Director of Administration also noted that the programme had incorporated modules on financial literacy and medical wellness, recognising that operational effectiveness is closely tied to the physical, emotional, and financial wellbeing of personnel.

The event featured robust interventions from security chiefs, facilitators, and subject experts who emphasized that security operations in a megacity like Lagos require not just tactical competence, but also emotional maturity, ethical conduct, and people-centered engagement.

Delivering remarks as Special Guest of Honour, the Corps Marshal of the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps (LAGESC formerly known as KAI), Major Olaniyi Olatunbosun Cole (Rtd.), commended the Executive Secretary of LSSTF, Dr. Ogunsan for sustaining strategic support for security agencies, noting that the Fund had become a critical pillar in strengthening operational capacity across Lagos, “What you have built here is more than an institution, it is a lifeline for the safety architecture of Lagos State,” he stated. “Your commitment to equipping, funding, and sustaining our security apparatus has set a standard that speaks to vision, responsibility, and leadership.”

The Corps Marshal stressed that security and public wellbeing remain inseparable, noting that environmental disorder, illegal settlements, blocked drainage systems, abandoned structures, and sanitation failures often create fertile grounds for criminal activities. “You cannot have security without public wellbeing,” he said. “The safety of the public depends on the discipline, competence, and welfare of the men and women who serve on the frontlines.”

He further called for sustained investments in professionalism, collaboration, and sustainability across security institutions. “An officer who understands the people is more effective than one who only understands force,” Cole noted, while advocating stronger synergy between LSSTF, the Police, LASTMA, KAI, LNSA, and community-based security structures.

Representing the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, ACP Oluwatoyin Kazeem charged participants to maximise the opportunity provided by the training. “I trust participants to use this opportunity to enrich their capacity, become more efficient and diligent in the discharge of their duties, and also use this avenue to enhance inter-agency collaboration,” he said.

She reiterated the commitment of the Lagos State Police Command to safer policing anchored on professionalism and integrity.

One of the keynote facilitators at the training, Professor Oka Martin Obono from the University of Ibadan delivered a thought-provoking intervention on emotional intelligence and financial management within the security services. He warned that many tragic confrontations between civilians and security personnel over the years stemmed from inadequate emotional management and insufficient capacity building. “This has to do with the reactions of security personnel to the elevated risk, stress, and anxiety that come with the kind of jobs they do,” he said.

Referencing historical incidents involving excessive use of force, he argued that security personnel often lack adequate training in emotional intelligence, empathy, self-awareness, self-regulation, conflict de-escalation, and social engagement. “You are with a gun, you are already extremely powerful,” he observed. “But they’ve not been exposed to emotional management, self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy, motivation, and social skills which are the five domains of emotional intelligence.”

The Professor who is Africa’s first Professor of Ethnodemography, Martin Obono also introduced participants to what he termed the “Life Project Approach” to personal finance and retirement planning. “A life project is when you examine your life not merely as something to be enjoyed, but something to be critically managed competently,” he explained.

According to him, officers must begin to think beyond monthly salaries and actively prepare for life after active service through disciplined financial management, integrity, investment planning, and long-term thinking. “What is the outcome of your income?” he asked rhetorically. “That is the vision we are going to pursue, an enjoyable lifestyle post-retirement that has nothing to do with bribery and corruption.”

Also speaking, General Manager of Globus Training and Advisory Limited, Mr. Desmond Nnebue, said the training had already begun yielding measurable results from the previous two editions held in March and April. According to him, pre-test and post-test evaluations conducted after earlier batches revealed “tremendous impact and improvement,” particularly in emotional intelligence, public diplomacy, ethical professionalism, and financial management among participants. “We want our officers and security agents to be more emotionally intelligent,” Nnebue stated. “We want inter-agency collaboration so that agencies no longer see themselves as rivals on the field.” 

He stressed that ethical professionalism and public trust remain critical to effective policing and intelligence gathering. “When the public trusts security agencies, it becomes easier for citizens to volunteer information and support security operations,” he said.

Nnebue further emphasized that the LSSTF’s decision to sustain the training programme beyond a one-off intervention reflected a genuine commitment to institutional capacity development. “Lagos State Security Trust Fund is not interested in a one-off exercise,” he said. “There is a real and sustained commitment to building the capacity of the men and women who keep Lagos safe.”

On the health and wellness component of the training, Executive Director and Deputy Director of Clinical Services at Anantis Pediatric and Multispecialist Hospital, Dr. Diya Alade Oluwadamola, called attention to the often-overlooked physical and emotional wellbeing of security personnel. According to her, many officers silently grapple with stress-related health challenges that affect their professional and family lives.

“Our men are being ignored in many wellness conversations,” she noted. “Your spirit, your soul, your mind, and your body must come together in harmony to give you total health,” as she encouraged participants to prioritise routine medical checks, vaccination, healthier lifestyles, stress management, exercise, sleep, and dietary discipline.

Dr. Diya also commended Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan and the Lagos State Government for introducing a holistic dimension to security training that recognises the humanity of officers.

“I used to think security personnel were our enemies,” she admitted. “But these people are soft, caring, and human beings going through their own levels of stress.”

For Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial nerve centre and West Africa's economic hub, the message from the intensive training program is that modern security challenges demand security personnel who are equipped with continuous learning rich in emotional intelligence, discipline, consciousness about health and wellness, and a shared commitment to public service; not just equipped with constitutional authority and weaponry.


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Racoon:
The injustice of your party and government have hit you. Now you understand why you should never stand on a fraudulent and evil mandate?

GOD help us

Hmmm. What is going on everywhere nowadays.

RECOVERS AK-47 RIFLE

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The Nigeria Police Force has recorded another operational breakthrough with the arrest of two suspects involved in a case of criminal conspiracy, kidnapping, armed robbery, and unlawful possession of firearms linked to a violent syndicate operating within Kaduna State and adjoining communities.

The suspects in custody, Yusuf Rabo and Musa Adamu, were arrested following investigations into the abduction of Alhaji Rabo Jelani. Investigations revealed that Yusuf Rabo conspired with Musa Adamu and Ali Haruna, the victim’s grandson who is currently at large, to abduct the elderly victim for ransom over claims that he possessed substantial wealth and livestock.

Further investigations established that the syndicate procured and deployed multiple AK-47 rifles for their operations, with Ali Haruna allegedly supplying one of the firearms belonging to his father, while additional weapons were sourced by other members of the gang. One AK-47 rifle with an empty magazine was recovered during the operation.

Findings revealed that the victim was abducted on separate occasions and taken to forest locations where ransom negotiations were coordinated by Yusuf Rabo himself. The first abduction reportedly yielded a ransom payment of Two Million Naira (₦2,000,000), while a subsequent operation generated Four Million Five Hundred Thousand Naira (₦4,500,000).

The syndicate has also been linked to other violent crimes within the area, including the kidnapping of a trader identified as Mr. Iyke and an armed robbery attack along the Kagoma axis during which commuters were dispossessed of cash and valuables.

Efforts are ongoing to apprehend the fleeing suspect, Ali Haruna, and recover additional weapons and exhibits connected to the crimes.

The Nigeria Police Force remains resolute in dismantling kidnapping and armed robbery networks across the country and assures members of the public of sustained intelligence-led operations against violent criminal groups.

DCP ANTHONY OKON PLACID, psc (+), mnipr, mni
Force Public Relations Officer
Force Headquarters, Abuja
19th May, 2026


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NPF DISMANTLES TRANSNATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING, FRAUD SYNDICATE, RESCUES 30 FOREIGN

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The Nigeria Police Force has recorded a major breakthrough in the fight against transnational organised crime following the dismantling of a human trafficking and fraudulent exploitation syndicate operating within the Federal Capital Territory and neighbouring communities. The operation led to the rescue of thirty (30) foreign nationals and the arrest of thirteen (13) suspects linked to the criminal network.

The suspects arrested include Abdul Ngaki, identified as the principal suspect and syndicate leader, alongside Fatimah Kulibali, Ahmad Kasango, Sidibe Musa, Muhammad Dembele, Saidu Traore, Ali Koulibaly, Abdul Ngeki, Ahmed Sirma, Laya Bando, Aisha Dembele, Abi Togo, and Awa Tesure.

Investigations commenced following intelligence concerning the disappearance of several foreign nationals within Nigeria under suspicious circumstances.

Preliminary findings revealed that the syndicate targeted vulnerable young persons from West African countries, particularly Mali and Gabon, with false promises of migration opportunities to Europe and lucrative employment in Nigeria.

Victims were induced to pay processing and transportation fees before being conveyed to residential locations in Mararaba and Karu, Nasarawa State, where they were held under exploitative and restrictive conditions.

Further investigations established that victims who could not meet additional financial demands were coerced into participating in staged kidnapping schemes orchestrated by the syndicate. Under the arrangement, victims were forced to contact relatives in their home countries while pretending to have been kidnapped, thereby compelling family members to remit ransom payments into accounts controlled by the syndicate.

Acting on credible intelligence, operatives of the Intelligence Response Team (IRT) conducted coordinated operations on 7th May 2026 at identified hideouts along Barrister Road, Rugan Dakachi, Nasarawa State, leading to the rescue of thirty (30) victims, all identified as Malian nationals, and the arrest of thirteen suspects directly connected to the operation.

The Nigeria Police Force its commitment to combating human trafficking, transnational organised crime, and all forms of exploitation, while assuring members of the public that all persons connected to the criminal network will be brought to justice.

DCP ANTHONY OKON PLACID, psc (+), mnipr, mni
Force Public Relations Officer
Force Headquarters, Abuja
18th May, 2026


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Moroccoguy:
Gallant Officer, seems the appointment of this IG is a well deserved one.

I believe so too. This season and beyond will favor us in Jesus name

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The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, paid a working visit to the Edo State Police Command as part of ongoing engagements aimed at strengthening policing operations and enhancing security across the State, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

During the visit, the IGP also paid a courtesy call on His Royal Majesty, Omo N’Oba N’Edo, Uku Akpolokpolo, Oba Ewuare II, CFR, the 40th Oba of the historic Benin Kingdom, at his palace in Benin City.

The engagements underscored the importance of collaboration between the Nigeria Police Force and traditional institutions in promoting peace, public safety, and community-based security initiatives within the State.


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2nd Service Ongoing.

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Evil of the day? Not you
Losses? Not you
Attacks of the enemy? Not you

This Sunday, as you join us at our Exemption Banquet and Anointing Service, you shall be marked out and marked safe from every kind of evil that may be affecting others.

Come and receive the seal of a touch-not entity.


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To Strengthen Operational Effectiveness of Lagos Police Violent Crime Response Unit • CP Tijani lauds Ogunsan's timely intervention 

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As Lagos continues to grow as Nigeria’s commercial nerve centre and West Africa's economic hub, the demand for stronger security infrastructure, rapid response capability and improved operational readiness has become increasingly imperative. Sustaining peace, stability, and public confidence will require continuous investment in the welfare, mobility and protection of frontline personnel.

It is against this backdrop that the Executive Secretary/CEO of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF), Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, today Friday 15th May, presented operational vehicles to the newly established Violent Crime Response Unit of the Lagos State Police Command. Also presented are bulletproof vests and ballistic helmets. The operational vehicles and equipment are expected to enhance efficiency, preparedness, and coordinated response across the state.

The security equipment and response vehicles were formally received by the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Fatai Tijani, during a handing over ceremony attended by senior police officers and other security stakeholders.

The Violent Crime Response Unit, recently launched by the Inspector General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, was established to strengthen rapid operational deployment and improve coordinated response capacity in all 36 states and FCT Abuja.

Speaking during the presentation, Dr. Ogunsan reaffirmed the LSSTF’s commitment to continually providing operational support, logistics and protective equipment required to enhance policing efficiency and personnel safety across the state.
He noted that effective security management requires sustained collaboration between government institutions and security agencies, stressing that Lagos must remain proactive in equipping frontline personnel with modern tools needed to effectively discharge their responsibilities.

In his remarks, CP Tijani commended the LSSTF for its consistent partnership and strategic interventions, describing the donation as impactful. It will strengthen operational readiness, mobility and personnel protection within the Lagos State Police Command.


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helinues:
The definition of being poor have been misunderstood by people generally

Being poor don't mean you don't have money at all but the money is limited for whatever you have in mind

To hustle for money is one thing, spending it judiciously/wisely is actually entire new things.

Had we been managing the small small money we have been having, may be we could have gone far in life

That goes the same for the government, not just us citizens

FortCavazosKnox:
Na that one with bald head for middle go dey beat person pass when it’s time to extort 😂🤣

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 You dey talk from experience?

Baronthecelebri:
This one is the bad eggs.
Let her go and do a DNA test

I can see Mama Faith Oyedepo in her features. No need for DNA

Eba50:
This ones na scapegoat. Ondo state c.p wey dey recive 2m as bribe from one office per month, them transfer am to police h,q. After e cast

These are strong allegations, are you sure?

Nigeria Police Force Intensifies Internal Cleansing, Dismisses Corrupt Officers, Prosecutes Personnel Involved in Kidnapping, Robbery, Extortion 

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The Nigeria Police Force has reaffirmed its commitment to discipline, accountability, and institutional reform with the dismissal, arrest, and prosecution of police personnel found involved in cases of conspiracy, armed robbery, kidnapping, extortion, stealing, and abuse of office in Rivers State and its environs, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

The Force notes that the actions of the affected officers represent a gross betrayal of the ethics, standards, and professional values of the Nigeria Police Force. The leadership of the Force under the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc (+), NPM, remains resolute in its determination to identify, expose, and remove criminal elements from within the institution, irrespective of rank or position.

Investigations into one of the cases uncovered a criminal syndicate involving serving police officers attached to Zone 16 Headquarters, Yenagoa, namely Inspector Ayanniyi Jelili, Inspector Durojaye Francis, and Inspector Olayemi Titus, who allegedly engaged in armed robbery, kidnapping, and extortion while operating illegal patrols within Port Harcourt. The officers reportedly abducted victims during unlawful stop-and-search operations, forcefully gained access to their banking and cryptocurrency applications, and extorted millions of naira from them.

The investigation led to the arrest of the three officers, while three other accomplices identified as Inspector Awele Ogbogu, Inspector Prosper Aghotor, and Corporal Favour Onwuchekwa are currently at large. Exhibits recovered include three Toyota Sienna buses used for the illegal operations and the sum of ₦7,338,800.00 traced to the criminal activities. Findings further revealed that the suspects operated with firearms and had allegedly carried out similar operations against unsuspecting members of the public within Rivers State.

In a separate investigation, the Force uncovered another criminal syndicate involving officers formerly attached to the Department of Operations, Rivers State Command, namely Inspector John Okoi, Inspector Eyibo Asuquo, Inspector Udo Ndipmong, Inspector Bright Nwachukwu, and Inspector Anele Ikechukwu, who engaged in organised acts of kidnapping, extortion, stealing, and official corruption. The dismissed officers were found to have routinely abducted citizens, extorted money through unlawful transfers from victims’ bank and cryptocurrency accounts, and dispossessed them of valuables while operating under the guise of official patrol duties.

Consequently, the five implicated officers were subjected to orderly room proceedings and dismissed from the Nigeria Police Force, while the case file has been forwarded for prosecution on charges bordering on conspiracy, armed robbery, kidnapping, extortion, official corruption, and related offences.

Members of the public are encouraged to continue reporting cases of police misconduct, abuse of office, extortion, and human rights violations through established complaint channels for prompt investigation and action.

The Nigeria Police Force remains committed to a professional, transparent, accountable, and service-driven policing system firmly rooted in the rule of law and the protection of citizens’ rights.

DCP ANTHONY OKON PLACID psc(+) mni
Force Public Relations Officer
Force Headquarters, Abuja


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LSSTF Beefs Up Security With Donation of Bulletproof Vests, Helmets to Lagos Taskforce, Lagos Neighbourhood Safety Agency 

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The Lagos State Security Trust Fund has donated critical operational equipment, including bulletproof vests and ballistic helmets to the Lagos State Taskforce and the Lagos Neighbourhood Safety Agency LNSA, reinforcing ongoing efforts to maintain law, order and public safety across the state.

The donations were presented during separate visits by the Executive Secretary/CEO of LSSTF, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan alongside with the Director of Admin, Mr. Adegbola Lewis, to the Lagos Taskforce Headquarters in Oshodi and the Lagos Neighbourhood Safety Agency (LNSA) facility where he also toured operational areas and personnel dormitories of Lagos Taskforce personnel.

At the Lagos Taskforce Headquarters, the security equipment was formally received by the Chairman of the agency, CSP Adetayo Akerele, while the General Manager of the LNSA, Prince Ifalade Oyekan, received the items for his agency. The intervention included the donation of multiple units of ballistic helmets, bulletproof vests aimed at enhancing personnel protection and emergency response capabilities.

Speaking during the presentations, Dr. Ogunsan described the intervention as part of the clear mandate of the LSSTF to provide “equipment, logistics and training for all security agencies operating within Lagos State.”

Referring to the LNSA as a critical state security institution, he said: “They are our own pride. Whatever we need to nurture them, equip them and ensure that they operate to global standards in keeping Lagos safe, we are ready to do it.”

He clarified that the anti-riot equipment was not intended for aggression, but for maintaining public order during protests, civil disturbances and other emergencies. “We are not preparing men for war; we are preparing personnel capable of containing the excesses of miscreants and unruly elements so Lagosians can sleep with their two eyes closed,” he said.

Dr. Ogunsan further emphasized the importance of prioritizing the welfare and safety of security personnel, noting that officers entrusted with protecting society must themselves be adequately protected and valued.

The Chairman of the Lagos Taskforce, CSP Adetayo Akerele, expressed appreciation to LSSTF for the sustained support and strategic investment in security operations, noting that the donation would significantly boost the operational effectiveness, morale and safety of personnel carrying out enforcement duties across the state.

Similarly, Prince Oyekan commended the LSSTF for consistently prioritizing the welfare and preparedness of LNSA personnel, describing the intervention as timely and vital to strengthening community-based security operations and rapid response capacity within Lagos communities.

The visits also witnessed colourful displays by personnel of Lagos Neighbourhood Safety Agency, with officers of the LNSA fully kitted in the newly donated anti-riot gear, underscoring the growing operational synergy between the LSSTF and security institutions safeguarding Lagos State.

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Op, your topic is either misleading or mischievous.
Where dis she say her parents never beat them?

That's the first thing she started with.
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My Parents Never Beat My Siblings And I

And I don’t say that lightly, especially in a culture where spanking is often seen as the “normal” way to raise children.

But that was not our story.

We were raised in love, not fear.
In guidance, not violence.
In correction, not intimidation.

And yet, my siblings and I grew up with discipline.
We learned respect.
We learned boundaries, responsibility, and how to carry ourselves well.

Nothing about us came from fear,
but everything was still shaped with intention.

Unpopular opinion, especially in many Nigerian spaces: you don’t have to beat your children to raise them well.

And I am deeply grateful.

Because what my siblings and I received was not fear dressed as parenting;
it was love expressed with wisdom, patience, and consistency.

Even today, I don’t just remember it — I honour it.
Yes, I honour you always, Sir & Ma.
Faith Abiola Oyedepo
Winners Chapel International

I honour how beautifully you raised us 🤍


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Ibas3454:
Police - lawyer collaboration.... Very corrupt corruption.. none is better

O ye of little faith. Why are you doubting?

Lagos NBA Chairman, Human Rights Committee Seek Stronger Police–Lawyers' Collaboration During Courtesy Visit to AIG FCID Annex Lagos

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The Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association Lagos Branch, Uchenna Ogunedo Akingbade, alongside the Vice Chairman of the Branch and the Chairman of the Human Rights Committee, James Sonde, on Monday, 12 May 2026, paid a courtesy visit to the Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) Annex, Alagbon Close, Ikoyi, Lagos, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

The visit was aimed at strengthening collaboration between the legal profession and the police in promoting the rule of law, protecting human rights, and enhancing effective justice delivery.

During the engagement, the delegation, comprising members of the NBA Lagos Human Rights Committee and its various sub-committees, introduced the leadership of the committee and sought to establish a structured channel of engagement with the FCID Annex to encourage constructive dialogue and cooperation.

Discussions during the meeting centred on opportunities for collaboration in key areas such as capacity-building initiatives for police officers, improved dialogue on issues affecting the legal profession and the public, protection of suspects’ rights, and strengthening justice delivery through effective investigative, judicial, and forensic processes.

The committee also explored frameworks for coordinated detention and custody visits in line with established police procedures, referral mechanisms for addressing human rights concerns, and possible joint public sensitisation programmes aimed at promoting awareness of citizens’ rights and responsibilities.

Speaking during the engagement, the Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of the FCID Annex, AIG Simeon U. Akpanudom psc fdc mspsp MNIM, welcomed the delegation and commended the Nigerian Bar Association for its commitment to advancing justice, promoting the rule of law, and safeguarding citizens’ rights.

He stressed that sustained engagement between the police and key stakeholders in the justice sector remains critical to strengthening accountability, enhancing public trust, and promoting effective policing.

The AIG further reaffirmed the commitment of the Nigeria Police Force, under the leadership of the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Riliwan Disu , to people-centred policing. He emphasized the importance of continuous professional training and capacity development for both police officers and legal practitioners in order to enhance compliance with human rights standards and ensure efficient justice delivery.

Both parties expressed their commitment to sustained collaboration and agreed to maintain regular engagements that will further strengthen institutional cooperation in the collective pursuit of peace, security, and justice.

The visit concluded with a group photograph.

E-Signed

ASP Mayegun Aminat ANIPR MNISMA
Police Public Relations Officer
For: Assistant Inspector-General of Police
FCID Annex, Alagbon, Ikoyi, Lagos

12 May 2026


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Lagos

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In a bid to support security agencies with critical operational tools needed to combat emerging security challenges and sustain peace across Lagos, the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) under the Executive Secretary/CEO, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan has donated bulletproof vests and ballistic helmets to the Lagos State Commands of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), further reinforcing its commitment to sustaining safety and stability across the state.

The LSSTF Boss, Dr. Ogunsan formally presented the protective gear to the Comptroller of NIS Lagos Command, Mr. Christopher Olu Onajinrin and the Commandant of NSCDC Lagos State Command, Commandant Adedotun Keshinro, even as he reiterated the Fund’s continuous support for security institutions operating in Lagos. The NSCDC Lagos State Command received 30 units of bulletproof vests and helmets, while the Lagos State Command of the Nigeria Immigration Service received 20 units each of bulletproof vests and helmets.

Expressing their gratitude, the Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Keshinro and Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS), Comptroller Olu Onajinrin Lagos commended the LSSTF for the kits which offer a significant boost to personnel safety and operational effectiveness.

Commandant Keshinro described the donation as unprecedented; he seized the opportunity to appreciate the management of LSSTF led by the ES/CEO, Dr. Ogunsan for the unprecedented gesture bestowed on the Civil defence during his visit to the funding agency's headquarters at Alausa Secretariat Ikeja.


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Nigeria has lost one of its most prominent voices in sickle cell advocacy following the passing of Toyin Ibidunni Adesola, the founder of the Sickle Cell Advocacy and Management Initiative (SAMI) whose lifelong commitment to humanity transformed countless lives within the sickle cell community.

Her passing, announced jointly by the Adesola Family, and SAMI, marks the close of a defining chapter in Nigeria’s campaign for greater awareness, improved healthcare, social inclusion, and support for persons living with sickle cell disorder.

For six decades (Sept. 1, 1965 - May 11, 2026), Toyin Adesola lived with sickle cell, standing stoutly at the forefront of advocacy for sickle cell warriors and their families, devoting her life to public enlightenment, counseling, support initiatives, and policy engagement aimed at improving the quality of life for people living with the condition. Through resilience and compassion, she became one of the most respected and recognizable figures in Nigeria’s healthcare advocacy landscape.

As Founder of SAMI, she built an institution that evolved into a beacon of hope and a safe space for countless families navigating the physical, emotional, and social realities of sickle cell disorder. The organisation became widely known for its awareness campaigns, advocacy programmes, support interventions, and efforts aimed at reducing stigma while promoting genotype education and early detection.

Beyond SAMI, her influence resonated strongly across the broader advocacy community. As the longest-serving Chairman of the Coalition of Sickle Cell NGOs, she played a pivotal role in fostering collaboration among advocacy groups and healthcare stakeholders, helping to harmonize a united front on sickle cell issues.

Her extraordinary dedication to the cause earned her admiration across civil society, the medical community, and humanitarian circles, with many affectionately referring to her as the Sickle Cell General, a title that reflected both her courage and her tireless commitment to the struggle for better care and dignity for sickle cell patients.

Associates and members of the advocacy community have continued to pay glowing tributes to her life and legacy, describing her as a compassionate leader, mentor, mobiliser, and a rallying point for the sickle cell community.

In their statement, the Adesola Family and SAMI described her as “a pillar of strength to families battling sickle cell disorder, a source of hope to countless warriors, and a woman whose life embodied service, empathy, and sacrifice.”

The statement added that her enduring legacy would continue to inspire future generations of advocates and humanitarian workers committed to the sickle cell cause. “Though she has departed this world, her voice will continue to resonate through the movement she helped build, the lives she touched, and the hope she gave to thousands.”

Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family in the coming days.


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