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


The Faithful Witness Initiative Charity Organization (FWICO) mobile health team, in collaboration with RCCG, New Dawn Parish, specialized medical personnel and prestigious pharmaceutical companies, conducted a free Rural Community outreach and checkup at Obawole Community, within the Ifako/Ijaiye Local government area.

The event took place on the 18th of October, and provided a wide range of specialized healthcare services to residents.

During the outreach, multidisciplinary teams, including a doctor, nurses, counsellors and pharmacist offered free general medical consultations, checkups, primary care services, health education and referrals.

An estimated 1,257 persons were attended to, with hundreds of blood and sugar level tests, and more hundreds of pharmaceutical packs given out.

The initiative aimed at contributing to a healthier and wealthier nation, by ensuring access to quality healthcare.

FWICO activities included screenings; blood pressure check, blood glucose tests, malaria rapid test and hepatitis B tests.

Consultations; where a general physician, pharmacist and nurses saw about 1,257 patients (children ≈ 20 % Women 50% and Men 30%)

Health Talks; was based on Nutrition, hygiene, malaria prevention and the need for regular health checkups

Community leaders praised the initiative for their timely venture, describing their actions as 'commendable and humane' and that GOD will continue to bless them for their good deeds.

FWICO through their leader, Pharm. Elizabeth Idahosa, issued a statement, pledging to take advantage of strategic alliances to extend Outreach programs not only across Nigeria, but allover the world, and also emphasized that the organization was all about community wellness.

"No serious athlete improves without regularly evaluating their performance, this principle means that growth requires honest assessment even more crucially to our physical health.
Routine health checkups serves as a preventive measure to catch potential issues before they become significant problems and more also access to information about your health empowers you to make informed lifestyle choices. Regular health checkups contributes to increased life expectancy and improved quality of life."

Set to partner with local schools & churches to further boost attendance and also schedule quarterly outreach cycles in different communities for continuity of care, FWICO, intends to grow a community that encourages holistic health development; body, mind and spirit.

They also promote wellness through community health screening, with a goal to make individuals seize the opportunity to evaluate their present health status and acquire insights into their prospective wellbeing. And also to deliver vital health services and consultations to the individuals thereby cultivating a sense of accountability for individual health.

FWICO is an advocate for equilibrium among physical, mental and emotional wellbeing.

This recent outreach further demonstrated the high demand for accessible health services in rural areas, also proving how effective early detection is to health promotion.
By GOD'S Grace, continued collaboration with community leaders and other health agencies will sustain their impact.



Galatians 6:9 KJV
[9] And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.


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Happy new month Hair Lovers

Holds Thursday 11th December 

By Oki O. Samson 

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

Plans have been concluded for the 19th edition of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF)'s Annual Town Hall Meeting on Security with the Governor, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

At the event, the Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu will, as Lagos' no. 1 Chief Security Officer, champion the task of driving immense financial, material, and moral support for the Public-Private partnership agency which has been at the forefront of safety and security since its establishment in 2007. It will also be the first Town Hall meeting to be spearheaded by the agency's new Executive Secretary/CEO, Dr Ayo Ogunsan.

Over the years, the Town Hall Meeting has become a platform for reviewing security interventions and strengthening partnerships in Nigeria's commercial nerve centre and West Africa's economic hub, Lagos. The theme of this year's Town Hall meeting is “Building Trust, Enhancing Security: A New Era of Security and Partnerships.” It will bring together top government officials, security agencies, private-sector partners and other stakeholders committed to improving safety across the state. It will be held on Thursday 11th December, 2025, by 11am at Eko Hotel and Suites in Lagos.

This year’s edition will focus on deepening public trust and advancing collaborative approaches to tackling emerging security challenges. LSSTF expressed optimism that the outcome of the meeting would further strengthen the state’s security framework and support ongoing efforts to enhance public safety.

Participation at this year's event will be strictly by invitation due to the high-level nature of the deliberations and the need to accommodate core stakeholders.

However, the public would not be left out, as the entire session would be streamed live on its official social media platforms for wider access and transparency. Thus, members of the public can join the broadcast through the Lagos State Security Trust Fund and Lagos State Government pages on Facebook and Instagram.

You can join the event Live on:-

FACEBOOK: Lagos State Security Trust Fund/followlasg 

INSTAGRAM: followlsstf/lagosstategovt


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

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‎The Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Mallam Shehu Mohammed has won the 2025 Road Safety Champion Awards instituted by the  National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP) at the National Conference/Awards held recently in Lagos, in recognition of his aggressive transformation agenda in road transportation safety and commitment to championing the campaign for safer road environment in Nigeria through the FRSC platform.
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‎In his remarks at the event, the National President of NAOSNP, Mayor Oki Samson emphasized the growing responsibility of the media—particularly online security news outlets in shaping public understanding and national resilience in an era marked by complex security threats, misinformation, and rapid technological changes. Mayor Oki underscored the vital role of the press in national security discourse and called for deeper collaboration between media and security agencies to ensure accurate, timely, and responsible reporting.
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‎According to him, the event represents not just a dialogue, but a critical partnership between those who safeguard the nation and those that shape public opinions, stressing the need for harmony that could present national understanding, cohesion and development. He called on the award winners to continue to discharge their national responsibilities with greater zeal and patriotism, noting that building and safeguarding a nation requires robust collaboration and partnerships between stakeholders.
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‎In his Keynote address, the the former Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Gwabin Musa, who was represented by Air Vice Marshal Bashir Rimi Mamman underscored the critical interplay between security, governance, and national development. His called for unity, responsible journalism, and collective action to secure Nigeria’s future. "This event serves as a platform for reinforcing the media’s role in national security and commitment to safeguarding the nation," he stated.
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‎The Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIG) Zone 2 Lagos, Adegoke Fayoade, who spoke on the theme of the conference, positioned security as a foundational enabler of economic development and resource safeguarding in Nigeria, saying the two must always harmonize to produce credible results for national security and development agenda.

With the theme “Securing and Safeguarding Nigeria’s Economic Resources,” AIG Fayoade's messages highlighted the necessity of aligning security operations with economic priorities, leveraging  identity and information systems, partnering across sectors, and ensuring ethical, capable, forward‑looking security institutions. Such an approach, he said, recognises that economic resources whether tangible (infrastructure, commodities, ports) or intangible (identity systems, revenue flows, investor confidence) require integrated, multi‑dimensional protection.
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‎"As Nigeria continues to aim for growth, investment, and resource optimisation, the link between security and economy remains central," the AIG submitted.
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‎Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed of the FRSC whose award was received on his behalf by the Sector Commander of Lagos State Sector Command of the FRSC, Corps Commander Kehinde Hamzat, reiterated that every movement starts and ends on the road. He stressed that transportation is a critical aspect of Nigeria's infrastructure and plays a vital role in connecting people, goods and services across the country.Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed further noted that Road Traffic Crashes are the major factors contributing to disruptions in the supply chains and increase in operational costs for the transport sector.
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‎While emphasizing the role of stakeholders in national security and development efforts, Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed gave assurances that FRSC as an agency of the Federal Government charged with the lead agency responsibility of ensuring road traffic management and safety administration in the country will effectively enforce relevant reforms in transportation safety laws as government at all levels is geared toward investing more in infrastructure and combating corruption in the system.
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‎The FRSC Boss further called on the media to continue to raise public awareness on issues of road safety, hold people accountable and disseminate information most professionally to build trust and ensure integrity of their reportage, dedicating the award to the hardworking personnel of the FRSC.
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‎In attendance at the event which also saw the award of NAOSNP "Best Security Agency Spokesperson of the Year" to the FRSC Public Education Officer, Assistant Corps Marshal Olusegun Ogungbemide
‎were representative of the former Chief of Defence Staff; representative of the Minister of Police Affairs, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam; the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 2 Lagos, Adegoke Fayoade and the representative of the Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Dr. Ahmed Abubakar Audi among security and other agencies.
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‎It is worthy of note that NAOSNP National Security Conference/Awards has over the years become the largest media-organized security conference, gathering top public and private stakeholders in Nigeria’s security architecture.


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


Sam Kingpin is set to release "Okay" on the 5th of December 2025; a track ready to break the remaining barriers of traditional pop culture in Africa.
The track will catapult him from a Nigerian artiste into another global voice for Africa's new generation of internationally renowned artistes, especially since his target audience is the United Kingdom.
And while the song is laced with promises, the man behind it is deliberate about his music ambitions.

Since releasing his first tracks, Sam Kingpin has continued to push boundaries with bold lyrics, magnetic stage presence, commitment to authenticity, and yet remaining passionate about representing his roots.
He aims at bringing a fresh voice to the global music space while staying connected to the streets that shaped him.

Describing his musical intentions, Sam Kingpin discloses that he is inclined is to telling relatable stories through his craft
"I want to create music that resonates with everyday people, be it concerning the realities of life, Celebrations, Love or otherwise"
And he briefly summarizes his major challenges to be basically "access to funds, proper management structure and digital visibility"

The story behind his forthcoming track, "Okay" is that of a struggling young man who left home to the city to find a better life with the promise of taking care of his family and also getting married to his current girlfriend

As he builds momentum, Sam Kingpin stands out among Africa's most promising new talents, and he has an Extended Project dropping early 2026.


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


Song Name : OKAY
Date of release : 5th December 2025
Target Audience : UK

https://ditto.fm/okay_6ca07294

Story Behind The Track: Okay is a story of a struggling young man who left home to the city to find a better life with the promise of taking care of his family, and also getting married to his girlfriend


What Are You Intentions Are With The Music: I want to create music that resonates with everyday people be it about reality , Celebrations, Love or Life


Challenges Faced: Accessibility to Funds , Management and Visibility


Any Upcoming Project: I have An EP dropping early next year

Sam Kingpin is a rising music artist from Lagos, Nigeria, known for his vibrant fusion of Afrobeats, hip-hop, and street-inspired rhythms. Growing up in the heart of Lagos, Sam developed a deep love for music early on, drawing inspiration from the energy, hustle, and cultural richness of the city. His sound blends catchy melodies with raw, relatable storytelling, earning him a fast-growing fan base and recognition in the underground scene.

Since releasing his first tracks, Sam Kingpin has continued to push boundaries with bold lyrics, magnetic stage presence, and a commitment to authenticity. Passionate about representing his roots, he aims to bring a fresh voice to the global music space while staying connected to the streets that shaped him. As he builds momentum, Sam Kingpin stands out as one of Lagos’ most promising new talents.

https://www.instagram.com/samkingpin?igsh=ejdjNWprOHphOW95

https://open.spotify.com/artist/3IjKc10UpttUM1m0Rlmfae?si=xI0OOqfxSF2RyybnCRzdbQ

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Dalohad:
Sorry, I need clarification..

The previous graduates of the Police Academy, do they not graduate with Bachelor's degree before now?

Dem suppose put names of all 1187

COMMISSIONED AS ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS OF POLICE

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



The President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, His Excellency Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, today, 29th November 2025, commissioned One Thousand One Hundred and Eighty-Seven (1,187) cadets of Regular Course 7 into the Nigeria Police Force as Assistant Superintendents of Police (ASPs).

The colourful Passing Out Parade (POP) held at the Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil, Kano State, marked the successful completion of five years of intensive academic and professional training. At the end of this rigorous programme, the cadets have not only been commissioned as officers but have also earned Bachelor’s degrees in various disciplines, making them equipped with both academic qualifications and professional policing skills to serve the nation effectively.

Represented by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator George Akume, CON, the President congratulated the newly commissioned officers and charged them to discharge their duties with utmost integrity, professionalism, and respect for human rights. He reiterated the Federal Government’s unwavering commitment to police reform, improved welfare for personnel, and enhanced operational capabilities.

The well-attended ceremony was graced by distinguished personalities including: Shanta Emily Knowles, Head of the Royal Bahamas Police Force;
Governor of Kano State, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf;
Representatives of the Chief of Defence Staff and Service Chiefs; members of the National Assembly;
top government functionaries, heads of sister security agencies; senior serving and retired police officers; Provost and academic faculty of the Nigeria Police Academy; traditional and religious leaders; parents, and well-wishers.

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, Ph.D., NPM, while congratulating the 1,187 new ASPs, commended their resilience, discipline, and dedication throughout the training. He reminded them that effective policing rests on character, discipline, and professionalism, and urged them to remain steadfast in protecting lives and property, maintaining law and order, and rebuilding public trust in the Nigeria Police Force.

The Nigeria Police Force reassures Nigerians of its determination to continue producing highly trained, educated, and professional officers capable of meeting contemporary security challenges.


CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, anipr, mipra
FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
FORCE HEADQUARTERS
ABUJA.

29th November, 2025



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LAGOS POLICE WOMEN MARK 70TH ANNIVERSARY OF NIGERIA POLICE WOMEN WITH 5KM WALK AGAINST GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE

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

The women of Lagos State Police Command, on Saturday, 29th November 2025, held a 5km Walkathon Against Gender-Based Violence, joined by the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA). The walkathon is part of the ongoing activities commemorating the 70th anniversary of Nigeria Police Women, celebrating seven decades of courage, resilience, and dedicated service.

Policewomen across the Command turned out in large numbers, demonstrating unity and a renewed commitment to combating all forms of gender-based violence in Lagos State.

The walkathon was led by the Commissioner of Police, CP Olohundare Jimoh, who walked alongside the women in a strong show of support for their advocacy efforts. He was accompanied by ACP Mary Ayim, Assistant Commissioner of Police (Administration),being the most senior female officer in the Command, as well as all female Area Commanders, female Divisional Police Officers (DPOs), and female personnel of the Command.

The walk commenced from the State Headquarters, proceeding through Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way, engaging members of the public and amplifying awareness on the urgent need to eliminate gender-based violence.

In his address, CP Olohundare Jimoh applauded the outstanding contributions of policewomen to the Command, highlighting their significant roles in crime prevention, criminals’ apprehension, and administrative leadership. He emphasised that their dedication continues to strengthen the operational effectiveness of the Lagos State Police Command and deepen community trust.

The Commissioner reaffirmed the Command’s commitment to supporting women in policing and to partnering with relevant agencies to ensure the protection and safety of all residents, particularly survivors of gender-based violence.


SP ABIMBOLA ADEBISI, anipr, mipra,
POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
LAGOS STATE COMMAND.
29TH NOVEMBER, 2025.


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[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD

Uphold Discipline, Service to Humanity, Police Affairs Minister Urges Academy Fresh Graduates
 


The Minister of Police Affairs, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam, has charged Police graduands to uphold the highest standards of discipline, integrity, and service to humanity.

He stated this, according to a statement made available to the National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP), during the convocation ceremony of Regular Courses 1 to 7 of the Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil, Kano, where he was represented by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Police Affairs, Dr. Anuma Ogbonnaya Nlia.

The Minister said the Academy remains a critical institution in Nigeria's security architecture, producing officers equipped with world-class knowledge, ethical grounding, and operational competence.

"The badge they wear is not merely a symbol of authority; it is a reminder of the trust the Nigerian people place in them. Let your conduct reflect the values of transparency, accountability, respect for human rights, and strict adherence to the rule of law," Gaidam stressed.

He added, "Today is not only a celebration of academic achievement but a reaffirmation of our commitment to building a modern, highly skilled, and professional Police Force capable of meeting the evolving security needs of our nation."

The Minister pointed out that the graduands are joining the Force at a time when the nation faces complex security challenges, including insurgency, banditry, cybercrime, kidnapping, and violent extremism. "The responsibility is enormous, but the training has prepared them to confront these challenges with professionalism, courage, and sound judgment," he said.

Gaidam expressed the Ministry's commitment to the ongoing reform, modernization, and repositioning of the Nigeria Police Force, citing policy reforms, strategic capacity-building initiatives, improved welfare packages, enhanced training infrastructure, and technology-driven policing as key areas of focus.

He congratulated the graduands, their families, and all who have supported them on this journey, commending the Commandant, Academy Management, faculty members, instructors, and support staff for their dedication to grooming the next generation of police leaders.

L-R: Registrar, Nigeria Defence Academy (NDA), Brigadier. General. Ogunleye, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Police Affairs, Dr. Anuma Ogbonnaya Nlia, Commandant Police Academy (POLAC), AIG Patrick Atayero, Provost (POLAC), Deputy Inspector General (FCID), DIG, Idris Abubakar Sadiq, and Executive Chairman, Wudil Local Government Area, Abba Muhammad Tukur, during the convocation ceremony of the Regular Courses 1 to 7 of the Nigeria Police Academy, held at Wudil, Kano,


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

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The hype is undeniable. Across social media, on digital platforms, and in the hearts of those set to worship GOD in spirit and in truth, the atmosphere is growing more euphoric, and more electrifying.

The Symphony of Praise And Worship is just eight days away from it's highly anticipated debut mega concert, and the spotlight is fixated on what will be one of Nigeria's biggest Gospel export.

Since it's glorious Talent Quest finale on November 1st, the Symphony of Praise And Worship has been on a trailblazing adventure of praise and obeisance to GOD.

The SPAW's recent unveiling of fresh Gospel faces, notably, Praise Moses, Dharmie Hilz and Isioma Charles, done in Grand style at the conclusion of the Talent Quest on November 1st, set the tone for what is becoming a strategically orchestrated countdown of melodies, memories and moments.

Set to take place on Saturday, December 7, the hype of the forthcoming mega concert has gone far beyond just another event.

Featuring Emma OMG, Lilian Nneji, BeeJay Sax, Eno Michael, Pelumi Deborah, Limoblaze and Bata Girl. Others are AnEndlessOcean, Praise4One Choir, JTrybe, OmoArugboOjo, Hope Activate among other anointed voices, the mega concert has sparked online conversations, awakened curiosity, ignited passion, and established SPAW as a national symbol of reverence and worship to GOD Almighty.

From celebrity teasers to special invitations, social trends to influencer conversations, the SPAW movement has been ablaze with user-generated stories which are all contributing to turning the forthcoming Symphony of Praise And Worship with Dr. AjokeSings concert into a national moment.

As the D-DAY approaches, the stage is set for what promises to be a worship concert like no other, whether on ground at the Lagos Continental Hotel, or online (via digital platforms), no one is left out of praising and worshiping the King of Kings- Jesus Christ. A legacy in the making.

This is because, this concert is not just Dr. Ajoke Ogunsan's story, it is the story of everyone who has experienced the Goodness of GOD. Every living soul's story. The story of everyone impacted by the Salvation of GOD through Jesus Christ

And now the countdown is on, 8 days to go.

Here's to the birth of the Symphony of Praise And Worship legacy, powered by gratitude



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Nigeria Police Zone 2 Command Leads Celebration Of Women In Policing At 70 With 5km Sensitization Walk; Says No To Gender-Based Violence

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[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.
 
For seven remarkable decades, women have stood as pillars of courage, service, and resilience in the Nigeria Police Force. They are breaking boundaries, shaping operational excellence with gallantry, and championing the protection of vulnerable persons across the nation,  National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

This milestone celebration also provides a worthy moment to honour the transformative leadership of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, whose administration has become widely recognized for its unprecedented commitment to gender inclusion and professional empowerment of women in the Force. Under his watch, female officers are not only rising to senior leadership positions but also leading innovations in policing strategy, operations, and public engagement.

Further, the strategic guidance of the Force Gender Advisor, Assistant Inspector-General of Police, AIG Aishatu Abubakar Baju, has opened new frontiers for Policewomen to contribute their full potential to national security.

To commemorate the 70 Years of Women Policing in Nigeria, the Zone 2 Police Command (comprising Lagos and Ogun States) used the opportunity to emphasize that gender-based violence, child molestation, rape, intimidation, and every form of abuse must have no place in our society. This was marked by a 5km sensitization walk around Onikan down to Falomo in Lagos on Friday, 28th November. Other events will continue till Monday, 1st of December, 2025.

The Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of Zone 2, AIG Adegoke Fayoade speaking shortly after the Policewomen Walk celebrated the women in Police and urged the general public to shun gender based violence. 'We say no to gender-based violence. We want gender mainstreaming, let all gender be given their proper place in the affairs of the nation. Our Policewomen are very gallant, supportive, professional, and innovative.'

A top female officer and AC X-Squad Zone 2, ACP Edinor Justice said: 'We are grateful to God for the strength and commitment. We went out to create awareness on gender-based violence. We all know it is a menace not only in Nigeria but worldwide. It is not something that we cannot overcome, that is why we have created awareness to individuals, organizations, and institutions that we should come together to say no to violence, no to rape, and no to GBV. We pray that as we are celebrating the past, we are committing to the present, and inspiring the future.'

Another senior female officer, ACP Amina Yakubu added: 'I am excited because today, women in Nigeria Police are celebrating 70 years anniversary of women policing in Nigeria. We say no to every form of gender-based violence.'

The Zonal PRO, Zone 2, CSP Ayuba Tunni Umma indicated: 'We commend the initiator of this program, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Egbetokun and our mother in person of AIG Force Gender Advisor, AIG Aishatu Abubakar Baju, for this great initiative. This has never been and it's kind of first time, we want to say a very big thank you, because this has never been in the history of Nigeria Police, and it's a good thing that we're celebrating 70 years of women in policing. Just like my fellow colleagues have said, it is not easy being a woman, being a mother, and then pursuing a career in the police job. You know, you have a lot of challenges, but we're grateful that women are growing, and then we're soaring above and rising to the peak of our career in this it has not been so in the history but, with the present administration, women have been given the opportunities to play their strategic roles, to exhibit their full potentials in different areas of the police. We want to say a big thank you to IGP Kayode Egbetokun for being gender friendly IGP. We say a very big thank you to AIG Aishatu Baju for being the architect behind this new gender-inclusivity, then to our own father, the AIG in charge of Zone 2 command, AIG Adegoke Fayoade for his support always.'
'The 5-km walk is more of a sensitization on gender based violence. We want to say women are important. We want to say no to violence against our children, because our children are leaders of tomorrow, We don't want to begin to groom and raise our children in this kind of manner.'


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Boboye Oyeyemi Inducted As 21st President, CILT Nigeria; Fashola, Wole Soyinka, Oyetola Urge Him To Innovate Logistics And Transport Sector

By Oki O. Samson

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


In a ceremony described as historic and transformational, former Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps FRSC and one of Nigeria’s most respected transport administrators, Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi was inaugurated as the 21st President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) Nigeria yesterday Thursday 27th November 2025. He pledged to unify the Institute, deepen professionalism, and reposition the country as a global logistics force, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

In his acceptance speech yesterday, the new National President, Dr. Oyeyemi declared: “Today’s gathering is not merely ceremonial; it is a call to renewal. Leadership is not privilege; it is stewardship and a covenant of service that demands accountability, humility, and purpose.”

The new President anchored his vision on the ceremony’s theme: Building on Our Legacies, Uniting Every Member, and Positioning CILT Nigeria as a Global Force in Transport and Logistics. He reflected on the organisation’s 67-year national history and its 106-year global heritage, calling members to collective action. “Our Institute stands at the threshold of renewal, ready to consolidate, modernize, and globalize.”

He paid glowing tribute to past leaders and, in particular, outgoing President Barr. Mfon Ekong Usoro, whose tenure he described as transformative. “Excellence and inclusivity are achievable together,” Oyeyemi noted, referencing Usoro’s record-breaking national conference attendance of over 600 participants.

He then outlined eight strategic pillars which he will focused on during his 2-year tenure. This includes governance, research, innovation, diversity, and legislative recognition for which he unveiled a Project 2027 Agenda. This is a legislative push to secure an Act of Parliament for CILT Nigeria. “Project 2027 is not just an ambition; it is an institutional legacy we must achieve together.”

"We will build stronger partnerships with CILT International, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat, and the African Development Bank (AFDB) positioning Nigeria as the logistics nerve centre of West Africa. CILT Nigeria must not be a local observer but a regional leader in logistics transformation."

He urged members, “Let us build an Institute that every member is proud to call home, a home that is strong in fellowship, credible in advocacy, and visionary in impact.”

The outgoing President, Barr. Mfon Ekong Usoro, in her address highlighted the gains of her administration from stronger governance to the expansion of partnerships and deeper global integration. “We stopped the practice of remitting foreign currency through friends abroad. We implemented strict processes through CILT’s domiciliary accounts.”

The former Director-General of NIMASA expressed confidence in her successor, Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi, describing his emergence as the beginning of a new chapter of consolidation and institutional maturity.
“The leadership handover signals a renewed phase of growth and consolidation for CILT Nigeria.”

During the event, some of the distinguished guests charted the road ahead for CILT Nigeria under the leadership of Dr. Oyeyemi. They also received adistinguished awards during the ceremony.

The former Minister of Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN who chaired the occasion was represented by his Chief of Staff, Mr. Dimeji Sofowora. He noted that CILT must embrace emerging technologies or risk lagging behind in a rapidly evolving global logistics marketplace. “The world of logistics and transport us undergoing rapid and unprecedented transformation. Innovation now serves as the core engine driving global competitiveness. Technology has become the new infrastructure reshaping how goods are produced, stored, transported, paid for, and delivered. Intelligent transport systems, automated warehousing, and smart traffic management are present realities that determine national competitiveness.”

Fashola celebrated Oyeyemi’s data-driven leadership, recalling his FRSC legacy.
“Every crash had a cause, and if the cause could be identified, it could be prevented,” describing Oyeyemi as a “focused leader” with a record of measurable outcomes.

Nigeria’s Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka who is the Special Guest of Honour at the event added moral and historical depth to the moment. “Road safety is a very scientific process, decisions about speed, road design and vehicle standards are never whimsical.”

Soyinka, who pioneered Nigeria’s earliest road safety efforts decades ago, charged Oyeyemi to innovate boldly. “Congratulations, I fully expect to see innovations during your presidency. And I know that you have a collaboration of even the special marshals who are not employees but volunteers who dedicate themselves to the principle of right to life.” he declared.

Further, the former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, represented by Mrs. Baphne Shahoma, delivered an inspirational tribute to the new president. Lauding Oyeyemi’s public service record, he emphasized the need for legitimacy, qualification standards, and deeper compliance within the logistics profession as he also charged the incoming administration to rely on the experience of the outgoing president, Barr. Mfon Usoro. “If you need counsel, don't go anywhere else. Start with her, unless she is unavailable at any point. She is supposed to be your partner and bilaterally engage as much as you can. Take as much as you can from her because she is a reservoir of information and she has access that I am sure she is willing to share with you. Your selection was by destiny that now places in your hands the compass for greatness in CILT.”

In his goodwill message, the Hon. Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola represented by Mr. Igwe Kingsley, Registrar/CEO of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN) stressed the urgency of professionalizing freight logistics in Nigeria. He also noted that bridging the gap between CILT, the Ministry, CRFFN, and frontline practitioners is essential for a competitive logistics ecosystem. “Let me emphasize that under your leadership, the task before the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport is strengthening professionalism in freight forwarding and logistics practices. The Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy recognizes CILT as a strategic partner in building a globally competitive logistics ecosystem. We remain committed to deepening our partnership to enhance efficiency, connectivity and competitiveness across Nigeria’s logistics value chain,” the Minister reiterated.


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FRSC RS2 Zonal Commander, ACM Ann Oladayo Goes On Special Intervention Patrol To Ensure Safety In Lagos, Ogun Corridors Ahead Yuletide Season 

By Oki O. Samson

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


The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) RS2 Zonal Command, Lagos yesterday Wednesday 26th November began a focused three-day Special Intervention Patrol along the Lagos-Ibadan and Shagamu-Ijebu Ode corridors as the Agency ramps up sensitization and enforcement ahead of the busy Yuletide season. The exercise which was personally led by the Zonal Commanding Officer of Zone RS2 HQ, Assistant Corps Marshal, ACM Ann O. Oladayo moved from Ojota to Otedola bridge to Berger to Ogunmakin through Shagamu, Ogere, Mowe/Ibafo and terminated at Ojota, where a mobile court was deployed to prosecute flagrant offenders. This special patrol operation is a precursor to the nationwide “Operation Zero” enforcement which will be flagged off by the Corps Marshal of FRSC, Mallam Shehu Mohammed and will be intensified across the country in December, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

Speaking with pressmen during the special patrol operation, the Zone RS2 Commanding Officer, ACM Ann Oladayo described the patrol as deliberate and preventive: “This patrol is a precursor to December’s nationwide operation. It is a pre before the Operation Zero that we will carry out on a large scale across the nation. It is designed to sensitize motorists and ensure communities feel FRSC’s presence before intensified enforcement begins during the first week of December. We are trying to sensitize the public that towards the end of the year like this, we have a lot of vehicular movements on the road and as such there is a need for us to make sure that traffic laws and regulations of the highway are adhered to.”

The Berger–Lagos–Ibadan and Shagamu–Ijebu-Ode corridors that fall within the RS2 zone are among the heavily plied routes in the country, thus it requires utmost attention. During the launch of the 3-day intervention patrol, Oladayo mapped the patrol coverage: Ogunmakin to Shagamu (about 50–60 km), Shagamu to Mowe/Ibafo (roughly 30–35 km), and Mowe/Ibafo to Ojota (20–25 km). The patrol sweep covered approximately 100–110 kilometres of the arterial highway. The three-day exercise is intended to clear obstructions, check vehicle fitness, curb speeding and clamp down on other behaviours that trigger crashes at year-end.

“Our aim is clear,” Oladayo told the newsmen. “Our strategic goal is to reduce fatalities by at least 10 per cent this year. That is why we are here. We want to ensure that we don't have all these crashes on our highway. We do not want to be carrying dead bodies on our roads, especially at this time of the year.”

She said the bulk of crashes are preventable and attributed them to poor driving culture which includes impatience, noncompliance with traffic rules, drink-driving, overloading and mechanically faulty vehicles. “We don't want to associate this time of the year with tragedies, that people must die on the roads. That is not so. Many of these incidents are caused by simple disregard for road regulations it is a result of lack of adherence to road signs, laws and our attitude towards driving on the road,” she added.

During the exercise, the team from RS2 HQ combined enforcement tools such as mobile courts, radar guns for speed checks and patrols targeting improperly latched trailers and overloaded vehicles, with public sensitization. A mobile court at Ojota was put in place to fast-track prosecution of offenders. Oladayo urged motorists to adopt basic, lifesaving practices: inspect vehicles before departure; ensure tyres, brakes and lights are roadworthy; fasten seat belts; avoid alcohol before driving; observe speed limits; and stop overloading. “Safety is everybody’s responsibility. Nobody has a monopoly on the use of the road,” she said, warning specifically about trailers with unsecured loads. “Any small crash involving an unlatched trailer can become a total disaster.”

This intervention spans both Lagos and Ogun states and represents a coordinated approach between state commands within RS2 HQ. The joint posture signals that FRSC will maintain heightened visibility ahead of and during the Yuletide season. The patrol which will conclude on Friday is a warm-up for the comprehensive Operation Zero enforcement that the FRSC will mount in December.


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[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.


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


On November 23, 2025, the world celebrated the birth anniversary of one of the most -sold out for GOD- women of our time- Nkoyo Imoh.
Powered by a heart for the things of our Lord Jesus Christ, she is an icon of innovation, generosity and personified love of GOD through love for humanity.

As she clocks a year older, GODSPOWERPROJECT celebrates her extraordinary journey- one that shatters ethnic barriers, and denominational differences, while enabling the younger generations, particularly Christians to take deeper roots in Christ, and bear fruits worthy of repentance.

Raised by her family not to take the matters of GOD with levity, it became clear from a young age that Nkoyo would be a threat to the kingdom of darkness.
And over the years, GOD has continuously empowered her to build a Kingdom legacy; as a Church's Children's Class Teacher, Generous Giver, Spiritual Mentor to Christians from different denominations, Biological Mother, and Amazing Wife, among other notable roles.

Despite being a certified and practicing Laboratory Scientist, Nkoyo is currently the Lead Anchor at Power Friendship Center (FC) at The Lord's Crew (TLC), and also the Children's Church Coordinator. At the same time, she is the lead marketer for the Bestselling "1 Corinthians" Expository journal of Apostle Paul's first letter to the Church in Corinth, by Aniekan Peters.

As Nkoyo Imoh celebrates the Grace of GOD upon her life this November, GODSPOWERPROJECT amplifies the sound of Joy in the Body of Christ as this Kingdom Giant adds another year.
Happy birthday Mrs. Imoh, many happy returns in Jesus precious name



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SYMPHONY OF PRAISE & WORSHIP CONCERT — 1ST EDITION 🔥
with Dr. Ajoke Sings (Ajoke Ogunsan)

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

Beloved,
A sound is rising… Heaven is calling… The maiden SPAW Concert is here — a night of pure encounter where all creations lift one voice to the OBA NLA, declaring Osuba Re!

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LSSTF CEO, Ogunsan Joins Real Estate Leaders At Launch Of Property Brokers International Magazine; Calls Them To Donate Into Security Of Lagos 
By Oki O. Samson
 
Psalm 150:6 KJV
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.

The Executive Secretary/CEO of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF), Dr. Ayo Ogunsan, yesterday joined industry players across Nigeria’s real estate, security, and public–private sectors at the official launch of Property Brokers International Magazine, Trek Africa Newspaper can report.

The magazine which is published by the CEO of Badison Security Services, Dr. Matthew Ibadin was launched under the theme, “Tokenization and Financing: The Future of Real Estate Investment in Africa”. The theme highlighted emerging innovations shaping the continent’s property landscape, including technology-driven investment models, infrastructure development, and safety considerations.

In his brief message at the magazine launch, Dr. Ogunsan commended the Publisher, Dr. Ibadin for creating a platform that bridges real estate, security, and technological advancement. He emphasized that sustainable property development cannot exist without strong security structures. According to him, “Real estate thrives only where safety is guaranteed. This is why LSSTF continues to champion partnerships that strengthen the capacity of security agencies across Lagos State.”

As part of the event program, a promotional LSSTF video was projected, reiterating the Fund’s crucial role in supporting law enforcement agencies through equipment procurement, logistics, and other operational needs.

Dr. Ogunsan used the moment to renew calls for public and private sector support. “I want to urge every stakeholder to continue contributing generously to the LSSTF. Your donations enhance security, protect investments, and ensure that Lagos remains a safe environment for business and livelihood.”
To donate, use:
A/c name: Lagos State Security Trust Fund
A/c no: 2011173953
Bank: FIRST BANK.

The event was attended by notable dignitaries including the AIG Zone 2, AIG Adegoke Fayoade, the Lagos CP, CP Olohundare Moshood Jimoh as represented by DC Administration, DCP Khan Salihu, CP Ayo Faniyan, security leaders and entrepreneurs in the real estate industry, alongside other stakeholders.


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New Era 2025 Greetings in Jesus Name.

Here's the CHoP guidelines for today

Monday, 17th November 2025

Intercession 1: Father, thank You for the influx of great multitudes into our Service(s) yesterday, and for instant testimonies and diverse encounters by Your Word.

*Psa. 115:1:*‭ Not unto us, O LORD, not unto us, but unto thy name give glory, for thy mercy, and for thy truth's sake.

Intercession 2: Father, thank You for the multitude of first-timers and massive salvations witnessed in our service(s) yesterday.

Jhn. 6:44: No man can come to me, except the Father which hath sent me draw him: and I will raise him up at the last day.

Intercession 3: Father, thank You for destroying every gate of hell arrayed against the full delivery of Your purpose at Shiloh 2025.

Isa. 43:17: Which bringeth forth the chariot and horse, the army and the power; they shall lie down together, they shall not rise: they are extinct, they are quenched as tow.

Intercession 4: Father, thank You for making Shiloh 2025 a mountain of voices that will launch the saints to supernatural heights in life.

2 Pet. 1:18: And this voice which came from heaven we heard, when we were with him in the holy mount.

Intercession 5: Father, thank You for breathing upon all preparations towards Shiloh 2025, resulting in hitch-free delivery.

Psa. 138:8: The LORD will perfect that which concerneth me: thy mercy, O LORD, endureth for ever: forsake not the works of thine own hands.


PERSONAL THANKSGIVING:

Phil. 4:6: Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.


*Jesus is Lord!*

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


The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arraigned a former bank staff member, Obinna Nwaobi, before the Federal High Court in Enugu over the alleged criminal diversion of a customer’s $510,000.

Nwaobi was brought before Justice C.O. Ajah on a seven-count charge bordering on obtaining money by false pretence, fraudulent conversion, and stealing.

The EFCC said he abused his position as a banking officer to illicitly divert funds entrusted to him by a customer.

According to the charge, Nwaobi allegedly received the sum of $510,000 from a customer under the guise of helping to manage and invest the funds but dishonestly converted the money to his personal use.

The offences, the Commission noted, violate Section 1(1)(a) of the Advance Fee Fraud Act 2006 and Sections 342 and 343 of the Criminal Code Law of Enugu State.

The Commission stated that the alleged fraud was uncovered after the new generation bank where Nwaobi previously worked detected suspicious transfers linked to him.

An internal review reportedly confirmed the irregularities, prompting the bank to escalate the matter to the EFCC, which then opened a full-scale investigation leading to his arraignment.

A senior compliance officer of the bank explained that strengthened surveillance systems and routine monitoring helped detect the suspicious transactions early.

The bank, he said, remains committed to sanitising the financial sector by reinforcing its anti-fraud unit and investing in advanced tools that track unusual account activities in real time.

The bank reaffirmed its collaboration with law-enforcement agencies to ensure that any staff member involved in fraudulent activity is promptly identified and prosecuted as part of wider efforts to protect customer funds and bolster public confidence in the banking system.

Nwaobi pleaded not guilty to all charges. Following his plea, the prosecution counsel requested a trial date and asked the court to remand the defendant.

Justice Ajah ordered that he be remanded at the Enugu State Correctional Facility pending the determination of his bail application and adjourned the matter for further hearing.


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


A part of her note read, "In our next lives let’s find eachother again
I love you on a soul level not just my heart😊"

Peace Nature is sparing no expense in celebrating her husband, Julius Omotayo's birthday. The evangelist and auto dealer clocked a year older today, Saturday, November 15.
Taking to her socials, the celebrity haircare CEO not only shared a glimpse into their divinely inspired love story, but also penned an affectionate wish for her husband on his special day.

Peace shared a few romantic pictures of the couple, in which she flashed her close up smile, while acknowledging her husband in different gestures

The popular hair vendor shared a love-oriented birthday note for her husband, writing
"Happy birthday 🎉🎉to you my very own Moses 😍
In our next lives let’s find eachother again""
She continued
"I love you on a soul level not just my heart😊
Happy birthday🥳🥳 LOML"

Peace celebrated her husband's birthday less than 2 weeks after she marked hers on November 6.
On her own special day, friends, family, clients and members of the Living Faith Church, under the Apostolic mandate of Bishop David Oyedepo called in from all over the world to celebrate a selfless servant of GOD, business leader, generous philanthropist and family oriented career Bosslady.

The Omotayos are blessed with amazing kids

Many happy returns to the Omotayos



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Psalm 150:6 KJV
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.
 
The Executive Secretary/CEO of Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF), Dr. Ayo Ogunsan is urging Lagos's biggest segment of the population to chore up the capacity of the Public-Private partnership agency so that it can continue to deliver on its set objectives, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

Dr. Ogunsan made the call when he interacted with the youths at the Police-Youth Dialogue on Thursday in Lagos. The event was organized by the Lagos State Ministry of Youth and Social Development in Ikeja, Lagos.

Themed 'The Power of Partnership: Cultural Trust and Understanding Between Youth and Law Enforcement Agencies', the event had in attendance the Commissioner of Youth and Social Development, Hon. Mobolaji Ogunlende; Executive Secretary/CEO of LSSTF, Dr. Ayo Ogunsan; Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Olohundare Moshood Jimoh; Oniru of Iru Kingdom, Oba Omogbolahan Lawal; top government officials; senior Police officers, youth representatives, and civil society groups.

The Commissioner for Youth and Social Development, Hon. Mobolaji Ogunlende in his address highlighted Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu’s commitment to youth-focused security programmes, ensuring peace and security through sustained youth engagement, and collaboration with law enforcement agencies. He noted that 'There can be no society where peace and security reign if there is no cordial relationship between the youth and the Police.'
'Both sides must see each other as partners in progress', Ogunlende affirmed.

In his remarks, the LSSTF boss, Dr. Ayo Ogunsan stated: 'Our own job is very simple and I am going to preach the Gospel here very quickly. At the LSSTF, we raise funds to take care of the Nigeria Police and other security agencies in Lagos. The Nigeria Police are our primary focus because they are in charge of internal security in any part of this country including Lagos.'

The Executive Secretary emphasized the role of youth in the security architecture of Lagos State and encouraged them to partner with the Fund so as to maintain a safer Lagos for everyone. 'What that means is that you should donate to the LSSTF no matter how small. Don't tell me Nigerian youths are poor, no they are not poor, they are very rich in intellect and in their pocket.'

'Out of the little you have, donate to the LSSTF, the money is used to buy equipment to support Police so that they can perform better and keep Lagos safer. It is also used to provide logistics and to train the Police better so that they can understand the best practices that you need from them', Ogunsan said.

On his part, the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Olohundare Jimoh said he is committed to strengthening the relationship between Nigeria Police and young people through continuous dialogue, community partnerships, and empowerment initiatives. He said: 'The youth population is vibrant, innovative, and forward-thinking; they represent the energy that drives our economy and defines our culture, This programme has erased longstanding gaps and misunderstandings between the Police and young people in the state.'

Jimoh highlighted several initiatives aimed at improving Police–youth relations, including the appointment of information officers across all area commands, expansion of gender units to enhance the protection of women and children, and the launch of a 'Bail is Free' initiative to ensure that bail services are indeed free of charge across Lagos State. 'As part of the initiative, I have distributed complimentary cards bearing my signature, which guarantee free bail services across all police divisions in the state,' he said.


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By Oki O Samson 

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

The Director of the Southwest zone of the National Centre for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons NCCSALW, CP Abiodun Alamutu (retd) on his Lagos tour has paid a courtesy visit to the security funding agency, Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) to seek their support for the activities in the State. Noting that every security agency in Lagos has benefited immensely from LSSTF, the former CP of Ogun State called on the LSSTF Executive Secretary/CEO, Dr. Ayo Ogunsan to put his organization into due consideration. National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

CP Alamutu retd highlighted in his visit that 'the National Center for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons NCCSALW is set out to prevent and control the proliferation of small arms and light weapons in our society.'
He added that, 'The Center was established on the 3rd of May 2021, by the then President and Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces, President Muhammad Buhari GCFR, in accordance with Article 24 of the ECOWAS Convention on Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons. This establishment was made via a verbal directive. However, the bill establishing the Center was assented in 2024 by the incumbent President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR.'

The Center domiciled in the Office of National Security Adviser has 'offices in the Six geopolitical zones of the country', Alamutu stated. 'I represent the South West. Our personnel are drawn from all security agencies, particularly the Nigerian Army, Navy, Air Force, the Nigeria Police, DSS and other security agencies. We are here today primarily to seek for your support and to join us in the fight against the proliferation of small arms and light weapons.'

The Executive Secretary/CEO of LSSTF, Dr. Ayo Ogunsan hailing the NCCSALW for its set goals and programs noted 'the responsibility of preventing and controlling the proliferation of small arms and light weapons is an arduous task that must be done going by the intensity of security challenges that Nigeria is faced with currently almost all over the country.'

Ogunsan thanked the National Coordinator, DIG Johnson Kokumo retd. and the Southwest zonal director, CP Abiodun Alamutu retd for their commitment. He then pledged the support of the LSSTF for their efforts in Lagos. 'For us at LSSTF, we are focused on supporting initiatives and agencies that will keep Lagos State safe and secured. I can assure you that NCCSALW will also enjoy our support in terms of logistics, equipment, and capacity building of its officers.'


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NCCSALW Southwest Director, CP Alamutu Pays Courtesy Visits To Lagos CP Jimoh, Seek Stronger Collaborations Against Proliferation Of Small Arms and Light Weapons

Psalm 150:6 KJV
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.
 
The Director of the Southwest zone of the National Centre for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons, NCCSALW, CP Abiodun Alamutu (retd) has called on the Nigeria Police Force and Nigerians as a whole to join the efforts of his organization to stop the inflows of small arms and light weapons into the country. He made this call when he paid a courtesy visit to the Commissioner of Police in Lagos, CP Olohundare Moshood Jimoh at the State Command HQ, Ikeja yesterday, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

The former CP of Ogun State, Abiodun Alamutu (retd) addressing the Lagos CP said: 'Since my assumption of duty over seven months ago, we have always had reason to visit Lagos on official assignment because Lagos is perhaps the epicenter of activities, but unfortunately, I've never had the privilege of meeting you officially, and it has always been a source of concern. This explains why I deem it essential to be here today with my team. We have come to realize in the course of interacting with stakeholders that not much is known about the Center, and it is important we familiarize ourselves so that we can get better understanding and enjoying working relationships.'

He recalled the reason behind the establishment of the NCCSALW stating, 'You will all agree with me that for some time, the country has been witnessing different forms of unrest ranging from terrorism in the north, secessionist agitation in the East, Oodua Republic only in the west, and the fact that Nigeria shares borders with Benin, Niger, Chad, and Cameroon, and those contiguous countries equally having one kind of unrest on the other.

Chad shares borders with Libya and Sudan and our borders are porous because it is estimated that we have 84 internationally recognized land borders but upwards of 1400 illegal routes to access the country. All these factors make the Federal Government find it crucial to form the National Center for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons which is to prevent and control the proliferation of small arms and light weapons in our society.'

'The Center was established on the 3rd of May 2021, by the then President and Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces, President Muhammad Buhari GCFR, in accordance with Article 24 of the ECOWAS Convention on Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons. This establishment was made via a verbal directive. However, the bill establishing the center was assented in 2024 by the incumbent President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR. The Center is domiciled in the Office of National Security Adviser, and is saddled with the responsibility of preventing and controlling the proliferation of small arms and light weapons.'

'We have offices in the Six geopolitical zones of the country. I represent the South West. Our personnel are drawn from all security agencies, particularly the Nigerian Army, Navy, Air Force, the Nigeria Police, DSS and other security agencies. We are here today primarily to seek for your support and to join us in the fight against the proliferation of small arms and light weapons. We have been having functional relationships with the military and the Nigeria Customs, I believe Lagos being the center of excellence, you will align with us and in the near future, the other Commands will join the flame too', the NCCSALW Southwest director said.

In his response, the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, CP Olohundare Moshood Jimoh shared: 'I want to start by going into the United Nation Convention and when you talk of International Law and Diplomacy, that there is prohibition of small arms and light weapons which are weapons that can be carried personally and that can cause massive death equally. Heavy weapons are the artillery, armor tanks, affiliate drones and other things that can cause massive destruction and damage.'.

'It is a welcome development that you are here with us today, not only because of your cause but equally, to bring to the mind of my officers the reality on ground and on the responsibility for which the Center is charged with. If you have a population of 22 - 25 million people, which is more than five or six states put together, then it must be a thing of concern. We have been recovering quite a number of weapons on a regular basis, especially from the tactical squad, from the locally-made to foreign-made, you cannot even distinguish nowadays because the locals are so effectively fabricated that we will still have to look at the source.'

'I want to assure you that we are going to collaborate with you 100% in what you are doing, we know the job of policing is very wide, there's no agency of government that has the wide discretionary power like the Police. We are familiar with our responsibility and we will be helping you in this regard. Outside the mandate of the organization, if there's anything that we can still do to ensure that your operations and activities are very successful in the South West, we'll be willing to do so. We are happy that you are here. Thank you so much', CP Jimoh concluded.


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Lagos 

By Oki O. Samson
 Psalm 150:6 KJV
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.
 
In recognition of her sterling contributions to youth empowerment and community development, Dr. Ajoke Olufunmilola Ogunsan, MD/CEO, Executive Trainers Ltd has been invited as the Special Guest Speaker at the 8th PCRC Women Conference organized by the Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC) Women Committee in collaboration with the Police Officers Wives Association (POWA), Lagos State Command.

The event is scheduled to hold on Monday, November 17, at the POWA Hall, Oduduwa Close, Ikeja GRA, Lagos, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

Dr. Ajoke Ogunsan will be speaking on the theme 'Raising Children of Light in a Dark World' to address the pressing moral, social, and psychological challenges confronting today’s children and youth, while equipping parents, guardians, and community leaders with the values and tools needed to raise responsible, godly, and purpose-driven young people.

Dr. Ogunsan, a respected administrator, educationist, philanthropist, and humanitarian, is widely celebrated for her tireless efforts in mentoring young minds and advocating for moral excellence in the family and society. As a business leader and an active supporter of community policing initiatives, her involvement in this year's conference will bring both depth and credibility to the conference.

During the event, Dr. Ogunsan will also be honoured with an award of excellence in recognition of her unwavering commitment to nation-building, faith-based advocacy, and support for the Nigerian Police Force’s family welfare programs.

Organizers describe the historic event as one 'which brings together respected women dignitaries and top female security officers for a safer and more secured Lagos'. The 8th PCRC Women Conference promises to be a convergence of inspiration, empowerment, and national reflection bringing together women leaders, police officers’ wives and their families, and community advocates united with the common goal to raise a young generation that is capable of transforming Nigeria and the world at large.


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LSSTF ES/CEO, Ogunsan Calls Lagosians To Donate for Security Agencies 'Can Act Faster, Respond Better and Keep Us Safer'
By Oki O. Samson
 
Psalm 150:6 KJV
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.

The new Executive Secretary/CEO of Lagos State Security Trust Fund LSSTF, Dr. Ayo Ogunsan is urging Lagosians to troop behind the efforts of the public-private partnership with cash donations, equipment contributions, public advocacy, and partnership, indicating that massive support is required to achieve more. He also released the account details of the Trust Fund to the general public urging that no amount is too small or big to donate, National Association of  Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

Ogunsan pledged that under his administration, the security funding agency is set to provide more logistics equipment and training for all the security agencies in Nigeria's commercial nerve centre. 'Lagos is a city of ambition, hope, aquatic splendor, and a city of possibilities. We need safety and security', he said.

Dr. Ayo Ogunsan provided a background into the activities of the Trust Fund. 'Lagos State Security Trust Fund LSSTF established by law in 2007 is a Public-Private partnership created to give all security agencies operating in Lagos, especially the Rapid Response Squad RRS, the tools they need to protect us. Through the LSSTF, we provide logistics, equipment, and training for all our security agencies so that our agencies can act faster, respond better, and keep us safer.'

'Already the LSSTF has delivered over 1500 patrol vehicles, body armour, communications gadgets, and empowered response teams in neighborhoods because when the men and women have what they need, our homes, offices, markets, and streets become safer. But there is still more to do, Lagos is growing, crime patterns are shifting and our security agencies sometimes lack adequate logistics, equipment, and training so that gap is where you come in.'

'Whether you are an individual, private organization, or government, your resources and voices matter. Support LSSTF with what you can - cash donations, equipment contributions, public advocacy, and partnership.

To donate, use:
A/c name: Lagos State Security Trust Fund
A/c no: 2011173953. 
Bank: FIRST BANK

'The security of Lagos State is in our hands, your hands, and my hands. LSSTF is for Lagos, with Lagos, and by Lagos, let's build it together', he indicated.

He thanked the Executive Governor of Lagos State for championing the Agency's ideals. 'We say thank you to Gov. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, the chief security officer of the state, for supporting and sustaining the LSSTF. Your leadership gives life to the Trust Fund, the Public-Private partnership. It is because of you that more hands are reaching out for safety in Lagos.'

Ogunsan also thanked all the existing donors to the agency, 'To our donors, individuals, private organizations, and governments, thank you. Your generosity is not in vain. Because of your kind donations and belief in Lagos State, lives are secured.'


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Brendaniel:
May her soul rest in peace

Amen in Jesus name.
Glory to GOD

Tributes, Tears As Police Course 1, 2010 Officers Hold Candlelight Procession in Honour of Late DPO Festac, CSP Matilda Umiah Ngbaronye 

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


It was a day laden with grief, shock, disbelief, and solemn reflection as the coursemates of the late DPO Festac Division, CSP Matilda Umiah Ngbaronye who sadly passed away after unsuccessful surgery on Friday 24th October, 2025 gathered at the Lagos State Police Command to mourn their own, a woman they described in glowing words as lively, courageous, vibrant, and deeply committed to her duty in the Nigeria Police Force.

The Police officers who were members of the Nigeria Police Force Course 1, 2010 and also enlisted alongside her on April 10, 2010, recalled her life of service and dedication, and the shocking suddenness of her passing, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

Donning black T-shirts with the picture of CSP Matilda Ngbaronye in front and the "REST ON HERO" caption at the back, the coursemates held a candlelight procession which began at the Lagos State Police Command Headquarters and terminated at the Police college, Ikeja where they were trained during their course in 2010.

Throughout the procession, the coursemates were united in their assertion that a great soul never dies.

CSP Matilda Umiah Ngbaronye, who served until her death as the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) in FESTAC Division, Lagos, was celebrated not just as a fine officer, but as a dependable friend, sister, and role model to many. Her colleagues, drawn from different formations across the country, spoke in intense sadness, each of them painting the portrait of a woman who lived for service, diligence, unity, and excellence.

She was a one-time Deputy Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) for the Lagos State Police Command; the DPO of Ilupeju division; the DPO of Iponri division; the forensic officer at State CID, Panti; and Secretary to former Lagos CP, AIG Hakeem Odumosu (retd). She was known for her professionalism, discipline, and commitment to duty throughout her sterling career in the Nigeria Police which made her earn many awards and recognitions both locally and internationally. Her friendly disposition and humane approach to policing greatly helped her to bridge the gap between the Police and the public she dutifully served.
Speaking on behalf of the coursemates, the Zonal PPRO at Zone 2 Command Onikan, CSP Umma Tunni Ayuba, expressed deep sorrow on the loss and the humanity behind the badge: 'We are members of Course 1, 2010. We enlisted into the Nigeria Police on April 10, 2010. We want Nigerians to know that each time we lose a person, we are deeply hurt, we are humans too. We are like everyone in the society because even when we retire after 35 years, we are going back to the same society. Every Policeman works according to the extant laws. If the bad ones among us do something bad, it doesn't mean everyone is bad.
We want Nigerians to share in our grief.'
'Matilda died untimely, she died at the peak of her career. Matilda is a lively person, when you want things done, put it in her hands, she will get it done. She speaks Igbo, Hausa, English, and many other languages well. We are very grateful to God that she lived a life of purpose.
We started our candlelight procession from the Lagos State Police Command because she is the DPO in FESTAC under the Command and we proceeded to the college because this place is very significant for all of us. This is where we were all trained. There are a lot of memories here.
I want to sincerely thank everyone of us. Matilda is not just a colleague but a sister and helper to all of us. She lived a life that was very impactful. We thank Almighty God.'

The DPO of Mancenter, CSP Ayo Elijah described her as a cheerful soul who left lasting footprints: 'Matilda was a jolly good fellow. She was a very great help to many of us as we grew together in the Police. It still tasted sour in my mouth to say 'was'. We have this to rejoice that she left a landmark. May the Lord Jesus rest her soul.'

Another coursemate, CSP Uche Obiora said in deep sorrow: 'I am still in shock because we are very close. We call ourselves besties but you know as time goes on and we got married and started having children, we lose touch. Matilda has prospects, she said she wanted to be the first female IGP, in fact I am still in shock but she lived her life to the fullest.'

The DPO of Oko-oba division, CSP Aliyu shared his pain, reflecting on the brevity of life: 'She is my squad mate and we were very close when we were in school. She is so dedicated. The lesson we should learn from her death is that life is not a permanent place, it is short, nothing is worth it in life. There is no way you will meet her and not like her.'

CSP Lateef Adisa recounted his last conversation with the late officer: 'The Wednesday prior to the death we spoke as I had an assignment in her jurisdiction. She told me about how one of her children was sick and she couldn't travel any longer as planned. We were both at State CID Panti in fact I chose her office for her when she resumed. I thank God for her life. There is no human without shortcomings, if there are any issues, let's forgive. God be with us all.'

CSP Emeka Jude Umeozor spoke with reverence for her professionalism and mentorship: 'The person who brought us here is a legend. When she left as secretary to CP Lagos Command, I was the one who succeeded her and she really carried me along playing a vital role in my success. When she was moved out of the Ilupeju division, I again replaced her there as the DPO and she told me things that made me excel there. Nobody knows the date when death will come, heaven is real, hell is real.'

CSP Matilda’s life, though cut short, at a young age was one of service, excellence, and inspiration. She lived gallantly and left behind memories that will continue to echo in the hearts of those who served alongside her.


Thank You Jesus

SPAW Talent Quest 2025: Dr. Ajokesings Set New Benchmark in Nigeria’s Gospel Music, As Winners, Top Finalists Get Cash Prizes, Music Recording and Mentorship Deals
 
Psalm 150:6 KJV
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD


In what has been described as a convergence of talents and purpose, popular gospel singer, entrepreneur, and visionary, Dr. Mrs. Ajoke Olufunmilola Ogunsan known with the stage name as Dr. Ajokesings is setting a new benchmark in Nigeria’s Gospel music scene with the SPAW Talent Quest 2025. The gospel music competition is designed not merely to discover voices, but to nurture destinies, Trek Africa Newspaper can report.



Speaking at a world press conference in Lagos which held post-Grand Finale, Dr. Ajokesings explained that the SPAW Talent Quest initiative was born from her three-decade-long journey into gospel music ministry alongside her intense desire to raise a new generation of gospel musical stars. “This is a vision that God put in my heart to bring young people together, those who have talent in music and help them showcase their God-given talent to the world,” she said.



“This project is not just a talent show, but a kingdom-driven transformative platform designed to nurture raw potentials and project it into the purpose which will serve the Lord Jesus Christ.”



The contest, which drew 100 participants from across Nigeria including Sokoto, Delta, and Kwara states at the initial stage, was whittled down to 50 contestants which was later shortlisted to 10 finalists after a rigorous selection process led by judges and coaches.



Vocal coach, Godwin Omooba who is also one of the judges at the grand finale said the screening focused on vocal dexterity, stage presence, and technical excellence. “From the 10, it even became more difficult because they were all equals,” he noted. “But we had to find the best among equals so we had to add more criteria the contestants were amazing.”



The competition’s top honours went to Praise Moses, Dharmie Hilz, and Isioma Charles, who emerged as the winner, first runner-up, and second runner-up respectively. They obtained the instant cash transfers of NGN 750,000, NGN 500,000 and NGN 350,000 respectively at the press briefing. Also the remaining 7 finalists were rewarded with a surprise NGN 100,000 gift by the convener, Dr. Ajokesings. They also signed a music mentorship contract to legalize their participation on the project. Their gratitude was palpable. “This platform didn’t just let us sing and go home, It allowed us to experience what it means to undergo training and mentorship” said winner Praise Moses who spoke on behalf of the top 10 finalists.


Reverb Studios’ representative, Mariam Haruna, announced a robust mentorship package for the seven finalists, 'once in three months, free studio sessions will be done for each and everyone of you, that is twice in 6 months. We will give you a 4-hour time space to rehearse. Training and mentoring will be done as well,” she told them. For the two runners-up “two months of free studio sessions that will be done in six months. So you can come three times for your rehearsal sessions. So you will be having your training and mentoring as well. Dr. Ajokesings wants to teach you how to hold yourself in society.”


For the winner, Praise Moses, Haruna announced: "You are going to be coming back with us. You will have the production of your own musical single at our studio. Six months training and mentoring will be given to you."



The Manager of Dr. Ajokesings Productions Ltd., the organization behind the idea of SPAW Talent Quest, Mr. Adetunji Alabi, affirmed plans to expand the project beyond Lagos into Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones. “Dr. Ajokesings stands for support, she cares about people, she would not want to bring people all the way on the road, you know how Nigeria is because of security” he said.


“For Dharmie Hilz, it's not that you must compulsorily come from Kwara State to Lagos. We’ll make it very flexible for you as much as possible while prioritizing safety and mentorship.”

The General Manager of Executive Hotel & Suites, one of the major partners of the initiative, Mr. Adebayo Adekunle hailed Dr. Ajokesings’ commitment to youth empowerment through music. “She has a passion for developing young talents. We are very glad that you have chosen to glorify God with the talent He has given you. I want to encourage you that as you become bigger and bigger, you will not forget God that started with you and you will also give back to the society,” he advised.

As the press briefing concluded and gratitude filled the air, it was clear that SPAW Talent Quest is not just an event but a movement to reshape the landscape of Christian music in Nigeria.


Thank You Jesus