Incident Overview: Authorities in Abia State have confirmed that the two Chinese miners and a police escort, recently killed in Uturu, may have been trailed by assailants from Ebonyi State. This revelation came during a press briefing on Monday by Okey Kanu, the state’s Commissioner for Information. The update followed the Abia State Executive Council meeting chaired by Governor Alex Otti. “Preliminary findings indicate that the attackers might have followed the Chinese nationals from Ebonyi into Abia,” Kanu stated. Not a Kidnap, Says Government While many initially assumed the tragedy might have been linked to kidnapping, Kanu clarified that the attack was not a kidnap-related crime. According to him, security operatives acted swiftly and were able to rescue other members of the travel team. “The police acted immediately and successfully rescued the remaining travelers,” he said. The ongoing investigation aims to uncover the exact motives behind the brutal killing. Authorities have refrained from drawing premature conclusions but have ruled out ransom-seeking as a motive for the incident. Security Response and Investigation As of now, security agencies in Abia State are leading the investigation to unravel the mystery surrounding the bandits’ intentions. The government remains committed to ensuring safety across state boundaries and collaborating with security units for a swift resolution. New Health Program Set to Launch in Abia Meanwhile, beyond security concerns, the Abia government announced significant developments in the health sector. Commissioner Kanu disclosed that: This move is part of Governor Otti’s commitment to making healthcare accessible to all Abians. ? Learn more about Abia State government’s recent development programs. Read more verified updates on Vanguard News. Conclusion The tragic killing of two Chinese nationals and a police escort in Abia has sparked increased security measures and inter-state investigations. With preliminary findings pointing to a pursuit that began in Ebonyi State, the Abia State Government is leaving no stone unturned in delivering justice. While this investigation unfolds, residents can look forward to progressive health initiatives, including the state’s health insurance scheme and hearing intervention mission launching soon. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
Overview of the Crisis in Plateau State In recent weeks, Plateau State has faced a series of deadly attacks across multiple communities, particularly within the Bokkos Local Government Area. These assaults have led to the tragic deaths of over 50 individuals, with thousands forced to flee their homes, leaving entire villages in ruins. The Governor of Plateau State, Caleb Mutfwang, has now openly declared these violent incidents as sponsored acts of genocide, emphasizing the urgent need for national and international attention. Governor Mutfwang’s Stand on the Violence Speaking during an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today, Governor Mutfwang expressed deep concern about the targeted destruction of communities within the state. He firmly stated that the nature and coordination of the attacks suggest the involvement of terrorist networks backed by unnamed sponsors. “I can tell you in all honesty that I cannot find any explanation other than genocide sponsored by terrorists,” he said. The governor stressed the importance of holding the perpetrators and their financiers accountable, urging Nigerian security agencies to collaborate and dig deep into the roots of the violence. “This is being sponsored from somewhere, and I am sure that in the coming days, the security agencies will work together – not at cross purposes but in unison – to be able to bring out the requisite intelligence,” Mutfwang added. A Recurring Tragedy in Plateau State This isn’t the first time Plateau has experienced such heinous assaults. For years, the state has remained a flashpoint of violent clashes, often linked to land disputes and conflicts between herders and farmers. However, according to Governor Mutfwang, the current wave of killings goes beyond resource disputes and clearly resembles organized terrorism. The Need for National Security Collaboration Governor Mutfwang has appealed for greater intelligence sharing, effective deployment of security forces, and international support in combating the rising terrorist threats in North-Central Nigeria. He believes that without identifying and neutralizing the sponsors, lasting peace cannot be achieved in the region. What’s Next for Plateau State? As affected families continue to seek refuge and recover from their losses, calls for justice and a permanent end to violence grow louder. The Plateau State Government is committed to supporting displaced persons and rebuilding communities. How Insecurity Affects Rural Development in Nigeria For a broader view on similar issues, read this report from Human Rights Watch on Nigeria’s communal violence. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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More than 21 months have passed since the tragic incident in Delta State where two young brothers were struck by stray bullets during a National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) raid. Despite earlier promises and public outcry, the family has received neither justice nor compensation, and the surviving child is still at risk of going blind. The Incident That Shook Okpanam, Delta State On July 13, 2023, two-year-old Ivan Omorhiakogbe was fatally shot, and his one-year-old brother, Eromonsele Omorhiakogbe, was struck in the eye during an NDLEA raid targeting drug traffickers in the Okpanam area. The tragic event occurred right in their mother’s shop, turning a peaceful day into a lifelong trauma. Related: Read about Nigeria’s child protection challenges via Human Rights Watch. The agency admitted responsibility, with stray bullets from their operatives confirmed to have caused the incident. Despite the seriousness of the case, efforts to deliver justice have dragged on, leaving the family in pain and uncertainty. Initial Promises Yet to Materialize Four months after the tragedy, the Delta State Government and NDLEA officials pledged to sponsor Eromonsele’s medical treatment in the United States. Governor Sheriff Oborevwori confirmed arrangements had been made, including a directive for a visa support letter to facilitate the boy’s overseas treatment. The NDLEA CEO, Brigadier General Buba Marwa (Rtd), also assured that steps were being taken to fast-track travel for the child’s treatment abroad. However, by the time of this report, no travel or medical treatment has occurred, nor has any compensation been paid to the bereaved family. Learn more about our coverage of justice and human rights issues in Nigeria. Senate Intervenes with a Compensation Demand Senator Neda Imasuen, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Ethics, Code of Conduct, and Public Petitions, condemned the NDLEA’s offer of ₦20 million as compensation. During a press briefing, he called the amount “unacceptable” and revealed that the Senate is now considering deducting ₦100 million directly from NDLEA’s budget to ensure adequate restitution. “You cannot put a price tag on a child’s life. Offering ₦20 million for the life of a two-year-old and another child who is nearly blind is an insult,” Imasuen remarked. He emphasized that the federal agency had acknowledged responsibility and should act swiftly to provide justice and support for the grieving family. Family’s Legal Push for Justice The family’s lawyer, Mathew Edaghede, has taken the case before the House of Representatives Committee on Public Petitions, demanding ₦2 billion in compensation for the irreversible losses caused. “One child’s life was cut short, and the other’s future is uncertain due to the damage to his eye. No compensation can replace that, but there must be accountability,” Edaghede stated. Despite repeated assurances from both state and federal authorities, no tangible steps have been taken to fulfill promises made in 2023. Government Reactions and Unfulfilled Actions Governor Oborevwori, in his previous meeting with NDLEA officials, maintained that the tragic occurrence wouldn’t deter the state from cracking down on illicit drug operations. He also commended the NDLEA for launching an internal investigation but reiterated the commitment to support the affected family. Quote: “We took care of the initial medical bills and issued a visa support letter, but the NDLEA must follow through on its promises,” said the governor during a condolence visit. What Happens Next? With the case now sitting with both the Senate and the House of Representatives, hopes are high that the NDLEA will be held accountable, not just through words but through action. The family of little Ivan and Eromonsele deserves justice, not only for the loss and pain but also for the future that now hangs in the balance. Conclusion:This case reflects a broader issue of delayed justice in Nigeria’s system. Families affected by the misconduct of public agencies deserve not just apologies but prompt, meaningful actions. The Nigerian government must ensure that promises are fulfilled and lives like that of young Ivan are not forgotten. Read more on NDLEA activities and controversies READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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In a recent media briefing in Benin City, Senator Neda Imasuen, who represents Edo South in Nigeria’s National Assembly under the Labour Party, called on Northern politicians eyeing the 2027 presidency to honor the informal zoning tradition and allow the South complete its eight-year tenure. Imasuen emphasized the importance of respecting the longstanding, though unwritten, agreement that power should rotate between the Northern and Southern regions of the country every eight years. “This arrangement, though unwritten, reflects Nigeria’s unity and equity. The North had its turn for eight years under President Muhammadu Buhari. Now it’s time for the South to finish its eight years,” he stated. He further argued that any disruption of this balance could spark political tension, warning that southern Nigerians expect to retain the presidency until 2031. Defending Tinubu’s Presidency and Reforms Senator Imasuen, who also chairs the Senate Committee on Ethics, Code of Conduct, and Public Petitions, offered strong support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He commended Tinubu’s resilience and determination, especially in pushing forward controversial reforms like the tax bill recently passed by the National Assembly. “The President’s insistence on doing what’s right, even at the risk of losing political support, shows courage,” Imasuen noted. “Despite intense opposition, he stood by his policies and saw them through.” This stance, according to Imasuen, sets Tinubu apart from past leaders who often compromised national progress for political gain. Call for a Credible Census: A Bold Step He also applauded President Tinubu’s resolve to carry out a comprehensive population census—a politically sensitive issue in Nigeria. Imasuen said Tinubu’s readiness to tackle the matter reflects his leadership strength. “Most leaders avoid the census topic because of its complexity, especially considering the North’s large population. But Tinubu is boldly confronting it for national clarity,” he said. Why the South Should Complete Its Tenure First Reiterating his position on the 2027 presidential election, Imasuen urged Northern stakeholders to show the same restraint they did during Buhari’s tenure. “Nobody interrupted Buhari’s full eight years, despite dissatisfaction. So the South deserves the same courtesy with President Tinubu,” he stressed. Conclusion Imasuen’s statements reflect a growing sentiment among Southern leaders calling for political fairness and rotational balance. As Nigeria inches closer to the 2027 elections, the national conversation around power-sharing and leadership equity is expected to intensify. For a deeper understanding of Nigeria’s zoning formula and its political significance, read this insightful article by Brookings Institution—a highly reputable global think tank. ? Read more on Nigeria’s 2027 presidential election debate READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Abuja, Nigeria – Julius Abure, the National Chairman of the Labour Party (LP), has firmly stated that the leadership structure of the party remains intact, cautioning against attempts to create confusion ahead of a planned National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting. Abure’s comments came just days before a scheduled NEC gathering organized by former presidential candidate Peter Obi and Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, which is set to hold on Wednesday in Abuja. The event is also expected to feature a town hall session with stakeholders at the Transcorp Hilton. “There is no leadership vacuum in the Labour Party. Let it be known that we do not abandon our own, even when others choose to betray us,” Abure said during a press briefing at the party’s national secretariat. He condemned the recent interpretation of a Supreme Court ruling that some claimed suggested a shift in LP’s internal authority. According to him, the apex court was clear that matters regarding political party administration are strictly internal affairs. Abure Labels Obi and Otti as Disloyal Without mincing words, Abure described Obi and Otti’s actions as “acts of betrayal,” suggesting that they are attempting to destabilize the party after benefitting from its platform. “The Constitution of the Labour Party does not support the creation of caretaker committees. I remain the National Chairman, and this position is backed by both our party rules and legal precedents,” Abure emphasized. This power tussle has further highlighted growing tensions within the LP, with prominent voices like Peter Obi and Alex Otti pushing for restructuring and leadership reforms, while Abure insists on constitutional order. Background and Internal Party Developments The Labour Party has been grappling with internal power dynamics since the 2023 general elections, where it gained significant national momentum. The NEC meeting, which was announced via a joint statement by Obi and Otti, aims to engage key party stakeholders on future strategies. For context on the role of NEC in political party operations in Nigeria, refer to this BBC overview on political party structures. Internally, LMSINT MEDIA previously covered the ongoing influence of Peter Obi within LP, pointing to rising tension as the party seeks to define its future beyond electoral cycles. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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A prominent figure in Nigeria’s ruling party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ayekooto Akindele, has firmly stated that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu can only be retired from politics in the year 2031, countering recent speculation about a united opposition strategy. This statement follows a bold remark made by Adewale Adebayo, former Social Democratic Party (SDP) presidential aspirant, who claimed that prominent opposition leaders such as Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Peter Obi of the Labour Party (LP) are considering joining the SDP to form a formidable coalition to unseat Tinubu in 2027. According to Adebayo, this alliance could successfully challenge Tinubu’s administration, provided these influential politicians embrace and adhere to the culture of the SDP. Adebayo is confident that such a coalition could politically retire Tinubu and the APC ahead of the next general elections. However, Ayekooto disagreed, suggesting that Tinubu’s political future is still secure until at least 2031. In a Facebook post, he ridiculed the opposition figures, implying they lack a solid political base compared to Tinubu. “We will retire Tinubu to Lagos – SDP. Yes, in 2031,” Ayekooto posted, “But what’s most amusing is that even those saying this don’t have a political home. When Peter Obi ended his tenure as Anambra Governor, he didn’t return to Anambra – he came to Lagos. Atiku Abubakar didn’t return to Adamawa after serving as Vice President; he remained in Abuja.” He continued by highlighting that former Nigerian leaders such as Goodluck Jonathan, Olusegun Obasanjo, and Muhammadu Buhari all returned to their home states after leaving office. Tinubu, he added, would do the same by returning to Lagos, which solidifies his political identity. In contrast, he said, Obi and Atiku are politically homeless. This exchange underscores the growing tension and strategic maneuvering ahead of the 2027 general elections, with both ruling and opposition parties drawing early battle lines. For more insights into Nigeria’s political dynamics and Tinubu’s political history, visit this BBC Politics report on Bola Tinubu Related Content Check out our previous post on Peter Obi’s Political Strategies Ahead of 2027 for more context on his coalition-building efforts. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), through its Board of Trustees (BoT) Chairman, Senator Adolphus Wabara, has sharply criticized the administration of President Bola Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima, describing both leaders as unready for the demands of governance. Wabara expressed frustration over the fact that both the President and his deputy embarked on foreign trips simultaneously, despite the pressing socio-economic challenges facing Nigeria. According to him, this dual absence is “a clear case of executive irresponsibility” and represents a serious lapse in leadership. “A leader may travel when necessary,” said Wabara, “but the President must delegate authority properly. It is troubling that the Vice President also left the country while the President was abroad.” Tinubu recently departed for a two-week official assignment in France, while Shettima attended Senegal’s 65th Independence Day celebration on April 4 as Nigeria’s representative. The PDP stalwart questioned the wisdom behind such timing, especially at a time when the country is grappling with insecurity, economic instability, and public dissatisfaction. “Nigeria is dealing with urgent national issues, yet both leaders abandoned their responsibilities at once. This kind of leadership vacuum is unacceptable,” Wabara added. Wabara believes that the President and Vice President’s actions portray a lack of coordination, and he emphasized that Nigerians deserve better. Nigerians React: Leadership Vacuum Sparks Public Outrage Many citizens have taken to social media and forums to express concern, echoing Wabara’s sentiments that governance should never be paused, especially by both top executives at once. This development has reignited debates over constitutional protocols, particularly whether power should be formally handed over in situations where the President is absent for extended periods. For context, according to Premium Times Nigeria, there has been a growing call for transparency and accountability in leadership travel protocols, especially when national stability is at stake. Why This Matters: Leadership in Times of Crisis At a time when citizens are demanding economic reforms, security improvements, and infrastructure upgrades, the absence of both President Tinubu and Vice President Shettima raises valid concerns about governance priorities and national coordination. The PDP is urging the administration to reassess its approach to leadership and prioritize Nigeria’s immediate needs over ceremonial or diplomatic appearances. For more updates on Nigerian political news, check out our Politics section. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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Amid growing political speculations, Yunusa Tanko, the National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement Worldwide, has reaffirmed that Peter Obi, former governor of Anambra State and 2023 presidential candidate, remains a member of the Labour Party (LP) and is not defecting to the Social Democratic Party (SDP). Tanko made this clarification while speaking on Channels TV’s Morning Brief, addressing the rumor sparked by Adewole Adebayo, a former SDP presidential flagbearer, who claimed that Peter Obi and former PDP candidate Atiku Abubakar were in discussions to join the SDP. “As far as I am concerned, His Excellency, Peter Obi is still a member of the Labour Party,” Tanko stated. “There’s a meeting expected within the week where party leaders will make official statements in light of the Supreme Court ruling regarding the LP leadership dispute.” He emphasized that until there is any official change, Obi’s loyalty remains with the Labour Party. This statement comes after Nigeria’s Supreme Court ruled against Julius Abure, impacting the leadership structure of the Labour Party. The party is set to hold internal deliberations to clarify their future direction and affirm Obi’s status, Tanko confirmed. According to a report by Premium Times, the Labour Party’s internal affairs have attracted significant national interest as the political landscape in Nigeria continues to evolve (source). Meanwhile, political commentators are urging clarity and consistency from party officials to reduce misinformation and political distractions.You might also like: What the Supreme Court’s Ruling Means for Labour Party Leadership in 2025 READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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In a significant political development, Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party, alongside Abia State Governor Alex Otti, has jointly called for a Labour Party National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting. This crucial gathering is scheduled to take place in Abuja on Wednesday, April 9, 2025. The announcement, released through a formal notice signed by Ibrahim Umar, spokesperson for the Peter Obi Media Reach (POMR), was originally reported by Daily Post Nigeria, a trusted Nigerian news outlet. According to the release, the NEC meeting will run concurrently with a high-level interactive town hall session at Transcorp Hilton Hotel, engaging top stakeholders and party organs. Key Attendees Expected at the Labour Party NEC Meeting Prominent individuals and party representatives listed to attend the NEC gathering include: Context: Supreme Court Ruling on Labour Party Leadership This NEC meeting follows a pivotal ruling by the Supreme Court of Nigeria, which dissolved the Julius Abure-led National Working Committee of the Labour Party. This legal decision has reshaped the internal leadership structure, prompting Obi and Otti to rally stakeholders for the party’s strategic direction. For a deeper understanding of the implications of the Supreme Court ruling, you can refer to this authoritative summary on Premium Times. Why This NEC Meeting Matters The Abuja NEC meeting represents a strategic move to reposition the Labour Party ahead of future elections and national engagement. With major players in attendance, the outcome of this gathering is expected to influence the party’s future trajectory, policy decisions, and political alliances. For more political updates and in-depth analysis, visit our Politics Section on LMSINT Media. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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The brutal killing of 16 individuals in Uromi, Edo State, has sparked outrage and sorrow throughout Northern Nigeria, leaving communities in mourning and demanding justice. This horrific event, which involved the lynching and burning of hunters by a mob, has drawn widespread condemnation. The victims, believed to be hunters, were allegedly confronted by a group of local vigilantes and community members. Despite holding licensed hunting rifles, they were accused of being criminals, leading to their violent beating and execution, while onlookers failed to intervene. The Tragic Incident: Hunters Accused and Brutally Executed Survivors report that the men were traveling through Uromi when they were apprehended and found with firearms. These weapons were later confirmed to be lawful hunting rifles. Despite their pleas for mercy and attempts to explain their situation, they were accused of criminal activity, resulting in them being beaten and burned alive by the mob. Calls for Accountability Amid Growing Fear of Reprisal In the wake of the killings, members of the hunters’ community have warned of potential reprisals if the government fails to act swiftly. Tensions are rising, and the demand for justice is intensifying, with many calling for the immediate prosecution of the perpetrators. Retired JTF Commander: The Attack Could Have Been Prevented Reacting to the tragedy, Dr. Isma’il Tanko Birnin Kudu, a retired Joint Task Force (JTF) commander from Kano, condemned the killings as a “heinous and cowardly act” against innocent travelers. While he acknowledged the quick response of Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, including relieving the local vigilante leader of his duties, he emphasized that these actions must be followed by substantial justice to prevent further unrest. The Need for Public Prosecution and Justice Dr. Tanko emphasized the importance of a transparent and public trial for those responsible for the mob killings. He stated that only through the public prosecution of the offenders can the thirst for revenge be curbed. “Justice must not only be done but also be seen to be done,” he remarked, stressing the need for swift and decisive action. Compensation for the Victims’ Families: A Call for Justice Tanko also urged the government to compensate the families of the deceased, providing both financial support and closure for the tragic loss. “These families deserve justice and support in this time of grief,” he added. Apology to the Hunters Association of Nigeria Dr. Tanko further called for a public apology from the Edo State government to both the families of the victims and the Hunters Association of Nigeria. He highlighted that the association, a respected security group, must be recognized and respected by local authorities. Training Vigilante Groups: A Key to Community Security Dr. Tanko stressed the need for professional training of vigilante groups, urging the government to appoint retired military or paramilitary personnel to oversee their training. “Security cannot be entrusted to individuals without proper training,” he warned. “It requires structure, experience, and an understanding of civil conduct.” Hunters Association Issues a Stern Warning The Toronke Hunters Association in Birnin Kudu, Kano State, led by Alhaji Musa Dogo, expressed their anger over the killings and issued a stern warning. Dogo vowed that the association would not remain silent if justice was not served. “This is not a threat; it is a promise,” he asserted. As investigations continue, there is a growing demand across the country for reconciliation, accountability, and justice. Community leaders and security experts are urging the government to act swiftly to prevent further escalation of the situation. LMSINT Media – Latest News Daily Post – Uromi Killings Coverage Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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In a surprising statement, US President Donald Trump revealed his willingness to send incarcerated American nationals to El Salvador’s high-security mega prison. Trump acknowledged the proposal made by El Salvador’s President, Nayib Bukele, to house dangerous convicted criminals from the United States in the country’s ultra-secure facility. “I would love to see that happen,” Trump said to reporters aboard Air Force One when asked about the possibility of sending US nationals to El Salvador. He emphasized that this solution would be cost-effective for the US, noting that El Salvador could house these prisoners at a significantly lower cost. “If they can accommodate these dangerous criminals at a fraction of the expense, I’m all for it. But I would only proceed if it complies with the law,” Trump clarified. The president also pointed out the seriousness of the criminals involved. “We have some extremely dangerous, homegrown criminals. If El Salvador or another nation is willing to take them, I would be happy to explore that, but I need to ensure it aligns with legal requirements.” This proposal comes shortly after Trump publicly thanked President Bukele for accepting criminals deported from the US. For more information on US-foreign prison arrangements, you can read this Reuters article on international prison exchanges. US Prisoner Reforms and International Deals READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.Join our Telegram Chanel.
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The Bauchi State Police Command has urged the organizers of the “Take It Back Movement” planned protest on Monday, April 7, to reconsider their timing. The police cited concerns over public safety and the potential harm to the national image, as the protest coincides with National Police Day. In a statement issued by its Public Relations Officer, CSP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil, the police emphasized the constitutional right to peaceful assembly but criticized the protest’s timing, calling it “untimely” and “potentially unpatriotic.” The police further noted that the organizers had not formally notified the relevant security agencies or requested the necessary coverage for the protest. This, they stated, raises significant security concerns, especially as the day is set aside to honor the sacrifices of Nigeria’s police officers. CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu, the Commissioner of Police, instructed Area Commanders and Divisional Police Officers to increase patrols in areas prone to unrest, preparing for any disturbances. He also warned that failure to adhere to proper protocols for organizing public demonstrations could result in consequences for any disruptions to peace. While the police affirmed their commitment to upholding human rights and freedom of expression, they recommended that protest organizers engage with government institutions and submit detailed plans for future protests to ensure security arrangements. Additionally, the police issued a public advisory, urging parents and guardians to discourage youth involvement in activities that could disrupt the state’s peace. Residents were also encouraged to report any suspicious activities via the Police Rescue Me app or emergency hotlines. As reported by LMSINT Media, the protest, which will take place in Bauchi and other major cities, is part of the broader “Take It Back Movement” campaign calling for governance reforms. The movement aims to raise awareness on issues such as cyberbullying and the emergency declaration in Rivers State. Link to reliable news source For more updates on public protests in Nigeria, visit our Protests in Nigeria section. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
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On Sunday, Alex Ovechkin achieved a monumental milestone in the world of hockey, surpassing Wayne Gretzky’s legendary NHL career goals record of 894 goals. Ovechkin made history after scoring his 895th career goal during the second period of the Washington Capitals’ 4-1 loss to the New York Islanders in Elmont, New York. At 39 years old, Ovechkin unleashed a powerful wrist shot past Islanders goalie and fellow Russian Ilya Sorokin, marking the historic moment. Celebrating the Historic Achievement Following the goal, the game was paused for a special ceremony to honor Ovechkin’s extraordinary accomplishment. The crowd erupted in applause as Ovechkin expressed his gratitude. “What a day!” Ovechkin exclaimed to the fans in attendance. He continued by thanking his teammates, the Capitals organization, coaches, family, and fans for their unwavering support. Ovechkin also extended his thanks to Sorokin, acknowledging the importance of the moment. “It’s a team sport. Without my boys, I would never stand here, and obviously, I would never pass the Great One,” Ovechkin said, referring to Gretzky. “We did it, boys, we did it.” Ovechkin’s emotional message resonated with fans worldwide as he concluded with, “Thank you, Ilya Sorokin, for letting me score 895 … and the last thing—to all of you fans, to all the world, Russia—we did it, boys, we did it. It’s history!” Ovechkin’s Legacy in NHL History This achievement solidifies Ovechkin’s place among the greatest hockey players of all time. As of now, Ovechkin continues to chase more milestones, and with his undeniable talent, the future remains bright for the Capitals’ star. For more information on Alex Ovechkin’s journey and career statistics, visit NHL’s official site. For more updates on sports milestones and achievements, check out our latest sports articles. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
