Violence against women and girls is an undeniable violation of human rights. No cultural norm, tradition, or economic pressure can ever justify the immense suffering endured by millions of women worldwide. It is our collective responsibility to challenge these harmful narratives and promote equality. Globally, gender inequality and violence against women are persistent barriers to sustainable development. According to UN Women, nearly one in three women—approximately 736 million—have experienced physical or sexual violence from an intimate partner, non-partner, or both at some point in their lives. This figure does not even include cases of sexual harassment. Gender-based violence manifests in various forms—physical, emotional, sexual, and economic—affecting women in all corners of the world, including Nigeria. From intimate partner violence to harmful practices like female genital mutilation, trafficking, exploitation, and sexual harassment, these acts stem from deeply entrenched societal inequalities. Studies show that women who face violence are more likely to develop depression, anxiety disorders, and other long-lasting health complications. According to the United Nations, in 2023 alone, over 51,100 women were murdered by intimate partners or family members—a sobering statistic highlighting the deadly nature of gender-based violence. Violence in Nigeria: A Daily Reality In Nigeria, violence against women is widespread, yet much of it goes unreported. The 2018 Nigerian Demographic and Health Survey revealed that 9% of women aged 15 to 49 had experienced sexual violence, while 31% had faced physical violence. The COVID-19 pandemic further exacerbated the issue, increasing the vulnerability of women and girls to violence. Global Advocacy: The 16 Days of Activism The “16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence,” observed annually from November 25 to December 10, shines a light on this critical issue. This period serves as a global platform to raise awareness, mobilize action, and advocate for the elimination of all forms of violence against women and girls. This year’s theme, “No Excuse. UNiTE to End Violence Against Women,” is a rallying cry for collective action. As emphasized by UN Secretary-General António Guterres, the theme underscores the need to support survivors and stand with activists working tirelessly to bring change. A Shared Responsibility Eliminating violence requires a united effort. Governments, civil society organizations, private sector actors, and individuals must collaborate to tackle the root causes of violence. Harmful stereotypes, discriminatory norms, and cultural practices that perpetuate abuse must be confronted and dismantled. Additionally, survivors must have access to comprehensive support services, including healthcare, legal aid, and counseling. It is crucial to create safe spaces where survivors can share their experiences without fear of stigma or retaliation. A Future Without Fear As Nigeria joins the global community in observing the 16 Days of Activism, we must reflect on both the progress made and the challenges ahead. Every woman and girl deserves to live free from violence, fear, and discrimination. This is not merely an ideal—it is a necessity. The United Nations in Nigeria remains committed to strengthening legal frameworks, enhancing access to justice, and fostering awareness to drive societal change. However, this work cannot be accomplished in isolation. Community leaders, religious institutions, educators, and individuals—especially men and boys—must play active roles in challenging harmful norms and advocating for gender equality. Together, we can build a Nigeria—and a world—where women can live with dignity, respect, and equal opportunities. There is no excuse for violence against women. Now is the time to act. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
Nigerian Senate Pushes for Ban on Dollar Salaries and Foreign Currency Transactions The Nigerian Senate has introduced a bill aimed at eliminating the use of foreign currencies for payments and transactions within the country. This legislation, sponsored by Senator Ned Munir Nwoko, recently passed its first reading and proposes significant changes to financial operations in Nigeria. The bill, titled “A Bill for an Act to Alter the Central Bank of Nigeria Act, 2007, No. 7, to Prohibit the Use of Foreign Currencies for Remuneration and Other Related Matters,” seeks to establish the Naira as the sole medium of payment for all domestic transactions, including salaries. Key Objectives of the Bill Why the Bill Matters Senator Nwoko argues that the widespread use of foreign currencies, such as the Dollar and Pound Sterling, for domestic transactions is a remnant of colonial influence. He believes this practice undermines Nigeria’s economic independence, perpetuates inflation, and weakens the Naira. By enforcing Naira-based transactions, the proposed law aims to tackle these challenges head-on. Conclusion The Nigerian Senate’s proposed bill could mark a turning point for the economy by reinforcing the Naira’s central role. If implemented, this legislation will prohibit salaries, exports, and domestic payments in foreign currencies, encouraging greater reliance on the Naira and fostering long-term economic stability. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reaffirmed his commitment to Nigeria’s growth by pledging to enhance the infrastructure achievements of his predecessor, former President Muhammadu Buhari. Tinubu delivered this message in a touching tribute on Buhari’s 82nd birthday, acknowledging Buhari’s leadership, dedication, and transformative impact on the nation. In his statement released on Monday, President Tinubu praised Buhari for his unwavering resilience and his significant contributions to Nigeria’s progress. “Your steadfast commitment to Nigeria’s advancement and unity inspires many, and your enduring legacy continues to guide our nation’s journey towards prosperity and stability,” Tinubu remarked. Reflecting on Buhari’s tenure (2015-2023), Tinubu highlighted the former president’s focus on infrastructure development as a cornerstone of national progress. He assured Nigerians that his administration will not only uphold Buhari’s vision but also expand on the existing infrastructure initiatives. “I will continue to build on the infrastructure legacy you bequeathed to our nation as the leader of our country’s first All Progressives Congress (APC) administration,” Tinubu stated. Buhari’s perseverance, particularly in contesting and losing three presidential elections before securing victories in 2015 and 2019, was also a point of admiration. Tinubu described Buhari’s political journey as a testament to his resilience, encouraging Nigerians never to give up on their goals. “Your doggedness and resilience in contesting presidential elections before winning them inspire us never to give up,” Tinubu added. Tinubu further praised Buhari’s role as a unifying leader whose influence continues to shape Nigeria’s path toward unity and stability. “As you celebrate this remarkable milestone in Daura, we reflect on your years of dedicated service and leadership, which have significantly shaped the course of our nation,” Tinubu said. The president concluded his tribute by wishing Buhari good health, happiness, and fulfillment in his retirement. “On this special day, may you be surrounded by the love of your family and friends and continue to enjoy good health, happiness, and fulfillment in all your endeavors, now and in the future,” Tinubu expressed. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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A Lagos State High Court in Ikeja has sentenced businesswoman Oluremi Phillips to 17 years imprisonment for fraud involving N57,690,000. Justice I.O. Ijelu delivered the ruling on December 12, 2024, convicting Phillips and her company, Omritas Energy Limited, on five charges of theft and issuing dud cheques. Background of the Case The defendant, initially arraigned on January 27, 2022, before Justice S.O. Solebo, faced delays when Justice Solebo retired in November 2022, leading to the case being reassigned. On May 22, 2023, Phillips and Omritas Energy Limited were re-arraigned before Justice Ijelu. Key Charges Include: Despite pleading not guilty to all charges, the prosecution presented compelling evidence, including witness testimonies and documents. Verdict and Sentencing Justice Ijelu ruled that the prosecution proved the case beyond reasonable doubt and convicted the defendants: Restitution and Company Shutdown The court ordered the restitution of N57,690,000 to the victim, AYM Shafa Limited, within 90 days. If the company fails to fulfill this order, it will be wound up. The ruling highlights the consequences of fraudulent practices and the justice system’s commitment to protecting victims of financial crimes. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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In a major crackdown on wildlife trafficking, the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Kano/Jigawa Command, in partnership with the Wildlife Justice Commission (WJC), seized 2,179kg of pangolin scales and arrested one suspect in Mubi, Adamawa State. This marks a significant step in their ongoing efforts to combat illegal wildlife trade and protect Nigeria’s biodiversity. The operation, announced on Tuesday by Kano/Jigawa Customs Spokesman Saidu Nuruddeen, was conducted with the support of FOU Zone D and highlights the successful collaboration between the NCS and WJC. This seizure is the third major operation carried out by the two organizations this year. Consistent Commitment to Wildlife Protection Nuruddeen emphasized the NCS’s dedication to fighting organized crime and wildlife trafficking, noting that the agency operates under the leadership of Comptroller General Bashir Adewale Adeniyi. Since partnering with WJC in 2021, the collaboration has resulted in multiple arrests and seizures across the country. He revealed that a total of 21,582kg of pangolin scales have been confiscated in Nigeria through these combined efforts. In 2024 alone, 54% of this amount—11,673.2kg—has been seized, with the Kano/Jigawa Command accounting for 4,473.2kg. Prosecution of Offenders The suspect linked to this recent seizure will be prosecuted as part of the agency’s commitment to dismantling wildlife trafficking networks. Nuruddeen reassured the public that the NCS will leave no stone unturned in its mission to identify and apprehend others connected to this illegal trade. “This operation demonstrates the power of collaboration between NCS and WJC and reaffirms our commitment to protecting wildlife and preserving biodiversity,” Nuruddeen stated. The seizure of pangolin scales underscores the need for vigilance and inter-agency cooperation to combat illegal wildlife trafficking—a critical threat to global biodiversity and ecosystems. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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NDLEA disrupts major drug smuggling operation from Canada to Nigeria, seizing millions in methamphetamine and Loud cannabis hidden in car parts ahead of Christmas celebrations. In a significant breakthrough, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has intercepted a multi-million dollar Christmas drug haul, successfully thwarting an attempt to smuggle methamphetamine and Loud cannabis from Canada into Nigeria. The Operation Authorities cracked down on two international drug syndicates responsible for concealing drugs in car parts and shipping them to Nigeria. Six suspects were arrested in connection with the case. The smuggled substances—methamphetamine, cocaine, and Loud (a high-grade cannabis strain)—were reportedly intended for distribution during the festive season. Law enforcement agencies from three continents collaborated to track the shipment, which traveled from Canada to Nigeria via Belgium. Upon arrival in Lagos, officials uncovered substantial quantities of drugs: Another major seizure in Rivers State resulted in authorities confiscating 636,600 bottles of codeine-based syrup based on intelligence reports. International Drug Networks Targeted This recent bust follows earlier disruptions in November, where authorities dismantled a syndicate smuggling 845 wraps of cocaine (18.72 kg) into Lagos from Brazil via Ethiopia. The NDLEA’s War Against Drug Abuse (WADA) campaign continues to play a pivotal role, raising awareness in schools, workplaces, religious centers, and local communities across Nigeria. Key Takeaway The interception of these drug shipments underscores Nigeria’s commitment to combating international drug trafficking and ensuring safety during the Christmas and New Year celebrations. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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A devastating accident occurred on Tuesday when an unidentified pedestrian was fatally crushed by a truck at the Iyana-Ishasi U-turn, heading towards Mile 2 in Lagos State. This incident follows closely on the heels of a similar tragedy less than 24 hours earlier at Ilubirin, near Sura, on the Lagos Third Mainland Bridge. The accident happened around 11 a.m., involving a fully loaded Howo tipper truck with no visible registration number. The General Manager of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), Olalekan Bakare-Oki, reported that the accident resulted from a severe brake failure, which caused the truck to lose control while speeding through traffic. “The out-of-control truck tragically veered off course and struck a pedestrian walking along the roadside, leading to an instant fatality,” Bakare-Oki explained. He praised the swift response of LASTMA and FRSC officials, who successfully managed the situation. Officers from the Ishasi Police Division also provided security to ensure the safety and smooth conduct of the rescue operation. While extending condolences to the victim’s family, Bakare-Oki urged motorists to prioritize road safety and strictly adhere to traffic rules to avoid such preventable tragedies. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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Delta State Police arrest a mother for killing her baby and parade over 30 suspects involved in crimes like robbery, kidnapping, and cultism. Read about the police’s achievements and recovered weapons. The Delta State Police Command has made significant strides in combating crime, parading over 30 criminal suspects involved in offenses such as armed robbery, kidnapping, cultism, and murder. The police also successfully recovered 150 arms, including 32 AK-47 rifles. The State Commissioner of Police, Abaniwonda Olufemi, shared this during a media briefing at the police headquarters in Asaba. He emphasized that these achievements result from concerted efforts since he assumed office in February 2024 as the 22nd Commissioner of Police. “Despite challenges, we have restored relative peace, thanks to the support of other security agencies, stakeholders, and residents of Delta State,” Olufemi stated. Tragic Baby Killing Case Among the notable incidents was the harrowing case of a 10-month-old baby, Prevail Jonathan, who was reported missing on December 4, 2024. The child’s lifeless body was discovered in the Aviara community river during police investigations. Shocking confessions from the baby’s mother, Blessing Ibuku, revealed that she threw her child into the river on November 31, 2024, due to humiliation from friends mocking her about the child being fatherless. Blessing is currently in custody while investigations continue. Kidnapping Foiled in Asaba On November 27, 2024, the command responded to a distress call about a kidnapping on DLA Road, Asaba. Four armed criminals in a Toyota Camry (BLF 490 AA) abducted a man and woman, stealing a vehicle belonging to one victim. The police’s Special Anti-Kidnapping and Cyber Crime Squad (SAKCCS) tracked the suspects to the Asaba-Benin Expressway. Although the victims were released, the kidnappers abandoned their car and fled into the bush. Recovered Items: Major Robbery Arrest in Asaba In another operation on December 2, 2024, the police, alongside the Rapid Response Squad and Buffalo Squad, raided a criminal hideout behind Anioma Market, Asaba. This resulted in the arrest of 10 suspects linked to robberies in Asaba, Okpanam, and Issele-Uku, with multiple arms recovered. Murder-for-Hire Confession The police also arrested Destiny Lawrence, who confessed to kidnapping a boy for ₦30,000 under orders from a native doctor named Jonah from Otolokpo community. Jonah allegedly slit the boy’s throat in an uncompleted building. Police Achievements Highlighting the success of ongoing operations, CP Olufemi reported: The Commissioner reaffirmed the police command’s dedication to security and urged the public to support the fight against crime by providing credible information. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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A UNIZIK lecturer, Dr. Fabian Osita, was tragically shot dead during a carjacking in Anambra State. The police have launched investigations into the rising insecurity. A tragic incident occurred on Monday night in Anambra State, claiming the life of Dr. Fabian Osita, a lecturer at Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), Awka. He was shot dead by armed carjackers near the high-tension area in Aroma Junction, Awka, while on his way home from work. According to eyewitnesses, the gunmen intercepted Dr. Osita’s vehicle, a Toyota Corolla, and demanded the car. When he resisted, they shot him in the head, killing him instantly. The assailants abandoned his lifeless body at the scene and fled with the vehicle. Dr. Osita was a dedicated lecturer in UNIZIK’s Business Department. His sudden death has plunged the university community into mourning. The Chief Security Officer of the institution, Ken Chukwurah, confirmed the incident, adding that members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at UNIZIK are planning to protest the rising wave of insecurity in Awka. Chukwurah noted: “The attack happened around 7:30 pm outside the campus, in the Aroma area. It was a clear case of carjacking that ended in tragedy.” The Anambra State Police Command also confirmed the killing. Police Public Relations Officer SP Tochukwu Ikenga stated that investigations have begun to identify and apprehend the perpetrators. Ikenga urged the public to assist with any useful information, particularly regarding the stolen car—a Toyota Corolla (2006 model, ash color) with an Enugu plate number. He provided contact numbers for reporting sightings or leads to the police control room: The Anambra Police Command reassured the public that updates on the investigation would follow as the case unfolds. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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A recent NBS survey reveals Nigerians paid N2.23 trillion in ransoms to kidnappers between May 2023 and April 2024, underscoring a rising security crisis in the country. The latest Crime Experience and Security Perception Survey (CESPS) by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has unveiled shocking statistics on crime in Nigeria. Between May 2023 and April 2024, households across the country paid a staggering N2.23 trillion as ransoms to kidnappers. This finding reflects the worsening insecurity plaguing communities, with families bearing the heavy financial and emotional burden of crime. Alarming Trends: Key Findings of the NBS Survey 1. Crime Incidences in Nigeria The survey also revealed that rural areas faced higher crime rates (26.53 million incidents) compared to urban areas (25.36 million incidents). 2. The Rising Kidnapping Crisis One of the most troubling findings of the survey is the rise in kidnapping incidents. This grim statistic underscores the growing threat of kidnapping as a lucrative crime for criminals. 3. Most Common Crimes and Reporting Rates The NBS survey shed light on other prevalent crimes: The survey highlights a persistent lack of trust in law enforcement, with many believing that police intervention yields little to no result. Why Crime Reporting Remains Low The NBS report found that Nigerians are reluctant to report crimes due to: In rural areas especially, many households have turned to local vigilante groups for protection, considering them more reliable than formal security forces. Security Concerns Across Nigeria The survey paints a worrying picture of safety perceptions among Nigerians: Additionally, emergency response times remain a critical issue. Only 33.1% of Nigerians reported receiving help from security forces within 30 minutes of calling for assistance. Conclusion: A Nation at Risk The NBS findings highlight the escalating security crisis in Nigeria. The N2.23 trillion ransom paid in just 12 months reflects the immense financial strain on families, alongside emotional and psychological trauma. To address this crisis, Nigeria must implement urgent reforms to restore confidence in security forces, improve crime response times, and protect its citizens from the growing threat of kidnapping and other crimes. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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President Bola Tinubu will present the 2025 budget of N47.96tn to the National Assembly on Wednesday, following final adjustments approved by the Federal Executive Council. The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved the 2025 budget proposal of N47.96 trillion. Initially scheduled for Tuesday, President Bola Tinubu will now present the budget to the National Assembly on Wednesday, December 18, after making final adjustments. The postponement was confirmed by a top National Assembly official and corroborated by Minister of State for Agriculture, Sabi Abdullahi, who explained the delay was to ensure “one or two refinements” before the formal presentation. Key Highlights of the 2025 Budget According to Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Abubakar Bagudu, the approved Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) provides the foundation for the budget. The MTEF was earlier endorsed by the Senate on November 22 and outlines macroeconomic assumptions for the 2025-2027 period. Fiscal Strategy and Borrowing Plans The 2025 budget includes new borrowings of N13.8 trillion, representing 3.87% of the GDP. Bagudu emphasized the government’s commitment to maintaining the January-December budget cycle and reassured that late signing would not disrupt implementation. He noted that despite the deficit, improved revenue from non-oil streams and deregulation of the petroleum sector would help close gaps. Debt service for the 2024 budget was reported at 100% performance, reflecting Nigeria’s commitment to meeting its obligations. Why the Delay? The FEC, led by President Tinubu, called for minor amendments to ensure the budget aligns with economic goals. The National Assembly has shown confidence in quickly reviewing and passing the budget due to enhanced cooperation with the Executive. Bagudu reiterated that achieving the 2.06 million barrels-per-day oil production target is realistic, citing ongoing discoveries in Nasarawa and Kolmani regions. Final Thoughts The 2025 budget reflects the Federal Government’s strategic fiscal goals amid economic challenges. Stakeholders are optimistic that the proposed figures and assumptions will drive Nigeria toward sustainable growth. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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The family of David Ogbonnaya, a student of Kingdom College, Ozu Abam in Arochukwu Local Government Area (LGA) of Abia State, has issued a heartfelt appeal to Governors Alex Otti of Abia State and Francis Nwifuru of Ebonyi State to assist in locating their missing son. David was reportedly abducted on March 5, 2024, amidst a violent land dispute at Kingdom College’s farm. Incident Overview David Ogbonnaya, who hails from Amagu Ishiagu in Ikwo LGA, Ebonyi State, was among eight students allegedly kidnapped by youths from the Ndi Okorie community. These youths reportedly stormed the college farm, attacking students working on the premises. While six of the abducted students were rescued by the Nigerian Army’s 14 Brigade from Ohafia, another student from Awkuzu, Anambra State, tragically lost his life. David Ogbonnaya remains unaccounted for. Family’s Efforts and Desperation Abel Ogbonnaya, speaking on behalf of the family during a press briefing in Umuahia, explained their ongoing efforts to find David. The family, with support from the traditional ruler of Amagu, Eze Dominic Alo, has written to Governor Francis Nwifuru and sought help from Hon. Chinedu Ogah, the House of Representatives member representing Amagu. Despite involving various authorities, including the Abia State Majority Leader, Hon. Uchenna Kalu, and security agencies, little progress has been made. Abel also disclosed that a Policeman dispatched from Abuja to investigate the matter was himself abducted and wounded by machete-wielding youths from Ndi Okorie. The officer was later rescued by Nigerian Army personnel from Ohafia. Authorities’ Reactions Hon. Uchenna Kalu confirmed the incident, noting that the land dispute between Kingdom College and Ndi Okorie community has persisted for over 15 years. He further stated that both sides reported attacks during the March 5 clash. Kalu added that he had informed Abia State Deputy Governor Ikechukwu Emetu, who oversees boundary matters. Efforts to address the conflict include visiting victims, holding peace and security meetings, and strategizing to restore calm in the area. When contacted, Abia State Police Command spokesperson ASP Maureen Chinaka requested additional time to comment on the matter. Similarly, Force Public Relations Officer ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi acknowledged ongoing investigations but had not provided further updates at the time of this report. Family’s Final Appeal “Since March 5, 2024, our son is still missing. We appeal to Governors Alex Otti and Francis Nwifuru, the Police, and all concerned authorities to help us locate our son’s whereabouts, dead or alive,” Abel Ogbonnaya pleaded. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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President Bola Tinubu welcomed Ghana’s president-elect, John Dramani Mahama, to the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Monday. The meeting underscores Nigeria’s strong diplomatic relations with Ghana and celebrates the country’s successful democratic elections. The visit was announced by Olusegun Dada, the Senior Special Assistant on Social Media to President Tinubu. Sharing images of the meeting on his X (formerly Twitter) account, Dada wrote: “The President-Elect of Ghana, H.E John Dramani Mahama, paid a courtesy visit to President Tinubu at his residence, Presidential Villa, State House Yesterday.” First Lady Remi Tinubu also attended the meeting alongside the leaders. John Mahama, who previously served as Ghana’s president, secured a decisive victory in the country’s recent elections. His main opponent, incumbent Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia, graciously conceded defeat, further solidifying Ghana’s status as a model for democratic governance in Africa. The election received widespread praise from both local and international observers for its transparency, credibility, and efficiency, reaffirming Ghana’s role as a beacon of democracy on the continent. President Tinubu’s meeting with Mahama reflects Nigeria’s commitment to fostering regional stability, collaboration, and strong bilateral ties with neighboring nations. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
