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"My life is at risk. The only ‘cr!me’ I committed yesterday was posting a video of a police officer in Cross River state allegedly holding w€ed and sharing it on social media. Since then, I have received several threåts. If anything happens to me, Nigerians should know who to hold responsible. How do we expect the country to get better when exposing evil makes evil come after you?" — MC Okirika raises alarm as he shares an alleged threåt message he received from an individual.

Below is my message of appreciation for the very heartwarming messages I received on the occasion of my birthday. I hope the few words below convey my genuine appreciation. Times are tough, obstacles are clear and friends are few. I wish you all God’s continued blessings and guidance. Yours permanently — MHB

Most definitely.

"They are shøøting us o"🤯🙆 Confrøntation between some young men and Nigerian police officers in Akwete, Abia State.

Earlier today, H.E Governor Uba Sani CON attended Friday Prayers at 44 Nigerian Army (Comilla) Barracks Jumuat Mosque, Kaduna.

Enough is enough to this daily harassment in Anambra State.

Wallahi Tallahi Northerners aren’t dumb👏🏾

This is Sheikh Muhammed Gibirima, one of the prominent scholars within the Tijjaniyya order who was closely connected to Sheikh Ibrahim Inyass (RA). He was renowned for attaining the lofty station of Ma’arifa (divine gnosis), memorizing the Holy Qur’an, mastering its exegesis, and excelling in various branches of Islamic knowledge. He was also widely regarded as a man blessed with remarkable spiritual virtues and extraordinary gifts. Sheikh Gibirima possessed an unquenchable passion for Zikr — the constant recitation of devotional litanies. Historical accounts narrate that he once used an entire 50kg sack of millet (gero) while continuously reciting the formula: “La ilaha illa’Llah, Muhammadun Rasulu ‘Llah.” After every recitation, he would pick a single grain of millet and set it aside, using the grains as a form of rosary (Charbi) until the entire sack was exhausted.

Imagine you pass away in 2 minutes and the reason you enter jannah 🤍 is because you shared the Quran🤍❤️👏

Imagine you pass away in 2 minutes and the reason you enter jannah 🤍 is because you shared the Quran🤍❤️👏

The incident was identified, the officer was located, and prompt action was taken. A video circulating on social media showed an Ekiti State Police officer in camouflage uniform behaving erratically, suspected to be under the influence of an illicit substance. The Ekiti State Police Command responded immediately. The officer, a Police Sergeant serving at Ikole-Ekiti Division, was identified, located, and taken into custody. He is currently stable, but this does not indicate clearance. The Force leadership through the Commissioner of Police, CP Falade Adegoroye Michael, has ordered a full psychological and medical evaluation before disciplinary proceedings commence. Accountability in this case involves both understanding and decisive action, not just punishment. What was seen in that video does not represent the Nigeria Police Force. It does not reflect its standards, its values, or the discipline this institution demands from every officer in uniform. Such behavior will not be excused. We thank the public for your vigilance, which has once again proven effective. You observed, you reported, and we responded.

The incident was identified, the officer was located, and prompt action was taken. A video circulating on social media showed an Ekiti State Police officer in camouflage uniform behaving erratically, suspected to be under the influence of an illicit substance. The Ekiti State Police Command responded immediately. The officer, a Police Sergeant serving at Ikole-Ekiti Division, was identified, located, and taken into custody. He is currently stable, but this does not indicate clearance. The Force leadership through the Commissioner of Police, CP Falade Adegoroye Michael, has ordered a full psychological and medical evaluation before disciplinary proceedings commence. Accountability in this case involves both understanding and decisive action, not just punishment. What was seen in that video does not represent the Nigeria Police Force. It does not reflect its standards, its values, or the discipline this institution demands from every officer in uniform. Such behavior will not be excused. We thank the public for your vigilance, which has once again proven effective. You observed, you reported, and we responded.

The incident was identified, the officer was located, and prompt action was taken. A video circulating on social media showed an Ekiti State Police officer in camouflage uniform behaving erratically, suspected to be under the influence of an illicit substance. The Ekiti State Police Command responded immediately. The officer, a Police Sergeant serving at Ikole-Ekiti Division, was identified, located, and taken into custody. He is currently stable, but this does not indicate clearance. The Force leadership through the Commissioner of Police, CP Falade Adegoroye Michael, has ordered a full psychological and medical evaluation before disciplinary proceedings commence. Accountability in this case involves both understanding and decisive action, not just punishment. What was seen in that video does not represent the Nigeria Police Force. It does not reflect its standards, its values, or the discipline this institution demands from every officer in uniform. Such behavior will not be excused. We thank the public for your vigilance, which has once again proven effective. You observed, you reported, and we responded.

“Why are you haråssing us? Is it a cr!me to be a young boy in Nigeria?” — Students of the cry out as they accuse police officers of haråssm€nt. According to one of the students: “On our way back from IT at NVRI Vom, I and other students were stopped by policemen believed to be from an ambush squad. I’m a 400-level Crop Production student of the University of Jos. The officers, without any proper checkpoint, were carrying out stop-and-search operations targeting only young boys. They forcefully collected students’ phones, and when I asked if they had a warrant authorizing phone searches, I was treated like a cr!m!nal and håråssed.” he wrote

“Why are you haråssing us? Is it a cr!me to be a young boy in Nigeria?” — Students of the cry out as they accuse police officers of haråssm€nt. According to one of the students: “On our way back from IT at NVRI Vom, I and other students were stopped by policemen believed to be from an ambush squad. I’m a 400-level Crop Production student of the University of Jos. The officers, without any proper checkpoint, were carrying out stop-and-search operations targeting only young boys. They forcefully collected students’ phones, and when I asked if they had a warrant authorizing phone searches, I was treated like a cr!m!nal and håråssed.” he wrote