Police Resume Enforcement of Tinted Glass Permit Policy
The Nigeria Police Force has resumed the enforcement of the Tinted Glass Permit policy, pending the final determination of the matter before the court. The police said the decision followed a review of emerging security concerns and the need to protect lives and property, noting that criminals have exploited the suspension of enforcement to perpetrate crimes.
Senate Condemns Multiple Budget Implementations in 2025
The Senate has condemned the federal government’s implementation of multiple budgets within a single fiscal year, describing the practice as unacceptable. Chairman of the Senate Committee on Finance, Senator Sani Musa, expressed displeasure on Monday, insisting that budget implementation must be normalised from 2026 to ensure fiscal discipline and accountability.
Malami Demands EFCC Chair’s Recusal From His Case
Former Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, has demanded that EFCC Chairman, Olanipekun Olukoyede, recuse himself from any investigation or prosecution involving him. Malami argued that the commission can no longer handle the matter impartially or lawfully, citing concerns over bias and due process.
NAF Debunks Espionage Claims Over Aircraft in Burkina Faso
The Nigerian Air Force has dismissed claims that its C-130 aircraft, currently in Burkina Faso, was forced to land on espionage suspicions. The NAF described reports alleging that the crew were intelligence operatives as false and misleading, urging the public to disregard unverified social media narratives.
Elderly Man Killed in Kano Mosque, Suspect Lynched
An elderly man, identified as Ladan Zubairu, was killed at Yusuf Garko Mosque in Kano on Monday morning. The suspect was pursued and lynched by an angry mob, while his residence was set ablaze, before security operatives intervened to restore calm in the area.
Tinubu Holds Closed-Door Meeting With Service Chiefs
President Bola Tinubu on Monday evening held a closed-door meeting with the Service Chiefs at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. The meeting, which began shortly after 6pm, focused on national security issues amid ongoing challenges across the country.
Niger Police Arrest Six Over Arms Dealing, Kidnapping
The Niger State Police Command has arrested six suspects for offences including arms dealing, kidnapping, unlawful possession of ammunition and phone snatching. Police spokesperson, Wasiu Abiodun, said the arrests followed multiple operations across the state.
Delta Police Arrest 627 Suspects, Recover 144 Firearms in One Year
The Delta State Police Command has announced the arrest of over 627 suspects and the recovery of 144 firearms within one year. Commissioner of Police, Abaniwonda Olufemi, disclosed this on Monday in Asaba, highlighting intensified crime-fighting efforts.
Supreme Court Affirms President’s Power to Declare Emergency
The Supreme Court has ruled that the President has constitutional authority to declare a state of emergency in any state to prevent a breakdown of law and order. The apex court, in a majority judgment, affirmed the powers granted under the Constitution.
Nigeria’s Inflation Drops to 14.45% in November
Nigeria’s headline inflation rate fell to 14.45 per cent in November, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. The figure represents a decline from the 16.05 per cent recorded in October, reflecting moderation under the revised base year.
Tinubu Recalls Buhari Alliance That Defeated Jonathan
President Bola Tinubu has recounted how a political alliance with late former President Muhammadu Buhari led to the defeat of former President Goodluck Jonathan in 2015. Speaking at the launch of Buhari’s biography in Abuja, Tinubu praised Buhari’s integrity and the growth of the APC.
PDP Warns Supreme Court Ruling Poses Democratic Risk
The Peoples Democratic Party has expressed concern over the Supreme Court ruling affirming the President’s emergency powers. The party warned that interpreting the judgment as allowing suspension of elected officials poses dangers to Nigeria’s democratic structure.
EFCC Denies Allegations of Targeting Opposition
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has denied claims that it is being used to target opposition politicians. The EFCC said it remains faithful to its anti-corruption mandate, insisting that its operations are impartial and free from political influence.
Dangote Says No Investor Will Buy Nigeria’s Refineries
Businessman Aliko Dangote has said no investor would be interested in buying Nigeria’s refineries due to an unfavourable operating environment. He also criticised past regulatory decisions in the oil sector, blaming policy missteps for discouraging investment.
Bigiano Claims He Wrote Davido’s ‘Dami Duro’ Hook
Singer Bigiano has claimed authorship of the hook in Davido’s hit song Dami Duro. He made the claim during an interview, stating that his contribution played a key role in the song’s success, despite not being officially credited.
Bobrisky Criticises Influencer Over Reckless Behaviour
Social media personality Bobrisky has criticised TikTok creator Peller over actions linked to emotional distress following a relationship issue. He advised young people to prioritise self-worth and make responsible decisions, urging caution and emotional maturity.
Akinsanmiro Emotional After First Super Eagles Call-Up
Midfielder Ebenezer Akinsanmiro has described his first Super Eagles invitation as overwhelming. The 20-year-old said the call-up for the 2025 AFCON followed years of perseverance through injuries and setbacks.
Inter Miami Sign Sergio Reguilón on Multi-Year Deal
Inter Miami have completed the signing of Spanish defender Sergio Reguilón on a deal running until December 2027, with an option for extension. The 28-year-old joins as a free agent, bringing extensive European top-flight experience to the club.