• The Attack: Two newly deployed Mobile Police officers were killed by armed attackers in an ambush on Monday evening in the Ayilamo community of Logo Local Government Area, Benue State.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• • The Circumstances: The incident occurred around 6:00 p.m. while the officers were en route to escort the Divisional Police Officer (DPO), who was returning to the community from Makurdi.

  • Official Confirmation: Benue State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Peter Aondongu, confirmed the killings on Tuesday in Makurdi. The identities of the fallen officers have not yet been released.

  • Rising Death Toll: This tragic event brings the total number of police officers killed in Ayilamo to six within just three days. Only days earlier, on Friday, gunmen killed four Mobile Police officers and seven civilians in the same area.

  • Community Plea: Local residents attribute the attacks to armed invaders operating out of forests and deserted settlements within the Tombo Council Ward. They are urgently calling for sustained security operations to protect both civilian communities and security personnel from further violence.

The Kwankwasiyya Movement has demanded answers from the Kano State Government regarding the reported suspension and relocation of a federal constituency road project located within the Ungogo/Minjibir Federal Constituency.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In a statement issued on Tuesday by its spokesperson, Dr. Habib Mai Lemo, the movement emphasized that local residents should not be deprived of vital development projects due to political differences.

Key points from the statement include:

• Suspended Infrastructure: The movement questioned why the Kano State Ministry of Works appears to target and heavily scrutinize projects facilitated by opposition lawmakers, challenging the state to prove that uniform standards are being applied to all constituency projects regardless of political affiliation.

• Targeted Council Suspensions: Kwankwasiyya also raised alarms over the suspension of three councillors in the Kano Municipal Local Government Area—who have disputed project-related claims against them—as well as two councillors from Tarauni Local Government Area.

• Political Intimidation: The movement alleged that the council suspensions are politically motivated penalties designed to punish local officials for refusing to defect to the ruling camp, warning that such actions threaten fundamental democratic principles.

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African Democratic Congress (ADC) chieftain and Ovation Magazine publisher, Dele Momodu, has shared how he narrowly avoided detention by Special Forces at London’s Heathrow Airport after being caught with 18 old phones.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Speaking in a viral video while interacting with young Nigerians, Momodu explained that the incident occurred while he was traveling to South Africa. Security operatives flagged him over the devices and called in Special Forces, placing the phones in a tray as they interrogated him about his profession.

When asked to prove his identity as a journalist, Momodu utilized his media network and name-dropping strategy. He presented his iPad and displayed contacts and interactions with prominent global figures, including Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and former U.S. President Bill Clinton.

Although he was initially transferred to Customs officials who argued that 18 phones constituted a commercial quantity, Momodu maintained that the devices were old. By referencing his high-profile connections—noting that the British monarch is the head of UK Customs—he was eventually cleared, narrowly avoiding missing his flight.