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Tinubu Approves Historic Law Establishing 48 Police Academies Nationwide.

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has signed the Nigeria Police Training Institutions (Establishment) Bill, 2024, into law — a historic move that gives statutory recognition to 48 police training and capacity-building institutions across the country.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

According to Nivo News, the new legislation marks a significant milestone in Nigeria’s internal security reforms, institutionalising police education and ensuring continuous professional development in line with global best practices.

The Act, sponsored by Senator Ahmed Abdulhamid Malam-Madori, categorises the nation’s police training network into five major groups — Police Colleges, Police Training Schools, Police Tactical Schools, Police Technical Training Schools, and other specialised institutions — all strategically located across the six geopolitical zones.

Among the newly recognised institutions are the Police Colleges in Ikeja, Kaduna, Maiduguri, and Oji River; the Police Staff College in Jos; and the Police Detective College in Enugu. Also included are several Police Training Schools in Bauchi, Minna, Sokoto, Benin, Calabar, Ibadan, Jos, Owerri, Ekiti, and others, designed to strengthen professional competence at various levels of the force.

In addition, the Act establishes elite tactical schools such as the Mobile Training Schools in Gwoza, Ila-Orangun, and Ende-Hill; the Counter Terrorism Unit (CTU) Schools in Nonwa-Tai and Gombe; and the Special Protection Unit (SPU) School in Kafin Hausa. Other specialised centres include the K9 Training School in Bukuru-Jos, the Marine Training School in Toru-Orua, and the Police Pre-Retirement Training School in Kudan.

The law further recognises the Police Public Relations School in Lafia and Abuja, the Police School of Intelligence in Shere, the Schools of Communication in Kudan and Ikeja, and the Police Veterinary Training School in Abuja. It also grants legal status to the Police Institute of Digital Studies and Cyber Security in Abeokuta, the Police School of Nursing and Midwifery in Ezimo, the National Institute of Police Studies in Abuja, and the Police School of Finance and Administration in Umueri, among others.

Senator Malam-Madori hailed the presidential assent as “a transformative moment in Nigeria’s internal security architecture,” noting that the legislation would professionalise police training, deepen security research, and align policing culture with international standards.

Security experts have also described the development as one of the most far-reaching legislative reforms in Nigeria’s policing history, expected to enhance professionalism, accountability, and operational efficiency within the force.


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The Mavin Love Secret Exposed! How Johnny Drille Pulled Off The Ultimate Office Romance!.

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  • Mavin Records Love Story: Nigerian singer Johnny Drille has shared details about how his romance with Rima Tahini blossomed behind the scenes while she served as a music executive at Mavin Records.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Keeping It Under Wraps: In an interview with Music Moments, Drille credited label founder Don Jazzy for providing the environment where they met in late 2018, noting the immense effort it took to keep their relationship hidden for five years.

    • Secret Marriage and Public Reveal: Although fans only learned of their relationship in July 2023, the couple had already tied the knot more than a year prior.

    • Growing Family: Following their surprise public confirmation, the couple has since welcomed their first child, Amaris Esohe Ighodaro.

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‘I Have Seen Blood!’: VeryDarkMan Fires Back At Haters Over Shocking NBA Conference Invitation!

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  • Addressing NBA Critics: Social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, widely known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has fired back at critics questioning his presence as a panelist at the ongoing 2026 Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Annual General Conference in Port Harcourt.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Focus on Real-World Insecurity: Speaking during a session on violence and insecurity titled “Unknown Known Gunmen,” VDM clarified that he was not invited to lecture lawyers on the law, but rather to share firsthand accounts of insecurity—emphasizing that even members of the judiciary are now targets.

    • Highlighting Vulnerable Professionals: Pointing to recent high-profile incidents, such as the abduction of a judge traveling between Sokoto and Kebbi, he argued that insecurity has deeply penetrated the legal profession and cannot be addressed through courtroom procedures alone.

    • Critique of Media and Firsthand Accounts: VDM criticized the media for what he perceived as lagging coverage of violent attacks, sharing that his perspective is shaped by witnessing severe tragedies firsthand, including responses to violence in Yelwata and bombings in Borno.

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‘No More Excuses!’: Minister Umahi Descends On Deplorable Benin-Asaba Route In High-Stakes Visit!

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  • Urgent On-Site Inspection: Minister of Works, David Umahi, has scheduled an inspection of the troubled Benin-Asaba highway following intense public frustration over worsening gridlock and deteriorating road conditions.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Multistakeholder Assessment: Announced during the flag-off ceremony for the Ibadan-Ijebu-Ode Road dualisation and detailed by his media aide Francis Nwaze, the visit will bring together ministry officials, independent engineers, project contractors, and Edo State government representatives.

    • Concession and Contractor Concerns: Umahi attributed part of the crisis to private-sector concession efforts, noting that the handling company stripped over 30 kilometres of asphalt without finishing the rehabilitation work, leaving motorists stranded in heavy traffic.

    • Critical Regional Artery: The Benin-Asaba route serves as a vital economic corridor connecting Edo and Delta states, heavily relied upon by thousands of travelers moving between the South-South and other regions of the country.

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