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‘No Plot To Kill Yerima’: Police Reveal What Really Happened At Kubwa Junction.

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The Federal Capital Territory Police Command has explained why its operatives intercepted the vehicle of Lieutenant Ahmed Yerima amid widespread speculation of an assassination attempt linked to his recent disagreement with the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

According to Nivo News, rumours had circulated online alleging that Yerima was targeted in an attack, following images showing a police patrol vehicle engaged with his car. However, the FCT Police spokesperson, SP Josephine Adeh, dismissed the claims, stating that no such incident was reported or recorded by the command.

In a follow-up statement addressing the viral photos, the police clarified that the encounter was a routine stop-and-search operation, contrary to the dramatic accounts circulating on social media. The command described the reports as “false and grossly misleading.”

The statement explained that on 16 November 2025 at about 6:15 p.m., a patrol team conducting routine checks at the NNPC Junction along the Kubwa Expressway stopped an ash-coloured Toyota Camry with a concealed number plate and fully tinted windows. Officers reportedly approached the car and requested the driver’s identity and the reason for the concealments, in line with standard procedure. The occupant, later identified as Lt. Yerima, allegedly refused to identify himself, made several phone calls, and rolled up his windows instead of cooperating.

According to Nivo News, the situation changed a few minutes later when three naval personnel arrived, identified Yerima as their colleague, and were seen taking photos and videos of the encounter. After the confirmation, the police allowed the vehicle to continue its movement and resumed their operations without incident. The command expressed surprise at what it described as “maliciously crafted tales” portraying the routine check as an assassination attempt.

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‘I Was Limited To Airport’ – Tinubu Opens Up, Seeks Forgiveness From Plateau Attack Victims/

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President Bola Tinubu has apologised to the people of Plateau State over his previous visit following the deadly attacks in Anguwan Rukuba, Jos North Local Government Area, which claimed several lives and left many others injured in March 2026.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

News recalls that the attack, which occurred in March, left at least 20 people dead, while several others sustained injuries.

On April 2, Tinubu met with families affected by the incident at the Jos Airport, where he expressed his condolences and assured them that such attacks would not happen again.

However, the President faced criticism for failing to visit the affected communities during the trip. His spokesperson, Bayo Onanuga, subsequently explained that Tinubu’s visit was constrained by a scheduled meeting with the President of Chad.

Speaking at the All Progressives Congress (APC) North-Central presidential campaign rally in Jos on Saturday, Tinubu apologised to residents, explaining that he was restricted to the airport during his previous visit and could not travel into the affected communities.

He said, “When I last visited the other time, I was limited to the airport. Forgive me if you didn’t see me in the hinterland.

“But I saw the devastation. I got the report from the governor. I saw horror in the faces of our people. But since then, that has changed; we are forging together.”

The President also assured residents that affected communities would be rebuilt to enable displaced persons to return to their homes.

Tinubu further disclosed that he had directed security agencies to take decisive measures to restore and sustain peace across Plateau State.

He said, “I have directed all the security agencies to take decisive action and sustain peace and stability on the Plateau.

“What we should be getting is prosperity, not havoc, not crisis. Our government is not elected to inflict wounds on one another or to bury people. We have to lift people up from penury to prosperity.

“One thousand forest guards are undergoing training right now. You will feel them; you will see them. You will feel secure in your villages and communities.”

The President maintained that his administration was committed to improving security, restoring stability and creating an environment where residents could live without fear of further attacks.

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‘I’m Spending Millions’ – Bala Opens Up On Funding Security, ADC Court Battle.

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The factional leader of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Nafiu Bala Gombe, has disclosed that he is using proceeds from his business ventures to finance his security arrangements and ongoing legal battle over the party’s leadership crisis.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Bala made the disclosure during an interview with journalists on Saturday, dismissing allegations that he was receiving financial backing from external political interests.

Naija News reports that the ADC factional leader spoke amid questions surrounding the source of funds for his faction and his decision to challenge the party’s leadership in court against the camp led by former Senate President, David Mark.

Some political stakeholders have accused Bala of collaborating with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Presidency to destabilise the ADC and weaken its opposition structure ahead of the 2027 general elections.

However, Bala rejected the allegations, insisting that his faction relied largely on membership dues and contributions generated through its internal activities.

He also identified himself as a businessman with multiple sources of income, maintaining that he had the financial capacity to meet the costs of his personal security and legal proceedings.

Addressing concerns over his security arrangements, Bala argued that he was entitled to personal protection like other prominent politicians. He questioned why the resources used to secure him had become a subject of public controversy.

On the ongoing legal dispute over the party’s leadership, Bala explained that his decision to approach the court was motivated by the need to protect the ADC constitution and uphold the rule of law.

He insisted that his legal action had nothing to do with political influence, financial strength or personal ambition.

Bala also commented on the continued appearance of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and David Mark on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) portal despite the court judgment that removed them from their respective positions.

According to him, INEC would take the appropriate steps once it received the certified true copy of the judgment, suggesting that the commission might not yet have obtained the official court documents.

He dismissed suggestions that the electoral umpire was deliberately refusing to implement the ruling, arguing that the continued appearance of their names on its portal did not indicate that INEC was disregarding the court’s decision.

The ADC factional leader further rejected calls suggesting that the large crowds attracted by the party during its political rallies in Sokoto and Kebbi should have persuaded him to discontinue the court case.

Explaining his determination to pursue the matter, Bala said: “I went to court with only the Constitution. I told the world that if they had followed the right procedures, the court should rule in their favour. But if we were right, we should be given our rights.”

He maintained that political popularity, connections and financial resources should never give anyone the privilege to disregard established rules and procedures.

Bala warned that Nigeria could not make meaningful progress if influential individuals were allowed to operate above the law.

He also accused some individuals involved in the leadership dispute of circulating fake documents claiming that he had resigned from his position, describing the reports as misleading.

Speaking about his relationship with Atiku, Bala described the former vice president as a father figure, noting that both of them hailed from the same geopolitical zone.

However, he expressed disappointment that Atiku had not personally reached out to him despite the prolonged leadership crisis. He also lamented that some party members continued to portray him as an enemy of the ADC.

Despite the ongoing dispute, Bala disclosed that his faction had instructed all its aspirants to continue their campaigns ahead of the 2027 general elections.

He insisted that the legal battle would not disrupt the faction’s political activities and urged members of the opposing camp to exercise patience and respect the judicial process.

He further called on them to complete their membership registration in their respective wards in accordance with the party’s constitution.

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Ronaldo-less Portugal Suffer Crushing Defeat Against Denmark In First Major Test Without Their Captain.

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Portugal suffered a humiliating 4-1 defeat at home to Denmark in the UEFA Nations League on Saturday night, November 14, setting unwanted records in their first match since Cristiano Ronaldo announced his retirement from international football.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The Seleção were beaten at the Estádio Municipal de Braga, with Danish striker Rasmus Højlund scoring twice to inspire his country to an emphatic victory.

Naija News reports that the encounter was Portugal’s first outing since Ronaldo brought his 23-year international career to an end on November 5, 2026.

The 41-year-old forward retired from international football as the country’s most-capped player, with a world-record 234 appearances and 146 goals.

Before kick-off, Portugal paid tribute to their legendary former captain. The players wore shirts featuring his iconic number seven, while supporters gave him a standing ovation around the seventh minute of the match. Messages reading “Obrigado, capitão” (Thank you, captain) were also displayed on the stadium screens.

However, Denmark quickly turned the occasion into a disappointing night for the hosts.

The visitors took the lead in the 43rd minute after Rúben Dias handled a header from Højlund inside the penalty area, allowing Pierre-Emile Højbjerg to convert from the spot.

Højlund doubled Denmark’s advantage five minutes into the second half before completing his brace in the 57th minute.

Joachim Andersen then made it 4-0 in the 75th minute, handing Portugal their first-ever four-goal defeat in an official home fixture.

Bernardo Silva managed to pull one back for Portugal in the third minute of stoppage time, but his effort did little to change the outcome as the hosts suffered a heavy defeat.

The result also ended Portugal’s impressive record of never losing by more than one goal without Ronaldo in the team since their 3-0 defeat to Spain on September 6, 2003, shortly after the forward made his international debut.

Furthermore, it was the first time Portugal had conceded four goals in a match since their 4-2 loss to Germany at Euro 2020 in June 2021.

Despite the disappointing result, Portugal remain top of Group 4 with 12 points and had already secured qualification for the quarter-finals before the encounter.

Denmark, meanwhile, moved to nine points, keeping their hopes of finishing top of the group alive.

Portugal will now turn their attention to their final group fixture against Wales as they look to maintain their position at the summit.

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