Response to Amnesty International: According to a statement issued on Wednesday by spokesperson Habibu Sale Mohammed, the group’s claims came in response to an Amnesty International report highlighting the alleged arrest, detention, and harassment of government critics.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• Named Individuals: The movement listed several individuals allegedly affected, including Abba Ibrahim Kofar Nasarawa (Aiha K Nass), Murtala Muhammad Dawanau, Fatima Dayyabu, Maryam Usman (Golden Queen), Muhammad Ahmad, Hafsat Muhammad Sauwama Kauwama, Khadija Garba Kadnass, Ismail Hassan Hussain Lajin Dala, Isa Zanna Isa, and Zaidu Magaji.

• Legal and Institutional Action: The group expressed deep concern over the continued detention of Aiha K Nass under stringent bail conditions and noted that they have petitioned the Chief Judge of Kano State and the Judicial Service Commission regarding the Ungogo Division Sharia Court proceedings.

• Commitment to the Rule of Law: Reaffirming its peaceful stance, the movement warned authorities not to provoke them, stating they will strictly rely on legal, constitutional, and peaceful channels to challenge rights violations rather than taking the law into their own hands.

Shift to Prosperity: President Tinubu announced that the emergency phase of economic reforms is complete, marking a transition toward shared and widespread national prosperity.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• Economic Growth & Reserves: The economy has grown by over 4% this year, foreign reserves have been rebuilt, inflation has dropped, forex has stabilized, and non-oil exports surpassed $6 billion in 2025.

• Tackling Cost of Living: Lowering the cost of living is the top priority, targeted through mechanized farming, dry-season agriculture, and massive investments in roads, rail, ports, and power.

• Empowering the Youth: The administration is focusing on job creation, gas-powered industries, factory revivals, digital connectivity, and skill development to harness Nigeria’s young population.

• Social Safety Nets & Support: Vulnerable households are being supported through an updated National Social Register, alongside consistent payment of salaries and pensions.

• Consumer Credit & Education: Initiatives like CREDICORP are giving working Nigerians access to consumer credit for assets, while NELFUND ensures low-income students can pursue higher education.

• Security Achievements: The President praised the Armed Forces for maintaining national peace and highlighted significant reductions in oil theft.

• Defense of Reforms: Tinubu defended the removal of fuel subsidies, comparing past economic policies to using “morphine” to hide deep problems instead of fixing them.

• Call for Unity: Closing the address, Tinubu urged citizens to remain disciplined and united, noting that their sacrifices have built a resilient economic foundation.

• Family’s Petition: Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu has approved a request by the family of the late singer Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba (Mohbad) for a brand-new probe into his passing.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

• • Timeline of Request: According to a statement issued by family lawyer Oladayo Ogungbe on September 29, 2026, the petition was submitted to the IGP on April 14, 2026, and received at Abuja’s Force Headquarters on May 7.

  • Grounds for New Probe: The petition highlighted concerns regarding previous inquiries and urged authorities to take a closer look at the events leading to the singer’s death at age 27 on September 12, 2023.

  • Current Status: The IGP directed the case to the Lagos State Police Command, where it has been assigned to the Special Enquiry Bureau, with family representatives already engaging with the new investigative team.