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State Police Constitutional Push Gains Momentum as Tinubu Urges National Assembly Action

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The State Police Constitutional Push has gained renewed momentum after President Bola Tinubu urged the National Assembly to prioritise amendments enabling subnational policing structures. Lawmakers signalled readiness to consider executive-backed reform bills, reigniting debate over federal control, security decentralisation and the risks and opportunities tied to restructuring Nigeria’s policing framework....

Disu Outlines Zero Tolerance Reform Agenda After Appointment as Acting IGP

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Newly appointed Acting Inspector General of Police Tunji Disu has outlined a zero tolerance reform agenda, pledging to tackle misconduct, strengthen operational discipline and improve internal accountability across the Nigeria Police Force. The Disu Zero Tolerance Reform Agenda comes amid heightened public scrutiny over security effectiveness and institutional credibility....

Tinubu Decorates Tunji Disu as Acting IGP in Police Leadership Transition

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President Bola Tinubu has decorated Tunji Disu as Acting Inspector General of Police, marking a new phase in Nigeria’s police leadership transition. The appointment, pending formal ratification by the Police Council, signals continuity within the force as authorities emphasise discipline, operational efficiency and zero tolerance for impunity....

27 Killed in Adamawa as Boko Haram Fighters Storm Madagali Community

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At least 27 people have been killed in an Adamawa Boko Haram attack after gunmen stormed Shuwari Sholi community in Madagali Local Government Area. The assault, which lasted several hours, left homes burned and residents fleeing into surrounding hills, reigniting concerns over civilian vulnerability in Nigeria’s northeast security corridor....

US Renews Country of Particular Concern Status for Nigeria as CPC Redesignation Sparks Diplomatic Strain

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The United States has renewed Nigeria’s Country of Particular Concern designation, intensifying diplomatic friction under what officials now describe as the CPC Redesignation Nigeria. While US lawmakers push for sanctions over alleged religious persecution, Abuja rejects claims of state-backed bias and warns that constitutional and religious complexities cannot be reduced to a single narrative....

Real Madrid, PSG, Atalanta, and Galatasaray Confirm UEFA Champions League Round of 16 Spots

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Real Madrid, PSG, Atalanta, and Galatasaray sealed their places in the Champions League round of 16 after dramatic play-off ties. Real Madrid edged Benfica, PSG overcame Monaco, Atalanta staged a comeback against Dortmund, and Galatasaray triumphed over Juventus. The official draw will determine their next opponents in the knockout stages....

D’Tigress Unveil Provisional Squad for FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Qualifiers

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D’Tigress have announced a provisional squad ahead of the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Qualifiers in Lyon, France. The team will compete alongside France, Germany, South Korea, Colombia, and the Philippines. The squad features a mix of experienced internationals and exciting young players as Nigeria aims to prepare for the 2026 World Cup....

Nigeria Football Clubs Ranked In World’s Top 500 Clubs in Latest IFFHS Rankings

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Rivers United and Enyimba have earned spots in the top 500 clubs globally, according to the latest IFFHS five-year rankings. Rivers United ranks 278th and Enyimba 421st. The rankings reflect their domestic and continental consistency, though Nigeria’s NPFL has dropped to 91st place in the global standings....

Team Imo Clinches Five Gold Medals at the Niger Delta Games

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Team Imo secured five gold medals at the Niger Delta Games in Benin City, dominating in athletics, para-powerlifting, handball, and volleyball. The state also earned eight silver and sixteen bronze medals, showcasing a strong finish to the competition. Their success highlights a remarkable resurgence after a slow start in the regional championship....

Senegal’s Prime Minister Criticizes Morocco Over Sentencing of Football Supporters

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Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has condemned Morocco’s handling of 18 Senegalese football supporters sentenced after crowd disturbances during the AFCON final in January. Sonko argued that the incident had escalated beyond sport and strained diplomatic relations between the two countries. He expressed hope for a royal pardon or a transfer of sentences....

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