Kogi State Commissioner of Police,  Miller G. Dantawaye

Kogi CP Dantawaye urged Newly Passed-Out Police Constables on Discipline, Professionalism and Commitment

Kogi CP Dantawaye urged Newly Passed-Out Police Constables on Discipline, Professionalism and Commitment Commissioner of Police in Kogi State, Miller G. Dantawaye, has advised the 335 newly inducted police constables to prioritize discipline, professionalism, and commitment in their duties. This emphasis aligns with his strategy to enhance security and maintain law and order in Kogi…

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Displaced Bassa Kwomu people

Displaced Bassas return to Toto LG with Military accompaniment amidst weak protocol, stakeholders left out

Displaced Bassas return to Toto LG with Military accompaniment amidst weak protocol, stakeholders left out ….Residents are concerned that Bassas using bush paths instead of authorized routes may be carrying sophisticated weapons Tension builds as the military has taken over the resettlement plans for displaced Bassas from Toto Local Government, ignoring protocol and relevant stakeholders…

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Jubaland forces have secured successes around Raskambooni, causing hundreds of Somalia National Army soldiers to surrender or flee across the Kenyan border.

Jubaland forces have secured successes around Raskambooni, causing hundreds of Somalia National Army soldiers to surrender or flee across the Kenyan border.

Jubaland forces have secured successes around Raskambooni, causing hundreds of Somalia National Army soldiers to surrender or flee across the Kenyan border The conflict, which erupted following a political dispute, saw intense fighting that began early Wednesday morning and continued into the afternoon. Jubaland Dervish forces successfully broke through opposing troops, with Counter Terrorism Policing…

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Suburb of Mauritania's capital runs out of water

Suburb of Mauritania’s capital runs out of water

Suburb of Mauritania’s capital runs out of water The Mauritanian capital primarily relies on water sources located along the Senegal River, which is situated approximately 200 kilometres (124 miles) to the south. The large distances are compounded by poorly maintained infrastructure. “Leaks go undetected, and almost 40 percent of the water is lost,” said Mohamed…

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