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The Lagos State Government is Calling on Property Owners to Renovate their Buildings.

The Lagos State Government has called upon property owners throughout the state to conduct external renovations on their buildings, aiming to elevate the city’s aesthetic appeal. This appeal was issued on Tuesday in Alausa by the Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Dr. Oluyinka Olumide.
Dr. Olumide stressed the significance of establishing a routine property maintenance culture. He encouraged residents to invest in enhancements such as repainting, facade improvements, and general refurbishments, noting their alignment with the Greater Lagos vision and the government’s T.H.E.M.E.S.+ agenda.
A particular appeal was directed towards owners of buildings situated along major highways and prominent roads, urging them to adopt consistent building renewal practices. Dr. Olumide highlighted the importance of supporting the State Government’s vision of “Making Lagos A 21st Century Economy” through these efforts.
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Police gave N13.4m to Families of Dead Officers in Borno.

In a formal ceremony held at the Command Headquarters in Maiduguri on Monday, the Borno State Police Command disbursed a total of N13,428,659.95 to the families of ten police officers who died in active service.
Commissioner of Police in Borno State, CP Naziru Abdulmajid, presented the cheques on behalf of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Egbetokun, under the Group Life Assurance and IGP Family Welfare Scheme.
According to ASP Nahum Kenneth Daso, the command’s spokesperson, the initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden faced by the bereaved families. CP Abdulmajid assured the beneficiaries that the sacrifices of their loved ones would not be forgotten, emphasizing the IGP’s commitment to the welfare of both serving and deceased personnel. He also advised the families to invest the funds wisely.
Mr. Jerry Joel, speaking on behalf of the beneficiaries, expressed gratitude to the Nigeria Police Force and the IGP for their support during their time of grief.
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Otti Urged Media Practitioners not to Create Fear in Abia with Fake News.

Abia State Governor Alex Otti has called on media practitioners to prioritize accurate reporting and avoid disseminating false information that could incite fear. Speaking at the 2025 Media Vision Africa training in Umuahia, Governor Otti, represented by Information Commissioner Okey Kanu, emphasized the importance of narratives that inspire confidence, particularly in light of the state’s focus on security and economic recovery.
Otti cautioned against the use of propaganda and urged media professionals to build their stories on truth and factual accuracy. He encouraged balanced reporting, highlighting both the challenges and successes within Abia State.
Bishop Sunday Ndukwo Onuoha, President of Vision Africa, stated that the training program aims to equip young Nigerian media practitioners with the skills necessary for future leadership roles. He encouraged them to become job creators and cultivate a culture of inspiration rather than relying solely on government opportunities.
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CDS Alleges Complicity in Yelwata Massacre, Calls for Border Security Overhaul.

Abuja, Nigeria – Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Christopher Musa, has accused certain Benue State residents of aiding perpetrators of the recent Yelwata community attack, which resulted in numerous fatalities.
During a press briefing, General Musa stated that the assailants received shelter, sustenance, and intelligence from local individuals, including the location of an Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp. He expressed concern over the lack of prior warnings received by security forces.
President Bola Tinubu has mandated the full mobilization of Nigerian security forces to apprehend those responsible and ensure justice. General Musa urged communities to report suspicious activities and emphasized that security is a collective responsibility.
Furthermore, the CDS called on the Federal Government to address Nigeria’s porous borders, citing the influx of arms and fighters from conflict zones as a major security risk. He suggested studying Pakistan’s border security model.
General Musa conveyed condolences to the victims and reaffirmed the military’s commitment to restoring peace through a “Whole-of-Society” approach.