You can now reach your nearest Divisional Police Officer by phone.
To enhance response, accessibility, and community policing, her are the contact numbers of Divisional Police Officers across Nigeria.
Security is a shared responsibility. Please speak up, report promptly, and remain vigilant.
In its continuous effort to strengthen Nigeria’s Cybersecurity resilience, the Federal Government has officially commissioned/handed over a state-of-the-art Cybersecurity Centre to Bayero University, Kano (BUK).
The establishment of the Cybersecurity Centre shows Federal Government’s commitment to fostering a secure digital future while building an inclusive and robust knowledge economy for all Nigerians.
This journey has ignited a passion for lifelong learning, and I look forward to continuing my professional growth and making meaningful impacts in the tech industry.
17-09-2024
Abdulsalam Shehu Mustapha FE/23/78181627
#My3MTT#3MTTLearningJournal@3MTTNigeria@bosuntijani
My Learning Journey as a learning community member with NITDA's 3MTT Program
I am thrilled to reflect on my incredible learning experience with the National Information Technology Development Agency's (NITDA) 3MTT program. Through this scholarship,
I am deeply grateful to NITDA and the 3MTT program for this life-changing opportunity. Moving forward, I aim to:
- Apply my new skills to drive innovation and growth
- Pursue advanced certifications and specializations
- Contribute to the growth of the tech community
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ADDRESS TO NIGERIANS
My Fellow Nigerians,
It is with deep sense of responsibility that I share my thoughts on the current situation in Nigeria. We found ourselves in avoidable hardship because our leaders missed some steps since 2007. However, there is always room for correction and setting the country on the right track for economic development, prosperity and better welfare of citizens. This could be achieved through ensuring good governance, respect for the rule of law, transparency and accountability.
It is sad to note that the attitude of our leaders to poor governance plunged the citizens, especially youth, into anger, hunger, insecurity, hopelessness and about giving up on the country. Interferences by the Federal Government into the affairs of the chieftaincy matters in Kano State, impeachment of the Deputy Governor of Edo State, political crises in Rivers State, sabotage to Aliko Dangote refinery, controversies surrounding SAMOA agreement, the conflict between Sen. Ali Ndume and the APC Leadership, widespread insecurity and other criminal acts are a few examples of avoidable and unnecessary crises. We appeal to the leadership of the country at all levels to take necessary steps to address the myriad challenges facing the country.
Today, I speak to you not just as an elder and a concerned citizen but as someone who deeply believes in the power and potential of our great nation. The recent calls for protests against bad governance resonate with me, as they reflect our collective frustration and yearning for a better Nigeria.
However, I urge Nigerians to put our country first before any other consideration by way of being patient with the government and giving it all necessary support to succeed. If any government fails to provide the necessary leadership for better Nigeria, we will have opportunity as citizens to elect the people who can bring the required change using our votes.
In these trying times, our nation stands at a crossroads. Our collective frustration with bad governance has reached a boiling point, and the urge to protest is strong. As an elder and patriotic Nigerian, I share your concerns and your desire for change. However, I urge you to consider the consequences of national protests and to channel your energy into a more effective and peaceful means of transformation—through the power of your ballot.
Protests, while a fundamental democratic right, often come with unforeseen and dire consequences. The tragic events of the past have shown us that protests can escalate into violence, leading to loss of lives, destruction of property, and widespread chaos. The repercussions of such actions extend far beyond the immediate moment, leaving scars on our communities and deepening divisions among us.
Sen. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso PhD FNSE
NNPP National Leader
The chairman of kurfi local governent addressing the senator katsina central Yaradua who’s the chairman house comitee on army . Kura takai bango chairman dey warn senator 😅😅😅
The pain is real 🙏🏻 Bamusan abinci tsaro muke so 📌
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NNPC is supposed to give Dangote enough crude oil to operate.
NNPC has been unable to give him the required amount of crude oil to operate. It doesn't have availability due to its existing loan/swap commitments and reduced oil production in Nigeria!
Is it his fault? No!
Should he wait until NNPC can give him enough crude several years down the road? No!
What should he do then?
==> Get crude from elesewhere. Simple!
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Why is the NNPCL not able to bring in dollars? This is the question that cost me my job & I will continue asking this question until NNPCL fixes it up or until I die.
We are no longer paying subsidies, so where are the dollars?
- Ex-CBN Gov. Lamido Sanusi
#SunriseDaily
VIDEO: Cops Demand Money From Foreign Female Biker
Some policemen have been sighted in a video demanding money from a female biker who was on a tour of Nigeria from the Netherlands.
The Nigeria Police Force Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, on Thursday, said the officers were recorded along Moniya Road in Oyo State.
The officers had flagged down the biker, asking her where she was from and where she was heading.
The Dutch replied that she was from the Netherlands and she was on her way to Abuja, apparently surprising the two officers.
In the 1:26-minute video, the officers asked the woman to offer them money or whatever she had in her possession.
Interacting with the biker in pidgin, the officers said: “Wetin you bring come? Wetin you won give me. O yah give me something nah.”
The tourist appeared not to comprehend the officers’ message until they clearly said, “Give me money, money,” to which she asked, “Why?”
Reacting to the video shared by an X user, #Oyoaffairs, the Force PRO, Adejobi called on the Oyo State police command to look into the incident.
“Now that is along Moniya in Oyo, #OyoPoliceNG should take necessary steps on that. I have notified the PPRO Oyo of this. They need to be worked upon,” Adejobi reacted.
Credit: X | Oyoaffairs