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[Imran Muhammad @Imranmuhdz]

BREAKING: 24 States Approve State Police Constitutional Amendment, Meeting Two-Thirds Threshold

Approved states so far (24): Adamawa, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Bayelsa, Benue, Cross River, Delta, Edo, Ekiti, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Kaduna, Kebbi, Kwara, Nasarawa, Ogun, Osun, Oyo, Plateau, Rivers, Taraba, Yobe, Zamfara

Scheduled for Plenary (1)
Kano

Committee Review (2)
Bauchi, Katsina

Received (6)
Abia, Borno, Ebonyi, Kogi, Ondo, Sokoto

No Public Update
Jigawa, Lagos, Niger

What Happens Next

1. Complete the Constitutional Amendment
With 24 State Houses of Assembly having approved, the resolutions are sent back to the National Assembly. Once confirmed, the amendment proceeds for presidential assent. This creates the constitutional basis for State Police Services alongside a Federal Police Service.

2. Finalise and Pass the National Policing Bill
The draft National Policing Bill (and related consequential amendments) is currently under review by the Ministry of Justice. After validation and presidential consideration, it will go to the National Assembly for passage. This law sets the national standards, certification process, oversight, funding, and operational rules.

3. States Pass Their Own Laws
Each state that wants to operate a State Police Service must enact its own state law establishing it.

4. State Certification
No State Police Service can begin operations until the state is certified as meeting the national minimum standards. The process is phased: the constitutional change enables it, but certification is required before any actual policing starts.

5. Operational Launch
Once certified, the State Police Service can commence. Federal coordination, inspections, accountability mechanisms, and possible federal intervention remain in place.

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[Clash Report @clashreport]

WATCH: Bali is hit by fuel crisis as queues stretch up to 2 km.

Distribution delays and panic buying have caused widespread shortages across Denpasar, Kuta, Gianyar, Tabanan.

Other areas with waits of 1–3+ hours and traffic jams around gas stations.

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[Bloomberg @business]

Indonesia faces a potential ejection from global stock indexes after MSCI said the country no longer merits emerging-market status, escalating the threat of foreign investor flight as concerns deepen over market integrity. https://t.co/GBhH97lIJV

📷️: Muhammad Fadli/Bloomberg

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[🚨Indian Gems @IndianGems_]

To save the image of the Rupee from falling to 100, the RBI has spent half of its $140 billion FX capital haul: Reuters

[Fitila 💕🇳🇬 @Pirtim]

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[Quonittt @quonittt]

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Congratulations HM @bosuntijani and NIPOST head @PMG_NIPOST

[Dr. 'Bosun Tijani @bosuntijani]

Every Nigerian deserves to be found. Every business deserves the chance to reach its customers. And every community deserves to be within reach of opportunity.

Today, we are launching the National Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System by @NipostNgn , a significant step towards a Nigeria where your location connects you to more possibilities.

Think of the small business ready to deliver beyond its neighbourhood, the family waiting for emergency help and the community that government needs to reach with essential services.

An accurate postcode can make a meaningful difference in each of these lives.

As we work towards H.E. President @officialABAT’s ambition for a $1 trillion economy, we must build the foundations that allow more Nigerians to participate, trade and prosper. This is one of those foundations, and I am deeply excited about what we can build with it.

Please find your postcode here - https://t.co/GnUieOIwWp and start using it.

Share this video, encourage your family and friends to find theirs, and help us take this message into every community.

I also want to hear from you: Was finding your postcode easy? Have you started sharing and using it? What would you like it to make possible for you, your business or your community?

Share your experience in the comments because your feedback will help us make this work better for everyone.

Let’s put our communities on the map and bring opportunity closer to every Nigerian.

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[Taiwo_Ajakaye @dmightyangel]

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[Johnsmith @face_less12]

A lot of things are happening in this video I can't focus on which one to laugh 😂

[Festus Keyamo, SAN, CON, FCIArb (UK) @fkeyamo]

Thursday, 6th August, 2026

Canadian, Embassy, Abuja

PRESS RELEASE

NIGERIA, CANADA SIGN EXPANDED AIR TRANSPORT AGREEMENT FOR DIRECT FLIGHTS, TRADES AND CONNECTIVITY

In a landmark step towards strengthening bilateral aviation relations and expanding economic cooperation, the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Government of Canada have signed an expanded Air Transport Agreement that will, for the first time, permit direct scheduled air services between both countries.

The Honourable Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, SAN, CON, FCIArb (UK), was represented at the signing ceremony by the Director of Air Transport Management, Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Mr. Mohammed Ahmed Tijjani, who joined the Canadian Chief Air Negotiator for Global Affairs, Ms. Shendra Melia, at the High Commission of Canada in Abuja to formalize the historic agreement.

The signing followed an extensive Nigeria–Canada Air Transport Expansion Technical Review Worksession, during which both delegations reviewed the existing Bilateral Air Services framework and reached a consensus that culminated in the signing of the Agreed Minutes.

The Nigerian delegation comprised Mr. Mohammed Ahmed Tijjani, Director, Air Transport Management; Mrs. Jummai Yahaya, Esq., Director, Legal Services, Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development; Mrs. Olayinka Babaoye-Iriobe, Director, Air Transport Regulation, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), alongside other senior government officials.

The Canadian delegation was led by Ms. Shendra Melia, Chief Air Negotiator for Global Affairs Canada, and included Mr. Jathorsan Lingarajan, Trade Policy Officer, Global Affairs Canada, and Mr. Steven Worth, Manager and Senior Policy Advisor, Transport Canada, among other officials.

The expanded agreement marks a significant milestone in the aviation relationship between Nigeria and Canada. It introduces several important enhancements designed to improve connectivity, promote tourism, facilitate trade, and create new opportunities for airlines and businesses in both countries.

Key highlights of the expanded Air Transport Agreement include:

- The right for Nigeria and Canada to designate multiple airlines to operate scheduled air services between the two countries.
- A capacity allowance of 14 weekly passenger flights and 10 weekly all-cargo flights for the designated airlines of each country.
- The granting of Fifth Freedom Traffic Rights for all-cargo operations, allowing cargo airlines to transport freight between two foreign countries, provided the service originates or terminates in the airline's home country.

The agreement is expected to significantly enhance air connectivity between Nigeria and Canada by paving the way for the commencement of direct flights, thereby reducing travel time, improving passenger convenience, lowering logistics costs, and strengthening commercial and cultural ties between both nations.

The development is particularly significant given the growing people-to-people relationship between Nigeria and Canada. As of 31 March 2026, more than 25,000 Nigerians hold valid Canadian study permits, making Nigeria one of Canada's major international student source countries. The enhanced aviation framework is expected to further support educational exchanges, tourism, business travel, investment, and family reunification.

The Nigeria–Canada Air Transport Agreement was originally negotiated in 2014 as a code-share-only arrangement and formally signed in March 2025. The current agreement represents the first major expansion of the bilateral air services framework since its negotiation over a decade ago.

Tunde Moshood
Special Adviser on Media and Communications
to the Honourable Minister

[The Godfather JP @AyoOyalowo]

2026 World Central Banker Award

Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) receives The Central Bank of the year award.

Kudos @cenbank

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Atiku, Aregbesola, Malami, and co in ADC are back to the criminal structure "status quo ante bellum"

[Duchess of Bourdillon! @duchessmabboud]

Abeg I have a question.

All the people in ADC that Peter Obi’s presence washed their sins away (like Aregbe, Malami, Atiku and co), now that he has left them in ADC, are they back to being sinners or did the blood of the lamb wash away their sins forever?😭

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Can someone please enumerate the gains of this America-Israel-Iran war going on?