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24/06/2026

IGP DISU PROHIBITS UNAUTHORISED SOCIAL MEDIA ACTIVITIES BY POLICE PERSONNEL, DIRECTS STRICT COMPLIANCE

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, has directed all officers and men of the Nigeria Police Force to desist from unauthorised social media activities capable of undermining the integrity, professionalism, and public image of the Force.

The directive follows growing concerns over the increasing trend of police personnel creating and publishing videos, conducting live sessions, and engaging in other social media activities while in uniform or in circumstances that identify them as members of the Nigeria Police Force without official authorisation.

The IGP emphasized that while social media remains an important tool for communication and public engagement, its use by serving officers must be guided by extant laws, regulations, and the Nigeria Police Force Social Media Policy. He noted that officers are prohibited from creating or sharing unauthorised content in police uniform, commenting publicly on official police matters, disclosing sensitive operational information, or using their status as police officers for personal promotion, entertainment, or commercial gain.

To ensure compliance, Commissioners of Police, Heads of Departments, Commanders, and other supervisory officers have been directed to immediately sensitise personnel under their commands and enforce strict adherence to the directive. Supervisory officers will be held accountable for failure to take appropriate action against violations within their areas of responsibility.

The Inspector-General further directed the Force Intelligence Department(FID) and the Professional Standards Department (X-Squad) to strengthen monitoring of social media platforms and identify officers engaged in activities inconsistent with the professional standards of the Nigeria Police Force.

The Nigeria Police Force reiterates its commitment to discipline, professionalism, and responsible public communication, while assuring members of the public of its continued dedication to maintaining public trust and institutional integrity.

CSP ANIETIE OKOKON EDEM INIEDU�Force Public Relations Officer�Force Headquarters, Abuja
23rd June, 2026

23/06/2026

Rivers State Commisioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju deserves a pay raise please. Two bottle of water for this man. His state-wide visit across checkpoints should be replicated nationwide.
All state Commissioners of Police should emulate this comrade to implement the new orders of serenity from IGP

22/06/2026

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed Professor Oluwatoyin Temitayo Ogundipe as Chairman of the Governing Board of the National Universities Commission NUC, in a move aimed at strengthening leadership and regulatory oversight of Nigeria’s university system.

The appointment was announced in a statement released on Monday, June 22, 2026, by Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy.

Professor Ogundipe succeeds Emeritus Professor Olufemi Raphael Aina, who resigned from the position after less than one year in office.

Professor Aina was appointed in July 2025, while members of the governing board were inaugurated in November

22/06/2026

So, Omoyele Sowore has been remanded in prison because he did not appear in court when his case came up for hearing, remember that on the last adjourned date, the court revoked his bail, ordered his arrest, and this morning he was remanded in custody.

Some people may ask: “Why should someone be remanded in prison simply for missing court?”

Under Nigerian law, when a defendant is granted bail, one of the conditions attached to that bail is that he must appear before the court whenever his case is scheduled for hearing, unless the court excuses his absence.

Where a defendant who is standing trial fails to appear in court without lawful justification, the court may treat that absence as a breach of the conditions of bail. Once bail is revoked, the court may issue a bench warrant for the defendant’s arrest and order that he be remanded in custody pending his appearance before the court.

The issue is not necessarily that he missed court for one day. Rather, the law is concerned with ensuring that persons standing trial submit themselves to the authority of the court and do not frustrate the judicial process.

Courts must be able to compel the attendance of defendants. If persons facing trial are permitted to stay away from court proceedings without consequence, the administration of justice would be seriously undermined.

It is important to note that remand is not the same as conviction. A person who is remanded remains presumed innocent until proven guilty. The remand simply means that the court has ordered that the person be kept in custody pending further proceedings.

Criminal matters are serious because it alleges an offense against the state, the law requires the defendant to show up every time the matter comes up.

22/06/2026

"Don't spend ₦1,000,000 on naming ceremony and put ₦500 in an envelope for the Pastor and wonder why the child is wayward in the future."

—Pastor Olumide Emmanuel cautions Nigerian parents

Speaking during a recent teaching session, the Nigerian cleric cautioned parents against misplaced priorities, noting that spending lavishly on celebrations while neglecting spiritual leaders is a dangerous practice.

He warned that spending as much as ₦1,000,000 on naming ceremonies while only putting ₦500 in an envelope for the officiating Pastor can have spiritual implications on the future of the child.

The quote gained significant traction across various social media platforms, sparking diverse reactions from the public.

22/06/2026

JAMB ENDS ADMISSIONS INTO AFFILIATED DEGREE PROGRAMMES IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION:

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially discontinued admissions into university-affiliated degree programmes offered by Colleges of Education across Nigeria, with effect from the 2026/2027 academic session.

The decision is contained in the Board's newly released guidelines for admissions into the National Certificate in Education (NCE) and Agriculture-related National Diploma (ND) programmes.

According to JAMB, no fresh admissions will be processed into any degree programme run by a College of Education in affiliation with a university. The Board also directed that admissions into Colleges of Education will henceforth be through the National Certificate in Education (NCE) programme only.

JAMB further announced that direct admission into 100 and 200 levels in Colleges of Education has been discontinued. All prospective candidates seeking admission into these institutions must first gain admission through the NCE programme.

To ensure a smooth transition, candidates who had already applied for affiliated degree programmes have been provided with various options, including transferring to the parent university, changing to another institution, or switching to the NCE programme in their selected College of Education.

The Board stated that the new policy is aimed at strengthening teacher education, standardising admission procedures, and reinforcing the National Certificate in Education as the primary qualification for teacher training in Nigeria.

The directive takes immediate effect for the 2026/2027 admission exercise, and all Colleges of Education, accredited CBT centres, and relevant admission officers have been instructed to comply fully with the new guidelines.

22/06/2026

If your company earned under ₦100 million in 2025 and filed with zero CIT — read this carefully.

The Federal Ministry of Finance has released the General Transition Guidelines for the Tax Acts 2025, signed by the Honourable Minister Taiwo Oyedele.

The guidelines are clear on one critical point that many small companies have already gotten wrong.

Section 10.1.2(3) states explicitly:

“A small or medium-sized company shall be subject to the tax rates and rules under the repealed laws for basis periods ending before 1st January 2026.”

And the interpretation section defines it plainly — under the repealed law, a small company is one with annual turnover not exceeding ₦25 million. The new ₦100 million threshold only applies to accounting periods ending after 1st January 2026.

Here is what that means in practice.

XYZ Ltd. had revenue of ₦95 million and profit of ₦15 million (after deducting allowable expenses) for the year ended 31 December 2025. They saw the ₦100 million small company threshold updated on the NRS previous digital filing platform (Tax Pro-Max) and filed with zero CIT — confident they qualified for the exemption.

They don’t.

Their 2025 basis period ended before 1st January 2026. The repealed law’s ₦25 million threshold applies. At ₦95 million revenue, they are not a small company under that law. The NRS will raise a desk review and reassess them at 20% CIT for Medium companies on the ₦15 million profit — that’s a ₦3 million tax bill, plus potential penalties and interest on any other issues uncovered in the review.

The bitter part? The guidelines were released after many companies had already filed in good faith, guided partly by what the NRS’s own digital platform displayed.

Section 14(3) of the guidelines does offer one protection — where any provision of the Acts is inconsistent, the conflict shall be resolved in favour of the taxpayer. Whether that argument holds against a straightforward threshold dispute remains to be tested.

There is also one exit provision worth noting. Section 10.1.2(4) allows a taxpayer to file using the new Acts for a pre-commencement period — but only with written approval from the relevant tax authority. That’s not automatic, and it’s not guaranteed.

What should you do right now?

If your company had a 31 December 2025 year-end and you filed using the new ₦100 million threshold without NRS written approval, your filing is likely to be reassessed. You need to review your exposure before the NRS does it for you.

A voluntary amendment now is almost always cheaper than a desk review later.

At Cruz Wise Consulting, we help companies assess their tax exposure and determine the right course of action before reassessments arrive.

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22/06/2026

JUST IN: Nigerian Streamer Peller Pays Bride Price For Jarvis— Mother Of His Unborn Child.

Popular Nigerian content creator and streamer Habeeb Hamzat Adelaja, better known as Peller, has officially paid the bride price of his partner, Jarvis (Amadou Elizabeth Aminata), in a vibrant traditional ceremony held in her hometown in Edo State on Saturday, June 21, 2026.

The couple, who rose to fame through their engaging TikTok and streaming collaborations that blossomed into a romantic relationship around 2024, took this major step toward formalizing their union. Both influencers boast massive followings of around 15 million each, making them one of Nigeria’s most-watched young celebrity pairs.

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21/06/2026

This is the luxury houses FCT minister Nyesom Wike built for judges in Abuja worth N500M. It is called judges’ quarters

Anything wey go make you carry Wike go court my brada by all means avoid am with your body, soul and spirit if not before you go even reach the court gate Wike don win the case hands down aswerugad 😂

But if by any chance you already have a court case with Wike as we speak now, just kindly withdraw the case or leave the matter to God and console yourself with the famous Nigerians sayings “Na God go judge you” cos true true if no be God nobody fit judge this principality of political power called Wike — 🙆‍♂️😂😂😂

21/06/2026

FUOYE MANAGEMENT & STUDENTS' UNION ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT

Students at Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) under the aegis of Students' Union Government (SUG) have elected new student leadership with Mr. Ajayi Olusegun emerging as the new President, a successor of Comrade James Iyanuoluwa Adio in trial

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