Nigerian Police Force Cracks Down on Impersonation: VDM to Face Court Today.

In a significant move to uphold the integrity of its symbols, the Nigeria Police Force has taken swift action against alleged impersonation. VDM, identified as Mr. Martins Otse, is set to appear in court today over unauthorized use of police uniforms in a viral social media video.

The FCT Police Command is leading the prosecution, demonstrating the force’s commitment to preventing misuse of its symbols. This development underscores the importance of protecting the reputation and authority of law enforcement agencies.

As the case unfolds, interested persons are encouraged to follow the proceedings. The Nigeria Police Force’s proactive stance on impersonation serves as a deterrent to potential offenders and reinforces its dedication to maintaining public trust.

Case Details:

– Defendant: VDM (Mr. Martins Otse)
–  Charge: Impersonation
– Allegation: Unauthorized use of Nigeria Police Force uniforms
– Prosecution: FCT Police Command

Stay updated on this developing story as more information becomes available.

Nigerian Army Launches Crackdown on Motorists Using Military Stickers in Lagos.

The Nigerian Army has begun all crackdown on motorists using military stickers and headgear on their vehicles in Lagos State. This operation aims to address the unauthorized use of military insignia on civilian vehicles.

 The Crackdown

On Thursday, military personnel were deployed to major streets in Lagos to enforce the ban on military stickers and headgear. The operation was confirmed by State Police Spokesperson, Benjamin Hundeyin, who reassured residents that the military’s presence was not a cause for concern.

Alleged Harassment

A Lagos resident, Ayo FBI, reported being harassed by military personnel at Brown junction, Aguda Surulere. The military personnel allegedly pulled him over without reason and threatened to delay him.

Reassurance from Authorities

Hundeyin urged Lagos residents not to fear the military’s presence, stating that the Lagos Police was fully committed to ensuring their safety. The crackdown is intended to maintain order and prevent misuse of military insignia.

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The Nigerian Army has been working to enhance its operational readiness and reduce dependence on foreign military equipment. This crackdown may be part of broader efforts to assert control and maintain discipline within the ranks.

Stay informed about developments in Lagos and Nigeria through trusted news sources.

Nigerian Inmates to Receive Increased Daily Feeding Allowance of N1,150 in 2025 Budget.

In a move to address nutritional concerns and improve inmate welfare, the Nigerian government has approved a 53% increase in the daily feeding allowance for inmates, from N750 to N1,150. This change will be reflected in the proposed 2025 budget, according to Stephen Abene, spokesperson for the Nasarawa State Command of the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS).

The decision comes after widespread criticism and calls for reform following revelations that inmates were receiving less funding for food than the service’s 900 dogs, which received N800 per day. A viral video from the Afokang Custodial Centre in Calabar also highlighted the issue of poorly prepared meals being served to inmates.

 Background of the Issue

– Inadequate nutrition has been linked to the deaths of 12 inmates at the Keffi Medium Security Custodial Centre in Nasarawa State in September 2024.
– Concerned Nigerians and institutions have been advocating for an increase in inmates’ feeding allowances.
– The NCoS previously stated that the conditions shown in the viral video did not reflect the general standard of care across facilities, but an investigation was launched.

Key Points of the New Policy

– Daily feeding allowance increased to N1,150 per inmate.
– Aimed at aligning with current economic realities.
– Part of efforts to improve inmate welfare and address nutritional concerns.

This development marks a significant step towards addressing the welfare of inmates in Nigerian correctional facilities.