Nigerian Police Resume Tinted Glass Permit Enforcement From January 2, 2026, Insist No Court Order Ever Stopped Policy

The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has announced the resumption of enforcement of the Tinted Glass Permit policy, stressing that no court order ever restrained it from implementing the law. According to the police, the earlier suspension was voluntary and aimed at giving motorists time to regularise their documentation amid efforts to improve transparency through digital permit systems. The Force said rising criminal activities involving vehicles with unauthorised tinted glass—such as kidnapping, armed robbery, and violent crimes—made the renewed enforcement necessary. Enforcement will officially resume on January 2, 2026, with the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, assuring Nigerians that the exercise will be carried out professionally, with respect for citizens’ rights and strict adherence to the law.

Tiger Base Impunity: Autopsy Reveals Imo Businessman Levi Opara Died From Shock, Starvation, Injuries In Police Custody

An autopsy report has contradicted police claims over the death of Imo businessman Levi Opara, revealing that the 49-year-old died from systemic shock caused by sepsis, starvation, and multiple injuries sustained while in detention at the notorious Tiger Base police facility. Conducted at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Owerri, the postmortem documented widespread bruises, lacerations, internal trauma, and an empty stomach, indicating prolonged physical abuse and neglect. Toxicology tests ruled out poisoning, while forensic findings confirmed severe systemic shock. Opara’s family has rejected police accounts of illness, insisting he was tortured and starved to death, and is demanding an independent investigation, suspension of implicated officers, and justice amid renewed outrage over alleged abuses at Tiger Base.

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Imo Police ‘Tiger Base’ Accused of Torture, Deaths; Activists Launch “Tiger Base Must Fall” Campaign

A new report by the Centre for Accountability and Transparency Initiatives (CAPTI) exposes widespread human rights abuses at Imo State’s Anti-Kidnapping Unit, “Tiger Base,” linking the facility to torture, extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, and extortion from 2021 to 2025. The investigation found that at least 200 people died or went missing in custody, while survivors recounted beatings, electric shocks, and sexual abuse. Families were forced to pay between ₦200,000 and ₦20 million to secure detainees’ release. Despite petitions to police and human rights bodies, no officers have been prosecuted. Activists, including Omoyele Sowore, called for the unit’s disbandment, accountability for implicated personnel, and reparations for victims. CAPTI warned that without intervention, Tiger Base remains a “death chamber,” threatening a repeat of nationwide police abuse crises.

Lagos Police Allegedly Shoot Resident During Illegal Arrest, Demand N300,000 for Release

A Lagos resident claims he was shot by police after intervening in the attempted arrest of young men in the Powerline area. The victim alleged that officers from Area G Command fired at him, hitting his thigh and thumb, before taking him and others to Elere Police Station. He and fellow detainees were reportedly beaten, falsely accused of crimes, and forced to pay N300,000 for bail and compensation for a damaged phone. The Divisional Police Officer denied the allegations despite video evidence. This incident raises serious concerns over police brutality and extortion in Lagos.

Breaking: Bandits Kidnap Elder Brother of Yagba West LGA Chairman in Kogi State

The elder brother of the Chairman of Yagba West Local Government Area, Kogi State, Mr. Tosin Oluokun, has been abducted by bandits while working on his farm. The incident highlights the growing insecurity in the region, where rural communities and farmers face repeated kidnappings. Earlier, gunmen also attacked the First ECWA Church in Ayetoro Kiri, Kabba/Bunu LGA, abducting at least 20 worshippers. Residents are increasingly concerned and calling for stronger security measures to curb banditry and protect vulnerable communities.

Disability Groups Accuse Benue Government Officials of Diverting ₦50 Million Presidential Empowerment Fund, Petition EFCC

The Joint National Association of Persons with Disabilities (JONAPWD) in Benue State has accused state government officials, including the Principal Special Assistant on Special Needs, Anshe Bemshima, and Special Adviser on Women Affairs, Scholastica Ben-Sor, of misappropriating ₦50 million Presidential Empowerment Fund intended for persons with disabilities. Only 42 of the 250 intended beneficiaries reportedly received partial payments of ₦150,000 instead of the full ₦200,000, with N50,000 allegedly deducted under the pretext of a “free medical outreach.” JONAPWD petitioned the EFCC, ICPC, and DSS, urging investigation, recovery of funds, prosecution of culpable officials, and full disbursement of the grant to the rightful beneficiaries.

Nigerian Police ‘Spy Unit’ Officers Accuse Commissioner Allen Abiola of ₦25 Million ‘Dinner Project’ Fraud

A group of Supernumerary (Spy) Police officers has accused CP Allen Abiola, Commissioner of the Supernumerary Police Unit, of mismanaging ₦25 million collected under a covert initiative called the “Dinner Project.” Petitioners claim Abiola solicited funds to facilitate a uniform change project, allegedly converting contributions into $10,000 for delivery to a former IGP aide, CP Joseph Owuabunwa. Officers allege Abiola handled the transfer unilaterally, refused to allow verification, and has not produced receipts, creating distrust and division within the unit. The petition also questions Abiola’s academic claims and calls on the Inspector-General of Police to investigate and take disciplinary action.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio Hospitalised in London After Collapse, Misses Key Budget Session

Senate President Godswill Akpabio is receiving medical treatment in London after collapsing on December 10, 2025. He was airlifted via a private jet provided by billionaire Aliko Dangote. Akpabio’s absence has caused him to miss critical legislative engagements, including the Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and Fiscal Strategy Paper (FSP) interactive session. Medical experts reportedly advised him to reduce his workload, with some suggesting he consider stepping down from the Senate. This marks the second time Akpabio has required emergency treatment abroad. Senators have reportedly traveled to London to check on his health.

Donald Trump Comments on Hollywood Director Rob Reiner and Wife’s Death, Cites “TDS”

U.S. President Donald Trump has commented on the deaths of Hollywood director Rob Reiner, 78, and his wife Michele, 68, found dead in their Los Angeles home on December 14, 2025. In a social media post, Trump described Reiner as “tortured and struggling” and referenced his past criticisms of the former president, framing it as an “incurable affliction” with Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS). Authorities are investigating the deaths as a possible homicide, with stab wounds reported and a family member questioned. Reiner was known for his acting in All in the Family and directing films such as This Is Spinal Tap and The Princess Bride. Tributes have been paid by colleagues and public officials.

Nigeria’s inflation eases to 14.45% in November - NBS

Nigeria’s headline inflation rate has dropped further to 14.45% in November 2025 relative to the october 2025 headline inflation rate of 16.05% as consumer price pressures moderated under the new base year aligning with the President Tinubu’s projected target of 15 percent at the end of the 2025 and budget projected target.

Data released by the national bureau of statistics this monday shows that in november 2025, the headline inflation rate eased to 14.45% on a month-on-month basis.

The food inflation rate in november 2025 was 1.13% up by 1.5% compared to the rate in october 2025 which was -0.37% on a month-on-month basis.
The report it added that on a year-on-year basis, the headline inflation rate was 20.15% lower than the rate recorded in november 2024 (34.60%).

This shows that the headline inflation rate on year-on-year basis decreased in November 2025 compared to the same month in the preceding year.

Petrol price Expected to drop to ₦739 per litre nationwide from Tuesday Dangote

The Founder and President of Dangote Group Aliko Dangote has announced that Petrol will sell for ₦739 per litre across Nigeria from Tomorrow Tuesday, He made the announcement Sunday at a press briefing at the Refinery, in Lagos revealing that the refinery had already slashed its gantry price from ₦828 to ₦699 per litre two days earlier.

Reiterating His Resolve to Enforce the Low price he assures Nigerians That The new pump price, is to first take effect at MRS filling stations in Lagos before spreading nationwide.
Dangote accused some fuel marketers of deliberately keeping pump prices high, allegedly to frustrate government efforts and deny Nigerians the benefits of reduced costs.
He alleged discussions had taken place to keep prices artificially high, but insisted the refinery would push ahead with its planned reduction.
He Urged the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) and other bulk buyers, to take advantage of the lower gantry price.

Vowing to use all resources at his disposal to make crash petrol price down Within a week to 10 days, he Stressed that No one Should sell petrol for more than ₦740 nationwide from December to January.

He had criticised the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) over plans to issue import licences for petrol, warning that such actions could undermine local production.

He warned that continued import approvals could push local and modular refineries to the brink. With the price cut set to begin Tomorrow Nigerians are waiting to Start harnessing the promised ₦739 per litre petrol reflecting at filling stations nationwide.

Borno State has concluded its local government council elections, with the All Progressives Congress sweeping all chairmanship seats of the 27 local government councils.

Announcing the results at the BOSIEC headquarters in Maiduguri, Chairman of the Commission Dr Tahiru Shettima described the election as peaceful, credible, and largely hitch free, commending security agencies, electoral officers, and voters for their cooperation throughout the process.

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Osun Judiciary Staff Union (JUSUN) Suspends Three-Month Strike, Courts to Resume December 16, 2025

The Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) in Osun State has suspended its nearly three-month strike, effective December 16, 2025. State chairman Comrade Idris Adedayo Adeniran announced that significant progress had been made in addressing welfare-related demands, including delayed promotions. The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) will oversee the 2024 and 2025 promotion exercises for affected staff. The strike resolution followed interventions by the Department of State Services (DSS), the state judiciary, and labour leaders. Normal judicial activities are expected to resume across Osun State courts from Tuesday.

Bandits Attack Sokoto Deputy Governor’s Ancestral Village, Residents Flee Amid Gunfire

Armed bandits invaded Idi community in Sabon-Birni Local Government Area, Sokoto State, on December 15, 2025, firing sporadic gunshots and forcing villagers to flee. The village is the ancestral home of Sokoto State Deputy Governor, Dr. Idris Muhammad Gobir. Sabon-Birni, bordering Zamfara State, has been a recurring hotspot for banditry, kidnappings, and cattle rustling despite repeated government assurances. At the time of reporting, it was unclear whether there were casualties or abductions. The incident has intensified concerns over the deteriorating security situation in the eastern axis of Sokoto State.

Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the purchase of 24 advanced M-346FA fighter jets worth €1.2 billion, the largest single military aircraft deal in West African history.

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Mother of Six Killed in Oak Park Shooting — Sacramento, CA — Feb 23, 2024

Family members identified 33-year-old Lillie “Porkchop” Jones as the woman shot and killed in Sacramento’s Oak Park neighborhood.

The shooting happened just before 5:30 p.m. near 14th Avenue and 38th Street. Officers found Jones with multiple gunshot wounds; she was taken to a hospital and later died.

Avonte Teasely, 32, faces a murder charge enhanced by a firearm allegation after police said they arrested him in Oakland.

Saudi Arabia Records Highest Number of Executions in a Single Year after 340 Deaths

Saudi Arabia has set a new annual record for executions after authorities confirmed that three people were put to death on Monday, according to an AFP tally.

With these latest executions, the kingdom has carried out 340 death sentences so far in 2025. In recent years, Saudi Arabia has ranked behind only China and Iran among countries that most frequently apply the death penalty.