The Igala nation stands tall and proud, celebrating her illustrious sons who have attained the highest leadership positions within the Nigerian Armed Forces. Their remarkable achievements reflect courage, discipline, and commitment to national service.

Late Admiral Ibrahim Ogohi – Former Chief of Defence Staff (1999–2003), from Dekina Local Government Area.

Air Marshal Isaac Alfa (Rtd.) – Former Chief of Air Staff (1999–2001), from Ankpa Local Government Area.

Rear Admiral Usman Jibrin (Rtd.) – Former Chief of Naval Staff (2014–2015), from Dekina Local Government Area.

Major General Waidi Shaibu – Appointed Chief of Army Staff (October 24), from Olamaboro Local Government Area.

God bless Nigeria.
God bless Kogi State.
God bless Igala Land.

: igala4real

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"We arrested Sowore in the spirit of fair play"— Police PRO Hundeyin reveals.

The Nigeria Police Force has explained the reason behind the arrest of human rights activist and former presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), Omoyele Sowore, stating that he was detained for allegedly violating a court order banning the #FreeNnamdiKanu protest in Abuja.

Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed on Thursday that Sowore was apprehended at the Federal High Court, Abuja, where he had reportedly led the protest calling for the release of IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu.

According to Hundeyin, 14 persons have so far been arrested in connection with the protest. He said Sowore’s name was mentioned by earlier detainees as the leader of the demonstration, prompting his arrest.

“He was arrested in contravention of a court order. If we charge some protesters to court and leave the person who led them, that would be unfair. In the spirit of fair play and justice, Sowore was arrested today,” Hundeyin said.

The police spokesman added that the activist would not be held for long and would be arraigned in court immediately, possibly within the same day.

Sowore, who previously spearheaded the #RevolutionNow movement, was said to have fled the scene on Monday when other protesters were taken into custody.

Nnamdi Kanu Opens Defence, Lists 23 Witnesses Including Wike, Sanwo-Olu and Ex-Military Chiefs.

Detained leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, has agreed to open his defence, marking a major turn in his long-running trial.

This comes just hours after protests in parts of Abuja led by Omoyele Sowore, presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC) in the 2023 elections, calling for Kanu’s release.

Kanu had earlier filed a motion challenging the court’s jurisdiction, but in a fresh application on Tuesday, October 21, he informed Justice James Omotosho that he was ready to defend himself, citing a previous court order directing him to begin on October 24, 2025.

He revealed plans to call 23 witnesses divided into two groups—“ordinary but material witnesses” and “vital and compellable witnesses”—to testify under Section 232 of the Evidence Act.

He also requested 90 days to conclude his defence, indicating he may now be representing himself instead of his legal team led by Chief Kanu Agabi (SAN).

Among those he intends to summon as witnesses are former Defence Minister Gen. Theophilus Danjuma (rtd), ex-Army Chief Gen. Tukur Buratai (rtd), Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Imo Governor Hope Uzodinma, FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, Works Minister Dave Umahi, former Abia Governor Okezie Ikpeazu, former Justice Minister Abubakar Malami (SAN), and ex-NIA DG Ahmed Rufai Abubakar.

Kanu said he would personally testify to “deny the allegations” and explain the political context of his actions, assuring the court that he would not waste its time and that “justice must be seen to be done.”

Meanwhile, on the same day, a magistrate court in Abuja ordered the remand of Kanu’s special counsel, Aloy Ejimakor, and 12 others who joined the protests demanding his release. 

They face charges of conspiracy, unlawful assembly, and public disturbance, and will appear in court again on October 24.

Free Nnamdi Kanu: More reactions trail Abuja protest.

The Free Nnamdi Kanu Protest’, convened by a former presidential candidate of the African Action Congress, AAC, Omoyele Sowore went on as scheduled on Monday across the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.

Sowore, who had mobilized many Nigerians from across the country to join the demonstration, planned that protesters would march to the Presidential Villa in Abuja to demand for Kanu’s release.

But Justice M.G. Umar, issued an order on October 17, 2025, in Suit No. FHC/ABJ/CS/2202/2025 — Federal Republic of Nigeria v. Omoyele Sowore & 4 others, restraining the protesters and other groups from staging any form of demonstrations for Kanu’s release in certain areas within the FCT.

The ruling barred the respondents and any individuals or groups acting on their behalf from protesting within and around Aso Rock Villa, the National Assembly Complex, Force Headquarters, the Court of Appeal, Eagle Square, and Shehu Shagari Way.

In line with Justice Umar’s ruling on the protest, men of the Nigeria Police Force barricaded all roads leading to the areas mentioned by the ruling, thereby, frustrating Sowore and his fellow protesters from ensuring that their plans materialized.

While barricading the roads, the police also shot teargas canisters to scare commuters and possible protesters from using the roads.

Despite attempts by security operatives to stifle the protesters from carrying out their programme, Sowore and the demonstrators moved to other areas like Utako and Apo areas of Abuja where they protested.

In the course of the protest, the police arrested and detained Kanu’s brother, Prince Emmanuel; his Special Counsel, Aloy Ejimakor, and other protesters at the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Command CID.

U.S. Embassy Issues Security Alert Ahead of #FreeNnamdiKanu Protest in Abuja.

The United States Embassy in Abuja has issued a security advisory to its citizens ahead of the planned #FreeNnamdiKanuNow protest scheduled for Monday, October 20, 2025, in the Federal Capital Territory.

In a statement released on Friday, the Embassy warned that the demonstration could cause disruptions, roadblocks, and possible violence. It urged Americans in Abuja to avoid protest zones and limit movement across the city.

“The U.S. Embassy in Abuja informs U.S. citizens that the ‘Free Nnamdi Kanu Now’ protest is expected to take place on Monday, October 20th, 2025. There may be traffic congestion, road closures, and potential confrontations between protesters and police near Eagle Square and the Central Business District,” the statement read.

The embassy also advised residents to take extra precautions, recommending that children stay home from school and domestic workers who travel from outside Abuja not report to work that day.

The alert follows the announcement by activist and former presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), Omoyele Sowore, who disclosed on October 9 via X (formerly Twitter) that the peaceful protest would be held at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa.

Sowore described the planned demonstration as a “historic” call for the release of Nnamdi Kanu, the detained leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

Kanu has been in custody since June 2021 after his controversial extradition from Kenya and is currently facing terrorism-related charges before the Federal High Court in Abuja.

FG, states, LGs share N2.103tn revenue in 2025.

The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) has approved the sum of N2.103 trillion as September revenue for sharing to the three tiers of governments, the Federal Government, States and the Local Government Councils.

The approval was confirmed on Friday, October 17, in Abuja during the FAAC meeting.

The N2.103 trillion total distributable revenue comprised distributable statutory revenue of N1.239 trillion, distributable Value Added Tax (VAT) revenue of N812.593 billion, and Electronic Money Transfer Levy (EMTL) revenue of N51.684 billion.

A statement issued by the Director of Information in OAGF, Mallam Bawa Mokwa, indicated that the total gross revenue of N3.054 trillion was available in the month of September 2025.

The total deduction for cost of collection was N116.149 billion, while total transfers, interventions, refunds and savings were N835.005 billion.

According to the communiqué, gross statutory revenue of N2.128 trillion was received for the month of September 2025. This was lower than the sum of N2.838 trillion received in the month of August 2025 by N710.134 billion.

Gross revenue of N872.630 billion was available from the Value Added Tax (VAT) in September 2025. This was higher than the N722.619 billion available in the month of August 2025 by N150.011 billion.

The communiqué stated that from the N2.103 trillion total distributable revenue, the Federal Government received a total sum of N711.314 billion and the State Governments received a total sum of N727.170 billion.

You Don’t Want America To Speak On Your Terrorism Issues, But You Want Our Money – US Mayor Knocks Nigerians.

Republican Mayor of United States City of Blanco in Texas, Mike Arnold has mocked Nigeria for expressing anger over the United States comments on terrorism in the country while still appealing for financial aid.

Speaking on Monday, during an interview on Arise Television, he argued that it does not make sense that Nigeria does not want his country to speak on terrorism in the country but wants their money.

He questioned the reason why a country like Nigeria that is rich in mineral has to seek for help from other nations.

He said, “I don’t understand why a nation that is mineral rich as Nigeria has to go and beg for help to save her own people.

“Nigeria has plenty of resources to help her people get at least something where they can help get stability.

“Displaced people are denied stability, their homes are bulldozed with no warning. It is horrific.

“You don’t want the America to come here speak on terrorism but you want their money, that does not make sense to me whatsoever.”

Meanwhile, human rights activist and African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, has stated that the violence in Nigeria is not linked to the persecution of Muslims or Christians.

Presidency Issues Warning Over Planned Protest for Nnamdi Kanu’s Release.

The Presidency has issued a stern warning to rights activist and politician, Omoyele Sowore, over his plan to lead a protest in Abuja demanding the release of detained IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu.

Sowore, who was the presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC) in the 2023 elections, had announced that the march tagged #FreeNnamdiKanuNow would hold on October 20 at 7 a.m.

He described it as a “historic” rally aimed at compelling the government to free Kanu.

Reacting to the development, presidential aide Bayo Onanuga accused Sowore of trying to create chaos under the disguise of activism.

Writing on his verified X handle, @aonanuga1956, Onanuga said, “You are nothing more than an anarchist masquerading as a rights activist. You very well know that Nnamdi Kanu is facing trial for treason, and yet you want to cause a breakdown of law and order by mobilising for a protest. Is this the kind of revolution you envisage for Nigeria, where the rule of law will be violated and your idea of justice would be the law of the jungle?”

The presidential spokesman also criticised former Vice President Atiku Abubakar for supporting the planned protest, describing his position as reckless and unbecoming of a statesman. According to him, issues before the court cannot be settled through street actions.

He further stated that although the legal process may seem slow, the administration is committed to ensuring justice through the right channels.

“While the wheel of justice can sometimes be grindingly slow, partly caused by Kanu’s lawyers, Nnamdi Kanu will eventually get the justice he deserves for his alleged transgressions,” Onanuga added.

Sowore, known for his bold activism, has since maintained that the demonstration would proceed as planned.
He urged Nigerians to join him in demanding fairness for the detained IPOB leader.

Israel’s President, Isaac Herzog, has commended U.S. President Donald Trump for his role in brokering a peace agreement between Israel & Hamas to end the Gaza conflict, saying Trump merits the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts.

“There is no doubt that he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for this,” Herzog wrote on X on Thursday, describing the deal as a chance “to mend, to heal & to open a new horizon of hope for our region.”

Trump had earlier announced that indirect talks in Egypt had led to a breakthrough. Under the first phase of the U.S.-backed peace plan, all hostages held in Gaza are to be freed, while Israeli troops will pull back to an agreed boundary. Hamas has confirmed its acceptance of the deal.

Speaking recently at the UN General Assembly, Trump boasted that he had already ended several wars since taking office earlier this year & should be recognised with the Nobel Peace Prize.

The Nobel Committee is expected to reveal this year’s laureate on Friday.

“They Ignored My Calls” — Sowore Reveals Otti and Soludo’s Silence Over Nnamdi Kanu’s Detention

African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate in the 2023 election, Omoyele Sowore, has revealed that his attempts to reach Abia State Governor Alex Otti and Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo over the continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), were unsuccessful.

In a post shared on his official X (formerly Twitter) account on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, Sowore said he reached out to the two Southeast governors as part of his efforts to rally key political leaders to unite in demanding Kanu’s release — but neither took his calls nor responded to his messages.

“I have tried reaching out personally to Dr. Alex Otti, Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo, and Mr. Peter Obi through his team today.
Alex Otti and Soludo neither took my calls nor responded to my messages,” Sowore wrote.



The activist and Sahara Reporters publisher added that while Otti and Soludo remained silent, he was able to connect with Hon. Obi Aguocha, a federal lawmaker from Abia State, who responded positively to his appeal for joint action.

Sowore also mentioned that he reached out to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, urging him and other national leaders to join the collective call for Kanu’s unconditional release.

His statement has since sparked intense debate online, with many Nigerians questioning the political unity and responsiveness of Southeast leaders regarding Kanu’s continued incarceration.

There’s genocide against poor Nigerians, Muslims, Christians, children – Sowore tells U.S govt .

Human rights activist and African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, has accused both the United States and the Nigerian government of hypocrisy in their response to the ongoing killings across the country.

Sowore said Nigeria’s violence is caused by bad governance and insecurity, not religion, warning against portraying it as persecution of Christians or Muslims.

He was reacting to renewed calls by some U.S. lawmakers, urging Washington to label Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” (CPC) over alleged Christian persecution.

According to him, such claims are misleading and fail to reflect the real situation in Nigeria.

“There’s genocide against the poor, against Muslims, against Christians, against children. Trying to separate it by religion is dishonest,” Sowore said.

He argued that Nigeria does not identify victims by religion, saying, “The country doesn’t check who carries a Bible or a Koran before counting the dead.”

Sowore also criticised the U.S. for ignoring similar crises elsewhere.

“Why is the U.S silent about Gaza, where Muslims are being killed by Israel? That’s international hypocrisy,” he said.

Account for N14trn fuel subsidy savings or face legal action’, SERAP tells 36 governors, Wike.

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has urged Nigeria’s 36 state governors and the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Mr Nyesom Wike to “urgently disclose the spending details of the estimated N14trn fuel subsidy savings they collected from FAAC allocations, including details and locations of projects executed with the money, and the implementation status and completion reports, if any, on the projects.”

SERAP urged them to “provide details of the plans on how subsequent fuel subsidy savings they expect to collect from FAAC allocations, including details of any planned projects on which the money would be spent.”

SERAP also urged them to “publicly invite the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to track and monitor the spending of the fuel subsidy savings collected by you, to ensure that the money is not diverted into private pockets.”

The 36 governors and the FCT minister have reportedly collected trillions of naira from FAAC allocations as fuel subsidy savings since mid-2023. But the increased allocations have not translated into improved access to basic public services, such as quality healthcare and education for poor and vulnerable Nigerians.

In the Freedom of Information requests dated 4 October 2025 and signed by SERAP deputy director Kolawole Oluwadare, the organisation said: “There is a legitimate public interest for governors and the FCT minister to urgently explain how they have spent the money they have so far collected from the subsidy savings.”

SERAP said, “The savings from the removal of fuel subsidy ought to be spent solely for the benefit of the poor and vulnerable Nigerians who are bearing the brunt of the removal. Transparency in the spending of the money would help to avoid a morally repugnant result of double jeopardy on these Nigerians.”

The FoI requests, read in part: “There is a significant risk of mismanagement or diversion of funds linked to the increased FAAC allocations collected by the states and FCT.”

“The spending details of the money collected by several states and the FCT from fuel subsidy savings have been mostly shrouded in secrecy.”

Sowore Condemns Attack On Activist ‘Mama Pee’ At Benin Airport After Confronting Julius Abure, Demands Arrest, Prosecution Of Assailants.

The attack on Mama Pee on Saturday. It followed her reported confrontation with Abure at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, where she accused him of frustrating Nigerians.

Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore has strongly condemned the attack on Precious Onuche, popularly known as Mama P, by thugs suspected to be loyal to the factional National Chairman of the Labour Party, Julius Abure, at the Benin Airport in Edo State.

The attack on Mama Pee on Saturday. It followed her reported confrontation with Abure at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, where she accused him of frustrating Nigerians.

According to eyewitnesses, Mama Pee saw Abure at the airport trying to board a plane and told him, "Is it not Julius Abure? You're the one frustrating Nigerians." Abure responded with, "How can?"

Mama Pee continued, "In case nobody has told you, you're the one frustrating Nigerians. Are you not Julius Abure? What are you now doing with Labour Party? Police are looking for you. You've destroyed the Labour Party, and you're entering an aeroplane? May God punish all of you."

The situation escalated upon arrival at Benin Airport, where Mama Pee was attacked by suspected thugs loyal to Abure, inflicting injuries on her. Despite the attack, the police arrested and detained her, letting the attackers go free.

Reacting to the assault, Sowore, a former presidential candidate of African Action Congress (AAC), condemned the attack on Mama Pee, describing it as unacceptable.

“I strongly condemn the Benin City airport attack on MamaPee, a courageous political activist who uses social media effectively to call out societal wrongs,” Sowore said.

Sowore Urges Nigerian Women to Demand Equal Political Representation

Human rights activist and former presidential candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC), Omoyele Sowore, has called on Nigerian women to resist political marginalization and stop being used as tools in the political space.

In an interview with Platinum TV, Sowore stressed that despite their huge contribution to elections, women remain grossly underrepresented in leadership. He highlighted that women make up about 51% of Nigeria’s voting population, yet their numbers in the National Assembly do not reflect this demographic strength.

“There are 51% of women voting in an election; why can’t we have 51% of them in the Senate?” Sowore asked. “Women should be represented in the same proportion as their population. They should not be oppressed or relegated.”

He further challenged women to go beyond symbolic roles in politics, urging them to assert themselves as equals to men.

“Women must stop playing second fiddle to men. Stop being the ones politicians put in party clothes, the ones dancing at rallies, or sweeping the venue after the event,” Sowore stated. “You are equal to men and must take your rightful place in leadership.”

His remarks have reignited conversations on women’s participation in politics, with many observers agreeing that democracy cannot flourish without gender balance in governance.

Man, 24, arraigned for stealing N7.5m cash, generators.

A 24-year-old man, Isaac Oladele, on monday appeared before an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court in Lagos for allegedly stealing N573,000 in cash and four generators valued at N7 million.

The Prosecutor, SP Josephine Ikhayere, told the court that the defendant committed the offence between August 24 and August 28 at 8:00 a.m. at No. 53, Unity Road, Ikeja.

The stolen items were said to be the property of a company, Yennie Godie Eaglet Ltd.

The prosecution said the offence contravened section 287 of the Criminal Laws of Lagos State, 2015, which deals with stealing.

When the charge was read, Oladele pleaded not guilty.

Magistrate L. A. Owolabi granted the defendant bail in the sum of N400,000 with two responsible sureties in like sum, adding that the sureties addresses must be verified.

The case was adjourned until Oct. 7, 2025, for further hearing

Edo Pastor Distributes Bras, Wrappers to Female Church Members He Deems Indecently Dressed.

Evangelist Isaac Josiah, lead pastor of Reclaimers Ministry in Benin City, has caused a stir after distributing bras, wrappers, and pyjamas to female members he said came to church braless or improperly dressed.

In a Facebook video from the September 14 service, Josiah told ushers to hand the items to women whose appearance he considered distracting.

“Brother Osase, Eric, and Chimere, you are at the door. From today, any girl who enters this church and we see her n+pple, we will give her a bra and say, ‘We have discovered that you can’t afford a bra. So, on behalf of the church, we give you this,’” he declared.

He added that those who refuse should be escorted home:
“If you give any sister whose nipple is showing a bra and she refuses, call her and ask, ‘How much is a tricycle to your house?’”

Josiah also warned men against sagging or exposing underwear:
“When you leave your house in a mini skirt and start adjusting it in church, or you (a man) leave home without a belt, just call them and give them this white pyjama. If we can’t change you in this church, look for another church.”

He stressed that his decision was to prevent distractions during worship:
“When we praise God and jump like this, a brother will say, ‘I want to praise God, but my manhood is reacting, how do I praise God?’ What some brothers have fallen in love with in this church are breasts and buttocks. They don’t love the girl; what they are looking at is not real.”

The pastor further directed ushers to cover br£astfeeding mothers whose cleavage was exposed and promised to buy belts for men who attend church without them.

“We are serious about this decision. I’m not joking,” he said. “If you are looking for a church where you can dress anyhow, not Reclaimers. You can go anywhere.”

Alleged naira abuse: Rights group gives EFCC ultimatum to prosecute Abuja realtor.

The Initiative Against Human Rights Abuse and Torture, INAHURAT, has given the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, a one-month ultimatum to prosecute an Abuja-based realtor, Mrs Rebecca Omokamo Isaac, popularly known as Bilikisu Ishaku Aliyu, over alleged abuse of the naira.

The ultimatum followed a petition INAHURAT forwarded to the anti-graft agency concerning the alleged act.

In a reminder letter dated 18th September, 2025, signed by its National Coordinator, Comrade Gerald O. Katchy, and addressed to the EFCC chairman, the rights group recalled that it had earlier petitioned the Commission on July 21, 2025, drawing attention to what it described as “repeated and intentional abuse” of the national currency by the realtor.

INAHURAT expressed disappointment that, despite the availability of “obvious evidence,” no visible action had been taken by the anti-graft agency nearly two months after the petition was submitted.

The group warned that failure by the EFCC to investigate and charge the matter to court within one month would amount to selective justice. It threatened to make the matter public and approach the court for an order of mandamus compelling the Commission to act.

The letter emphasized that Nigerians are keenly watching and waiting for the outcome, stressing that the credibility of the EFCC is at stake in the matter.

It would be recalled that the EFCC acknowledged receipt of the petition, with reference number EFCC/PET/HQR/2932/2025.

According to the petition, Godwin-Isaac was captured in multiple videos “spraying and trampling on naira notes” at various social events held in Etsako, Edo State, and Obosi, Anambra State.

Gunmen Kill Three Police Officers, Steal Rifles In Separate Attacks In Kogi.
In the first incident, around 8:00 a.m. on Sunday, about 20 armed hoodlums ambushed officers of the 70 PMF Kabba, attached to the Isanlu Area Command, at their patrol point along Ilafin-Odogbe Road in Yagba East Local Government Area.
Kogi State has witnessed two deadly attacks on police personnel, resulting in the deaths of three officers and the theft of firearms, the state police command confirmed on Sunday.

In the first incident, around 8:00 a.m. on Sunday, about 20 armed hoodlums ambushed officers of the 70 PMF Kabba, attached to the Isanlu Area Command, at their patrol point along Ilafin-Odogbe Road in Yagba East Local Government Area.

According to the incident report, during the attack, ASP Umar Suleman (F/No. 518320) and CPL Bitrus Isaac were shot dead.

“Till today, people still ask me,
‘Why you no talk when Regina moved on?’
‘Why you just bone like say nothing happen?’

Truth is, we were close, we shared dreams, we laughed. So when I saw her wedding online, it hit me.

But that day, I chose peace. I no go rant, I no go drag. Love no need to turn into wahala. Her happiness still matters.

And that héartbreak? I used it to grow. I worked, I hustled, I built myself.

Now I’ve got a son, and my focus is on him and his mother — not on the past.

I’m shining today not because I didn’t feel páin, but because I refused to let pâin hold me down.

— Somadina Adinma

Peller stuns police officer with ₦200K after receiving just ₦500 gift.

Nigerian socialite Shina Peller has gone viral after surprising a police officer with ₦200,000 just because the officer gave him ₦500.

The incident, which was captured in a trending clip, showed Peller jokingly asking the officer if he could spare him some money.

The officer, identified as Mr Isaac, reached for his pocket and handed Peller a ₦500 note, telling him it was from the heart.

Peller, visibly touched by the rare gesture, praised him for breaking stereotypes about police officers only collecting bribes.

Moments later, Peller asked Mr Isaac to call out his account number. To the amazement of everyone present, he credited him with ₦200,000 instantly, stressing that good officers also deserve recognition.

Rewarding kindness
Peller’s action has been hailed as a lesson in generosity and encouragement. According to him, people often highlight only the negative side of the police, but small acts of kindness like Mr Isaac’s deserve to be appreciated.

He noted that while many Nigerians complain about extortion from law enforcement officers, it is important to show support when officers act with sincerity.

His words, “It’s only the bad way of police una dey see, see police give me 500 naira. Thank you, I love you sir. I’ll double it for you,” have since sparked widespread reactions.