A man called a Nigerian soldier to discipline his brother who acts feminine.....TAP TO CONTINUE READING

The brother who called the soldier took to X to complain about his brother’s behaviour which resulted in him involving a soldier.

He shared a photo of a uniformed man confronting his cross-dressing brother and wrote: “My younger brother has been acting feminine and insisting that everyone should be calling him Abigail. I’ve warned him multiple times to stop, but he refuses to listen. At this point, I feel like i have no choice but to bring in soldiers to discipline him for me”

The Niger State Police Command has recovered a suspected military unexploded ordnance found in Mashegu Local Government Area.....TAP TO CONTINUE READING

The spokesperson of the command, SP Wasiu Abiodun, who disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday, January 6, said that the recovery followed a report received on Monday from the divisional police officer, Ibbi Division, Mashegu.

According to the PPRO, some residents of the community had sighted an object suspected to be a missile in a forest within the area.

The PPRO said that the police division’s operatives promptly moved to the scene and cordoned off the area to ensure the safety of residents

“Following the report received from DPO Ibbi Division Mashegu LGA on 5th January, 2026 at about 2pm, which indicated that some locals in Zugurma community in Mashegu LGA sighted an object suspected to be a missile in the forest. The Police operatives of the Division moved to the scene and cordoned the area for safety,” the statement read.

“Consequently, the Commissioner of Police, Niger State Command CP Adamu Abdullahi Elleman, mnips directed the EOD-CBRN unit of the Command to the scene, and on 6th January, 2026 at about 6am, the EOD team led by CSP Mohammed Mamun mobilised to the location, where the Police operatives of the Division and the community members led the team to the scene.

“The EOD team rendered the device safe and recovered it to custody, before its onward movement to the State Police Headquarters, Minna. The device was identified as UXO missile or military unexploded ordinance which its source is yet unknown.

“Meanwhile, further investigation is ongoing and other developments will be made public.

“The Commissioner of Police, Niger State Command urged members of the public to remain calm as all security agencies are working assiduously and making efforts to ensure that normalcy is restored in the identified areas of concern.”

With barely eleven weeks to the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) recapitalisation deadline, fourteen banks are yet to meet the requirement.....TAP TO CONTINUE READING

This comes as DAILY POST reports that 19 Nigerian banks had met the apex bank’s recapitalisation requirements as of January 6, 2025.

The banks that have complied with the CBN’s minimum capital benchmark include Access Bank, Fidelity Bank, First Bank, GTBank (GTCO), UBA, Zenith Bank, and twelve others.

However, as of the time of filing this report, fourteen Nigerian banks are yet to comply.

The banks that have not met the apex bank’s recapitalisation requirement include First City Monument Bank (FCMB), Unity Bank, Keystone Bank, Union Bank (Titan), Taj Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Parallex Bank, and SunTrust Bank.

Others are FBH Merchant Bank, Rand Merchant Bank, Coronation Merchant Bank, Alternative Bank, and other non-interest banks.

Meanwhile, financial experts have predicted possible mergers and acquisitions ahead of the March 31 deadline.