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Jos Based Miners sues IGP Claiming Ten Billion naira Compensation Over Unlawful Arrest of two members

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Two Jos Based Miners Moses Pam Dalyop and Abdulmumuni have dragged the Inspector General of Police (IGP) before a Jos high court demanding the sum of ten billion nairas (10,000,000 000.00) as compensation for their unlawful arrest, detention, and inconveniences caused to them for period of two days and still counting for no just cause.

Recall that a group of mining professionals in Jos, the Plateau state capital, called on the police authorities to intervene in the illegal arrest and intimidation of two of their members by some police personnel believed to be hired by some foreign expatriates. They alleged that a court had earlier ordered the release of the two men, but the police have refused to heed the order and have given no reason for their action.

Others dragged before the same court alongside IGP are the Nigeria Police Force, DCP Olatunji Disu, Officer in charge of Police intelligence Response Team, Chuangyue Industrial Nig limited and Chen Taohong.

In the suit filed at Jos high court on their behalf by their counsel Gyang Zi Esq, RT Yilwatda Esq, GT Gontur of Gyang Zi &co Knight Firm which was made available to newsmen, the applicants, requested from the court an order declaring the arrest, humiliation, embarrassment, harassment, torture and detention of their clients from the 14th of march 2023 to 15th march this month and still counting as illegal, unlawful and unconditional.

They also requested from the court an order of perpetual injunction restraining the respondents either by themselves, servants, previews or officers from further arresting, torturing , humiliating, harassing, threatening and or further torturing or detaining their clients in connection with this case

They also demanded an order directing the respondents to release their clients from their
im custody forth with.

The grounds upon which the reliefs were sought was that the two business men were arrested on the 13th and 14th of this month by men of the police force intelligence unit and were taken to A Division Police station Jos and later moved to FCT Abuja and detained in the custody of DCP Olatunji Disu Officer in charge of Police Intelligence Response Team.

The two businessmen were arrested based on the complaint of the Chuangyue Industrial Nig LTD and Chen Taohong to the Police Intelligence Response Team IRT.

Counsel to the complainants Gyang Zi who filled the suit at the Jos high court, describes the conduct of the respondents against his clients as a violation of the provision of chapter IV of the constitution of the federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 as amended.

Gyang Zi argued that the detention of his clients has violated their fundamental rights before the eyes of the law.

According to reports gathered by Daily Independent Ellipse Industries Limited and Chuangyue Industrial Nig LTD and Chen Taohong had joint venture agreement which Ellipse Industries Limited is entitled to thirty percent of mined products while Chuangyue Industrial Nig LTD is entitled to 70 percent, but the venture agreement between the parties in dispute later became a subject of misunderstanding leading to the 4th and 5th defendants business partners engaging the men of the Nigeria Police to arrest and detain the applicants.

 

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Super Falcons 2-1 Senegal: Oshoala Delivers Goal and Powerful Message on Kidnapped School Children, Teachers

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Super Falcons striker delivered more than just a goal during Nigeria’s international friendly victory over Senegal on Friday, as the forward used the moment to spotlight pressing educational issues in the country.

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After calmly converting a first-half penalty to hand Nigeria the lead against Senegal at the Remo Stars Stadium in Ikenne, Ogun State, Oshoala revealed a message written on her wristband which read: “Save The Teachers” and “Bring Back Our Children.”

The gesture quickly drew attention from fans and observers, with many praising the Barcelona Femeni star for using her platform to advocate for education and the welfare of children in Nigeria.

Oshoala’s strike came in the 32nd minute after she was fouled inside the penalty area, before midfielder Toni Payne  doubled Nigeria’s advantage nine minutes later with a composed finish.

 

The Super Falcons eventually secured a 2-1 victory over the Lionesses of Senegal in the friendly encounter, which forms part of the team’s preparations for the upcoming Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).

Senegal pulled one goal back late in the game through Sokhna Nogaye, but Nigeria held firm to seal the win in front of the home supporters in Ikenne.

Beyond the result, Oshoala’s post-goal message became one of the defining moments of the match, highlighting concerns over the state of kidnapping of School children across in Oyo State.

A goal and a message — Oshoala once again showed her passion for making an impact both on and off the pitch.

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FCT Police Launch Crackdown on Illegal Tinted Vehicles

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The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command has commenced a fresh operation targeting vehicles with illegal tinted windows, concealed number plates and improper registration across Abuja.

FCT Commissioner of Police Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi disclosed the development during a media briefing on Friday.

He said security reports indicated that criminal suspects often use such vehicles to avoid identification and carry out unlawful activities.

According to the police chief, cases of kidnapping and the notorious “one-chance” robberies have been linked to vehicles operating with hidden identities.

Sanusi noted that tinted windows and covered registration plates make it difficult for security agencies to track offenders and investigate crimes.

He stated that enforcement teams have already been deployed across the territory to ensure compliance with existing regulations.

The commissioner clarified that the exercise is aimed at motorists violating the law and not those with valid approvals for tinted glass.

He revealed that more than 30 vehicles have so far been impounded for breaching the regulations and that offenders would face prosecution.

Sanusi urged residents to report suspicious persons, vehicles and activities, stressing that the operation is part of broader efforts to improve security and curb crime in the nation’s capital.

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