Chaos at Delta Police Duty Post: Two Policemen Engage in Brutal Scuffle

By Zagazola Makama

What started as a minor disagreement between two policemen on special duty at Fenod Company in Samagidi A Community, Delta State, turned into a full-blown physical brawl, leaving one officer severely injured.

Eyewitnesses described the shocking scene as a no-holds-barred fight between Inspector Kingsley Hassan and Inspector William John, both of the 18 Police Mobile Force (PMF), Owerri.

Intelligence sources told Zagazola Makama that the two officers had a heated exchange over an undisclosed issue, but before anyone could intervene, fists were flying.

“At first, we thought they were just joking,” said a company staff member who witnessed the altercation. “But then, it got serious. One of them grabbed the other by the collar, and within seconds, they were wrestling like street fighters.”

The situation escalated dramatically when Inspector William John allegedly landed a brutal knee strike to Inspector Hassan’s groin, sending him crashing to the ground in agony. Onlookers were stunned as Hassan clutched his scrotum, writhing in pain, while John stood over him, breathing heavily.

Other officers at the scene quickly intervened, pulling John away before further damage could be done. Inspector Hassan was immediately rushed to an undisclosed hospital in Warri for urgent medical attention.

Meanwhile, Inspector John was arrested on the spot and taken into custody, as senior officers scrambled to contain the embarrassing situation.

A Police sources said that the Delta State Police Command has since launched an investigation to uncover the cause of the fight and determine the appropriate disciplinary action.

Chaos at Delta Police Duty Post: Two Policemen Engage in Brutal Scuffle

Man Stabbed to Death Over Bathroom Dispute in Abuja

By: Zagazola Makama

The Nigerian Police Force(NPF) FCT Command has arrested a 30-year-old man, Kassim Jibrin, for allegedly stabbing his neighbor, Collins Onyemaobi, 45, to death during a dispute over the use of a bathroom in Zauda Village, Gwagwa.

Intelligence sources told Zagazola Makama that three incident occurred on March 15, 2025, at about 9:30 a.m. when an argument ensued between the two men, which escalated into a fight.

In the heat of the altercation, Jibrin allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed Onyemaobi in the chest.

The victim was immediately rushed to Kubwa General Hospital, where he was confirmed dead by a medical doctor. His body has since been deposited at the hospital’s mortuary.

The suspect, Jibrin, was arrested at the scene and is currently in police custody undergoing interrogation.

Man Stabbed to Death Over Bathroom Dispute in Abuja

Security: Borno Gives 110 Vehicles, 280 Houses to Police, Others

By: Michael Mike

Borno State Governor Babagana Umara Zulum has distributed 110 brand new operational vehicles, 500 motorcycles and 280 houses to the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies to assist in the ongoing war against crime in the state.

The distribution was flagged off by the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, who commended the initiative and describedu the governor as a “performing governor” in the fight against insecurity in the North East.

The ceremony, held at the Government House in Maiduguri, was attended by top security officials, including the theatre commander of Operation Hadin Kai, Major General Waidi Shuaibu; Deputy and Assistant Inspectors-General of Police and others.

According to the distribution formula, 60 vehicles will be allocated to the Nigerian Police and 50 vehicles and 500 motorcycles to the Nigerian military.

Similarly, the police will be allocated 220 houses at Mai Mala Buni Estate, 20 at Kashim Shertima Estate and another 40 at Wulari, all in Maiduguri.

In his address, Governor Zulum emphasised the importance of supporting security forces with the necessary tools which, he said, would enhance their efficiency and dedication to duty.

He said: “Today marks a significant step in our unwavering commitment to strengthening the security architecture of Borno State; we are gathered here to present 100 operational vehicles, 500 motorcycles and housing quarters to members of the Nigerian Police Force and military, as the case may be, who tirelessly serve and sacrifice to safeguard our communities.

“This modest gesture continues our government’s commitment to the security agencies, which are the cornerstones for achieving peace, progress, and development in our state.

“These vehicles will enhance their mobility, improve their response times, and bolster their operational capabilities in the fight against insecurity and social vices”

The governor commended President Bola Tinubu for his leadership in supporting the security agencies.

Zulum also expressed his commitment to rendering his services to the security organisations.

He said: “We are grateful to the Federal Government of Nigeria, under the distinguished leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for providing strategic leadership and unalloyed support to our security agencies as they work assiduously to safeguard the life and property of our citizens.

“Under my watch, the Borno State Government has maintained a cordial relationship with our security forces. We realised that without security, the recovery of our state from insecurity, Insurgency and decadence would not yield the desired result.

“By supporting our security forces, we are investing in force multiplier, speed of action and timely response of the armed forces and security agencies to our daunting security challenges. We are committed to working together to address the insecurity issues and build a safer and more prosperous future for our people.”

In his remarks, the IGP expressed gratitude to Governor Zulum for what he described as massive support.

Egbetokun said: “These operational assets, including 110 vehicles and 500 motorcycles, will, no doubt, enhance our operational capacity. They will enable us to respond more effectively to emergencies in the state. They will also enable us to patrol our communities more efficiently, ultimately improving the delivery of services to the people of Borno State.

“I thank you, your Excellency, once again, for this gesture; I also want to assure you, Your Excellency, that these operational assets are going to be put to immediate operational use to enhance the security of the people of Borno State.”

Security: Borno Gives 110 Vehicles, 280 Houses to Police, Others