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Yobe: Chairman Karai-Karai in politics urges his members to support the Buni administration

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Yobe: Chairman Karai-Karai in politics urges his members to support the Buni administration

By: Yahaya Wakili

The new chairman of Karai-Karai in politics in Yobe State, Alhaji Adamu Abdu Chillariye, has called on his people to unite themselves and support the present administration in the state under the able leadership of Governor Mai Mala Buni CON, CONM.

Alhaji Adamu Chillariye, the former state chairman of APC and now the adviser on governmental affairs, disclosed this in an interview with Newsng shortly after receiving the Karai-Karai delegations from Gujba and Gulani local government areas while paying him a congratulations visit in Potiskum.

He said the Karai-Karai peoples from Potiskum, Nangere, Fika, and Fune local government areas elected him as the chairman in politics in Yobe state, adding that leadership is not easy, and despite the challenges to it, he will try his best to see that justice prevails and is done among his people.

The former APC chairman appealed to Karai-Karai first: let us be patient with each other, unite ourselves, live in peace with our neighbors, and give our maximum support and cooperation to His Excellency, Governor Mai Mala Buni CON, as well as support his policies and programs of his administration.

Chillariye calls on them to engage in business and skills acquisitions to be self-reliant. Don’t depend solely on politics; try to engage yourself in business no matter how small it is. Adding that, I will do my best to draw the attention of our business moguls to assist our children who get the admission but don’t have the means to pay the school fees.

“You know, leadership is very difficult, but I will try my best and call on the people that I am a human being like everybody. If I make a mistake, please draw my attention and tell me the truth. Nobody is above making a mistake, and in my life, I don’t want to lie. Always tell me the truth no matter how painful it is; I would know how to handle it. Inshallah,” he said.

He emphasizes his calls for unity and patience among ourselves, and therefore let us support His Excellency, the Executive Governor Mai Mala Buni CON Chiroman Gujba, and also let us wait until what Governor Mai Mala Buni will tell us to do.

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Two Forest Security Guard Members arrested in Ogun for extortion, illegal possession of firearms

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Two Forest Security Guard Members arrested in Ogun for extortion, illegal possession of firearms

By: Zagazola Makama

Two men claiming to be members of the Nigeria Forest Security Services (NFSS) have been arrested in Sagamu, Ogun State, for illegal possession of firearms and extortion of motorists.

Zagazola Makama report that the arrest was made on Dec. 28, 2025, at about 8:32 p.m. following a report that three men dressed in security uniforms were sighted along Ikenne Road, near the NYSC Orientation Camp, collecting money from motorists while visibly armed with hunter-style guns.

Upon receiving the information, operatives from the Sagamu Division raced to the scene and apprehended two suspects: Emmanuel Idu, 55, and Sunday Moses, 35. A third suspect, identified as Oyilo David, 35, fled the scene and is currently at large.

During preliminary interrogation, the arrested men claimed to be attached to the Sagamu NFSS unit operating along Agbele Road by Otunba Gbenga Daniel Market. They also stated that the locally fabricated guns recovered from them were issued by a Commander Kehinde Joseph, allegedly supervising their operations.

In addition to the firearms, security operatives recovered one unexpended cartridge and the sum of ₦1,000 in ₦200 denominations from the suspects.

Authorities disclosed that one of the suspects had previously been implicated in a motorcycle theft case in Abeokuta, where the stolen motorcycle was recovered, and charges were filed in court.

The suspects have been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID), Abeokuta, for further investigation.

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Troops neutralise key Boko Haram commanders in Bama airstrikes

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By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation Hadin Kai, supported by Nigerian Army and Nigerian Air Force platforms, have neutralised several key Boko Haram terrorist commanders during coordinated airstrikes in Bama Local Government Area of Borno State.

Sources told Zagazola Makama that the airstrikes were conducted on Dec. 25, 2025, following actionable human intelligence on terrorist movements in the area.

According to the sources, no fewer than 10 Boko Haram terrorists were killed in the initial airstrike. Those neutralised included Abul Kaka, Ibn Mu’azu, Abu Muhammad, Ba Alhaji, Bakura, Modu, Abu Hassan, Kaka Alai, Abba Yakariye and Bamusa.

The sources further disclosed that another terrorist, identified as Ubaida, sustained serious injuries during the strike.

The sources added that a subsequent follow-up strike by Nigerian Air Force assets led to the instant killing of three additional terrorists.

Security sources confirmed that the majority of the neutralised fighters were loyal to Bafu, a notorious Boko Haram commander operating in the Bama axis.

An assessment of the operation indicated a significant degradation of Boko Haram’s fighting capability in Bama, particularly among elements under Bafu’s command, as a direct outcome of the sustained air campaign.

The sources noted that while the general security situation in the area remains calm, it is still considered unpredictable due to the fluid nature of insurgent activities.

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IPOB attack Enugu police patrol team, kill two officers and seize firearms

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IPOB attack Enugu police patrol team, kill two officers and seize firearms

By: Zagazola Makama

Two police inspectors have been killed and three rifles stolen following an attack on a Distress Response Squad (DRS) patrol along Zik Avenue by Good Shepherd Specialist Hospital in Enugu State.

Zagazola gathered that the incident occurred at about 8:30 p.m. on Dec. 27, 2025, when six armed men, suspected to be members of IPOB/ESN, operating in an ash-coloured Lexus RX 350 SUV, attacked and set ablaze the patrol Hilux vehicle.

The sources identified the slain officers as Inspectors Valentine Iheme and Ani Anayo, both members of the DRS team. The assailants carted away three AK-47 rifles with 30 rounds of live ammunition each.

According to the sources, all tactical teams and assets of the command have been activated and deployed in pursuit of the suspects, with a view to neutralising them and recovering the stolen firearms.

The sources said that the Enugu State Police Command has vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice.

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