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FRSC Conducts training for over 400 Road Marshals On Rescue Operations In Nigeria 

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From Attah Ede, Makurdi 

The Federal Road Safety Corps Road Marshal Assistant Training School in Shendam, Plateau State, has  conducted a one-week training course for four hundred and fifteen(415) Road Marshal Assistants across Nigeria on rescue operations.

The training course which started from 25th to 30th August 2024, was aimed at repositioning FRSC for Enhanced Service Delivery in Patrol and Rescue Operations in Nigeria.

Declaring the course closed, the Commandant of the school, Mallam Yakubu Mohammad, said the training was FRSC’s commitment to the continuous training and retraining of personnel to align with realistic expectations. 

He further explained that the one-week training program was designed to equip the Road Marshal Assistants with the necessary skills and professionalism for their duties.

The Commandant expressed confidence that the course had provided the participants with valuable knowledge on rescue operations, enforcement, use of technology, discipline, integrity, inter-agency collaboration, and civility towards members of the public. 

Mallam  Mohammad, therefore urged the course participants to become change agents in their respective commands.

He also enjoined  them to make  judicious use of the knowledge gained during the training and to act as good ambassadors of the Corps.

“You must exhibit civility in your operations. Motorists must also  strive to obey traffic rules and cooperate with the road marshals to prevent unprovoked knockdowns involving the operatives during patrol or rescue operations as this will no longer be tolerated by the Corps, he warned.

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Don’t be recruited into Nigerian Army or perish – IPOB warns Igbo youths

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By Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha 

The Directorate of State (DOS) of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), weekend, warned  Igbos not to be recruited into the Nigerian Army or lose their lives.

The directorate handed down the warning through her spokesperson, Emma Powerful, recalling that the Igbo youths obeyed the warning by IPOB during the Commonwealth military recruitment for the British proxy war against Russia and China.

“We are equally advising Biafran youths to jettison the ongoing nepotistic Nigerian Army recruitment. These two states (Britain and Nigeria) do not mean well for Biafrans. History always repeats itself. A wise person will evaluate the benefits of our Biafran ancestors who fought for Britain during the 1st and 2nd world war. 

“Similarly, Biafrans should ask what the fate of the retired soldiers in Nigeria is? Where are the many Igbo Biafran youths  recruited into the Nigerian Army before now? Many of these Biafran soldiers have been betrayed and sacrificed for the Northern terrorism activities and blackmail business of the Nigerian Army.  

“Some of the serving Biafran soldiers are in jail for complaining against nepotism and injustice by the Nigerian Army authorities. The few remaining ones are either in the warfronts against the terrorists in the North or are stampeded into silence in various military barracks. Ndigbo in the Nigerian Army iare always set up for slaughter against the terrorists in the North or against the State sponsored criminals in the East. 

“For instance, the false flag operation carried out by the Nigerian Army during the Biafran Heroes Day celebration of May 30th 2024 led to the assassination of five (5) Igbo soldiers. These Igbo soldiers were set up by the military high command and killed by the State sponsored assailants just to blackmail IPOB. Is this the kind of military you want to lay down your life for?

“IPOB understands Nigeria very well and will always advise our people ahead of time before Biafrans fall into Nigeria’s deceptive trap. IPOB is against Biafrans, particularly Ndigbo, joining the Nigerian Army because the Nigerian Army has no good intentions towards Ndigbo. It will be deadly to join an institution with one of its core objectives being to kill and destroy Ndigbo. 

“Ndigbo is not part of Nigeria. Biafra is not Nigeria. If you don’t understand Nigeria’s hatred towards you today, we are sure that you will understand it tomorrow. Any Biafran youth out of desperation for employment who joins the Nigerian Army because of their recruitment will be solely responsible for whatever happens to him or herself. IPOB will not talk about you when Nigeria Army’s wickedness happens to you. 

“One of the IPOB’s jobs is to educate Biafrans to understand the level of hatred against them and to help expose the evil strategies the Nigerian Security Agencies use against us. One of those evil strategies is the recruitment of Biafran youths into the Nigerian Army and send them to the slaughter houses of the Northern terrorists while leaving Biafra land defenseless when they sponsor and deploy terrorists and launch them as part of their planned jihad conquest against Biafra Land. 

“The Nigerian government and its Army deviced many ways to slaughter Ndigbo, especially Biafran youths. Now, they have come another way to bring Igbo youths close in order to murder them and decrease our population. 

“Let him who has ears hear and let the fools keep fooling themselves until Nigeria happens to them. Avoid the Nigerian Army recruitment or perish in your ignorance. In the end, Biafra must be restored,” the movement warned.

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IPOB reaffirms ban on celebration of Nigerian Independence in Biafran land

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By Cyprian  Ebele, Onitsha 

The Directorate of State (DOS), of  Indigenous People of Biafra, (IPOB) Monday warned  that the ban on  celebration of Nigerian Independence anniversary is still in force in Biafran land  adding that such celebration wil not be tolerated.

The spokesperson of the group, Emma Powerfull, however called on Biafrans globally to go about their normal business stating that  as a non violent movement, “We are not part of Nigeria and have nothing to do with their British flag independence of 1960. 

” We are aware that some prominent Igbo men and women played pivotal roles in securing the flag  independence that Nigeria celebrates annually on every October 1st, however, such independence has taken more blood of Ndigbo to maintain than any other ethnic group in Nigeria. 

“Biafrans have decided to reject the bloody flag independence of Nigeria and work for the restoration of a true united and prosperous Independent State of Biafra. Therefore, every Biafran should reject this Nigerian forced unity as we look forward to celebrating the Biafra independence soon. 

“Ndigbo must adhere to this clarion call to stop every activity concerning Nigeria independence tomorrow. There shall be no flying of Nigerian flags in Biafra territory. 

“There shall be no independence activity for students in Biafraland.  Everyone should go about their businesses or use that Day for family quality time and rest at  home for those who may chose not to go for their work and business.

“IPOB is not joking with the restoration of Biafra freedom and sovereignty. Do not make yourself an enemy of the struggle by participating in Nigeria flag independence celebrations tomorrow. 

“Parents and guardians must not allow their children to go for any Nigerian independence activities tomorrow. 

“We are monitoring everywhere in Biafraland. As an Igbo Parent, do not allow your children to be sacrificed for a country that considers them less of a human,” the movement warned.

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NGO partners NCDC to restore peace, order in Adamawa

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A non governmental organization on the platform of Search for common ground in collaboration with the Nigeria security and civil defense Corp, NSCDC, has celebrated the international peace day in Yola with the aim of restoring relative peace and order in the state.

The Nations News Nigeria reports that the group in collaboration with NSCDC embarked on a peace walk and seminar to commemorate the day with a theme ‘cultivating a culture of peace’. 

Gambo Wada, COMITAS Project Manager who spoke to newsmen in the state pointed out that peace can be nurtured and cultivated, and however called on the good people of the state to cultivate the culture of peaceful coexistence.

Highlighting the achievement of the project, Gombo said they have worked in about 33 communities in Adamawa and Taraba and come up with dialogue to mitigate conflicts among different ethnic groups in the state .

Given the instance of farmer header clash in Numan and Guyuk LGA of Adamawa state .

He also noted that mediator tents shall be put in place  for relevant dialogue to be imbibed.

He further called on stakeholders to sustain what they put in place as the project end December

While presenting a paper at the seminar a university don Dr John ngamsa said  that peacebuilding is key and it’s everyone’s responsibility to build a peaceful environment.

Also at occasions the collaborator NSCDC, ACC Charity A Fwah, Head of Unit for peace and conflict unit  said, NSCDC  played a vital role to ensure peaceful coexistence between families, communal, farmers and headers crisis.

According to her, the NSCDC is the closest force to the community and has done well in collaboration with SFCG.

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All Anglican church women’s wing donates gifts items to inmates in Kano correctional centre

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By Chinelo Kodilichukwu Enugu 

The All Anglican Church, Osumenyi women’s wing, Kano State branch has donated gift items to Inmates of Goron Dutse Medium Security Custodial Centre.

The Osumenyi women of the Anglican Communion in Kano, who paid a visit to the custodial centre with food items, toiletries,  clothing, buckets, and various types of seasons, said that their visit was to support the inmates and to promote their welfare.

Presenting the items on Saturday, the Chairperson of the wing, Mrs Edna Ezike, said the gesture was their little way of supporting the inmates in the facility.

Ezike urged inmates at the centre to see their incarceration as an opportunity for self-reflection and change, hence be good ambassadors when they come out of prison.

She urged the inmates not to go back to their old ways and imbibe the fear of God in their heart, take advantage of the rehabilitation and reintegration programmes in the centre to enable them acquire life-changing skills and behaviours.

“Endeavour to utilise the skills available at the centre, we want to assure you that we are interested in your wellbeing. These items are donated to help in improving your living conditions,”she said.

Ezike said that the Osumenyi women’s wing of the All Anglican church, Kano branch had been visiting prisons for the last three years to encourage and support them in their little ways they can and give them advice.

The chairperson called on parents, guardians and the general public to train their wards in the way of the Lord, rather than misleading them.

She said that prison was not a good place to be, especially when it involves the issue of youths, being future leaders and backbones to their various families.

She called on philanthropists to endeavour to visit the inmates, support and make provisions for them with necessary things to make them feel loved.

Receiving the items on behalf of the management, a staff of the Correctional Centre, who spoke on condition of anonymity, described the gesture as timely and well-intended.

“This gesture is well appreciated by us, these items will greatly support the welfare of the inmates in this facility. We thank you immensely.”

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Nigerian soldier staged self abduction to blackmail us – IPOB alleges

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By Cyprian  Ebele, Onitsha 

The indigenous People of Biafran, IPOB, through its Directorate of State (DOS), has accused Nigeria Army,  of staging self abduction to blackmail IPOB and its Eastern Security Network, ESN, operatives.

The movement made the accusation in reaction to alleged report propaganda that IPOB  abducted a Nigerian soldier sent to Biafra land to spy on the Biafra movement and forced him to call for the resignation of Biafran soldiers in the Nigerian Army. 

The spokesperson of the group, Emma Powerful who made this known in a statement signed and issued to newsmen on Thursday, alleged that the propaganda from the Nigerian Army spokesperson claiming that IPOB captured a spying Nigerian soldier and forced him to deliver a message to the Biafran soldiers serving in the Nigeria Army to resign, is a self staged crime by the Nigerian Army’s leadership. 

The statement reads in part: “Though IPOB has called for Biafrans serving in the Nigerian Security Agencies to resign, IPOB has never forced and will never force our brothers and sisters in the Nigeria Security Agencies to resign their positions. IPOB can only appeal to the conscience of Biafrans but will never impose anything on anyone under gunpoint or duress. 

“The Biafra Nation IPOB is championing, which is a nation where the rights of persons are guaranteed and respected, not as obtainable in a lawless and irredeemable zoological Republic called Nigeria, guides our people through reasoning. 

“The so-called video of an abducted spying soldier captured and forced to call for the resignation of Biafran soldiers from the Nigerian Army is another false flag operation by the Nigerian Army and their agent provocateurs to continue their murderous onslaught against Ndigbo. The Nigerian Army has reduced themselves to a mere social media gossip.

“IPOB did not abduct any Nigerian soldier. The Army spokesman should stop linking IPOB to their criminal agents in their efforts to destabilize Alaigbo. IPOB and Mazi Nnamdi Kanu have no relationship with the so-called Biafra Liberation Army. IPOB does not have any Army and will never have an army until Biafra is restored. 

“IPOB only operates the Eastern Security Network (ESN), which is an armed Vigilante Group against marauding Fulani terrorists ravaging our farmlands. We maintain our stand that the infamous BRGIE and her criminal gang called Biafra Liberation Army are the creation of the Nigerian Government through DSS to blackmail IPOB. 

“That is why when these criminals are used to stage any crime, the Nigerian Army and Police quickly rush to the media and tag their violent activities on IPOB-ESN. The call by the Nigerian Army to the ICC, UN, and Amnesty International to take action against IPOB is null and void because these responsible institutions know the truth about IPOB activities around the globe.

“The Nigerian government and her murderous security agencies should stop blackmailing IPOB. Should IPOB decide to confront the Nigerian Security Agencies, they will understand that IPOB is formidable and a force to reckon with. The Nigerian Army should not take our non-violent approach as weakness. Our non-violence approach is our respect to the internal laws and principles governing self-determination, not a weakness,” the movement affirmed.

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