BREAKING NEWS: The Inspector-General of Police has ordered a nationwide restriction barring Point-of-Sale (POS) operators from operating within 200 metres of all police stations and formations across Nigeria.
According to an internal police communication, the directive follows concerns over alleged links between POS operators and reported cases of extortion and corrupt financial practices around police facilities.
The order mandates strict enforcement nationwide, warning that senior officers in charge of formations will be held responsible for any violations. The Nigeria Police Force says the move is aimed at improving transparency, accountability, and public trust in policing.
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🛑Dangote Set to Rescue Nigeria from Darkness!
Big news for Nigeria! Aliko Dangote is ready to inject 20,000MW of electricity into the national grid—a move that promises to finally free Nigeria from power shortages. 🙌
A huge shoutout to Asiwaju Bola Tinubu GCFR for the reforms that opened the door for private investors to step in and transform Nigeria’s power sector. It’s long overdue, but Alhamdulillah, it’s happening now!
With this game-changing step, within the next decade or maybe even sooner Nigeria could enjoy regular, reliable electricity, just like the uninterrupted fuel supply we’re now experiencing. ⛽💡
Nigeria is on the path to greatness, once more, and forever! 🇳🇬
🙏 God bless Aliko Dangote
🙏 God bless Asiwaju Bola Tinubu
🙏 God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬
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MAB✍️
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You're not providing Nigerians with electricity, and when they struggle with their hard-earned money to buy solar, you will impose taxes and levies on them before they can install solar in their homes.
Why does this APC government like to see ordinary Nigerians suffer?
Why are they so evil?
Where else in the world do they charge you levies and taxes for installing solar in your home?
A government that's supposed to encourage solar electrification for Nigerian homes by removing all taxes and levies on solar products so as to make it cheaper for Nigerians to afford and have an alternative source of electricity.
But, they're strangling Nigerians who dare to have an alternative power source.
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Fresh $516m loan: ‘Stop reckless borrowing,’ Atiku tackles Tinubu
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has fired a broadside at President Tinubu over his request for Senate approval of a fresh $516 million external loan, warning that Nigeria must not “borrow blindly” in the name of development.
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