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Police begin enforcement of third-party vehicle insurance policy in Jigawa
The Jigawa State Police Command has commenced the enforcement of the third-party vehicle insurance policy across the state.
This was contained in a statement signed by the command’s spokesman, SP Lawan Shiisu Adam, and made available to newsmen.
According to the statement, the move is in accordance with Section 68 of the Insurance Act 2003.
“This is in compliance with the directive issued by the Inspector General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, to all state police commissioners.”
The command urged motorists to obtain a valid third-party insurance policy from only licensed insurance entities authorized by the National Insurance commission to transact motor insurance business in the country.
The Commissioner of Police emphasized the importance of the policy, stating that in the event of an accident, it is easy to facilitate the safety of innocent third parties and ensure financial recovery/compensation for damages, injuries, or loss of life.
The command advised vehicle owners who lack insurance to obtain it as soon as possible to avoid embarrassment.
The exercise will continue throughout the state until all vehicle owners adhere to the policy.
The CP, however, warned officers involved in the national assignment to maintain a high level of professionalism and respect for human rights.
He urged them to be civil/polite and avoid extortion of road users.
The CP noted that any errant officers found wanting will face disciplinary action.
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US sends troops to Nigeria
The top commander made the confirmation during a press briefing, yesterday, but did not provide further details about the size and scope of their mission.
The general in charge of the U.S. command for Africa (AFRICOM), General Dagvin Anderson, confirmed that United States has sent troops to Nigeria.
The top commander made the confirmation during a press briefing, yesterday, but did not provide further details about the size and scope of their mission.
He emphasised that the decision to send troops to Nigeria was after both countries agreed that more needed to be done to combat the terrorist threat in West Africa.
“That has led to increased collaboration between our nations to include a small US team that brings some unique capabilities from the United States,” General Anderson said.
According to Reuters, Nigeria’s Defense Minister, Christopher Musa, confirmed that a team was working in Nigeria but did not provide further details.
The development is the first acknowledgment of U.S. forces on the ground since US airstrikes targeting terrorists in Nigeria’s North-West on Christmas Day, 2025.
President Donald Trump, who announced that he ordered the airstrikes on what he described as Islamic State targets, had said there could be more U.S. military action in Nigeria.
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Kogi closes schools following hints of bandits attack
He commended the security agencies for providing timely intelligence and assured residents that authorities are working around the clock to identify and dismantle criminal hideouts across the state.
The Kogi State Government on Tuesday ordered the temporary closure of all schools across the state until February 16, saying a stitch in time, saves students, teachers, and school facilities.
The State’s Commissioner for Information and Communications, Kingsley Femi Fanwo, told journalists in Lokoja that the move was based on credible intelligence and was taken as a precautionary measure rather than out of fear.
” The government chose to act proactively to prevent potential threats and ensure the safety of everyone within the education system,” said Kingsley Femi Fanwo.
“Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo has directed all relevant agencies to immediately put in place the necessary measures to guarantee that schools resume as soon as it is safe, without disrupting the academic calendar,” Fanwo said.
He commended the security agencies for providing timely intelligence and assured residents that authorities are working around the clock to identify and dismantle criminal hideouts across the state.
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