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1) Don’t allow your children who can’t recognise voice, to open doors for strangers/visitors.
2) Recognise the voice of the visitors/strangers before you open your doors.
(3) Lock up all your doors, when you are indoors, especially evening time.
(4) Switch off all your electric gadgets, before going out, even when there is no power supply from PHCN.
(5) Check all your cooking materials, before you go out.
(6) Stay away from any strange man, who looks like a pregnant woman, he may be carrying harmful products.
(7) Lock up your cars, even when you packed them in your compound.
(8) Protect your cars and motorcycles keys from being duplicated by suspected criminals.
(9) Protect your sim cards, from being stolen by suspected criminals, else they can use it for ransome negotiation.
(10) Buy Fire extinguishers for your cars and houses.
(11)Tell the teachers of your children not to release them to anybody, except on your request with evidence from you.
(12) Don’t allow strange people to sleep in your house, direct them to the nearest Police station, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), DSS
(13) Don’t send your ATM, BVN pin to anybody on any account.
(14) Don’t pay for any car or Goods online, if you are not sure of the source.
(15) Don’t allow little children to go to school , mosque or Church alone.
(16) Don’t travel without informing anybody.
(17) Report all suspected criminals to the Police, Armed Forces, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), DSS.
18. Lock Your Doors when you are Watching MOVIE or Your Favorite TV Shows.
19. While Watching ur Favorite TV SHOW using a Generator and it Suddenly go Off, Don’t Rush Out immediately to Open your Door.
It may be Armed
Robbers.
SECURITY IS EVERYBODY’S BUSINESS.
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Myesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, has sacked the Acting Executive Chairman of the Federal Capital Territory Internal Revenue Service, FCT-IRS, Mr Michael Ango, of his duties.
The announcement was contained in a statement late Friday by the minister’s Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications and Social Media, Lere Olayinka.
The statement added that the decision takes immediate effect.
Olayinka said the minister directed the most senior official of the FCT-IRS to immediately assume leadership of the agency
“The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has sacked the Acting Executive Chairman of the Federal Capital Territory Internal Revenue Service, Mr Michael Ango,” he stated.
He added that “the most senior official of the FCT-IRS has been directed to take over the running of the revenue agency with immediate effect.”
The statement did not provide reasons for the removal.
15 members of the Rivers State House of Assembly, led by Speaker Martin Amaewhule, have left the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for the All Progressives Congress, APC.
Amaewhule disclosed the lawmakers’ decision during Friday’s plenary, attributing their defection to what he called a “clear division” within the PDP.
“Distinguished colleagues, very happily, let me announce that your Speaker has decided, and has indeed written to my ward chairman of my decision, to leave the PDP. APC is my new party,” Amaewhule said.
Amaewhule’s Deputy, Dumle Maol, is one of the 16 lawmakers that joined APC as well.
All the lawmakers, who have jumped ship, are core loyalists of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Chief Nyesom Wike.
The Central Bank of Nigeria,has rolled out a new framework ito expedite handling of fraud accusations and refund victims.
Customers must report suspected fraudulent transactions within 72 hours under this draft guideline, and financial institutions have 16 working days to look into the matter and repay money.
The action comes in the wake of a dramatic increase in banking sector fraud.
According to data from the Financial Institutions Training Center, losses in the first quarter of 2025 increased to ₦3.29 billion, a startling 603 percent increase over the previous year. In the same time frame, reported cases also increased to 12,347.
The November 26, 2025, proposed regulations seek to improve bank accountability, expedite reimbursements, and boost prevention.
Director of the Financial Policy and Regulation Department Rita Sike signed the circular, which describes stricter regulations intended to prevent fraud before it occurs.
The apex bank’s ongoing fight against financial fraud has advanced with the adoption of this guidance. To enhance cooperation between operators, it established the Nigeria Electronic Fraud Forum in 2011.
It directed banks to establish specialized fraud bureaus four years later. By requiring BVN or NIN for account opening, it reinforced Know Your Customer checks in 2023.
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