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NIGERIA’S INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION: IGP ORDERS WATER-TIGHT SECURITY, FELICITATES WITH NIGERIANS ON 64TH ANNIVERSARY.

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NIGERIA’S INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION: IGP ORDERS WATER-TIGHT SECURITY, FELICITATES WITH NIGERIANS ON 64TH ANNIVERSARY.

Orders Clampdown on Miscreants.

As we celebrate our nation’s 64th Independence, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, PhD., NPM has ordered water-tight security across the country to create a safe and conducive environment for citizens of our great nation to celebrate this landmark occasion.
As part of the IGP’s comprehensive plan to ensure a seamless celebration, the IGP has ordered the deployment of adequate human and tactical resources to enable a maximum level of security for the independence celebration. The Police, in synergy with other security agencies, will fortify various designated event venues and the major highways across the country, to forestall any threats to lives and property and the celebration.
Additionally, the IGP has directed all personnel deployed for various operations during the celebrations to be courteous and firm in their engagements with members of the public.
The Inspector-General of Police also felicitates with Nigerians as we commemorate our independence anniversary, noting that Nigerians are urged to reflect on the journey, triumphs and challenges that have shaped our nation, honoring the sacrifices of our founding fathers and the generations that have contributed to our nation’s growth, unity and progress.

IGP Egbetokun reiterates that the Nigeria Police Force remains committed to safeguarding our nation’s security, ensuring peaceful coexistence, and upholding the rule of law. We are dedicated to serving our communities with integrity, compassion, and professionalism. As we move forward, let us rekindle our sense of national pride, foster unity, and work together towards a brighter future for all Nigerians.
As we commemorate our journey to freedom and self-governance, let us remember our responsibilities to promote peace and respect for the rule of law.

ACP OLUMUYIWA ADEJOBI, mnipr, mipra, fCAI,
FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
FOR: INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE
FORCE HEADQUARTERS
ABUJA.

30th September, 2024.

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BREAKING NEWS: The House of Reps has raised a motion that airline operators should compensate passengers for flight cancellations and delays.

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The House of Representatives’ motion for airline operators to compensate passengers for flight cancellations and delays is a significant development.

In Nigeria, passengers already have some protection under the Nigerian Civil Aviation Regulations (NCAR) and the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act (FCCPA 2018).

Passenger Rights in Nigeria

•⁠ ⁠For flight cancellations, passengers are entitled to a refund within seven days.
•⁠ ⁠For domestic flights, passengers must be informed at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure to avoid compensation.
•⁠ ⁠For international flights, the notice period is seven days.
•⁠ ⁠Passengers are also entitled to refreshments after two hours and reimbursement after three hours for domestic flight delays.

Global Precedents

Other countries have implemented similar measures. For instance, the US Department of Transportation has issued a final rule requiring airlines to provide automatic refunds for canceled or significantly changed flights, significantly delayed checked bags, and extra services not provided.

This motion by the House of Representatives aims to strengthen passenger rights and hold airline operators accountable for flight disruptions.

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Don Jazzy donates a whopping sum of N100 million to VeryDarkMan’s NGO.

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Don Jazzy donates a whopping sum of N100 million to VeryDarkMan’s NGO.

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North Korea joined Russia in its war against Ukraine, Zelenskyy says

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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, background attends a leaving ceremony at the main train station in Vladivostok, Russia © Alexander Khitrov/Copyright 2019 The AP. All rights reserved
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North Korea is supplying Russia not only with weapons but also with people, including those employed in Russian factories, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, urging Ukraine’s partners to increase their support.

And with reports of North Korean boots on the ground, in fact, Pyongyang has actually entered the war against Ukraine.

“In the coalition of criminals alongside Putin, North Korea is already involved, specifically the Kim family, which enslaves over 20 million people in North Korea,” Zelenskyy stated, addressing the Parliament in Kyiv on Wednesday.

“Our intelligence has observed not only the transfer of weapons from North Korea to Russia but also the transfer of individuals. These individuals are workers sent to Russian factories to replace those killed in the war, as well as personnel for the Russian army.”

And it’s not just Pyongyang, it’s also Tehran, according to Zelenskyy.

“Everyone sees its regime’s support for Putin,” he said.

Why would Russia need North Korean soldiers, and where?

Ukrainian outlet The Kyiv Independent, citing Western sources, reported that North Korea has sent 10,000 soldiers to Russia to boost its war efforts against Ukraine.

Furthermore, the Russian 11th Airborne Brigade is forming a 3,000-person “battalion” staffed with North Korean citizens, according to Ukrainian outlets Suspilne and Liga, citing anonymous military intelligence sources.

Where could they be deployed?

Ukrainian intelligence sources assessed that this “battalion” will likely be involved in ongoing Russian defensive operations in the Kursk region.

Earlier, the Ukrainian partisan movement claimed that it had identified the presence of North Korean military personnel in training areas located close to Mariupol.

Euronews could not independently verify these claims.

The US-based ISW think tank says it has recently observed reports that a small contingent of North Korean personnel was operating near occupied Donetsk City.

The Kremlin is likely leveraging the Russia-North Korea comprehensive strategic partnership agreement made in June, in part to offset Russian force generation and border security requirements, according to the ISW.

This might help further cement Russian President Vladimir Putin’s commitment to avoiding mobilisation for as long as possible.

“Putin appears more willing to absorb North Korean personnel into the Russian military and resort to other irregular force generation efforts than to call for a wider mobilisation to actually address the combat situation,” ISW added.

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