ICPC Received Vice Chancellor Of Kashim Ibrahim University, Maiduguri, On A Courtesy Visit

Borno State Office of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has received Professor Babagana Gana Gutti, Vice Chancellor of Kashim Ibrahim University, Maiduguri, on a courtesy visit aimed at deepening institutional collaboration in the fight against corruption.

The meeting, centered on fostering integrity, transparency, and accountability within public institutions, where the Vice Chancellor commended the Resident Anti-Corruption Commissioner (RACC), Mr Linus Gubbi Matashi, and his team for their steadfast efforts in advancing ethical governance across the public sector.

Professor Gutti stressed that a lasting partnership between the university and the ICPC would help embed high ethical standards within tertiary education. He called for regular engagement and advisory visits from the Commission to offer professional guidance, strengthen institutional systems, and tackle challenges linked to transparency and accountability.

“We are keen to work with the ICPC on sensitisation programmes,” the Vice Chancellor said, adding that he would welcome the provision of educational materials for both students and staff.

The VC also revealed that the university has introduced entrepreneurship and practical learning components into student activities and clubs; a move designed to promote self-reliance, innovation and positive values among young people.

The Resident Commissioner highlighted the value of system studies and institutional reviews in identifying and preventing corrupt practices, particularly in financial processes and student-related administration.

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He also urged the university to strengthen its Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit (ACTU) in line with the ICPC’s mandate to entrench accountability across all public bodies.

The visit concluded with mutual pledges of continued partnership between the ICPC and Kashim Ibrahim University, reinforcing a shared vision of integrity, accountability and good governance within Nigeria’s education sector.

NPF, JAMB Bust Sophisticated UTME Examination Malpractice Syndicate In Delta

The Nigeria Police Force, in collaboration with the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), has uncovered and disrupted a sophisticated examination malpractice syndicate during the conduct of the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) at the College of Education, Warri, Delta State.

The operation followed intelligence-led investigations into attempts by criminal elements to compromise the integrity of the examination through technology-assisted fraud and unauthorized remote access to examination systems.

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Preliminary investigations revealed that during the examination, unauthorized remote access was illegally gained into candidates’ computer systems while the exercise was ongoing. Acting on credible intelligence and digital forensic leads, operatives of the Nigeria Police Force carried out coordinated operations which led to the arrest of four suspects directly linked to the criminal activity. The suspects are currently in Police custody assisting ongoing investigations.

Investigations have also uncovered the involvement of additional examination centres suspected to have engaged in similar illegal activities. Consequently, JAMB has taken administrative measures, including the withdrawal of results from affected centres pending the conclusion of investigations. Candidates affected by the development will be rescheduled for the mop-up examination in line with established procedures.

The Force warns all candidates, examination centre operators, and criminal collaborators to desist from engaging in any form of examination malpractice, cyber-assisted fraud, or unauthorized system intrusion.

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The Nigeria Police Force remains committed to identifying, dismantling, and prosecuting criminal networks seeking to undermine the credibility of Nigeria’s educational system.

DCP ANTHONY PLACID, psc (+), mnipr, mni, Force Public Relations Officer, Force Headquarters, Abuja, 8th May, 2026

NAF Advances Intelligence-Led Operations With Graduation Of New Intelligence Personnel

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has continued to strengthen its intelligence-driven operational capabilities with the graduation of Basic Intelligence Course 34/2026 at the Nigerian Air Force School of Air Intelligence (NAFSAINT), Makurdi, on Friday, 8 May 2026.

Representing the Chief of Air Intelligence, Air Vice Marshal Nnamdi Ananaba, the Director of Air Intelligence, Air Vice Marshal Emmanuel Ukpong, described the graduation as another significant milestone in the sustained effort to produce highly professional intelligence personnel capable of supporting national security objectives.

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He noted that the evolving security environment requires well-trained and mission-oriented intelligence operatives equipped to effectively support ongoing counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency operations.

The course provided specialised training in intelligence operations, operational analysis, security support, and mission-focused capability development aimed at enhancing the participants’ analytical, reporting, and decision-making abilities.

The Special Guest of Honour further highlighted the importance of producing actionable intelligence to support operational effectiveness and strategic decision-making, while urging the graduating personnel to uphold professionalism, discipline, integrity, teamwork, and continuous self-development in line with emerging technological advancements and contemporary security realities.

The graduation reflects the commitment of the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, to strengthening intelligence capacity development and advancing intelligence-led operations as a critical pillar of national security.

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The sustained investment in training institutions and human capital development continues to enhance the Nigerian Air Force’s mission readiness and operational effectiveness in addressing evolving security threats.

Through proactive and precision-driven operations supported by credible intelligence, the NAF remains steadfast in its efforts to restore peace, enhance national stability, and create an enabling environment for socio-economic development.