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ICPC Calls For Collective Vigilance In Anti-Graft War, Says “Integrity Begins Within”
ICPC Calls For Collective Vigilance In Anti-Graft War, Says “Integrity Begins Within”
ICPC calls for collective vigilance in Anti-Graft war, says “Integrity Begins Within”. In a renewed bid to foster public collaboration in the fight against corruption and related offences, the Katsina State Office of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has reiterated its unwavering commitment to partnering with the government and non-governmental actors.
The Commission emphasised the need for a collective synergy aimed at reducing corruption to its barest minimum; a responsibility it described as both shared and civic. This position was articulated recently during a weekly public enlightenment programme on Vision FM Katsina, titled “Babbar Magana”.
The session also celebrated Nigeria’s recent exit from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Grey List—a milestone attributed to the strategic and reform-oriented leadership of the ICPC under Dr. Musa Adamu Aliyu, SAN.
Speaking on behalf of the Katsina Resident Anti-Corruption Commissioner (RACC), Mr. Samuel S. Lodam, an Assistant Director, Sani Tarauni Tukur of the ICPC Media and Public Communication Unit, noted that ICPC has remained steadfast in its anti-corruption mandate across both public and private sectors.
As one of Nigeria’s foremost anti-corruption agencies, the Commission continues to champion transparency, institutional integrity, and the ethical stewardship of public resources in pursuit of a prosperous nation.
Mr. Lodam emphasised that the ICPC adopts a comprehensive and proactive strategy in tackling corruption; an approach that has become a defining legacy in Nigeria’s national anti-corruption drive.
He highlighted the Commission’s collaborative engagements with Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), NGOs, and Community-Based Organisations (CBOs) to institutionalise anti-corruption measures, drive policy reforms, and embed integrity-driven practices within local communities.

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He further noted that the ICPC has strategically focused on fostering a culture of integrity and accountability through advocacy, public sensitisation, and educational initiatives. Notable among these are the National Ethics and Integrity Policy (NEIP) and the establishment of Anti-Corruption and Transparency Units (ACTUs) across government MDAs—both designed to strengthen civic responsibility and ethical conduct in public service.
On investigative protocols, Mr. Lodam assured the public that the Commission conducts thorough and impartial inquiries into all allegations of corruption. He stressed that every case is handled with the highest degree of fairness, objectivity, and professionalism.
“We in the ICPC stand as a pillar of Nigeria’s anti-corruption architecture,” Mr. Lodam remarked. “We are working assiduously to restore public trust in governance and ensure that national resources are utilised for the collective good. Our efforts are geared towards reclaiming Nigeria’s standing within the comity of nations through transparency, accountability, and institutional rebirth.”
The programme concluded with reflections on public perceptions and the pathways to a truly collective national war against corruption.
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ADC Urges Unity Ahead Of Presidential Primaries
ADC Urges Unity Ahead Of Presidential Primaries
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has called on all presidential aspirants, party leaders, and members across the country to uphold the highest standards of discipline, unity, and democratic conduct ahead of the party’s presidential primaries scheduled for Monday.
In a statement issued on Sunday in Abuja by the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, the ADC described the forthcoming primaries as a defining democratic moment, not only for the party, but for Nigerians searching for a credible political alternative.
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“The ADC remains proud to stand today as the only truly democratic party in Nigeria, because it is the only political party whose choice of Presidential candidate is determined through open primaries, “ the statement said.
The party noted that the conduct of all participants before, during, and after the primaries would send a strong signal to Nigerians about the kind of leadership culture the ADC seeks to build.
“We therefore urge all aspirants, their supporters, delegates, and party faithful to conduct themselves peacefully, responsibly, and with dignity throughout the process. This election must reflect the values we claim to represent as a party committed to transparency, internal democracy, national unity, and the rule of law,” Abdullahi stated.
He added that while contests and disagreements are natural in every democratic process, the larger mission of rescuing Nigeria and rebuilding public trust in leadership must remain paramount.
“At the end of this exercise, there will be no winners or losers within the ADC family. The ultimate objective is to emerge stronger, more united, and fully prepared to offer Nigerians the competent and credible leadership they deserve,” he said.
The party also reassured members that all necessary measures had been put in place to ensure a free, fair, transparent, and credible primary process.

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“History will judge us, not merely by who emerges as candidate, but by how we conduct ourselves in this defining moment. We call on every member of our great party to rise to the occasion,” the statement concluded.
Signed
Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi
National Publicity Secretary
ADC
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Police Arrest TikToker For ‘Staging Fake Bandit Attack Video’ To Gain Followers
Police Arrest TikToker For ‘Staging Fake Bandit Attack Video’ To Gain Followers
The Ogun state police command has reportedly arrested a man for allegedly staging and circulating a fake bandit attack video on social media to gain followers.
According to Zagazola Makama, a counterinsurgency publication, the incident was reported on May 23 after one Ayinla Sodiq from Obasanjo Ota appeared at a police station alongside the suspect identified as Qowiy Oloyede from Oriya Sokoto road, Atan Ota.
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The complainant had accused the suspect of creating and sharing a misleading TikTok video falsely claiming that bandits had invaded the Atan Ota community.
The publication reported that the divisional police officer (DPO) immediately questioned the suspect, who allegedly confessed to fabricating the video to gain followers on social media.
In a viral video circulating on social media, the suspect was seen kneeling while being interrogated by a person dressed in a police uniform.
The suspect admitted in the video that he created the fake bandit attack content to gain followers and trend online.
He also said the herder featured in the clip was a cattle rearer who usually grazed cows behind his shop and had initially refused to participate before eventually agreeing.
The suspect further claimed he could neither read nor write, adding that his apprentice wrote the caption accompanying the video posted online.
He added that he had only produced and posted two similar videos, one on Monday and another on Wednesday.
The police authorities were said to have recovered photographs and video evidence linked to the fake publication during preliminary investigation.

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The publication added that the suspect is expected to be transferred to the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID), Abeokuta, for further investigation.
According to the report, the police also warned residents against spreading false information capable of causing panic and public disorder, urging the public to verify information before sharing content on social media. Eereporter.com
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CAS Hosts Leadership Engagement With Flight Lieutenants And Below To Strengthen Camaraderie And Mentorship
CAS Hosts Leadership Engagement With Flight Lieutenants And Below To Strengthen Camaraderie And Mentorship
The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, on Saturday, 23 May 2026, hosted a Leadership Engagement with officers of the rank of Flight Lieutenant and below at the Nigerian Air Force Conference Centre and Suites, Kado, Abuja, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen mentorship, camaraderie and esprit de corps within the Nigerian Air Force (NAF). Eereporter.com
The engagement provided a platform for meaningful interaction between the leadership and younger officers, reinforcing professionalism, discipline, unity and teamwork, while promoting stronger bonds across the Service.

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The event, which fostered cohesion and mutual understanding, had a profound impact on the participating officers, leaving them inspired and further motivated to contribute towards a highly professional and mission-ready force capable of delivering decisive airpower in support of Nigeria’s national security objectives.
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