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 NPF COMMISSIONS NEW ARMOURER OFFICE, PROVOST OFFICE AND SICK BAY AT SPU BASE 7, ABUJA In line with the vision and strategic leadership of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc (+), NPM, towards enhancing operational efficiency and personnel welfare across the Nigeria Police Force,  the Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG) in charge of the Special Protection Unit (SPU) Force Headquarters, Abuja, AIG Olufemi Haruna, psc (+), representing the IGP, has officially commissioned three major projects at SPU Base 7, Abuja. The newly commissioned facilities include a modern Armourer Office, a Provost Office, and a fully equipped Sick Bay and Pharmacy. All three projects were conceived and executed under the leadership of the Commanding Officer, SPU Base 7, CSP Hassan Adamu. Speaking during the ceremony, AIG Olufemi Haruna commended the initiative as a direct alignment with the Inspector-General of Police’s commitment to officer welfare and infrastructura...

Four Ondo Police Officers Arrested Over Viral Stop-and-Search Video The Ondo State Police Command has arrested four police officers seen in a viral video making unprofessional and ethnically insensitive remarks to a motorist during a stop-and-search operation along the Lagos–Benin Expressway. The officers were arrested following public outrage over the incident, which circulated widely on social media on Friday. The command also confirmed that the officers have been placed under investigation. The viral video captured a heated exchange between the officers and a motorist, reportedly a United Kingdom returnee, who challenged their attempt to stop and search him. During the confrontation, the driver accused the officers of intimidation, ethnic profiling and attempted extortion. One of the officers was also heard suggesting that the motorist would have been detained if he were of Igbo ethnicity. The incident sparked widespread condemnation on social media, with many Nigerians demanding di...

 Hospital Administrator Commends Staff During Unannounced Visits to Nawfia, Nanka Hospitals By Egoh Ebele The Anambra State Hospital Administrator, Dr Frank Ifeanaeme, has commended healthcare workers at the Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Nawfia, and General Hospital, Nanka, for their commitment to duty, professionalism and compliance with administrative directives. Ifeanaeme gave the commendation during separate unannounced inspection visits to the two health facilities on July 21 to assess service delivery, staff discipline and ongoing infrastructure development. At the Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Nawfia, he expressed satisfaction with the progress recorded, citing the increase in patient turnout and the cordial working relationship among members of staff. He described teamwork as critical to efficient healthcare delivery and urged the workers to sustain the momentum. At the General Hospital, Nanka, the Doctor in Charge conducted the hospital administrator on a tour of the facility, h...

 Arsenio Hall reveals his unconventional approach to staying youthful as he reflects on turning 70 Arsenio Hall has shared the routine and style choices he credits with helping him maintain a youthful outlook as he approaches life at 70. During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the Coming to America star was asked by guest host Colman Domingo about his approach to looking younger than his age. When Domingo said Hall did not appear to be someone who was 70, the comedian jokingly replied, “Smoking weed,” drawing a reaction from the audience. Hall also spoke about experimenting with younger fashion trends, including barrel-style pants, which he and Domingo jokingly referred to as “death pants.” He explained that his son encouraged him to try the style after they watched Domingo’s appearance. “My son took me to buy some death pants,” Hall said while showing the khaki-colored trousers. He added that while the style may work for younger people, he was unsure about wearing them at 70. ...

 Meghan Markle's former friend reveals what she was like before joining royal family Before Meghan Markle met Prince Harry, she was already known among friends for her warmth, charisma, and polished sense of style. Brand expert Nick Ede recalled that she had a rare ability to make people feel present in the moment, and their friendship was filled with laughter.  Fashion was one of her strengths, as she effortlessly balanced high‑end designer pieces with accessible looks, projecting elegance without relying on labels. Ede emphasized that Meghan’s confidence stood out early on, describing it not as arrogance but as a grounded awareness of herself and her place in the world. He remembered shopping trips where she mixed items from Selfridges with finds from Zara, always mindful of how presentation communicates identity.  Her instinct for fashion and image was natural, and she consistently appeared polished, thoughtful, and deliberate in her choices. Reflecting on their time t...

 Nun speaks out for first time about being detained by ICE while walking to Mass in Texas Sister Leticia Ugboaja, a 56‑year‑old nun described the fear she felt when armed ICE officers approached her on her way to Sunday Mass in McAllen, Texas. Carrying only her rosary and phone, she said she broke into a cold sweat as she was taken into custody without explanation.  Ugboaja, who has long been protected from deportation because of the risk of torture in her home country, was released hours later, but the incident drew attention after parish officials posted about it online and members of Congress intervened. At a press conference, Ugboaja emphasized that many others in similar situations live with uncertainty despite following all legal requirements.  Her attorney explained that while her asylum claim was denied in 2019, she was granted protection from removal to Nigeria and has complied fully with U.S. immigration rules, working as a nurse and serving her church community...