NIGERIA'S DEFENCE MINISTER SUMMONS SERVICE CHIEFS AMID SURGE IN ATTACKS ON MILITARY BASES. (PHOTO).
Nigeria's Defence Minister Summons Service Chiefs Amid Surge in Attacks on Military Bases Nigeria's Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa (Rtd), has urgently summoned the nation's top military leaders to a high-level meeting at the Ministry of Defence headquarters in Abuja. The session addresses the escalating attacks targeting military installations, particularly in the North East region. The meeting includes key figures such as: - Chief of Defence Staff, General Olufemi Oluyede - Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Waidi Shaibu - Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sunday Aneke - Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Idi Abass - Representatives from the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) The summons comes in response to recent deadly assaults by terrorists on military bases in the North East. Reports indicate that no fewer than three Commanding Officers of Lieutenant-Colonel rank were killed in Borno State, alongside scores of soldiers lost. Additionally, hundreds of civilian...
Yesterday tuesday,the Lagos State Government said it would no longer allow social functions and parties in public schools just as owners of private schools across the state have been warned to comply with rules and regulations guiding their operation.The Deputy Governor of the State,Dr.Mrs Idiat Oluranti Adebule who disclosed this while briefing the media on the strategic focus of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode's administration on education for 2016,said the Governor had directed that schools should no longer be used for social functions.She said ''The Governor has directed that schools will no longer be used for social activities any longer.We want to implore members of the public to report any school that violates this directive and we would ensure that defaulting schools are sanctioned accordingly''.Adebule,who also oversees the Ministry of Education,said the state government was putting a searchlight on the standard of education in the private schools,saying it will no longer be business sd usual for such schools that undermine best practices.''Much as private schools are partners in the sector,we would not fold our hands and watch the standard flopped.Some schools even operate without registering with the government.We want to urge such schools to do the right thing or government will have no choice but to do what it has to do''.More photos below. 

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