ABUJA EARTH TREMOR: MINISTER DELE ALAKE CALLS FOR CALM, DIRECTS AGENCY TO REPORT UPDATES. (PHOTO).

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 ABUJA EARTH TREMOR: MINISTER DELE ALAKE CALLS FOR CALM, DIRECTS AGENCY TO REPORT UPDATES The minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake has directed the Nigerian Geological Survey Agency to provide hourly updates of the seismic developments around Abuja to him for regular review and possible escalation to other relevant agencies, Urging residents of the Federal Capital to go about their normal routine without anxiety. In a statement by the Special Assistant on Media, Lara Owoeye-Wise, the minister assures that proactive measures have been deployed to ensure the safety of residents and property. The minor earth tremor was noticed on Tuesday, August 4th at 11am in the Federal Capital Territory by the Nigerian Geological survey Agency.

LESSON LEARNT FROM THE RECENT INCIDENT OF A 21 YEAR OLD APPRENTICE THAT KILLED HIS MASTER WITH A PESTLE. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.


 LESSON LEARNT FROM THE RECENT INCIDENT OF A 21 YEAR OLD APPRENTICE THAT KILLED HIS MASTER WITH A PESTLE


The regrettable incident involving a 21-year old Apprentice who allegedly used a Pestle to strike his Master, resulting to his death brought a lot of issues to the fore. These include:


1.  Early intervention Matters.

Warning signs such as drug abuse, theft, and repeated misconduct should never be ignored. Seeking timely intervention through counseling, rehabilitation, or community mediation can prevent situations from escalating into violence.


2.  Employers Must Balance Discipline with Structured Support.

While correction is necessary, structured approaches, such as involving guardians, community leaders, or appropriate authorities when issues persist, may help reduce tensions and risks.


3.  Substance Abuse Is a Serious Risk Factor.

Drug use can impair judgment, increase aggression, and fuel criminal behavior. Addressing substance abuse early through professional help is critical.


4.  Security and Boundaries in Domestic/Work Settings.

Homes that double as work places should implement clear boundaries and safety measures, especially where domestic staff or apprentices reside on the premises.


5.  Community and Law Enforcement Collaboration.

Parents and guardians are encouraged to work with the Police and other law enforcement agencies when addressing serious behavioral issues involving their wards or children.


This unfortunate event underscores the need for vigilance, proactive conflict management, and stronger social support systems within families, work places and communities.


SP Tochukwu Ikenga

Police Public Relations Officer

Anambra State Police Command


17th February, 2026

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