NIGERIA GOVERNORS’ SPOUSES RENEW FIGHT TO END FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION.(PHOTO).

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 đźš«✋ Nigeria Governors’ Spouses Renew Fight to End Female Genital Mutilation. The Nigeria Governors’ Spouses’ Forum (NGSF) has restated its strong commitment to the total eradication of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in Nigeria, describing the practice as a grave violation of human rights and a major public health and development challenge. In a statement to mark the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation, the Chairperson of the Forum and wife of the Kwara State Governor, Olufolake AbdulRazaq, lamented that thousands of girls and women across the country continue to suffer lifelong physical and emotional trauma caused by FGM, while many others remain at risk. She stressed that FGM leaves permanent scars on the body and mind of girls, damaging their health, dignity and future potential. According to her, ending the harmful practice will lead to safer pregnancies and childbirth, fewer maternal and newborn complications, and better educational and economic ...
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POLICE NAB 8 AS JOINT SECURITY FORCES INTENSIFY BUSH-COMBING IN KOGI. (PHOTO).

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 POLICE NAB 8 AS JOINT SECURITY FORCES INTENSIFY BUSH-COMBING IN KOGI 


6th February, 2026 


The Kogi State Police Command, in collaboration with the Nigerian Army, local hunters and vigilante groups, has arrested eight suspects during sustained bush-combing operations across parts of the state.


The Police said the coordinated operation is part of ongoing intelligence-led security measures aimed at denying criminal elements safe haven within Kogi State.


According to the Command, security operatives extensively combed forested and remote areas identified as possible hideouts for criminals, deploying both ground patrols and aerial surveillance to monitor movements and track suspected bandit camps.


Several criminal hideouts were reportedly uncovered and neutralised during the exercise, forcing suspected criminals to flee the affected areas and abandon their camps.


Police sources disclosed that eight suspects were arrested at different locations and are currently in custody for interrogation. Preliminary investigations indicate that some of the suspects may be informants aiding kidnapping syndicates operating within the state.


Authorities confirmed that investigations are ongoing and assured that appropriate legal action would be taken upon their conclusion.

The Police noted that the affected areas have remained calm following the operation, with security presence sustained to reassure residents and prevent any breach of peace.


Reaffirming its commitment to public safety, the Kogi State Police Command said joint security operations across the state would continue as part of a broader strategy to dismantle criminal networks.


The Command attributed the successes recorded to intelligence-driven policing, modern surveillance support and effective inter-agency collaboration under the leadership of the Commissioner of Police, CP Naziru Bello Kankarofi, psc, mni.


The Commissioner urged residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities through the Police emergency lines: 07038329084 and 08152195982.

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