GOV. ALIA OPENS NATIONAL LEARNING ASSESSMENT 2026 IN MAKURDI, HOSTS SIX-STATE TECHNICAL TEAM. (PHOTO).

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 GOV. ALIA OPENS NATIONAL LEARNING ASSESSMENT 2026 IN MAKURDI, HOSTS SIX-STATE TECHNICAL TEAM Governor Hyacinth Alia on Monday declared open the National Learning Assessment 2026 meeting held at the headquarters of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) in Makurdi, Benue State, where a technical team drawn from six states is participating in the exercise aimed at improving education data and learning outcomes. The governor, represented by the Commissioner for Education and Knowledge Management, Dr Margaret Adamu, said the assessment is critical for generating reliable data to support student development and education planning. She highlighted ongoing reforms in the state’s education sector, including free and compulsory basic education from Primary 1 to Junior Secondary School 3 and the renovation of public schools. The Executive Chairman of SUBEB, Dr Grace Adagba, welcomed the delegation and assured full support for the exercise. States participating include Benue, Oyo,...

POLICING ANAMBRA: CP ORUTUGU RE-ECHOES IGP’S DIRECTIVES AGAINST CORRUPTION AND UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT, NOTES THAT THE NIGERIAN POLICE FORCE BELONGS TO NIGERIANS, AS PRESIDENTIAL ORDER ON POLICE WITHDRAWAL FROM VIP PROTECTION DUTIES REMAINS IN FORCE. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.


 POLICING ANAMBRA: CP ORUTUGU RE-ECHOES IGP’S DIRECTIVES AGAINST CORRUPTION AND UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT, NOTES THAT THE NIGERIAN POLICE FORCE BELONGS TO NIGERIANS, AS PRESIDENTIAL ORDER ON POLICE WITHDRAWAL FROM VIP PROTECTION DUTIES REMAINS IN FORCE


The Commissioner of Police, Anambra State Command, CP Ikioye Orutugu, fwc, mnips, PhD, has re-echoed the directives of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu psc(+) NPM on zero tolerance for corruption and unprofessional conduct among officers and men of the Nigeria Police Force, noting that the Police Force belongs to all Nigerians and must remain accountable to the people.


The CP gave the directive today 15th April 2026 during a briefing with officers at the Command Headquarters, Awka, where he emphasized the need for strict adherence to professional ethics, discipline, and respect for the rule of law in the discharge of their duties.


He warned that the Command will not tolerate any form of misconduct, including extortion, abuse of office, and other unprofessional acts capable of undermining public trust and confidence in the Police. He stressed that any officer found culpable will face appropriate disciplinary action in line with extant regulations.


CP Orutugu further noted that the Presidential order on the stoppage/withdrawal of Police personnel from unauthorized VIP protection duties remains in force and directed strict compliance by all officers. He cautioned against the misuse of Police personnel for private engagements not officially approved, adding that defaulters will be sanctioned accordingly.


The Commissioner reiterated the importance of people-friendly policing, respect for human rights, and professionalism in security service delivery, in line with the vision of the Inspector-General of Police.


The Anambra State Police Command remains committed to ensuring the safety and security of lives and property while upholding the highest standards of integrity and accountability.


SP Tochukwu Ikenga

Police Public Relations Officer

Anambra State Police Command


15th April 2026

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