BANDITS KILL KADVS DEPUTY COMMANDER, TWO OTHER VIGILANTES IN KADUNA.(PHOTO).

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 Bandits Kill KADVS Deputy Commander, Two Other Vigilantes In Kaduna Suspected bandits have reportedly killed the deputy commander of the Kaduna State Vigilance Service (KADVS) in Zuntu, Kubau Local Government Area of Kaduna State, along with two other members of the vigilante group. The attack reportedly took place on Sunday night in the Kubau area of the state, leaving members of the local security community mourning the loss of the personnel. The development was disclosed on Monday by Usman, an OSINT source who monitors security incidents in the region. According to him, the KADVS deputy commander and two of his men were killed during the attack. “The KADVS deputy commander in Zuntu town, Kubau axis, Kaduna State, has fallen. The vigilantes commander was killed by bandits along with two of his men last night,” Usman said in a post seen by SaharaReporters. He also prayed for the deceased, saying, “Allah ya jikansa da rahama,” which translates to “May Allah have mercy on his soul....

ARISE TV CLASH: PRESIDENTIAL AIDE TOPE FASUA CALLS OUT ANCHOR AFTER LIVE GLOVO CORRECTION. (PHOTO).


 Arise TV Clash: Presidential Aide Tope Fasua Calls Out Anchor After Live Glovo Correction


A live broadcast on Arise News took an unexpected and tense turn on Saturday, September 5, 2026, when Tope Fasua, the Special Adviser to the President on Economic Matters, clashed with anchor Adesuwa Giwa-Osagie over a factual error.


The Misleading Claim and Live Correction


While speaking on the administration's economic milestones and the foreign investment landscape, Fasua addressed the dynamics of the local delivery and tech markets. In an effort to illustrate that foreign investments were still robust, he asserted that Uber had acquired a local delivery firm.


“When Uber was leaving Nigeria, they went and bought Glovo, a Nigerian company that is into food deliveries and other kinds of deliveries. They bought that company for $16.9 billion,” Fasua claimed during the live segment.


Arise TV anchor Adesuwa Giwa-Osagie immediately stepped in to correct the factual error, clarifying that Glovo is actually a Spanish delivery startup, rather than a Nigerian-founded business.


'A Bit Rude': Fasua Reacts to Real-Time Fact-Checking


The real-time correction did not sit well with the presidential aide, who was visibly irritated by the sudden interruption. He defended his presentation style and criticized the anchor's timing, suggesting she should have allowed him to finish his thoughts before correcting the mistake.


“You could have waited for me to land… anyway, you have the platform so you can cut in anytime you like but it is a bit rude to your guest,” Fasua retorted on air.


The Importance of Fact-Checking in Public Discourse


The live exchange has sparked discussions online regarding the role of media anchors in real-time fact-checking and the responsibility of public officials to present accurate economic data. While some argue that immediate intervention is necessary to prevent misinformation, others feel that a more diplomatic approach would keep public discourse constructive.


Glovo, founded in Barcelona, Spain, in 2015, has expanded globally but remains a European entity, making the presidential aide's initial assertion inaccurate.

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