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12/10/2025

Custody Battle: Sharia Court Sets Oct 28 for Prince Abdulmalik & Adama Hearing

The Sharia Court of Appeal in Gudu, Abuja, has scheduled October 28 for the hearing of applications in the ongoing child custody dispute between Prince Abdulmalik Ado Ibrahim and his ex-wife, Adama Indimi.

Prince Abdulmalik, son of the late Ohinoyi of Ebiraland, Alhaji Ado Ibrahim, and Adama, daughter of billionaire businessman Mohammed Indimi, were married on August 8, 2020, but their union ended in divorce on August 26, 2024, at the Upper Area Court in Gudu. They have one child together.

Adama’s counsel, Mohammed Aliyu, citing Islamic law that grants custody of a young child to the mother, filed for full custody at the Upper Area Court in Kado. She also requested monthly maintenance for the child’s upkeep, including feeding, clothing, utilities, a $2,000 nanny allowance plus ₦100,000, school fees, and support with legal documents.

Prince Abdulmalik’s lawyer, Darlington Onyekwere, did not contest custody but proposed ₦1 million monthly instead of $2,000 and offered to pay school fees directly. His team later moved to amend their counterclaim.

Adama’s lawyer accused the prince of obstructing her witnesses and asked the court to order his personal appearance and submission of six months’ bank statements. The court agreed, leading the prince to appeal on grounds of judicial bias.

Despite the appeal, Adama’s team asked the lower court to issue a bench warrant for his appearance. The Upper Area Court in Kado adjourned the case to October 27.

At the appeal hearing, the prince’s lawyer, Mark Asu-Opi, requested more time to respond to Adama’s counter-affidavit, but her counsel argued the filing was submitted on time.

After hearing both sides, the three-member panel led by Grand Khadi Ibrahim Rufai Imam adjourned the case to October 28 for full hearing of both applications

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Maryam Sanda, sentenced to death in 2020 for the killing of her husband, Bilyaminu Bello, has received a presidential pardon from Bola Tinubu after spending six years and eight months at the Suleja Medium Security Custodial Centre.

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11/10/2025

TRAGIC: 10 Confirmed D£ad, 11 Injured in Fatal Crash Along Lokoja—Obajana Road

The Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, Shehu Mohammed, has urged passengers to remain vigilant and proactive in cautioning or reporting drivers who exhibit reckless behaviour behind the wheels. He stated this in the wake of a fatal road traffic crash that claimed 10 lives and left 11 others injured on Friday, night 10th October 2025, along the Obajana–Lokoja route, specifically at Apamaru.

Preliminary investigations conducted by the FRSC crash investigation team revealed that the crash was caused by speed violation and wrongful overtaking on the part of the driver, who lost control of the vehicle while on a night journey.
The Corps Marshal, while expressing grief over the incident, reiterated that night travels, excessive speeding, and wrongful overtaking have continued to be major causes of fatal road crashes in Nigeria, while urging commercial vehicle operators to adhere strictly to road safety regulations, emphasising that the Corps will intensify its enforcement on Overloading and advocacy to discourage Night Journey across critical corridors in Nigeria.

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11/10/2025

Press Statement by Honourable Jimoh Ozigizigi Omeiza, Commissioner, KOSIEC
On the Ongoing Voter Registration Exercise.

The Kogi State Independent Electoral Commission (KOSIEC) wishes to inform the good people of Kogi State that the ongoing voter registration exercise is progressing smoothly across all Local Government Areas. This exercise is a critical step towards strengthening our democratic process and ensuring that every eligible citizen can exercise their right to vote.

We call on all eligible residents, especially the youth and first-time voters, to come out and register without delay. Your participation is vital in shaping the future of our state and nation.

KOSIEC assures all stakeholders that the registration process is transparent, free, and fair, conducted in accordance with electoral laws and guidelines. Our teams are working tirelessly to make the registration centers accessible and efficient, while strictly observing all health and safety protocols.
We urge all political parties, community leaders, and citizens to support this democratic exercise by encouraging eligible voters to register and by maintaining peace and order at registration points.

Together, let us strengthen our democracy by making sure no qualified voter is left behind.

Thank you for your cooperation.

*Honourable Jimoh Ozigizigi Omeiza*
Commissioner, KOSIEC
Kogi State.

11/10/2025

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His excellency governor Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo
Hon. James faleke
Prince shuaibu Abubakar Audu. Are working to put kogi state in the map with the league of states that matters.

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THE LIST OF FEDERAL APPOINTEES FROM KOGI STATE BY PRESIDENT TINUBU

*KOGI WEST SENATORIAL DISTRICT*
1. Prof. Joash Ojo Amupitan (SAN) – Chairman-Designate, INEC
2. Dr. Babs Omotowa – Non-Executive Director, NNPCL
3. Hon. Duro Meseko – Chairman, NBRRI
4. Engr. Yori Afolabi – Federal Commissioner, NPC
5. Comptroller-General Samuel Adeyemi Olumode Comptroller-General, Federal Fire Service
6. Chief (Mrs.) Folashade Ayodele Arike – Member, Governing Board, National Women Development Centre
7. Mrs. Dupe F. Olorunfemi – Board Member, National Directorate of Employment (NDE)

*KOGI CENTRAL SENATORIAL DISTRICT*
1. Hon. Bello Idris Eneye – Commissioner, Federal Character Commission (FCC)
2. Mr. Mohammed Sheidu – Executive Secretary, Nigeria Police Trust Fund (NPTF)
3. Sen. Yakubu Oseni – Pro-Chancellor/Chairman, Governing Council, Federal University of Agriculture & Technology, Okeho
4. Mrs. Raliat Muhammed-Onimisi – Director (Finance & Accounts), Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria
5. Dr. Halimat Abdulazeez Otaru – Member, Governing Board, NAFDAC
6.Dr Mustapha Abdullahi
DG, CEO Energy
Commission of Nigeria
7. Princess Atika Ajanah (Mamman) -Executive Director (Projects), North Central Development Commission (NCDC).
8. Momoh Jibril - Board Member, Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN).
9. Abdullahi Bello - Chairman, Governing Board, Agricultural Research and Rural Management Training Institute (ARMTI).

*KOGI EAST SENATORIAL DISTRICT*
1. Prince Shuaibu Abubakar Audu – Hon. Minister, Federal Ministry of Steel Development
2. Chief Edward David Onoja – Member, SEDC Governing Board
3. Hajia Maimunat (Maymunah) Eke Audu – Executive Director (Commercial Services), NEMSA
4. Hon. Gabriel Abutu – Member, National Boundary Commission (NBC)
5. Mrs. Felicia Ocheje – Board Member, National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA)
6. Engr. Abdullahi Ibrahim Oguche – Director (Technical Services), Rural Electrification Agency (REA)

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09/10/2025

KOGI STATE GOVERNMENT
PRESS STATEMENT

KOGI STATE GOVERNMENT CONGRATULATES PROF. JOASH AMUPITAN, SAN, ON HIS APPOINTMENT AS INEC CHAIRMAN

1. The Government and people of Kogi State express profound appreciation to the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, His Excellency, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for appointing Prof. Joash Ojo Amupitan, SAN, a distinguished son of Kogi State, as the new Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

2. This appointment is a strong validation of President Tinubu’s commitment to excellence, merit, and national inclusiveness in the leadership of our democratic institutions. Prof. Amupitan’s illustrious career as a renowned legal scholar, Senior Advocate of Nigeria, and respected administrator stands as a testament to his capacity for impartiality, integrity, and intellectual depth, qualities that are vital to the advancement of our electoral system.

3. On behalf of the Government and the good people of Kogi State, we assure Mr. President and the entire nation that Prof. Amupitan will uphold the confidence reposed in him and continue to bring honour to the state and to Nigeria through his dedication to credible and transparent elections.

4. We heartily congratulate Prof. Joash Ojo Amupitan, SAN, on this well-deserved national assignment and pray for divine wisdom, strength, and success as he assumes this critical responsibility.

Signed:
Kingsley Femi Fanwo
Commissioner for Information and Communications

October 9, 2025

09/10/2025

Disrespect to Ohinoyi Will Not Be Tolerated Gov. Ododo Warns Traditional Rulers

Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, has issued a stern warning to all traditional rulers in Ebiraland, declaring that any chief who shows disrespect to the Ohinoyi of Ebiraland will face dethronement.

The Governor gave the warning during his visit to the United Progressives Congress (UPC) in Upogoro, where he emphasized the importance of unity and respect for constituted traditional authority. Ododo reiterated his administration’s commitment to preserving the cultural heritage and hierarchy of the traditional institution in the state.

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09/10/2025

Earlier today, I had the honour of being officially inaugurated as the Chairman, Ad-Hoc Committee on Illegal Mining by the Honourable Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, PhD, who was ably represented. This assignment is not just a call to service, but a solemn responsibility to contribute meaningfully to safeguarding our national resources and future.

Illegal mining is one of the most serious challenges confronting our country. It poses a grave threat to our environment, security, and economy. It deprives Nigeria of vital revenue, encourages lawlessness, and leaves host communities devastated. As a nation, we can no longer fold our arms while this menace continues unchecked.

Our committee has been tasked with a clear and urgent mandate — to investigate the root causes of illegal mining, engage relevant stakeholders, and recommend actionable, lasting solutions. We will work with ministries, regulatory bodies, security agencies, community leaders, and the private sector to fashion a new path for Nigeria’s mining sector — one that is responsible, transparent, and sustainable.

As Chairman, I have outlined a strategic work-plan with my colleagues which will focus on:

1. Protecting national mineral resources from illegal exploitation.

2. Promoting sustainable mining practices that respect both development and the environment.

3. Ensuring meaningful stakeholder engagement for inclusive solutions.

4. Proposing sound legislative frameworks that will strengthen enforcement and close existing legal loopholes.

We are not here to merely produce another report. We are here to deliver results that Nigerians can see and feel. Our committee will operate transparently, with fairness and a firm resolve to protect the wealth of our nation for today and for generations yet unborn.

I want to commend the Honourable Members of this Committee for availing themselves and showing genuine commitment to the work ahead. I also sincerely appreciate the presence of our invited guests, experts, and stakeholders who continue to support our efforts with their knowledge and time.

Finally, I call on members of the press, civil society, and every well-meaning Nigerian to join us on this journey. The task ahead is enormous, but with unity of purpose and unwavering dedication, we can tackle illegal mining head-on and transform our mining sector into a driver of national prosperity.

Thank you.

Hon. Sanni Egidi Abdulraheem
Chairman, Ad-Hoc Committee on Illegal Mining
House of Representatives, National Assembly.

08/10/2025

MAHMOOD YAKUBU BOWS OUT AS INEC CHAIRMAN, HANDS OVER TO AGBAMUCHE-MBU

After a decade of steering Nigeria’s electoral body through some of its most defining democratic moments, Professor Mahmood Yakubu has formally bowed out as Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). His two-term, ten-year tenure, which began in 2015, came to a close on Tuesday with an official handover ceremony at the Commission’s headquarters in Abuja.

Yakubu, who oversaw two general elections and numerous off-cycle polls, handed over the reins of leadership to National Commissioner May Agbamuche-Mbu. She will serve as Acting Chairman pending the appointment of a substantive head by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

In his parting address, Professor Yakubu expressed profound gratitude to Nigerians and the INEC workforce for their support throughout his tenure. He urged his colleagues to remain steadfast in their commitment to institutional independence, professionalism, and transparency, emphasising that continuity and stability within the Commission are crucial to deepening Nigeria’s democracy.

> “I urge you to extend the same level of dedication, loyalty, and cooperation to the Acting Chair, just as you did to me,” Yakubu said, adding that the Commission must continue to uphold the trust of the Nigerian people through credible and transparent elections.

Agbamuche-Mbu, a seasoned lawyer and long-serving National Commissioner, expressed appreciation for the confidence reposed in her and pledged to sustain the reforms and integrity of the electoral process until a new substantive Chairman is appointed.

Meanwhile, President Tinubu is expected to announce a new INEC Chairman in the coming days, with sources indicating that the appointment could be a major item on the agenda of the Council of State meeting scheduled for later this week.

In a related development, the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) has renewed calls for a more transparent and inclusive process in appointing Nigeria’s electoral leadership. During a consultative meeting with the House of Representatives Committee on Constitution Review, IPAC’s National Chairman, Dr Yusuf Mamman Dantalle, proposed the establishment of an Independent Appointment Committee (IAC) to oversee the nomination of the INEC Chairman, National Commissioners, and Secretary.

According to Dantalle, the committee would comprise representatives of all registered political parties, civil society organisations, the National Judicial Council, and members of the National Assembly, ensuring fairness, credibility, and public confidence in the nation’s electoral institutions.

Professor Mahmood Yakubu’s exit marks the end of an era defined by both remarkable reforms and recurring controversies. Under his stewardship, INEC introduced technology-driven innovations such as the BVAS and IReV, reshaping Nigeria’s electoral landscape. Yet, his leadership also faced fierce public scrutiny over logistical lapses and disputed results.

As the mantle passes to May Agbamuche-Mbu, stakeholders and citizens alike will be watching closely to see whether INEC can sustain its reform momentum, strengthen electoral transparency, and rebuild public trust ahead of the next election.

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