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28/11/2025

CLARIFICATION ON VIRAL FAKE DOCUMENT REGARDING WITHDRAWAL OF POLICE OFFICERS FROM VIP DUTIES

The Nigeria Police Force wishes to address a purported document circulating widely on social media and other platforms, claiming to originate from 50 Police Mobile Force (PMF) Squadron, Abuja, directing all police officers attached to certain individuals to report back to base immediately.

The Force wishes to categorically state that this document, allegedly signed by one CSP Suleiman Abdullahi, described as the Admin Officer of the squadron, is fake and should be disregarded by the public. There is no officer by the name CSP Suleiman Abdullahi serving in 50 PMF Squadron, nor is the position of Admin Officer in any PMF squadron held by an officer of the rank of Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP). This fabrication appears to be a deliberate attempt to mislead the public and create unnecessary confusion.

For emphasis, the Nigeria Police Force confirms that the implementation of the Presidential Directive on the withdrawal of police officers from VIP duties has indeed commenced. However, this process is being carried out in a structured, phased, and professional manner to ensure that no security vacuum is created that could be exploited by criminal elements. Our priority remains the safety and security of all Nigerians, and measures have been put in place to ensure absolute maintenance of law and order throughout the transition period.

The public is urged to rely on official channels for accurate information and to refrain from sharing unverified documents that could undermine public confidence. The Nigeria Police Force remains committed to transparency, accountability, and the protection of lives and property at all times.

CSP BENJAMIN HUNDEYIN, anipr, mipra
Force Public Relations Officer
Force Headquarters, Abuja

29th November, 2025

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14/11/2025

30/10/2025

🌅 Evening Vibes at the Factory 🔧⚡

Standing here and watching the plant come alive always reminds me why I chose this path. The hum of the machines, the glow of the lights, and the rhythm of automation it’s more than work; it’s passion. ❤️

Proud to serve as an Electrical & Automation Supervisor, doing what I truly love keeping systems running and bringing power to life! ⚙️💡

IsaIsaac B. Charles

29/10/2025

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15/08/2025

Happy Birthday to Me! 🎉✨

Today I’m deeply grateful to God for the gift of life, health, and strength. 🙏 Through every season highs and lows He has been my rock and my source of joy. I thank Him for every achievement, every open door, every blessing, and even the challenges that shaped me into who I am today.

Lord, I appreciate You for surrounding me with love, favor, and opportunities. This new year, I step forward with faith, ready for greater things ahead. 🙌

Here’s to more wins, more growth, and more of God’s goodness in my life. 💛

Happy Birthday, IsaaIsaac B. Charles🎈

22/07/2025

🛠️ From Cables to Code: My Technical Journey So Far 🔌💻

I’m proud of the journey I’ve walked in my career — a path filled with challenges, growth, and opportunities to make real impact.

🔹 I began as the Managing Director at Charlie Computer Services, where I gained strong experience in tech solutions and customer support.

🔹 I worked at Dangote Sugar Refinery (DSR) Numan as an Instrument Technician, where I gained hands-on experience with:
– Centrifugal machines
– VFDs (Variable Frequency Drives)
– DCS (Distributed Control Systems)
– PLC (Programmable Logic Controllers)
– Control valves, level and pressure transmitters
– Automation upgrades
– And expertise in electrical installations, troubleshooting, and process control.

🔹 I’m also the CEO of I-Max Computer Institute, Ngbalang, where I support ICT growth and train young minds in computer literacy.

🔹 Currently, I'm working in oil industry, expanding my experience in industrial automation and electrical systems on a much larger scale. Every day brings new challenges — and new ways to grow.

Through every stage, I’ve learned that hard work, consistency, self-development, and humility are the keys to lasting success.

To every young professional or aspiring engineer out there:
Keep learning. Keep building. Your hands can shape your future.

22/07/2025

🔧 THE SILENT KILLER: DUST ON ELECTRIC MOTORS ⚠️

A lot of people don’t realize how dangerous dust can be — especially when it comes to electric motors. It may look harmless, but it’s quietly damaging your equipment.

Here’s what dust does to electric motors:

🔥 1. Overheating:
Dust blocks cooling fins and air vents, trapping heat. Motors overheat and eventually burn out.

⚡ 2. Reduced Lifespan:
A dusty motor works harder, wears faster, and fails earlier than expected.

🔥 3. Fire Risk:
In environments like palm oil mills, dust can be flammable. Combine that with hot motors, and you’ve got a serious fire hazard.

⚙️ 4. Bearing and Seal Damage:
Dust gets into parts where it shouldn’t be, causing vibration, wear, and failure.

✅ What’s the solution?
– Clean your motors regularly
– Blow out cooling vents and fins
– Include cleaning in your maintenance routine
– Use covers or filters where needed
– Report signs of overheating early

Let’s not wait for a breakdown or a fire.
Prevention is always better than correction.

💡 Keep it clean, keep it cool, keep it running.

19/07/2025

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A temperature transmitter is an industrial device used to convert the signal from a temperature sensor (like a thermocouple or RTD) into a standard output signal that can be sent to a control system, PLC, DCS, or monitoring device.
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🔧 Basic Working Principle:

1. Sensing: The temperature sensor (RTD or thermocouple) detects the process temperature.

2. Signal Conversion: The raw signal (millivolt for thermocouples or resistance for RTDs) is weak and non-linear.

3. Transmitting: The transmitter amplifies, linearizes, and converts it into a standard signal — typically:

4–20 mA (most common)

0–10 V

Digital signals (e.g., HART, Modbus, or Foundation Fieldbus)
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🔄 Types of Temperature Transmitters:

1. Head-mounted: Installed inside the sensor connection head.

2. DIN rail-mounted: Installed in control panels.

3. Field-mounted: Designed for harsh environments, usually with a protective housing.
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🧪 Common Sensor Types Used:

RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) – accurate, stable, used in precise applications.

Thermocouple – wide range, fast response, used in high-temperature areas.
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📦 Output Example:

Temperature RTD Reading Transmitter Output

0°C 100 Ω 4 mA
100°C 138.5 Ω 20 mA
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✅ Advantages:

Long-distance signal transmission (especially with 4–20 mA)

Improved noise immunity

Easy integration with automation systems

Calibration and diagnostics are often possible (especially with smart transmitters)
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📍 Application Areas:

Oil and gas

Food and beverage

Chemical processing

Power generation

Palm oil mills

18/07/2025

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17/07/2025

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