Good morning dear esteemed readers! Here is a clear and concise summary of the major developments from Nigerian newspapers this morning, covering security policy changes, political demands, a Supreme Court ruling, and positive economic data.
1. Police Resume Enforcement of Tinted Glass Permit: The Nigeria Police Force has resumed enforcing the Tinted Glass Permit policy, citing a review of emerging security concerns. The move is pending the final court determination on the matter.
2. Senate Condemns Multiple Budget Implementations: The Senate has condemned the federal government’s practice of implementing multiple budgets within a single fiscal year, as seen in 2025, declaring it unacceptable and demanding normalization from next year.
3. Malami Demands EFCC Chairman’s Recusal: Former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami has demanded that the EFCC Chairman, Olanipekun Olukoyede, recuse himself from his case, insisting the anti-graft agency can no longer handle the investigation impartially.
4. Air Force Debunks Claims on Aircraft Held in Burkina Faso: The Nigerian Air Force has dismissed as false social media reports claiming its C-130 aircraft was forced to land in Burkina Faso on suspicion of espionage, clarifying that the crew are not intelligence officers.
5. Elderly Man Killed, Suspect Lynched in Kano Mosque Attack: An elderly man, Ladan Zubairu, was killed at a mosque in Kano. The suspected attacker was pursued by an angry mob, lynched, and his residence set ablaze before security forces restored order.
6. Tinubu Holds Security Meeting with Service Chiefs: President Bola Tinubu held a closed-door meeting with the nation’s Service Chiefs at the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Monday evening to discuss security matters.
7. Niger Police Arrest Six for Arms Dealing, Kidnapping: The Niger State Police Command has arrested six suspects for offences including arms dealing, kidnapping, and unlawful possession of ammunition during multiple operations across the state.
8. Delta Police Arrest 627 Suspects, Recover 144 Firearms: The Delta State Police Command has announced the arrest of over 627 suspects and the recovery of 144 firearms, including 27 AK-47/AK-49 rifles, over the past year.
9. Supreme Court Affirms President’s Emergency Powers: The Supreme Court has ruled that the President has the constitutional power to declare a state of emergency in any state to prevent a breakdown of law and order, affirming this executive authority.
10. Headline Inflation Drops to 14.45% in November: Nigeria’s headline inflation rate has dropped to 14.45% in November 2025, down from 16.05% in October, according to the latest report from the National Bureau of Statistics.
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