Top 10 Must-Know Updates For Your Monday Morning

 Top 10 Must-Know Updates For Your Monday Morning1.The police have launched a manhunt for the assailants responsible for the killings of three policemen in Lagos and Edo states within the past week. They pledged to combat jungle justice and the violence against their officers. An Assistant Superintendent of Police, Augustine Osupayi, was killed by a mob in Lagos on Saturday.

2.The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has extended the suspension of processing fees on cash deposits until March 31, 2025. This means that individuals depositing over N500,000 and companies depositing over N3 million will continue to incur no charges.

3.Over the weekend, the Federal Government reiterated its stance against the division of any part of the country, asserting that secession will not be tolerated. The government emphasized that cohabitation among Nigerians is a duty, not a choice.

4.The Nigerian Army has dismissed rumors regarding the death of Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja. A false report circulated by former presidential aide Jackson Ude claimed that Lagbaja had died of cancer 48 hours earlier.

5.Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), stated that the ruling party is confident it will win the upcoming governorship election in Ondo State on November 16, reinforcing its dominance in the South-West. Ganduje made this remark during a stakeholders’ meeting in Akure, the state capital, on Sunday.

6.The United Kingdom deported 44 asylum seekers from Nigeria and Ghana, marking the largest number deported on a single flight. This follows Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s contentious deal to send migrants arriving by small boats to the Chagos Islands, relocating them to St. Helena, a British territory over 5,000 miles away.

7.Tragedy struck in Nibo, a community in Anambra State, on Sunday, when gunmen reportedly killed at least 16 people, primarily youths, during the Onwa Asaa traditional festival.

8.Reports surfaced on Sunday that the Department of State Services (DSS) has removed Adegboyega Fasasi from his position as Chief Security Officer to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, replacing him with Deputy Director Rasheed Atanda Lawal.

9.An Ikeja Special Offences Court has convicted oil marketer Victor Ojomo and his company, Vijorm Oil Nigeria Limited, sentencing them to 30 years in prison for a fraudulent scheme that defrauded a businessman of N47,645,000.

10.Bandits attacked the community of Umguwar Bachaka in Katsina State over the weekend, resulting in the deaths of three residents and the abduction of an unspecified number of individuals. A local source reported that the assailants stormed the area around 11 p.m., firing indiscriminately and causing widespread panic.

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