The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Moshood Jimoh, has issued a strong warning to the state’s environmental and traffic enforcement task force, declaring that the unit could be disbanded if ongoing allegations of misconduct are substantiated. Speaking during a press briefing on Saturday, Jimoh condemned what he described as a growing culture of unprofessional conduct among operatives, drawing a firm line against acts of extortion, abuse of power, and human rights violations. The warning comes amid increasing public complaints against members of the task force, with several residents accusing officers of harassment and unlawful extortion. Tensions escalated further following the circulation of a viral video showing operatives detaining lawyers over land disputes—a matter widely considered civil in nature and outside the jurisdiction of the police—sparking widespread outrage. Jimoh stressed that any officer found guilty of misconduct would face disciplinary ac...
A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party in Oyo State, Chief Olayinka Segelu Akintola Oladimeji, has extended warm greetings to Muslim faithful on the successful completion of the holy month of Ramadan, urging them to sustain the values of sacrifice, discipline and compassion imbibed during the period. In a statement made available to journalists in Ibadan on Thursday, Segelu congratulated Muslims across Oyo State and Nigeria for witnessing the end of Ramadan and celebrating Eid al-Fitr, describing it as a moment of spiritual renewal and gratitude to Almighty Allah. He commended the Muslim Ummah for their devotion, prayers and acts of charity throughout the fasting period, noting that such virtues are essential for fostering peaceful coexistence and societal progress. “Ramadan is a sacred period that teaches us patience, humility, selflessness and love for one another. As we celebrate Eid-el-Fitr, I urge all Muslims to continue to uphold these virtues in their daily live...