Don Jazzy left his car with the UK police after it was impounded because the fine to retrieve the vehicle was more than the car's value. He was involved in a car accident after falling asleep while driving and crashed his car. The police administered a breathalyzer test and confirmed he wasn't drunk, but the car was impounded nonetheless. Don Jazzy decided it wasn't worth paying the fine to get the car back, especially since the cost of retrieval exceeded the vehicle's worth. This incident happened almost two decades ago when Don Jazzy was trying to make it big in London.

The speculation surrounding DR Congo's potential disqualification from the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been put to rest by FIFA. According to a senior FIFA official, no protest or official complaint has been filed regarding DR Congo's eligibility to participate in the World Cup playoff match against Nigeria. Wan-Bissaka's eligibility was questioned due to his previous appearances for England's youth teams, but FIFA granted him approval to switch international allegiance in August 2025. He made his senior debut for DR Congo in a World Cup qualifier against South Sudan on September 5, 2025. A senior FIFA official confirmed that Wan-Bissaka's eligibility was settled months before the playoff match, and there is no basis for any challenge to his involvement. The NFF Secretary General declined to comment on the possibility of filing a protest.

Bandits in Kogi State's Egbe town have adopted a new tactic: spraying chemical substances to sedate residents before abducting them. This development has heightened fear across the community, with residents warning that the bandits are becoming increasingly sophisticated and dangerous. In a recent incident, bandits attempted to storm Odorum in Egbe, Yagba West, but were repelled by local vigilantes. The police have raised a high alert in Kogi State due to intelligence reports indicating a mass movement of bandits into the area.  Residents commend the Egbe vigilante groups for their bravery and rapid response in preventing further tragedies.

A military wife, known as "Everything Woman" on TikTok, has expressed her disappointment and frustration over the Nigerian government's silence regarding the killing of Brigadier General Musa Uba by terrorists. She questioned why the government hasn't made any significant statements or taken tangible actions following the incident, contrasting it with past situations where fallen soldiers were honored with communal respect and mourning. The military wife's plea comes amid concerns over the safety and security of military personnel, with many wondering if the government's response would be different if it were a higher-ranking official. Brig-Gen Uba's death has sparked an outpouring of grief and anger, with many calling for increased support and protection for military personnel and their families. ¹ Key Reactions to Brig-Gen Uba's Death: Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume's Appeal: The senator has urged the Federal Government and security agenc...

Jimmy Cliff, the legendary Jamaican reggae singer and actor, has passed away at 81. His wife, Latifa Chambers, announced his death, citing a seizure followed by pneumonia as the cause. Cliff was a renowned figure in reggae music, known for hits like "You Can Get It If You Really Want," "I Can See Clearly Now," and "Many Rivers to Cross". He also starred in the 1972 film "The Harder They Come," which helped popularize reggae globally. Some of Jimmy Cliff's notable achievements: Awards Two-time Grammy winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee (2010) Music. Over 30 studio albums, including "Rebirth" (2012) and "Refugees" (2022) Collaborations. Worked with artists like Elvis Costello, Annie Lennox, and Paul Simon Legacy: Helped shape global respect for Jamaican culture and reggae music Cliff's music and legacy continue to inspire new generations, and his impact on reggae and global culture will...

ISWAP militants have abducted 13 female teenagers, aged 15-20, from Mussa district in Askira-Uba Local Government Area of Borno State. The girls were taken while harvesting crops on their farmland. One of the victims managed to escape and was reunited with her family, while the remaining 12 are still in captivity. The abductees were among those relocated from Huyim to Mussa due to security concerns. The abduction occurred on November 22, 2025, around 3:30 pm. The police and military have launched a rescue operation, with security agencies working together to track down the abductors. Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume, representing Borno South, has called on security agencies to intensify efforts to rescue the victims safely. Source:lindaikejisblog 

All 38 worshippers abducted from Christ Apostolic Church in Eruku, Kwara State, have been rescued, according to President Bola Tinubu and Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman Abdulrazaq. The rescue operation was successful after days of intense security efforts, with President Tinubu personally overseeing the mission. The abductees were freed on Sunday, November 23, 2025. President Tinubu canceled his trip to the G20 summit in South Africa to focus on the rescue operation. The operation involved multiple security agencies, including the Nigeria Police Force, Nigerian Army, Department of State Services, and the Nigeria Intelligence Agency. Governor Abdulrazaq thanked President Tinubu for his direct initiative and the security agencies for their critical roles in securing the hostages' release. The church held a sobriety service after the rescue, with Pastor Bamidele Lawrence describing it as "God's promise kept". Officials emphasized that no ransom was paid for...

Female police officers in Enugu are facing a tough situation where they're allegedly being forced to pay between N5,000 and N10,000 for the 70th Anniversary Celebration of Nigerian Women Police.  Officers are being asked to pay N5,000 to N10,000, with senior officers paying more. The payment is supposedly for branded T-shirts and entertainment. Those who refuse to pay are being threatened with transfers to remote areas, which officers see as punitive. The directive includes payment to a personal bank account rather than an official police account, raising concerns about transparency and legality. Many officers feel the levy is exploitative, especially given the current economic pressures. They're questioning why individuals are being asked to fund an event expected to be officially backed by the Police Force. The Enugu Police Command hasn't issued an official statement on the matter, and efforts to reach the police spokesperson for comment have been unsuccessful...