Imo State Police Commissioner, Audu Garba Bosso, has paid an official visit to the Nigeria Naval Base Oguta, with the aim of reinforcing security coordination and strengthening synergy between the force and the Nigerian Navy in the State.

On the visit, CP Bosso emphasised the importance of sustained collaboration among security agencies to effectively address security threats across the State.

He also solicited for continued operational support and strengthened intelligence sharing to bolster joint security efforts.

In his response, the Commander, Naval Base Oguta, Commodore S.T. Lengaya, assured the CP of the Nigerian Navy’s continued support for joint efforts aimed at maintaining peace, stability, and the protection of critical assets across the State.

‎He added that the meeting will strengthen existing collaboration frameworks and reaffirmed the shared resolve of both agencies to safeguard lives and property in the State.

Justice Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed a suit brought by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, against N941, 994, 079 for reasons of forfeiture of the money to the federal government.

The angry Judge threw away the suit marked FHC/ABJ/CS/156/2026 in FRN Vs N941, 994, 079 on ground of being grossly incompetent and non justiceable.

ICPC had through its counsel, Mr Hamza Sani sought to move an ex-parte application praying for forfeiture of the huge sum to the federal government, having been allegedly found to be proceed of unlawful transaction in a bank account.

Human rights activist, Charly Boy, says he has an uncommon relationship with former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

Charly Boy said this in a statement posted on his official X handle, stressing that the relationship is built on mutual respect, understanding, and shared concern for Nigeria’s future.

The Maverick entertainer, widely known for his rebellious persona and outspoken criticism of the government, said that many Nigerians initially found his closeness to Obasanjo surprising.

“People wondered how someone who constantly challenges authority could be so connected to a former head of state. But life is not always black and white. Sometimes respect and understanding build bridges where people least expect,” he wrote.

According to him, the former head of state recognized qualities in him that others often overlooked, courage, consistency, and a commitment to truth regardless of circumstances.

In return, Charly Boy said he saw beyond Obasanjo’s military background and presidential title, acknowledging him as an elder who had endured war, leadership pressures, and national challenges yet remained resilient.

He added that their relationship is not one of publicity or noise but of quiet understanding, stating that conversations between them often revolve around Nigeria’s pressing issues, marked by debate and disagreement but never bitterness.

“We may argue, we may disagree, but respect is always intact,” Charly Boy emphasized.