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God Evans Set to Redefine Afrobeat With Upcoming Hit “Ghetto” Featuring Lyta Adebisi Godwin, popularly known as God Evans, is fast emerging as one of Nigeria’s most promising Afrobeat sensations. Coming from a family deeply rooted in music, God Evans carries the rhythm in his blood and is carving out a unique space for himself in the industry. Aside from his artistry, God Evans is also an agricultural entrepreneur, managing a thriving piggery farm in Ikorodu, Lagos. This dual pursuit of music and agribusiness sets him apart as a new-generation artist with both creativity and vision. With a sound that resonates with influences from Barry Jhay, Olamide, Zlatan, Naira Marley, and Asake, God Evans brings a refreshing energy to Afrobeat, blending street vibes with soulful rhythm. The artist recently announced an exciting project for 2025, with his highly anticipated single “Ghetto” featuring Lyta set to hit the airwaves in the coming days. Fans and industry watchers alike are ea...

PSC DISOWNS  APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION INTO THE 12TH REGULAR COURSE DEGREE PROGRAMMES OF THE NIGERIA POLICE ACADEMY, WUDIL, KANO STATE, insists there must be stakeholders input The attention of the Police Service Commission has been drawn to an advertisement tagged “APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION INTO THE 12TH REGULAR COURSE DEGREE PROGRAMMES OF THE NIGERIA POLICE ACADEMY, WUDIL, KANO STATE” informing the general public that the online application for admission into the 12th Regular Course of its degree programmes will open from 28th July 2025 to 8th September 2025. This advertorial which was placed in flagrant violation of the required procedure was an undisguised attempt to undermine the Commission which has the Constitutional Mandate to recruit including through the Academy. The Commission has the sole authority to appoint persons holding or aspiring to hold offices into the Nigeria Police Force as clearly stated in the Court of Appeal’s judgement on the 30th day of Septe...

NPF Gender Policy: Argungu Advocates Gender Sensitivity and Equity as Pillars of Inclusive Policing The Chairman of the Police Service Commission (PSC), retired Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Hashimu Salihu Argungu, mni, has emphasized the need for gender sensitivity and equity in the management of personnel within the Nigeria Police Force (NPF). He described equity as the foundation of inclusive policing that reflects the diversity of society. DIG Argungu made this statement while receiving a delegation from the Nigeria Police Force Gender Policy Team at the Commission’s headquarters. He reiterated the importance of fair representation and equitable distribution of responsibilities in the Police Force, noting that acknowledging diversity and human disparities is essential for the success of any institution. The PSC Chairman commended the NPF for its bold steps toward institutional transformation and pledged the Commission’s support in aligning recruitment, discip...

Edo State Welcomes Federal Ministers for Commissioning of World-Class Cancer Centre at UBTH The Executive Governor of Edo State was ably represented by his Deputy, His Excellency Hon. Dennis Idahosa, accompanied by the Chief of Staff to the Governor, Hon. Gani Audu, as they warmly received three distinguished members of the Federal Executive Council: the Honourable Minister of Health, Alhaji Ali Pate; the Coordinating Minister of Finance, Chief Wale Edun; and the Honourable Minister of Information. The federal ministers visited Benin City for the official commissioning of one of Africa's most advanced Cancer Centres, located at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH). In his remarks at the event, Hon. Dennis Idahosa applauded President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his unwavering commitment to the health sector and for staying true to his campaign promises. He extended heartfelt appreciation to the Honourable Minister of Health for choosing Edo State as the host of suc...

PSC Describes Planned Protest by Retired Police Officers as Ill-Timed and Unnecessary, Reaffirms Commitment to Improved Welfare The Police Service Commission (PSC) has described the planned protest by some retired Police Officers across the country as ill-timed, diversionary, and unnecessary, especially on issues that are already receiving the attention of relevant government authorities. In a statement, the Commission noted that while it acknowledges the concerns of retired Police Officers regarding their welfare, it believes that staging a protest at a time when there is general consensus on the need to improve the condition of retired officers is unhelpful and counterproductive. Chairman of the Commission, retired Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Hashimu Argungu, mni, has consistently condemned the poor and discriminatory pension arrangements affecting certain categories of retired Police Officers. He has repeatedly called for a unified and streamlined pensi...

Recognition for Excellence: NCS Spokesperson Makes 2025 PR Power List The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has again been spotlighted for excellence in public service and strategic communication. The National Public Relations Officer, Assistant Comptroller of Customs (AC) Abdullahi Maiwada, has been named among Nigeria’s top 50 PR and communications professionals in the prestigious 2025 PR Power List. GLG Communications, in partnership with the Guardian Newspaper, published the recognition on Wednesday, July 16, 2025.  The PR Power List is an annual ranking that honours PR professionals who have shaped narratives and driven impactful change within the communication space, both in Nigeria and the diaspora. AC Abdullahi Maiwada was named in the Changemakers Category, which celebrates professionals who actively challenge the norm and introduce innovative communication practices with measurable results. Reacting to the recognition, AC Maiwada described the listing as a humblin...

CGC Adeniyi Commissions Renovated Ajegunle School Under “Customs Cares” Initiative In a bold display of community impact, the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) on Thursday, 17th July 2025, officially commissioned the newly renovated Christ Assembly Nursery and Primary School in Ajegunle, Lagos. The project, executed under the NCS’s flagship Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program “Customs Cares,” reflects the service’s deepening commitment to educational development and community welfare. The Comptroller-General of Customs (CGC), Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, led the commissioning ceremony alongside senior Customs officers, traditional rulers, and key stakeholders. Dignitaries in attendance included His Royal Highness, Oba Muhammed Maruf, the Olumakinwa of Apapa Kingdom, the Chairman of Ajeromi Ifelodun LGA, Mayor Fatai Ayoola, and the Lagos State Commissioner for Basic Education, Jamiu Ali-Balogun. Speaking at the event, CGC Adeniyi described the project, spearheaded by the Ti...