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Police urges Nigerians to report officers operating without name tag
The Nigeria Police Force is urging citizens to report any officer found on duty without a visible name tag.

This comes after the Inspector-General of Police, Olutunji Disu, ordered strict compliance with Section 50 (4) of the Nigeria Police Act 2020, which makes it mandatory for all personnel to wear name tags while on duty.

The Force Complaint Response Unit reinforced the directive in an official communication on its X handle today, calling on members of the public to promptly report violations.

The unit linked the move to its ongoing campaign aimed at promoting accountability and professionalism within the force.

ECOWAS order investigation into escalating terrorism, S/Africa’s Xenophobic attacks

The ECOWAS Parliament has ordered an investigation into the escalating terror attacks across the sub-region, as well as the current wave of xenophobic violence against African migrants in South Africa.

The regional parliamentarians took the decision during the plenary at the First 2026 ECOWAS Parliament Ordinary Session on Tuesday in Abuja

The decision was taken after Ghanaian MP and third deputy speaker Alexander Afenyo-Markin moved a motion on a “matter of urgent direct and profound importance” during the plenary.

The parliament subsequently ordered its Committee on Political Affairs to investigate recent terror attack incidents across the sub-region, especially in Mali and Burkina Faso, and xenophobic attacks in South Africa targeting ECOWAS citizens.