Soldiers’ Monthly Salary Has Increased From ₦49,000 To ₦100,000— Defence Minister

Soldiers’ Monthly Salary Has Increased From ₦49,000 To ₦100,000— Defence Minister

The Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa, says the Federal Government has increased the monthly salary of Nigerian soldiers from ₦49,000 to ₦100,000 as part of efforts to improve the welfare of military personnel. Speaking during an interview with News Central, Musa said the pay raise demonstrates the government’s commitment to supporting members of the Armed…

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EXCLUSIVE: Nigerian Army Personnel Petition Tinubu, National Assembly Over Alleged Embargo On Voluntary Discharge, Accuse Authorities Of Holding Them Against Will

EXCLUSIVE: Nigerian Army Personnel Petition Tinubu, National Assembly Over Alleged Embargo On Voluntary Discharge, Accuse Authorities Of Holding Them Against Will

Some serving personnel of the Nigerian Army have petitioned President Bola Tinubu, the leadership of the National Assembly and top defence authorities over what they described as an alleged unofficial embargo on voluntary discharge from military service. The soldiers, however, accused the Army of unlawfully retaining personnel who have applied to leave the force. In…

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BREAKING: Nigerian Police Retirees Fix June 29 For Fresh Protest Over Pension Scheme, Demand Tinubu’s Assent To Exit Bill

BREAKING: Nigerian Police Retirees Fix June 29 For Fresh Protest Over Pension Scheme, Demand Tinubu’s Assent To Exit Bill

The National Coordinator of the Police Retired Officers Forum (PROF), retired Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Raphael Irowainu, has announced June 29, 2026, as the date for a fresh protest by retired police officers over pension-related grievances. Irowainu disclosed this in a protest notice sent to SaharaReporters on Sunday. The planned protest is the latest…

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FRSC Stops Drunk Driver from Travelling During Sensitisation Campaign in Cross River

FRSC Stops Drunk Driver from Travelling During Sensitisation Campaign in Cross River

By Christian Njoku The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Cross River State Command, on Tuesday stopped a commercial driver from travelling after he tested positive for alcohol during the Corps Sallah sensitisation campaign in Calabar. Speaking to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), during the exercise, the Sector Commander, Corps Commander Innocent Etuk, said the…

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