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Federal Fire Service Exposes Illegal IPPIS Enrollments

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The Federal Fire Service (FFS) has exposed a new dimension of job racketeering involving five individuals who fraudulently enrolled themselves into the Federal Government’s salary platform, the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS), without genuine employment letters.

The Controller General of Fire, Engr. Abdulganiyu O. Jaji, made this known during a briefing where he emphasized the Service’s ongoing efforts to tackle employment-related fraud.

Issuing a stern caution, Jaji urged desperate job seekers to resist falling prey to scammers and warned against activities that could tarnish the Service’s reputation.

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“We meticulously cross-checked the original master list against the final documented list and IPPIS entries.

“Upon discovering the fraud, we quietly suspended the documentation process to outwit the perpetrators, who went ahead to print even more fake letters,” Jaji explained.

Investigations revealed that numerous applicants had recently stormed FFS documentation centers with counterfeit appointment letters, some of them claiming to have paid employment syndicates amounts ranging between N1 million and N3 million.

It was reported that these syndicates continue to exploit the desperation of job seekers despite repeated warnings.

The Controller General reiterated that the FFS does not authorize third parties to handle recruitment and that all processes remain open and transparent.

“Anyone caught presenting forged documents in a bid to secure employment will face immediate arrest and prosecution,” he warned.

Concerned about the emotional and financial trauma inflicted on victims, Jaji lamented that fraudulent activities were causing immense damage to the credibility of the Service.

He disclosed that the five individuals who managed to fraudulently insert their names into the payroll system were tracked, invited for interrogation, and confessed to being part of an underground syndicate.

Highlighting the Service’s commitment to transparency, Jaji reminded the public that all genuine recruitment exercises are conducted through recognized government platforms.

He cited the recent recruitment exercise coordinated by the Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB), stating that successful candidates could only access their invitation letters via the official portal — cdcfib.career.

“Anyone claiming to have been invited for documentation but whose name does not appear on the official master list has undoubtedly fallen victim to fraudsters,” he emphasized.

Despite ongoing public awareness campaigns, Jaji expressed dismay at the persistent operations of fake websites and fraudulent agents.

He pointed out that even after the new Secretary of the CDCFIB assumed office, some applicants still presented forged documents bearing the name of the former Secretary.

“It is truly disheartening that job seekers who willingly engage with fraudsters later turn around to petition the Service when things go wrong,” he said.

To curb the menace, Jaji announced that the Service would begin arresting and publicly parading individuals who present fake appointment or invitation letters during documentation and screening exercises.

He further urged victims of job scams to cooperate by providing details such as account numbers, names, and phone numbers of the fraudsters involved, stating: “No credible government agency would issue invitation letters to successful candidates only to later cancel them. The Federal Fire Service has never and will never be involved in such misconduct.”

Appealing directly to Nigerian youths, Jaji called for patience and vigilance, assuring them of the government’s commitment to providing genuine opportunities.

“The Honourable Minister of Interior, a young man himself, is committed to ensuring that the efforts of our youths do not go to waste. Applicants must ignore suspicious links and unofficial websites and apply only through designated portals,” he advised.

He concluded with a strong warning: “No Federal Fire Service personnel should be patronized under any circumstance. Any candidate who does so will bear the consequences alone.”

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Court Pushes Malami, Son’s Terrorism Financing Trial to April 15

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The Federal High Court in Abuja has adjourned the alleged terrorism financing and illegal firearms possession case involving former Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, and his son, Abdulaziz Malami, until April 15 and 16.

Justice Joyce Abdulmalik granted the adjournment on Tuesday after the prosecution requested more time to prepare for the trial.

During the court session, lead prosecuting counsel, Akinlolu Kehinde (SAN), informed the court that he had only recently been assigned to handle the case and needed additional time to consult with witnesses.

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“I got the instruction to take over the prosecution of the case on Monday and so I need time to interface with the witnesses,” Kehinde told the court while asking for a new hearing date.

Counsel for the defendants, Shuaibu Arua (SAN), did not oppose the request for adjournment.

Following the application, Justice Abdulmalik granted the request and fixed April 15 and 16 for the continuation of the trial.

The Department of State Services (DSS) had earlier arraigned the former justice minister and his son on a five-count charge bordering on alleged terrorism financing and unlawful possession of firearms.

According to the charge marked FHC/ABJ/CR/63/2026, Malami was accused of allegedly aiding terrorism financing by failing to prosecute suspected financiers whose case files were reportedly forwarded to him while he served as Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice.

The defendants were also accused of illegally storing firearms and ammunition at their residence located in Gesse Phase II Area of Birnin Kebbi Local Government Area of Kebbi State without lawful authority.

Items allegedly recovered include a Sturm Magnum 17-0101 firearm, 16 Redstar AAA 5’20 live cartridges, and 27 expended Redstar AAA 5’20 cartridges.

The alleged offences are said to violate provisions of the Terrorism (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022, as well as the Firearms Act, 2004.

The trial is expected to continue in April when the court begins full hearing of the case.

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How Routine FRSC Patrol Exposed Wanted Driver, Recovered Stolen Sienna

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A routine patrol by the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has led to the recovery of a stolen vehicle in Lagos and the exposure of a wanted driver, highlighting the importance of proper vehicle documentation and cooperation with authorities.

The incident occurred at the RS2.1114 Isolo Unit Command, where officers stopped an ash-coloured Toyota Sienna bearing registration number LSD438GK for a Vehicle Licence Violation (VLV) on Saturday, February 28, 2026, at about 5:11 p.m.

While the driver initially failed to present valid documents, further checks revealed the vehicle had been reported stolen and the driver was already declared wanted.

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The suspect was subsequently handed over in handcuffs to the Nigeria Police Force, Ajao Division, for further action.

The FRSC credited the recovery to the National Vehicle Identification Scheme (NVIS), a digital framework that strengthens vehicle verification and tracking.

The scheme has reportedly helped identify, trace, and recover numerous stolen vehicles nationwide, while curbing criminal syndicates involved in vehicle theft and identity manipulation.

In a statement, Assistant Corps Marshal Olusegun Ogungbemide stressed that enforcement is not only about traffic compliance but also crime prevention and public safety, urging motorists to always carry valid documentation and cooperate with patrol officers.

Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed commended the Isolo team for their vigilance, affirming the FRSC’s commitment to leveraging technology, intelligence, and strategic partnerships to protect lives and property on Nigerian roads.

 

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Election Scandal in Abuja: Woman Busted With 20 Voter Cards in Kabusa

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A major election scandal unfolded on Saturday in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) as security agents apprehended a young woman in the Kabusa area for allegedly possessing 20 voter cards during the ongoing area council elections.

The woman, dressed in a black shirt and red trousers with a white scarf, was intercepted at Polling Unit 001 in Kabusa Primary School.

She was immediately escorted into a police van by security personnel, raising concerns about the integrity of the election process.

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Meanwhile, the Minister of the FCT, Nyesom Wike, was on the ground monitoring the elections.

He visited several polling units, including the Karu Chief’s Palace, to interact with adhoc staff of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and assess voter turnout.

Wike reportedly inquired about the progress of the voting and the challenges faced by election officials.

This incident comes amid reports of low voter turnout and other electoral irregularities in parts of Abuja, underscoring ongoing concerns about electoral security and transparency in the FCT area council elections.

Authorities have assured that investigations are ongoing, and the suspect may face legal action pending further verification of her actions.

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