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N30bn or N50bn? The big question is, did the public / media/victims know about it? – Written by Adeola Soetan
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Since the Bodija disaster was in the news all through, every support and effort supposed to be in the open all through. If not, Makinde stands indicted. This is the question Gov.Makinde needs to answer and give detailed account on how the fund was spent, to clear his name from…
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TIB Global Demands Immediate Rehabilitation of Ogui Road Police Station, Enugu
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TIB Global38 Craydon Avenue Toronto ON M6M2C7 Through TIB Enugu 45/61 Moore House street Ogui Enugu Dec 25th 2025 To:The Government of Enugu State[Office of the Governor / Commissioner for Police Affairs]Enugu, Nigeria Subject: Urgent Rehabilitation of Ogui Road Police Station Dear Sir/Madam, On behalf of TIB Global, through our…
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Tiger Base Remands 41 People in Two Weeks After #TigerBaseMustFall Campaign — CAPTI
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At least 41 people remanded in two weeks as rights group accuses police unit of retaliation, hostage-taking, and enforced disappearances The Coalition Against Tigerbase Police Impunity, CAPTI, has accused the Anti-Kidnapping Unit of the Imo State Police Command, popularly known as Tiger Base, of responding to growing public scrutiny with…
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Take It Back Movement Reacts to Reported U.S. Strike Against ISIS in Nigeria
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 26, 2025 Take It Back Movement Reacts to Reported U.S. Strike Against ISIS in Nigeria The Take It Back Movement (TIB) acknowledges reports of recent military action conducted by the United States against ISIS-affiliated elements operating within Nigeria. We recognize the grave threat posed by terrorist…
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TIB Delta State Chapter Condemns Illegal Police Operations, Unlawful Detention Following Sapele Protests
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The Delta State Chapter of the Take It Back Movement (TIB) has raised serious concerns over police brutality, unlawful detention, and the reported operation of illegal police structures in Sapele, Delta State, following protests that erupted in the area last week. In a press statement issued on Monday, TIB said…
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Take It Back Movement Secures Release of Actress Doris Ogala After Police Re-Arrest in Abuja
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The police also returned the two phones earlier seized from lawyer Marshal Abubakar. Officers reportedly asked that a video of the arrest be deleted, claiming they could not access the phones. However, the Comrade Jharmo rejected the condition, and the police eventually allowed Ogala to leave without deleting the video.
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Gombe: Frightening Human Rights Violations Must Be Investigated
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The disturbing revelations of gross human rights violations taking place in Gombe state under Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya’s administration must be investigated transparently and effectively, to ensure justice for all victims of a pattern of social and political repression depriving people of the right to freedom of association and expression.…
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Festive Season Raids: Take-It-Back Movement Raises Alarm Over Rising Arrests and Extortion in Lagos by Men of the Nigeria Police Force
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The movement described the situation as “a blatant abuse of power, a gross violation of human rights, and a betrayal of public trust.”
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TIB Lagos Chapter Appoints New Deputy Coordinator, Organising Secretary, and Publicity Team
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At the meeting, chaired by Adekunle Adeyemi Taofeeq, the Lagos State Coordinator, the position of Deputy Coordinator was filled with the nomination of Comrade Folayemi Akinfolarin, popularly known as BossLady. Her nomination was put forward by the Coordinator and seconded by Comrade Iya Wura, alongside other comrades present.
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TIGERBASE: “AT LEAST 200 DEATHS, SYSTEMATIC TORTURE AT IMO POLICE “TIGER BASE”, CAPTI REPORT REVEALS
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An investigative report released on Monday by the Coalition Against Police Tiger Base Impunity (CAPTI) revealed that officers of the Nigeria Police Force’s Anti-Kidnapping Unit in Imo State, popularly known as Tiger Base, are involved in systematic torture, extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, and large-scale extortion. The report documents at least…