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How Kenya police payslips look after latest pay increase

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A newly recruited constable police officer will now earn a monthly salary of Sh21,645 in the latest salary review released by the National Police Service Commission (NPSC).

The new salary scales which affect all uniformed officers including civilian staff within the service show that officers on their ranks and years in service- have an increase of between Sh1,255 to Sh9,439 in the new pay.

Commission’s Chairperson Eliud Kinuthia while handing over the third remuneration review cycle for 2021-2025

A long-serving constable who has been earning Sh38,975 per month will now receive Sh40,354 in the enhanced pay while a new corporal officer will have Sh27,879 in the new pay.

A corporal currently earns Sh26,500.

For a recently promoted sergeant officer, the new salary scale shows they are set to take home Sh38, 829 up from the current Sh36, 450 whereas a long serving in the same rank will earn Sh55,049 up from Sh53, 570. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

 

A recently promoted senior sergeant police officer will now receive an additional Sh1, 379 in their pay slips raising their monthly salary to Sh41, 649 while a senior officer in the same rank gets Sh60, 449 up from Sh58, 820.

A senior officer in the rank of an Inspector of Police (IP) has received a boost of Sh1,629 and will now earn Sh64,379 from the current Sh62, 750 with the lowest but the same rank getting Sh 44,369 from Sh42,940.

Similarly, a chief inspector whose pay basic salary has been capped will now enjoy Sh71,789 from Sh 68, 720.

Junior officers in the same rank will earn Sh49, 769 up from Sh47, 290.

Those in the rank of Assistant Inspector general of police, on their part, are set to earn Sh218, 269 while a commissioner of police which is held by a county police commander will receive Sh156, 229 with the lowest in the same rank getting Sh106, 929 in the new pay.

A Senior Assistant Inspector General which is the third highest rank in the service whose pay has been increased to close to Sh10, 000 will be receiving Sh298, 529 basic salary, a growth from Sh289, 090.

A new entrant in the same rank will earn Sh200, 889 up from Sh189, 640.

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Man Brutally Assaults His Ex-Girlfriend In Minna, Says She Was Lucky He Wasn’t Carrying A Knife

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Mohammed Abba Yahaya, a 26-year-old man, has been arrested by the Niger State Police Command.

He was arrested for assaulting a 400-level student of the Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University (IBBU), Lapai.

The spokesperson of the command, SP Wasiu Abiodun, who confirmed the incident said the suspect was arrested by police operatives attached to the Chanchaga Division in Minna on June 30, 2024, for criminal force and assault against the victim, Hussena Sani, who is his ex-girlfriend. 

“On 29/6/2024 at about 1630hrs, a case of criminal force and assault, causing injury, was reported at Chanchaga Division against the suspect, one Mohammed Abba Yahaya, 26, of Tungan-goro, Minna. At about 2100hrs, he assaulted one Hussena Sani, 25, of the same area, and inflicted serious injury on her,” the PPRO said. 

Yahaya claimed that he saw his female friend, Hussena Sani, being dropped off by a vehicle at Tungan-goro and, upon inquiring about the driver, did not receive a satisfactory response. 

An argument ensued, leading to a physical altercation in which Yahaya punched Sani in the face.

The victim was taken to the hospital for medical treatment, while the suspect has been transferred to the State Headquarters of the Niger State Police Command in Minna for further investigation and prosecution.

However, in a swift reaction, the victim debunked the suspect’s confessional statement to police investigators, though she confirmed that Yahaya was her former boyfriend. 

Sani, whose eyes were swollen and tightly closed, likely due to the beating by Yahaya, recounted her ordeal. 

She explained that the incident occurred on Saturday, 29/6/2024, at about 2100 hrs after she had seen off a visitor in his private car near her residence. 

Sani stated that Yahaya, who saw her alight from the visitor’s car, angrily approached her and demanded to know the identity of the car owner and her relationship with him. 

When she replied that it was none of his business, he slapped her, followed by heavy blows to her face and body, causing her to fall to the ground with one eye bleeding profusely.

She further explained that Yahaya, upon realizing she was struggling in pain and crying for help, forcefully took her iPhone/Android phone and fled.  READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

Sani managed to walk slowly, holding her left eye, towards Yahaya’s house to report the incident to his parents. 

Yahaya accosted her again, hitting her on the remaining eye. 

She shouted at him, “Do you still want to kill me?” Yahaya responded that she was lucky he wasn’t carrying a knife, or he would have stabbed her to death.

Sani was later rushed to Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida Specialist Hospital in Chanchaga, Minna, for urgent medical attention and was subsequently referred to eye specialists at Minna General Hospital. 

She has started responding to treatment, though she still cannot see with one of her eyes as of Thursday, July 4. 

Meanwhile, Hajiya Fatima, Sani’s mother, in a brief interview with the Nigerian Tribune, described the injuries suffered by her daughter from her former boyfriend as unacceptable, wicked, and ill-treatment. 

She sent a passionate appeal to the Niger State Government and the State Police Command to ensure that Yahaya is held accountable for his alleged dastardly acts. 

The visibly distraught mother, who was crying throughout the interview, said her daughter’s precarious health condition was a great concern. 

She added that Sani was supposed to have returned to the university for the continuation of her academic program since last weekend, prior to the unfortunate incident.

Hajiya Fatima described the suspect as a brute, heartless, and a thief for snatching her daughter’s phone after inflicting serious injuries on her. 

She advocated for justice against Yahaya and a serious penalty to serve as a deterrent to others. 

She expressed appreciation to the Commissioner of Police, Niger State Command, CP Shawulu Ebenezer Danmamman, and his officers for the immediate arrest, detention, and investigation of the suspect, with plans for his prosecution upon completion of the investigation.

Fatima expressed fears that her daughter may be left with a permanent scar and trauma from the incident, emphasizing that justice must be served. 

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A Married Man Who Lives In His Family House With His Wife And Kids Is Still A Boy

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Stella Justice, a Nigerian lawyer, has caused a stir with a statement she made online.

The lawyer opined that a married man who lives in his family house with his wife and children is still a boy.  READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

“If you are MARRIED as a MAN and YOU are STILL LIVING in your FAMILY HOUSE with your WIFE and CHILDREN, you are still a BOY. Such a man is not ready to take up his RESPONSIBILITIES,” she wrote in a Facebook post on Sunday. 

“You and wife needs PRIVACY. You don’t need to HIDE to MAKE LOVE for FEAR of anyone KNOCKING. YOUR WIFE needs to be FREE to wear transparent night gown for you as the husband.” 

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President Tinubu Re-elected ECOWAS Chairman

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Tinubu, whose first tenure is to elapse on July 9, 2024, was elected by a unanimous decision of fellow Heads of Government at the 65th Ordinary Session of the Authority held at the State House, Abuja, on Sunday.

 

Nigeria’s President, Bola Tinubu has been re-elected as the Chairman of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of States and Government for another one-year tenure.

Tinubu, whose first tenure is to elapse on July 9, 2024, was elected by a unanimous decision of fellow Heads of Government at the 65th Ordinary Session of the Authority held at the State House, Abuja, on Sunday.

In his acceptance speech, the President said, “I have accepted to continue to deliver on this service with the great men and women on this democratic journey, to serve our interest and build democratic values on the structure we inherited.” READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

Presidency sources had on Saturday night told our correspondent that Tinubu may be elected for another tenure.

“Some people say he should hand over, and others say he should continue. But they will decide tomorrow,” said the source who preferred to remain anonymous as he was not authorised to speak on the issue.

Tinubu was elected Chairman of the Authority at the 63rd Ordinary Session of the regional bloc held last July in Bissau, the capital of Guinea-Bissau.

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