The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Lagos State Sector Command has emerged first in the 2024 Annual Command Assessment, outperforming all other Sector Commands across the Federation.

In addition, the Sector Commander, Corps Commander Kehinde Ganiyu Hamzat, was also adjudged first among all Sector Commanders nationwide for exemplary performance and outstanding leadership in piloting the affairs of the Command throughout the assessment period.

The recognition, according to a statement by the Sector Public Education Officer, SRC Oluwadamilola Jayeola, and made available to the National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP), was endorsed during the Fourth Quarter Strategy Session held at the National Headquarters of FRSC in Abuja, where the Corps Marshal, Mallam Shehu Mohammed, mni, FCA, FCTA, CPFA, FCILT, commended commanding officers for their contributions to the Corps’ safety mandate while charging them to intensify operational effectiveness in the closing phase of the year.

In his address, the Corps Marshal emphasized that the final stretch of the year demands uncompromising discipline, heightened operational visibility, and a renewed tactical push toward achieving safer roads nationwide. He challenged senior officers to elevate performance standards, intensify enforcement activities, and close the year with measurable results that speak louder than intentions.

The Corps Marshal further reinforced the commitment of the Corps to a crash-free, safety-driven December, urging commanders to demonstrate bold leadership, inspire their personnel, and sustain the Corps’ strong resolve to protect lives and property on Nigerian roads.

Receiving the recognition on behalf of Lagos Sector Command, the Sector Commander, Corps Commander Kehinde Ganiyu Hamzat, expressed appreciation to the Corps Marshal for the confidence reposed in the Command, while dedicating the achievement to the officers and men of the Lagos Sector Command whose professionalism and relentless dedication to duty made the feat possible.

He reaffirmed the Command’s resolve to sustain its leadership position through intensified public enlightenment, strategic partnerships, effective enforcement operations, and continued collaboration with sister security agencies and stakeholders to ensure safer road use across Lagos State.

The Lagos Sector Command remains committed to advancing FRSC’s core mandate of reducing road traffic crashes, minimizing injuries and fatalities, and fostering a culture of responsible road usage among all Nigerians.

Globacom has launched four brand-new movies on Glo TV, offering subscribers access to premium, never-before-seen entertainment at no cost whatsoever. The announcement underscores the company’s commitment to enriching the digital entertainment space and celebrating African storytelling on a world-class platform.

According to Globacom, the new titles feature some of the continent’s finest actors, presenting a compelling spectrum of romance, comedy, drama, and cultural expression. The exclusive films include Johnny Just Come (JJC), Eko Vibes, Bound, and Shifting Desire.

“Each of these movies has been carefully curated to showcase diverse African narratives while providing exceptional entertainment that is not available in cinemas, on YouTube, or on any other VoD platform. Access remains entirely FREE, with no subscription or payment required,” the company revealed.

Leading the slate is Shifting Desire, a stirring romantic drama starring Lilian Afegbai and celebrated Ghanaian actor Majid Michel. The film chronicles a couple’s turbulent journey through marriage, betrayal and emotional healing, culminating in therapy-driven reconciliation. It premiered on Glo TV on 2 December and is already streaming without charge.

Also in the lineup is Johnny Just Come (JJC), a humorous cultural mash-up featuring screen legend Patience Ozokwor alongside Nancy Isime. It follows an American suitor navigating the challenges of love and marriage within a traditional African family circle, exploring themes of identity, culture and belonging with comedic flair.

The emotional drama Bound, starring Rita Dominic and Eyinna Nwigwe, delves into the life of a career-driven woman haunted by a buried personal secret, and the devastating effect it has on her relationships. The film delivers an arresting narrative powered by some of Nollywood’s most compelling performances.

Completing the selection is Eko Vibes, a vibrant portrayal of the energy, ambition and hustle of Lagos youth culture. Featuring Broda Shaggi, Josh2Funny and Nkechi Blessing, it captures the dreams and grit of young Nigerians striving to make their mark in Africa’s most dynamic city.

Globacom stated that the release reflects its dedication to amplifying original African content. “With these never-before-seen titles, Glo TV is redefining digital entertainment in Nigeria by offering fresh, premium films unavailable anywhere else. We remain committed to championing culturally rich stories that celebrate African creativity at its peak,” it affirmed.

While Shifting Desire is already available, the remaining titles will debut on Glo TV free of charge throughout the festive season. The Glo TV app can be downloaded from the Google Play Store and Apple App Store, giving subscribers instant access to movies, series, live television and exclusive premium content anytime, anywhere.

Globacom urges customers to download the Glo TV app today and enjoy these exciting new premieres — all at absolutely no cost

A Sudanese military aircraft crashed while attempting to land in the east of the country, killing all the crew, military officials said Wednesday, in the latest plane crash in the war-torn African nation.

The Ilyushin Il-76 cargo plane experienced technical failure while attempting to land Tuesday in the Osman Digna Air Base in the coastal city of Port Sudan, two officials said.

They said the crew were killed but didn’t disclose how many personnel were on board. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren’t authorized to brief the media.

Among the dead was military pilot Omran Mirghani, according to his uncle, prominent Sudanese journalist Osman Mirghani, who mourned his nephew’s death on social media.

The military didn’t comment on the crash.

Plane crashes are not uncommon in Sudan, which has a poor aviation safety record. In February, at least 46 people, including women and children, were killed when a military aircraft crashed in a densely populated area in Omdurman, the sister city of the capital, Khartoum.