Tag: #SamsonOki

Oct

2025

NAOSNP Kicks Off 2025 Week with Anti-Drug, Anti-Cultism Walk in Lagos

NEWS#2025NAOSNPsensitisationwalk, #2025NAOSNPweek, #Anti-CorruptionandFinancialCrimes, #Anti-cultism, #Antidrugcampaign, #ICPC, #NAOSNP, #SamsonOki

NAOSNP Kicks Off 2025 Week with Anti-Drug, Anti-Cultism Walk in Lagos The National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP) on Wednesday flagged off activities marking its 2025 NAOSNP Week with a sensitization walk aimed at raising awareness on the dangers of drug abuse, cultism, and domestic violence. The awareness walk, which took off from the Lagos State Police Command Headquarters, was declared open by the Commissioner of Police, Moshood Olorundare Jimoh, who urged criminally-minded residents of Lagos to turn away from crime before it was too late. Jimoh praised the association for its long-standing partnership with the police, describing…

Sep

2023

By Famous Reporters

CP Owohunwa Condoles With NAOSNP President, OKI Over Mother’s Death

NEWS#NAOSNP, #SamsonOki, #security

CP Owohunwa Condoles With NAOSNP President, OKI Over Mother's Death The Commissioner of Police in Lagos Command, CP Idowu Owohunwa has condoled with the President of National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP), Oki Samson on the loss of his mother, late Madam Aramide Nusirat Oki. The mother and grandmother who passed away on Saturday 12th August was buried last Thursday 7th September 2023. In his letter of condolence, CP Idowu Owohunwa noted about the mother, 'she was a revered member of our community and her absence will be keenly felt by everyone she touched throughout her life especially…

Jan

2023

By Famous Reporters

Do Not ‘Set The Country Afire’ – Naosnp President, Oki Pleads With Nigerians

NATIONAL NEWS#NAOSNP, #Nigeria, #SamsonOki, 2023GeneralElection

Do Not 'Set The Country Afire' - NAOSNP President, Oki Pleads With Nigerians 2023 is here. Of topmost concern to Nigerians in the New Year as always is the issue of safety and security of lives and properties. This is vitally important in 2023 as a country which is facing deeply crucial, very contentious issues including but not limited to another election cycle and the national census. Others include self-determination agitation such as the recent Ojota crisis, many assassination attempts on prominent Nigerians - former governors, clergymen, businessmen, among others - across the country, and senseless maiming and killing…