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The Lagos State Police Command has addressed the public over the case of 18-year-old Quadri Alabi, who was remanded in a correctional facility for alleged involvement in violent attacks and robbery in Amukoko. According to the police, their actions were based on thorough investigations and credible evidence.

However, Alabi’s lawyer, Inibehe Effiong, has disputed the police’s account, calling it “false and provocative.” Effiong claims Alabi was abducted by individuals known as “Area Boys” and dumped at the police station. He also disputes Alabi’s age, alleged involvement in street fighting, and the identification process.

The police maintain that their actions follow due process, while Effiong accuses them of “atrocious frame-up” and “gross recklessness.” The case has sparked public concern, with many awaiting the judicial process to unfold.

Key Points:

  • Quadri Alabi, 17 (as claimed by his lawyer), was remanded for alleged involvement in violent attacks and robbery.
  • Police claim thorough investigation and credible evidence.
  • Alabi’s lawyer disputes police account, alleging abduction and frame-up.
  • Case sparks public concern, with many awaiting judicial outcome.

The Lagos State Police Command and Alabi’s lawyer have presented differing accounts of the events. The case will continue through the judicial process.
[4/20, 8:41 PM] Meta AI: Police Clarify Quadri Alabi Case Amidst Public Concerns

The Lagos State Police Command has addressed the public over the case of 18-year-old Quadri Alabi, who was remanded in a correctional facility for alleged involvement in violent attacks and robbery in Amukoko. According to the police, their actions were based on thorough investigations and credible evidence.

However, Alabi’s lawyer, Inibehe Effiong, has disputed the police’s account, calling it “false and provocative.” Effiong claims Alabi was abducted by individuals known as “Area Boys” and dumped at the police station. He also disputes Alabi’s age, alleged involvement in street fighting, and the identification process.

The police maintain that their actions follow due process, while Effiong accuses them of “atrocious frame-up” and “gross recklessness.” The case has sparked public concern, with many awaiting the judicial process to unfold.

Key Points:

  • Quadri Alabi, 17 (as claimed by his lawyer), was remanded for alleged involvement in violent attacks and robbery.
  • Police claim thorough investigation and credible evidence.
  • Alabi’s lawyer disputes police account, alleging abduction and frame-up.
  • Case sparks public concern, with many awaiting judicial outcome.

The Lagos State Police Command and Alabi’s lawyer have presented differing accounts of the events. The case will continue through the judicial process.

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Debunks Rumors of New NYSC DG Calls for Mobilization Process Reform

The Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier General Olakunle Oluseye Nafiu, has emphasized the need to reform the scheme’s mobilization process to keep pace with the rapidly changing world. Speaking at the 2025 Batch ‘A’ Pre-Mobilization Workshop in Abuja, Nafiu noted that the NYSC management recognizes the importance of adapting its strategies to reflect current realities ¹.

Key Areas of Focus

The NYSC aims to enhance efficiency, improve experiences for prospective and serving corps members, and sustain contributions to national development by:

  • Leveraging Technology: Harnessing technology to streamline processes and improve service delivery
  • Security Partnerships: Collaborating with security agencies to ensure a safe and secure environment for corps members
  • Infrastructure Investment: Investing in infrastructure to support the growth and development of corps members
  • Skill-Based Deployment: Deploying corps members based on their skills and expertise to maximize impact

Workshop Objectives

The workshop, themed “Reforming Corps Mobilization in the Contemporary Nigerian Society: Challenges and Prospects,” aims to:

  • Examine the intersections of youth development, national service, and societal transformation
  • Explore innovative strategies to harness the energy and ideas of Nigerian youth
  • Build a more peaceful, just, and prosperous society

Nafiu urged participants from all corps-producing institutions across Nigeria to engage in robust discussions and brainstorm the challenges and prospects of the NYSC mobilization process

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