Nigeria's Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, and Nigerian Bar Association president Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya have agreed to strengthen professional collaboration and communication to curb recurring clashes between lawyers and police officers and improve justice delivery. According to a statement by Force Public Relations Officer CSP Ani Iniedu, reported by the Daily Post, the move aims to ease tensions between the two professions and support a more effective justice system.

Gor Mahia, the FKF Premier League champions, have expressed concerns over what they describe as 'unverified information' related to the club's transfer activities. The club's statement addresses inaccuracies in reports circulating about their transfer business.

Nairobi magistrate Rose Ndobi has recused herself from a bribery case involving former Kangema magistrate Martin Kinyua Mutegi, citing her long professional association with the accused. According to the Eastleigh Voice, Ndobi said stepping aside was necessary to preserve public confidence in the justice system.

The conflict within the People's Democratic Party (PDP) has escalated as factions led by Nyesom Wike and Atiku Turaki have issued parallel certificates, indicating a deepening rift. Wike emphasized the need to actively fight for power, stating, "Nobody gives power. Power is taken," reflecting the contentious atmosphere within the party, according to PM News.

Former Director-General of Nigeria's Department of State Services, Lawal Daura, has explained his decision to leave the African Democratic Congress (ADC), associated with Atiku Abubakar, for the All Progressives Movement (APM), linked to Governor Seyi Makinde. Speaking on Channels Television's Politics Today programme on Monday, Daura said his departure from the ADC was primarily influenced by what he described as a lack of leadership within the party.

Lwandile Simelane, first vice-president of the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC), has taken over leadership of the organisation as president Barry Hendricks faces an investigation over alleged internal policy breaches. According to IOL, Simelane steps in at a time when South African sport is grappling with a governance crisis, and is tasked with stabilising a fractured sporting landscape while the investigation into Hendricks proceeds.