Fulani herders in Plateau State, under the Coalition of Fulani Registered Organisations, have reported ongoing killings and cattle rustling, resulting in significant losses. They detailed several incidents of cattle rustling and killings in Mangu and Bokkos local government areas, attributing the attacks to Maghuvwul and Ron militia. The herders also accused security operatives of burning down a Fulani community and confiscating cattle. They appealed to federal and state governments for assistance in recovering their cattle and ensuring the safety of their communities.

The article explores the cultural significance of the Jinnah cap in Pakistan, questioning why it hasn't been adopted as part of the national dress code despite its historical importance. It highlights the cap's association with Pakistan's founder, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, and its presence on the country's currency. The piece also touches on various unrelated news items, including Shehroze Kashif's achievement of climbing all 14 of the world's tallest peaks, a high-level Saudi delegation's visit to Pakistan for investment talks, and Pakistan's evacuation of nationals from Lebanon and Syria amid regional tensions. Additionally, it reports on China's travel advisory for its citizens in Pakistan following a recent attack in Karachi.

The governorate of Jeddah has initiated a training program aimed at localizing jobs, with 3,611 Saudis receiving training in the first stage. The program, launched by Prince Mishal Bin Majed, involves collaboration with Jeddah University, the Ministry of Labor and Social Development, the Human Resource Development Fund, and the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce and Industry. It aims to provide training across 16 retail sectors and create 5,000 jobs for young Saudis. The training is structured into three levels and is designed to meet market needs, supporting the goals of Vision 2030.

The Plateau State Police Command has arrested two additional doctors in connection with alleged organ harvesting, joining Noah Kekere, who was previously detained. The arrests follow complaints from victims who accused Kekere of illegally removing their kidneys during surgeries. The police, with assistance from the Ministry of Health and the Nigerian Medical Association, are forming a committee of medical experts to investigate the allegations. It has also been revealed that Kekere is not a legitimate medical doctor. The public will be updated as the investigation progresses.

Visitors to Saudi Arabia from Pakistan and Afghanistan must be vaccinated against polio at least 12 months before arrival, as mandated by the Saudi Health Ministry. This measure aims to prevent the spread of the polio virus in the Kingdom. Health monitoring centers will ensure compliance and provide booster doses to pilgrims based on their country of origin. The global fight against polio has strengthened surveillance and immunization systems in many countries.

The Plateau State Government has disowned a circulating list of beneficiaries for the N500 million palliative donated by First Lady Remi Tinubu, following protests from the Jama’atul Nasrul Islam (JNI) over the exclusion of Muslim families. Government spokesperson Gyang Bere clarified that the list is inaccurate and should be dismissed, attributing it to individuals aiming to discredit government efforts to aid crisis-affected families.

A Jos-based doctor, Noah Kekere, accused of harvesting patients' organs, has reportedly turned insane while in police custody. Arrested following a complaint by Kehinde Kamal, Kekere is undergoing investigation by the Nasarawa Gwong Police Division. Inside sources claim he exhibited erratic behavior, leading to his admission at Jos University Teaching Hospital. Multiple victims have since come forward, alleging organ removal during procedures at Kekere's hospital.

Nigerian troops from Operations Safe Haven, under Operation Hakorin Damisa IV, have dismantled a local arms factory in Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State, recovering a significant cache of weapons including AK-47 rifles, pistols, and various ammunition. One suspect, Tapshak Plangji, was apprehended, while the alleged owner, Nuhu Meshack, remains at large. The operation underscores the military's commitment to eradicating criminal activities in the region.

The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has inaugurated its Plateau State chapter to protect the fundamental rights of Muslims in the state. Chapter chairman Sadiq Abubakar-Yusuf highlighted ongoing infringements on Muslim rights despite constitutional guarantees. Guest speaker Sani Abdul-Aziz urged Muslims to seek legal redress when their rights are violated. Islamic scholar Dr. Nazifi Yunus called for equal protection of Muslim lives and properties by the state government.

The Eastern Province municipal council in Saudi Arabia has introduced a regulation requiring hotels, large private enclosures, and wedding halls to partner with food protection societies to reduce food waste. This initiative, supported by the Saudi Food Bank (Eta’am), aims to distribute excess food to those in need and prevent businesses from renewing licenses without such agreements. The Saudi Grain Organization's 2019 report revealed that 33% of food is wasted annually in the Kingdom, prompting a national program to halve food waste by 2030.