Tinubu’s security approach faces criticism from opposition
Opposition parties criticize President Tinubu’s plan to end open grazing, arguing it misunderstands Nigeria’s security challenges and lacks a concrete […]
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Goodluck Jonathan Meets Tinubu in Abuja Post-Guinea-Bissau Visit
Former President Goodluck Jonathan met with President Bola Tinubu in Abuja after returning from Guinea-Bissau, where he was evacuated following
Tinubu commits to equipping Nigeria’s police, security agencies
President Bola Tinubu affirmed the commitment to equip the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies with modern tools and
Ododo Offers CUSTECH Graduates Automatic Employment
Governor Ahmed Ododo offered automatic employment to 31 graduating students from Kogi’s Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH) during
National Insecurity and Recidivist Coup in Guinea Bissau: Strategic Autonomy Ambassadors as an Antidote
Guinea Bissau faces ongoing insecurity and coups; strategic autonomy ambassadors are suggested as a potential solution. READ MORE FROM THIS
Professor Sha: No politician has the right to gamble with Nigerians’ lives
Professor Dung Pam Sha criticizes Nigeria’s ineffective security response, linking insecurity to political motives, mining, and a lack of nuanced
APC like NFF: Analyst Criticizes Both Groups
An analyst compares the APC and NFF, noting their shared issues. Patrick Omorodion authored the opinion piece. READ MORE FROM
Kano Governor and Ex-Governor Clash Over Security Proposal
Kano’s governor and ex-governor are in a public dispute over a proposed 12,000-strong security outfit, with calls for an arrest
Ganduje dismisses Kano govt’s arrest call as ‘reckless and baseless’
Former Kano Governor Ganduje denounces the state government’s call for his arrest as baseless, accusing Governor Yusuf of incompetence and
Arrest Ganduje Over Alleged Attempt to Create 12,000-Member Militia Group – Kano Govt
The Kano State Government has demanded the arrest of former Governor Abdullahi Ganduje over alleged plans to form a 12,000-member