Fact-Check: Naval Officer in Wike Altercation Not Son of Ex-Army Spokesman, Raised in Rivers State
The naval officer involved in the recent heated confrontation with FCT Minister Nyesom Wike was raised in Rivers State, where
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Stopping the threat of organized cybercrime
Organized crime groups are weaponizing cyberspace more than ever before, with staggering costs and consequences that continue to grow. To
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The Court Cannot Stop the Police From Performing Their Constitutional Duties By Danjuma Lamido
My attention has just been drawn to a recent ruling by the Federal High Court, Lagos Division, presided over by
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There Is No Place for a Coup in Nigeria
By Ernest Omoarelojie In recent weeks, Nigeria’s public discourse has been clouded by rumours of a foiled coup plot involving
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Shake-up in Nigerian Army as COAS appoints Senior Officers
In a decisive move aimed at reinvigorating leadership, strengthening command structures and repositioning the Nigerian Army (NA) for heightened operational
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Nigeria’s participation at TICAD 9: Focusing on strategic engagements, not trade expos
By Bayo OnanugaThe trending social media narrative about an empty booth labelled ‘NIGERIA’ at the ongoing 9th Tokyo International Conference
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Sustaining Successes Against bandits and terrorists in Nigeria, By Jibrin Ibrahim
On August 16, Nigeria’s National Security Adviser (NSA), Nuhu Ribadu, announced that security services had captured two terrorist leaders who
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Army, DSS-backed Hybrid Forces Kill 45 bandits in Niger
Troops of the Nigerian Army and hybrid forces, backed by intelligence support from the Department of State Services (DSS), on
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Gunmen ambush FMC Owerri Director’s convoy in Imo, kill escort officer
By: Zagazola Makama Suspected members of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its armed wing, the Eastern Security
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Ribadu: Of Progress and Agents of Distraction, By Khalid Mahmud
For years, Nigeria’s security architecture was like an orchestra without a conductor—each agency playing its own tune, each refusing to
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