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State Police in Nigeria: A Defining Moment for Security Sector Reform By Anthony Eze

The debate over the establishment of state police has become one of the most significant governance issues in Nigeria. As…

Tony AdemiluyiJuly 2, 2026July 2, 2026

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Blood Bath in Yala Community by Duala Mabin

The people of the Yala community are in a bloodbath with a neighbouring community in Benue State. The incident occurred…

Tony AdemiluyiJune 28, 2026

Insecurity

Rising Kidnappings and Rural Attacks: A Threat to Nigeria’s Security and Development By Anthony Eze

Insecurity remains a major concern across Nigeria as incidents of kidnapping, banditry, and attacks on rural communities continue to affect…

Tony AdemiluyiJune 25, 2026June 25, 2026

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Rising Insecurity and the Question of Governance Effectiveness in Nigeria By Anthony Eze

Insecurity continues to dominate national discourse as attacks, kidnappings, and violent incidents persist across several regions of Nigeria. Recent reports…

Tony AdemiluyiJune 24, 2026June 24, 2026

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The Growing Debate Over State Police and Nigeria’s Security Future By Anthony Eze

One of the most significant governance discussions in Nigeria today is the push for state police as a response to…

Tony AdemiluyiJune 24, 2026

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Insecurity and the Challenge of Restoring Public Confidence in Nigeria By Anthony Eze

Insecurity remains one of the most significant governance challenges confronting Nigeria. Despite ongoing security operations across various parts of the…

Tony AdemiluyiJune 23, 2026

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Thumbs up Operation Hadin Kai by Tony Ademiluyi

HADIN KAI have sustained offensive operations against terrorist elements across the North-East, recording major successes in a series of operations…

Tony AdemiluyiJune 20, 2026

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Are the Criminal Hideouts Really Disappearing in Abuja? by Tony Ademiluyi

President Bola Tinubu has declared that criminal hideouts are disappearing in Abuja, as social activities gradually return to the capital.…

Tony AdemiluyiJune 20, 2026June 20, 2026

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Journalists being allowed to accompany the troops during military operations is good by Tony Ademiluyi

The Federal Government is considering a move to allow some journalists to accompany the troops during some selected military operations.…

Tony AdemiluyiJune 19, 2026June 19, 2026

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Porous Border in Cross Rivers State LG by Duala Mabin

The Nigerian border is so porous for illegal immigrants.in Okuku Yala LGA in Cross Rivers State. More than a hundred illegal immigrants…

Tony AdemiluyiJune 19, 2026June 19, 2026

Category: Insecurity

State Police in Nigeria: A Defining Moment for Security Sector Reform By Anthony Eze

Blood Bath in Yala Community by Duala Mabin

Rising Kidnappings and Rural Attacks: A Threat to Nigeria’s Security and Development By Anthony Eze

Rising Insecurity and the Question of Governance Effectiveness in Nigeria By Anthony Eze

The Growing Debate Over State Police and Nigeria’s Security Future By Anthony Eze

Insecurity and the Challenge of Restoring Public Confidence in Nigeria By Anthony Eze

Thumbs up Operation Hadin Kai by Tony Ademiluyi

Are the Criminal Hideouts Really Disappearing in Abuja? by Tony Ademiluyi

Journalists being allowed to accompany the troops during military operations is good by Tony Ademiluyi

Porous Border in Cross Rivers State LG by Duala Mabin

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